Kerry Spicer

@Now_Eye_See @MoMohler @darkvdred I saw Chicken post it yesterday (or maybe it was Duck).

@MoMohler @darkvdred This is the 15th time I've seen this exact same post this week. Why the F is that?

Grocery stores be like…here’s an uncooked whole chicken. It’s $10.99. We also have whole rotisserie cooked chickens for $7.99. Oh, are they like way smaller or taste really bad or something? No, they’re fall off the bone good. Absolutely perfectly done.

@ClueHeywood Bring on the ghost of Suzanne Pleshette.

Feels like season 10 of Trump is really dragging, maybe they should introduce a cute “long lost nephew” or a wacky neighbor

@3YearLetterman "French" brandy giving off strong treason vibes.

Thinking of this great American patriot today We miss you, Stonewall

@playbookdc If only they had a Buc-ees in Virginia.

Royals, they're just like us. politico.com/playbook

@sonnysehra From the Progress-Bulletin of Pomona, California, March 4 1972.

discovered an obscure psychedelic country-folk rock band from 1970s california. there’s barely any information about them online. they only released a single album in 1971 and became forgotten, but it’s truly a hidden gem. the vocals are hauntingly beautiful.

@TracesofTexas You'ld be up a creek without Shinola.

Traces of Texas reader R Burk Morris thoughtfully submitted this photo of his grandfather, Charles Sylvester "Ves" Morris (1883-1964), in his store in Archer City, Texas. R Burk didn't say when this was taken but Sylvester looks to be in his late 20s so probably about 1910 or so. Sylvester's father, James Alfred "Jim" Morris (1863-1937), had opened the general and feed store after he moved to Archer City from the Indian Territory. Notice the Shinola white and black shoe polish on the counter. There's a joke in here about knowing something from Shinola, but this is a PG page so I'm not going to make it. 🙂 Thank you, R Burk. Cool family artifact!

@iowahawkblog Decisions, decisions ...

Drove an MG to the Riviera today

@realSiLeNTxGuRu Crystal Beach is always good.

Post a photo you took, that you love ❤️

@ehartel @ByJonHarris @TheBuffaloNews Yeah, I suspect a broken heart of an old man without wife or kids.

@FW_Spike @ByJonHarris @TheBuffaloNews He lasted only a month without skipper

You probably won't see another obituary like this today, as seen in today's edition of @TheBuffaloNews.

@BBHerodotus Five Years Of My Life wins the foreshadowing prize.

When Shackleton traveled to the Antarctic aboard the Endurance, he brought an impressive collection of books with him. Great men read! Below is the list of titles he had aboard: Encyclopedia Britannica
Seven short plays by Lady Gregory
Perch of the devil by Getrude Atherton
Pip by Ian Hey
Plays: pleasant and unpleasant, Vol 2 Pleasant by G B Shaw 
Almayer's folly by Joseph Conrad
Dr Brewer's readers handbook
The Brassbounder by David Bone
The case of Miss Elliott by Emmuska Orczy
Raffles by EW Hornung
The Grand Babylon Hotel by Arnold Bennett
Pros and cons: a newspaper reader's and debater's guide to the leading controversies of the day by JB Askew
The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
The Woman's view by Herbert Flowerdew
Thou Fool by JJ Bell
The Message of Fate by Louis Tracy
The Barrier by Rex Beach
Manual of English Grammar and Composition by Nesfield
A book of light verse
Oddsfish by Robert Hugh Benson
Poetical works of Shelley
Monsieur de Rochefort by H De Vere Stacpoole
Voyage of the Vega by Nordenskjold
The threshold of the unknown region by Clements Markham
Cassell's book of quotations by W Gurney Benham
The concise Oxford dictionary
Chambers biographical dictionary
Cassell's new German-English English-German dictionary
Chambers 20th Century dictionary
The northwest passage by Roald Amundsen
The voyage of the Fox in Arctic seas by McClintock
Whitaker's almanac
World's end by Amelie Rives
Potash and perlmutter by Montague Glass
Round the horn before the mast by A Basil Lubbock
The witness for the defence by AEW Mason
Five years of my life by Alfred Dreyfuss
The morals of Marcus Ordeyne by William J Locke
The rescue of Greely by Commander Winfield Scott Schley
United States Grinnell Expedition by Dr Kane
Three years of Arctic service by Greely
Voyage to the Polar Sea by Nares
Journal of HMS Enterprise by Collinson

@RobProvince Welcome. You waited for @iowahawkblog to leave the country?

Texas I am in you……

@BBHerodotus Peacefield for Adams, Stormfield for Twain. Both fabulous.

The library of John Adams at Peacefield.

@jiagrapher @whyvert Walked through the Jacksonville OR cemetery in 2016, many CSA graves.

@whyvert You can actually see the effect of the Confederate diaspora in Oregon via a map of sweet tea searches(!)

Migrants not only retain their preferences, they reshape the policies and institutions of the places they migrate to. E.g. Southern whites who migrated after the Civil War spread Confederate culture. Big lesson here for all immigrant places.

@bdedwards_sr @iowahawkblog He puts the dick in Dixie.

@FW_Spike @iowahawkblog Love Hank III

Wrote 10 million songs, every single one an absolute banger, the undisputed GOAT

Our first 4 House Concerts of the year: Keegan McInroe, Scott Strickland, Sam The Lion, and Broke String Burnett.

@iowahawkblog Denver should move to LA.

I guess New York has the Jets

@Liamjsm Spicer, of course.

What’s the coolest professional surname (cooper, mason, smith etc)?

@TerribleMaps My cousin Texanna Shoemaker 1868-1900.

Can I name my child after a state? Submitted by Mike Yamiolkoski