This is cool - every issue of Life magazine from 1936 to 1972 has been put online by Google....
Cool beans! There's a piece on Francoise Sagan that I've always wanted to read, as well as a classic "Here Are the Beats of San Francisco!"
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This is cool - every issue of Life magazine from 1936 to 1972 has been put online by Google....
Cool beans! There's a piece on Francoise Sagan that I've always wanted to read, as well as a classic "Here Are the Beats of San Francisco!"
What issue is the Beat article in?
Weird - I guess they're afraid of people downloading the whole thing at once.
I got this error:
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Bastards. I just paged through about 6 issues, looking for car ads....
What issue is the Beat article in?
Nov. '59
Happy Birthday, Matilda!!! Poor thing. I still can't stand people singing happy birthday to me.
It took two people to write that song.
I hate singing Happy Birthday. It always sounds like a funeral dirge, people sing very slowly and often off key.
A friend of mine from West Virginia use to sing what he swore was a genuine West Virginian version of Happy Birthday, to the tune of the Volga boat song:
It's your birthday *stomp*
It's your birthday *stomp*
People dying, children crying
It's your birthday *stomp*
I doubt WV really gets the blame, but it does make a change from the usual version.
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genuine West Virginian version of Happy Birthday, to the tune of the Volga boat song:
Known in SCA circles as the Viking Birthday song.