Tuesday Night Open Thread

Some songs are just plain huge. In the summer of 1945, four different versions of “On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe” hit the Billboard top ten. Bing Crosby, Tommy Dorsey, and Judy Garland all went top ten with the song, but it was Johnny Mercer, who co-wrote the song, that took it to Number One in July 1945, where it spent seven weeks in the top spot.

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Do you have something you’d like to share? A link? A joke? Some words of wisdom? A topic to discuss? It’s our nightly Open Thread, and you have the floor.

Slapout’s Corner

We know that your come across funny memes in the course of your surfing. We know: we’re watching.

Gumbeaux, for instance, has observed that powerlineblog.com has the mother lode of great images, and is always worth checking out:

https://www.powerlineblog.com

Beautiful memes. Perfect memes. You’re not going to believe — nobody has ever seen a site so yuge. I just don’t feel right poaching their stuff.

But Slapout . . . I don’t have a clue where he gets his stuff. Surfing? Don’t know. I don’t see it elsewhere.

If I find it’s all from one site, I’ll let you know its address, and have them get all the traffic they deserve.

Oh, and Basil says to remind you, if you see anything you want to share, send it to “Contact IMAO.” There’s a link up top somewhere. I get sleepy looking for it, though.

Anyway, these are four good examples of things you should be sharing. Make your fellow IMAO’ers laugh! What else are you doing that’s more worthwhile?