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Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Houdini and the President
On the occasion of President Obama's State of the Union address tonight, here's a look back at Houdini with another Chief Executive. This photo of Houdini and Theodore Roosevelt was taken aboard the ocean liner Imperator on June 23, 1914. Hail to the Chief(s)!
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Always surprised that TR had to ask but it was a different time. Nice crop job, Harry!
ReplyDeleteI just noticed that the Pawn Stars post has pipped the Illicit Loves of Harry Houdini. I don't want to speculate on why that might be.
Yes, Pawn Stars is now my most viewed story. It's a little depressing, actually, because I put no work into it whatsoever. I just copied and pasted. But controversy brings in the viewers (and readers), and that episode has been controversial indeed.
ReplyDelete278 did very well though and that was a superb piece of work. Do you want me to click on it a few more times? =)
ReplyDeleteI would have been depressed if 278 hadn't made it into the Top 5. Yes, go give it some clicks. :p
ReplyDeleteI for one wasn't even interested in the Pawn Stars story, but all the other ones at the top are fascinating. I'll just have to 'read' them a few more times then. ;)
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