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The first blog I can remember reading regularly was memepool.com. It’s still there but hasn’t been updated in over a year. Then I discovered J-Walk Blog and was hooked. Like many of you, I was forwarding funny things people sent me. I always worried about whether some wouldn’t want to receive this stuff, so I decided to start Bits & Pieces. The name comes from a column I wrote in a newsletter for a club I belonged to. Bits & Pieces began on March 31, 2002, over at BitsandPieces1.blogspot.com but posting was sporadic for the first couple of years. Somewhere around 2005 I began to get serious and started posting daily. I moved B&P to WordPress and its own domain name BitsandPieces.us in early 2008. August of 2009 saw the start of Bits of Wisdom and Naughty Bits saw light in April of 2010 after a rough start as Bad Bits. Source

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the late shift – a history lesson with HCR

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I’m number three – the weight stays balanced

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Duck Duck WHAT???? not how I remember

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panda see, panda do just the same

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and then I posted it for all to see

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sounds like a song, or two

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Today’s the last some will have ten fingers

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Historical Military Memes for fourth

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E-Rat-Icator is the only B-17 to survive the entire WWII tour of duty of the 452nd bomb group. 120 total bombing missions. Guam during the battle for the island in July 1944 hospital ship USS Tranquility docked in Guam 8/8/45 Into the Jaws of Death, was taken by Robert F. Sargent on June 6, 1944.
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you’d think they’d celebrate missing us

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Today’s the last some will have ten fingers

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