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world wide wally

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18. I got to flip off Nixon once
Sun Jan 25, 2015, 01:05 PM
Jan 2015

I was a cab driver in Chicago and his helicopter landed at Miegs Field by the lakefront. I had taken a couple of his "groupies" there to greet him. I stayed there to wait for a fare back to downtown and Nixons motorcade drove by. He was waving to all of his adoring fans from the back seat of his limo and as he looked right at me. My moment in the. sun came and my middle finger went up. (Almost like a reflex action). Then I got the a patented scowl. I just wish I had a camera at that moment. That was a moment I will always cherish.

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K & R... Wounded Bear Jan 2015 #1
epic KG Jan 2015 #2
Since 1967? malthaussen Jan 2015 #3
Touchy? NEARLY half a century...Poetic, or...cartoonist's license. maddiemom Jan 2015 #4
Says 1967 right in the last panel malthaussen Jan 2015 #5
About 1967 TexasProgresive Jan 2015 #7
My brother once had a smoke with Reagan malthaussen Jan 2015 #9
My Mom knew him from his early early acting days... PCIntern Jan 2015 #12
I got to flip off Nixon once world wide wally Jan 2015 #18
I locked eyes with Tricia Cox once- LiberalElite Jan 2015 #24
Awesome n2doc Jan 2015 #32
It's the thought that counts world wide wally Jan 2015 #33
The freezing temperature was only bearable because of the jubulant millions! Memory for a FailureToCommunicate Jan 2015 #34
I remember singing along at home LittleGirl Jan 2015 #38
We managed to get to the rear of the Capital as the Bush's helicopter took off. We **saluted** his FailureToCommunicate Jan 2015 #41
snicker - me too ha ha ha eom LittleGirl Jan 2015 #43
I used to work at a company not far from the Minneapolis/St Paul airport dflprincess Jan 2015 #36
Your post sent me on a Google Quest. chervilant Jan 2015 #16
Yeah. On second thought, you might have a point. maddiemom Jan 2015 #20
He started as a cartoonist in 1967 for the Yale Daily News. progressoid Jan 2015 #35
Forget it, he's rolling.... paleotn Jan 2015 #6
YES! maddiemom Jan 2015 #21
yup....a ploy to get people to dig deeper. alphafemale Jan 2015 #8
Ah hah! malthaussen Jan 2015 #10
Aha! Trudeau drew his first editorial toon about Bush in the Yale Daily News in 1967! herding cats Jan 2015 #23
Ding, ding! Hissyspit Jan 2015 #27
Nice find, thanks for posting :) Electric Monk Jan 2015 #25
1967 was the year fuzzy b was branding people at Yale. Emphasis on them, b.ut they are writing jtuck004 Jan 2015 #15
Mostly, it's a joke. Hissyspit Jan 2015 #22
See post #8. nt Electric Monk Jan 2015 #26
Ah, good point. I did go digging deeper but did not find that. Hissyspit Jan 2015 #28
Garry was already cartooning well before Yale erronis Jan 2015 #29
K&R an entire shit load! Enthusiast Jan 2015 #11
Marvin Bush Scarsdale Jan 2015 #13
Victor Ashe GeorgeGist Jan 2015 #37
Bushwhacking is one of my favorite sports as well! lark Jan 2015 #14
K & R for the best bushwhacking mountain grammy Jan 2015 #17
Thanks Doc! Dyedinthewoolliberal Jan 2015 #19
Great Doonesbury on bush whacking Gothmog Jan 2015 #30
I LOL'd heartily over my Sunday morning coffee. I absolutely love Trudeau. Hekate Jan 2015 #31
Trudeau and W were on the Yale campus at the same time underpants Jan 2015 #39
By now, I imagine he's had to set aside an entire file cabinet exclusively for them. Buns_of_Fire Jan 2015 #40
This may shed some billh58 Jan 2015 #42
Bashing the BFEE -- Believe It. Not! Octafish Jan 2015 #44
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