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“My vacation souvenir.” Dave Hirsch August 23, 1958
“How was the vacation?” Harry Lyons August 1, 1959
“Are you sure we’re both going on the same vacation?” Jerry Marcus July 25, 1959
“Think. Did we forget anything?” Radi July 18, 1959
“I’ve been wondering, Harold, if it wouldn’t be wise to cut our vacation short and get back to the city before it’s too late.” Walt Wetterberg June 13, 1959
“Sounds thrilling…10 action-packed hours behind the wheel…an exciting contest for the last vacant motel…glorious tramps through palm-lined parking lots…” Bill Yates June 9, 1956
“O.K. So it’s good for the farmers. Are they paying $23 a day?” Bram April 28, 1956
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There was one . . . Two convicts in a cell and talking about their past escapades. One say, “And so after years of planning, I aimed the note and handed him the gun.”
Don’t know why that came to mind overnight.
I love them all Post editors, but still have a couple of favorites. In #6 down by Bill Yates, I love what the husband is saying, and his wife’s facial expression. Priceless! In #7, the complaining about the $23 cost? Wonderful. My 2nd favorite here is #4 by Radi. What about the dog? I can hear those nails scratching the window even with all the barking. Terrible pet parents.
#1 favorite here is #2 by Harry Lyons. It’s definitely the most degrading and embarrassing! The front end of the car looks snarling and furious, unless it’s my imagination. I hear ‘Holiday Road’ by Lindsey Buckingham. Anyone else?
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There was one . . . Two convicts in a cell and talking about their past escapades. One say, “And so after years of planning, I aimed the note and handed him the gun.”
Don’t know why that came to mind overnight.
I love them all Post editors, but still have a couple of favorites. In #6 down by Bill Yates, I love what the husband is saying, and his wife’s facial expression. Priceless! In #7, the complaining about the $23 cost? Wonderful. My 2nd favorite here is #4 by Radi. What about the dog? I can hear those nails scratching the window even with all the barking. Terrible pet parents.
#1 favorite here is #2 by Harry Lyons. It’s definitely the most degrading and embarrassing! The front end of the car looks snarling and furious, unless it’s my imagination. I hear ‘Holiday Road’ by Lindsey Buckingham. Anyone else?