We were initially attracted by the "1950s-1960s Vintage Comic Books" but they were all Classics Illustrated and Dell TV/movie/funny animal.
Under "Vintage Books & Random Books" we found a book club edition of Edna…"
"It's a very local story. For what it's worth, the local Beaver Reality (owners of the missing beaver) have an Instagram post about it. They swear it's not "some lame publicity stunt." For my part, I just walked by the poster earlier this week and…"
"I tried to search for this. No dice. It reminds me of the Big Boy statues. Once a year, there will be a story of one being stolen. For variety, one was destroyed by a crashing car. "
"Has anyone posted this one yet? Frank "Rocky" Fiegel partially inspired Popeye....
...but that photo on the right that keeps getting posted online as Fiegel is not him. It's an entirely different image taken years later of an entirely different…"
"You're right! I remember that now. There's the answer.
I spend some time yestersday trying to codify a relationship between Daisy Moses and Nate Bodine but I could come up with anything I was happy with. I thought of three possible scenarios, but…"
"If the show had said that Jethro's father was Granny's son, it would have tied everything up well, but in episode mentioned above wherein Jed and Jethro were "parsing their relationship," Jed said to Jethro, "Strictly speaking, Granny ain't your…"
"The internet contains contradictory information...
Not only contradictory, but some of it is just plain wrong! One source identified Jed and Jethro as first cousins.
I'm going to assume that the show's creators took the view that, being hillbillies…"
I usually hop back on the boards every couple months. I'm usually buying my books in 2 large orders every six months so it makes it hard to follow some of the discussions since I haven't read the books yet.
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