Today is the birthday, in 1948, of Millicent Dolly May Small, better known in the US as ‘Millie Small’ and in the UK as ‘Millie’. She initially recorded this song in 1964 and it became one of the best-selling ska songs ever.
Quit messing up!You need to do butter or find yourself marginalized.
Is being a horse trainer considered a stable job?
What do you call a chameleon that loses the ability to change colors?A reptile dysfunction.
Did you know that before water was invented, people had to carry their boats around?
What starts with an “o” and ends with “nions” and sometimes makes you cry?Opinions.
Bacon is 73% fat and very salty.Me too bacon, me too.
Hostess: Good evening. Do you have reservations?Customer: Yes, but I’ve decided to throw caution to the wind and eat here anyway.
Santa has been reading all your posts this year.A lot of you are getting science books.
It’s not a mass firing of unvaccinated workers.It’s an overdue reduction of unsafe employees.
Did you know muffins spelled backward is what you do when you take them out of the oven?
I don’t know who needs to know this but even if a bear wears socks and shoes, he still has bear feet.
Every single corpse on Mt. Everest was once a highly motivated person.
Jacques Offenbach died on this day in 1880. So, for more beautiful music today we have soprano Anna Netrebko and mezzo-soprano Elina Garanca singing the barcarolle from Les Contes d’Hoffmann. Sit back and enjoy!
Here is a little music from Jay and the Americans. Note that this is not the original ‘Jay’, Jay Traynor. Instead this is Jay Black, who joined the group in 1963 after he agreed to change his name from David Black to Jay Black.
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