Enjoy a segment of one of the most-parodied poems in English.
I wonder what the official attitude of Native Americans is these days to Longfellow's work?
Race Relations Poem from Swindon Viewpoint on Vimeo.
I'm so pleased to see that people have continued to channel the spirit of Henry Gibson.
Something different for this installment: an old postcard.
Why would any casino want to depict their customer as a drooling cretin?
The verse on the back says:
AT SYSTEMS, MATH, COMPUTERS ALL, I'VE BEEN CONSIDERED APT.
BUT THEN I LAID MY MONEY DOWN, AND WHAT DO YOU KNOW..."I CRAPPED!"
Category: Stereotypes and Cliches, Poetry, Nineteenth Century