Nancy by Olivia Jaimes for March 09, 2016

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    Argythree  almost 9 years ago

    History sure changed since I studied it…

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    Wilde Bill  almost 9 years ago

    Every generation has to reinvent history.

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    artheaded1  almost 9 years ago

    Look out for his Laser Vision!

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    WaitingMan  almost 9 years ago

    Don’t forget the hemp garden.

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    LV1951  almost 9 years ago

    George Washington’s wooden teeth is a myth. His choppers were made of lead, human teeth, cow’s teeth and elephant ivory.

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    emptc12  almost 9 years ago

    In a past National Geographic Magazine article, it was discussed how Washington’s body structure, especially in his back and chest, was characteristically of the male “aristocratic” class of his time. The type of restrictive clothing he wore in his formative years caused this to happen. Can’t find the article again on-line, darn it. As I recall, a sculptor commissioned to make a full-size image did the research in order to get as accurate a depiction as possible.

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    Stellagal  almost 9 years ago

    If Abraham Lincoln can hunt vampires, I guess George Washington can kick like Chuck Norris.

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    brklnbern  almost 9 years ago

    Yes George was a real blackbelt.

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    kaffekup   almost 9 years ago

    Of course, some revisionists theorize he was a woman in drag; after all, he and Martha didn’t have any children.

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    Spade Jr.  almost 9 years ago

    Hey—how about the FACTS? Washington never had wooden teeth! It’s an unfortunate popular myth that still exists today. Just go to any legit historical site with GW’s history/bio and you’ll see the real history. The strip is pretty good when it comes to not mixing myth and truth—let’s keep it that way.

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