Joe Arpaio Claims He ‘Proved’ Obama Birth Certificate Is ‘Fake’ and Will Resume Debunked ‘Birther’ M

What a nut job!

http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/380533-arpaio-says-he-will-resume-attacking-obamas-birth-certificate-if-elected

 

I am not being partisan either way, but..........

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   Here's Arpaio in 2006, saying that immigrants are "in the US. They should start speaking English." But his father's paperwork for a death benefit from the Sons of Italy lodge is entirely in Italian. (The error in his birth year aside.) See how this works? #resistancegenealogy
   
   
   
   
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   Jennifer Mendelsohn‏Verified account @CleverTitleTK 33m33 minutes ago
   Here's Arpaio's 3-year-old mother arriving in December 1912 with her parents and older sister. Arpaio's grandfather indicates that passage for the entire family was paid for by a brother-in-law in Brooklyn. But keep telling us how evil chain migration is, k? #ResistanceGenealogy
   
   
   
   
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This is what happens when an unintelligent narcissist becomes starved of attention.

 

I wish my own cursive was that good, though. Do they even teach cursive anymore?

 

My oldest son (11th grade) was taught it but my youngest son (7th grade) was not taught it.

 

I was taught cursive writing. It was called "penmanship" and more specifically "The Palmer Method." I rarely write in cursive now and even my signature has evolved away from the way I was originally taught to write it. Now it is more like block printing in that the letters are seldom connected as they are in cursive writing. I have admired the skill of people who write calligraphy and if you're ever interested in relaxing, take a few minutes and watch a youtube video of someone writing calligraphy. I've found it to be quite peaceful.

 

Palmer: Very neat. Must we sit through any more of this torture? I've got a lot of things to do.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059319/quotes

 

It's a movie that has stood the test of time. As has Michael Caine.

 

Ah, but how fast can you take Morse Code? I top out at a shade under 25 words per minute, good for an amateur but less than mediocre for the commercial operator I pretended to be.

 

Well, that's a start! When I actually began my (very short) commercial Morse career, I quickly learned some symbols amateurs never use like the dollar sign, right and left parenthesis (they're different) quotation marks, ampersand, and the last new symbol defined (probably for all time) the "at" symbol for email addresses. Strangely, there is no Morse symbol for the exclamation point.

 

Hah! I take it back! A German version has the exclamation point. Whew! The universe can resume breathing.

 

FWIW, http://home.windstream.net/johnshan/cw_ss_list_punc.html

 

Yup! There it is! Oh, boy!

Hm. Might've been better had it stayed lost?