Google little ice age - it WAS cooler back in 1857.
Most schools only teach the chorus.
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Paul Sorenson
t must have been cooler in Wisconsin in the late 1940's, too, 'cause I
remember this as a song that was sung in school from just before
Thanksgiving until Christmas. Another was
It must have been cooler in Wisconsin in the late 1940's, too, 'cause I
remember this as a song that was sung in school from just before
Thanksgiving until Christmas. Another was Over the River and Through
the Woods..
We *did* sing that verse along with others using The Little Golden Book
of
On 5/22/07, P. J. Alling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In 1857 the Earth was still officially in the Little Ice Age, it was a
lot cooler.
And it was still flat then to.
Dave
graywolf wrote:
I just came across a site on the web that says that Jingle Bells was
originally written as a
graywolf wrote on Mon, 21 May 2007 19:35:57 -0700
I just came across a site on the web that says that Jingle Bells
was originally
written as a Thanksgiving Day song. Must have been cooler back in
1857.
Strangely I do not remember this verse from school,
A day or two ago
I thought
The fact that educated people thought the world was flat, at .least
since the time of Ptolemy, is an historical fallacy.. (Damn that was a
good one for the Myths thread).
David J Brooks wrote:
On 5/22/07, P. J. Alling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In 1857 the Earth was still officially in
That's probably why I can remember walking to school through snow up to
my knees...of course, I was a little shorter then.
-p
P. J. Alling wrote:
The period 1940 to 1970 was also a cooling period.
Paul Sorenson wrote:
It must have been cooler in Wisconsin in the late 1940's, too, 'cause I
The period 1940 to 1970 was also a cooling period.
Paul Sorenson wrote:
It must have been cooler in Wisconsin in the late 1940's, too, 'cause I
remember this as a song that was sung in school from just before
Thanksgiving until Christmas. Another was Over the River and Through
the Woods..
Bu, buttt I got that straight off the OFFICIAL jingle bells sight. GRIN
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A: Some times the news accidentally gets it correct.
Jim King wrote:
graywolf wrote on Mon, 21 May 2007 19:35:57 -0700
I just came across a site
Yeah, but were you barefoot?
Norm
Paul Sorenson wrote:
That's probably why I can remember walking to school through snow up to
my knees...of course, I was a little shorter then.
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Absolutely, I too can remember that. One does tend to forget one was 2-1/2 feet
tall back then though. Still 7-8 inches of snow is not so common as it was. I
attribute that to you guys using all that hair spray. Also using all that
Freeze, you ran you air conditioners so high it was causing a
And, sailors knew damn well it wasn't they could see the curved horizon.
P. J. Alling wrote:
The fact that educated people thought the world was flat, at .least
since the time of Ptolemy, is an historical fallacy.. (Damn that was a
good one for the Myths thread).
David J Brooks wrote:
No, it had not been officially flat since sometime in the 1500's.
David J Brooks wrote:
On 5/22/07, P. J. Alling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In 1857 the Earth was still officially in the Little Ice Age, it was a
lot cooler.
And it was still flat then to.
Dave
graywolf wrote:
I just came
Sleigh rides at Thanksgiving in Savannah GA cooler? Officially? Or Officiously?
GRIN!
P. J. Alling wrote:
In 1857 the Earth was still officially in the Little Ice Age, it was a
lot cooler.
graywolf wrote:
I just came across a site on the web that says that Jingle Bells was
originally
I looked into the flat earth business, when I was searching for myths the other
day. Seems that most educated people knew the earth was a sphere far before the
fifteenth century. Washington Irving is responsible for the misinformation.
When he dramatized Columbus' voyage and discovery, he
And it's amazing that our education system perpetuates that myth. At least
it did in the '60's.
Tom C.
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Yes, with short pants, no coat and uphill both ways.
-p
Norm Baugher wrote:
Yeah, but were you barefoot?
Norm
Paul Sorenson wrote:
That's probably why I can remember walking to school through snow up to
my knees...of course, I was a little shorter then.
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I just came across a site on the web that says that Jingle Bells was originally
written as a Thanksgiving Day song. Must have been cooler back in 1857.
Strangely I do not remember this verse from school,
A day or two ago
I thought I'd take a ride
And soon Miss Fanny Bright
Was seated by my
In 1857 the Earth was still officially in the Little Ice Age, it was a
lot cooler.
graywolf wrote:
I just came across a site on the web that says that Jingle Bells was
originally written as a Thanksgiving Day song. Must have been cooler back in
1857. Strangely I do not remember this verse
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