50 Old Photos That Fascinate Us And Teach Us About The Past (New Pics)

Amen to that!

Our 24-year-old cat, Buttons, passed last Wednesday. We miss him terribly.

Please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of your dear sweet girl kitty 😭😿💔

Still is.

The lessons he taught....so much we can still learn from him today

Marley, my furry companion accepts me with all my flaws unconditionally. I realize he is my strength that gives me reason to continue living

Yes we do. Why do people keep saying that? Animal abusers don't deserve dogs.

Beautiful unconditional love

Even worse. Couple of weeks ago they forbid women to speak publicly

Yes, but in reality it only worked for white women until the 1960s when the Civil Rights Act was passed.

Yep. It says: The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of sex.

No, it is the one that prohibited any state from restricted the right to vote to anyone on the basis of sex. At the time of the passing of the Constitution 5 states actually allowed women to vote (though by 1808, all those states would remove women the right to vote). At the time of the passing on the 19th Amendment 20 states already gave women the right to vote. The law did not give women the vote, it prohibited the restriction of women voting

The answer is in the caption of the picture

Yes. Some individual States allowed women to vote, like Wyoming; it was an idea to attract more women settlers.

Yes, it was. If you Google your question you'll get the whole story. It was quite a struggle.

yeah, he realised he was in the wrong line

Her father's name was Stanley. Evidently he wanted a son. She was called Ann by everyone who knew her.

Hawai'i became a state in 1959, two full years before Obama was born

Anyone born in Hawaii since its annexation by the US in the 19th Century is a natural born American citizen. You don't have to be born in a US state to qualify as a natural born citizen. Being born in anywhere the US has sovereignty - state, territory, commonwealth, or possession qualifies you as one. For instance, John McCain, Obama's GOP opponent in 2008, was born in the Panama Canal Zone, a US possession when he was born, and so eligible to be elected president. Oh, and just suppose Obama was born in Kenya (which he wasn't), he would still be a natural born US citizen because one of his parents (his mom) was. Ted Cruz was born in Canada, but he is still eligible to be president (at least legally, anyway).

Aaaaaaand had he lost to McCain, it still wouldn't have mattered. McCain was born in Panama. If you are born to a US citizen, you are a US citizen, even if they *happen to be* abroad when you are born. Either way, the person elected in 2008 was going to have this technicality apply for the first time in decades, no matter who won.

Every word out of the Orange-utan’s mouth are lies.

You need new.glasses, comrade

Bruce, no weirder than the plot of any other episode. ;o)

she tries to make bread, puts in too much yeast, and this comes out of her tiny oven. Classical slapstick gag

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It was hilarious.

the episode where lucy has a bet with ricky about living like they did in simpler/colonial times...this is her trying to bake her own bread

Here you go Bruce! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrqalBrRtLg