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My favorite and most interesting Batman movie was the original 'Batman' premiered in 1943 during WWII. WWII played a considerable influence in the series. 'Batman' was a propaganda piece against the Japanese full or racist stereotypes. It is an excellent study of how the government used media as a propaganda tool. The movie was distributed as a weekly serial series, one chapter each week for the 15 chapter series. Actor Lewis Wilson played Batman. He was the first live-action Batman.

The series was re-released in 1965 and usually using all 15 episodes as an afternoon matinee. The re-release was very popular, especially in college towns due to its campy nature. Less than a year later, 'Batman' starring Adam West, made its TV debut, which, bit by bit, led to the plethora of Batman and Batman-related movies, TV shows, and video games.
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I am on a rewatch binge of 'Stargate SG1.' Presently in season 3. Liz and I have been watching 'Elementary,' a different take on Sherlock Holmes where Lucy Lui plays Watson based in modern-day New York City.
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My son fixed us some pork chop sandwiches with lettuce and corn on the cob with honey butter.
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What's up? Lots to celebrate on this Hump Day. For our baseball fanatics, today is the date for MLB pitchers and catchers to report for spring training. Many claim that's a much better sign that spring will arrive eventually than any groundhog foolishness.


Baseball is one of my greatest joys—the American pastoral game. With baseball's return, I hope that the world will start returning to a more normal place.

Go CUBS!!!
https://www.storiesspace.com/stories/poetry/hopeless-dream.aspx

A cup of herbal tea and a couple of butterscotch marshmallow crunch cookies that Sara donated sounds great. I have never had a butterscotch marshmallow crunch cookie before, and it sounds like an epicurean delight.

BTW, Sara, it took 3 hours for my wife to get home on the train because of a foot of snow that had happened the night before in Chicago. I love snow!
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For my mother. She died a few years ago. I wish I could remember her face.
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I do not think so, beautiful lady. I see you ahead; therefore, I am at the end!
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Tough one! Both had great lyrics, meaning, and music. Crazy Train.

newspaper or Facebook?
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My wife is a Cajun Queen. This could be a childhood photo of her. It even looks a bit like her. Of course, the alligator would be real with her. 😂🤣❤
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Not too much snow here yet but they are promising round 2 overnight tonight so we shall see.

Yeah, Mardi Gras will probably be a bit restrained again this year. Have never had the pleasure of being in NOLA for Mardi Gras. The conference that was my usual excuse for going there was usually a few weeks after. Sigh. The year Microsoft stopped that conference, it was supposed to be in New Orleans. Have not been back in a while now, though I've nudged my family about taking a cruise out of there sometime so I can show them the city.


Mardi Gras was unbelievable in NOLA until the mid-1980s. Even today, it can be fantastic, but the best spots are in some of the suburbs. A weeklong party that never stopped. I met my wife on the way to Marti Gras in 1976. I toast you with a Hurricane.
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I am a movie nut, but the stage is the best. Local and community theaters are great!

Lager or wine?
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