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Thursday, June 27, 2013

And You Are There

Lincoln, Nebraska:  Photographer J. Hanover Whitscomb captures the earliest known use of the "Wet Willie," by Johann Bernauer, retired farrier, on Arthur Millstone Bagby, prominent corn factor (February 11, 1910).

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  1. Also perhaps the first use of the ol' d**k under the hat" trick

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  2. Scott, you realize you've uncovered the first wedding photo of a gay couple?

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  3. "Retired farrier" & "corn factor."

    Excellent.

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  4. And he liked it...

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  5. Heh heh heh... Hadda giggle at this one... even at my advanced age, I'll still sneak up & slip somebody the ol' ear-washer, long as I'm guaranteed that they're not locked, cocked, and ready to blow my brains out... heh heh heh... oh, right: TOO LATE!!!

    (Wondering how often The Biggest Closet-Case Nepotism Nerd In Politics took it when they held HIM down by those flappy-floppy Piyush Jindal ears and shoved a pre-moistened pecker or three into HIS cavernous skull-fuckers... heh heh heh... Well, they'd HAVE to go for the EARS -- his smirky li'l pie-hole was too full of Timmy Teepell's SAC to be MUCH help...
    What? Oh, the fuggy-uggy cartoons that I just injected into your skulls? Heh heh heh... Didn't y'all MISS ME?!?!?)

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