It seems as though Facebook’s attempt to help educate its users by enhancing its platform to identify posts that contain “Fake News” articles ran into a snag. It appears using a “Red Flag” or some other strong symbol may cause the reader to not believe the flagged article is fake news.
Since 1918 the city of Boston has received a giant Christmas tree as a gift from the Canadian province of Nova Scotia. Boston lent considerable support to the city of Halifax during their 1917 explosion and subsequent fire disaster.
Baby it’s cold outside..
It has become apparent that Bill Schmalfeldt has embraced the full power of cowardice. Not that he was never a coward.
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer was almost named Reginald.
A copywriter named Robert L. May first invented the oddball reindeer in 1939 as a marketing gimmick for Montgomery Ward’s holiday coloring books. (May considered naming the beloved misfit Reginald and Rollo.) And his nose wasn’t originally going to be red: A red nose was viewed as a sign of sign of chronic alcoholism, and Montgomery Ward didn’t want him to seem like a drunkard. Good thing they changed it. “Reginald, the blue-nosed reindeer” doesn’t have quite the same ring … or charm.
Helping to bring some Christmas cheer
Dying..
JAMES Pierpont’s 1857 song Jingle Bells was first called One Horse Open Sleigh and was written for Thanksgiving.
Waiting for Santa to give him a snack.
Sonoran Conservative 