Tweet of the Day

[RandySF]

Link to tweet

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[Walleye]

1. 1954 is when the assholes think America was great

[LogicFirst]

13. I was 3 in 1950. I still don't know why people think the 50's were great.

[Walleye]

14. I was born in '49.If you were a girl you were going to be a secretary,teacher, nurse.That was it.

And when you finally got a job you had to put up with all the sexism, misogyny and predatory behavior that was completely acceptable in those days. And before title nine girls sports more than an afterthought

[Bernardo de La Paz]

2. Truly worthy "tweet of the day". . . . nt

[TNNurse]

3. We were so fortunate to have her.

[jaxexpat]

4. One could always pretty much count on her sense of humor.

No suffering her, she mocked fools so pleasantly.

[soldierant]

5. He was later hired by Lawrence Welk

and remained on the Welk show until it ended (and so has been featured on PBS from time to time into the 2000's)

[lame54]

6. That's vunderful news

[soldierant]

7. He also did a lot of teaching in his later years.

He really was a giant of tap dancing, and a fine human being as well.

I believe he also did a guest appearance on that show that Dick Van Dyke did about a doctor/detective-on-the-side with - was it his son? or his brother? I forget - but Arthur and Dick danced together in that episode, IIRC.

[wyn borkins]

8. "And a one,

and a two…”

[Auggie]

11. Duncan was also in the film "Tap"

[burrowowl]

9. Bravo to both of them!

[634-5789]

10. Betty is an American treasure.

[Talitha]

12. K&R

[Cha]

15. Rt TY!

Freaking racists.