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The advent of the telephone
I remember this from years and years ago. The "gossip". Sometimes also called "the party line". It always gives me a good laugh. I remember when my paternal grandparents lived in rural SD and had a party line. My gramma was not interested in listening in to other people, but many of her neighbors spent all day snooping. 
A government which robs Peter to
pay Paul can always depend on
the support of Paul. -- George Bernard Shaw
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Re: The advent of the telephone
This "artwork" reminds me of what is happening in our political sphere right now. A bunch of unsubstantiated gossip from a bunch of people who don't have the first fucking clue! They certainly don't know anything about past history or they would stay away from socialistic ideals. Someone please tell me in terms anyone can understand, why El Sayed won't answer any questions when it involves anything to do with America's history? He talks over the people who are asking him legitimate questions because he doesn't have any idea what America's founding is all about. NOT. A. CLUE.
Nor do any of those other airheads who think they have actually WON something. They haven't. They are going to have to prove themselves (not gonna happen) because the young people who elected them to these positions don't have the first fucking clue EITHER. 
It will all be interesting but a total non-starter for the next 2 years. We can't afford to waste all that time, so the republicans better come up with something good to gloss over the instabilities.
A government which robs Peter to
pay Paul can always depend on
the support of Paul. -- George Bernard Shaw
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