Bedsworth: Just Another Roadside Attraction
"Try to picture this. Thomas Waddell, human aviary, was apprehended by the Baltimore police as he ambled down the highway trying to control the purloined pigeon flock in his cartoonishly bulging slacks. One officer said he looked 'like the Michelin tire ad.'"
November 17, 2021 at 04:01 PM
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CommentaryWhile the census reports are still being processed through Hugo Chavez's voting machines, somewhere around 331 million people—give or take a couple dozen coming over the wall or fleeing our politics to move to Canada—live in this country. That's about 150 million more than in 1960, the first time my mom was a census taker. And as near as I can figure, every danged one of that additional 150 million is crazy as a June bug.
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