Re: ASCII Art Fart for Thu, 2005 Jun 23: #2191 THE UNITED NATIONS
In <w11ve.18211$FP2.8732@lakeread03>, Faux_Pseudo wrote: >Personally I thought it was funny on >the same level as circa 1960's America when people were heard to say >things like "If English was good enough for Jesus then it is good >enough for us." Because people don't have any knowledge of history. If you had the knowledge of history you claim "people don't", you'd realize that that particular phrase originated in the 1920's and not the 1960's. It was a response uttered by Miriam "Ma" Ferguson (first woman governor of Texas) during the debate over whether Spanish should be taught in the public school system. ObAscii - lone star *
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