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Animated Puppets Loyal user Lost on a Green Screen 285 Posts |
7. A network television pool camera was broadcasting live and witnessed the shooting as it happened. Several photographs were taken of the event just before, as, and after I pulled the trigger.
8. Police detective Billy Combest suddenly recognized me and exclaimed: "Jack, you son of a 8!tch!" 9. In 1947, I moved to Dallas where I and my brothers soon afterward shortened our surnames from Rubenstein.
I still recall the day I met Beaker from the Muppets. He said to me "Meep, meep, mee mee mee Meep!", and that has made all the difference.
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arthur stead Inner circle When I played soccer, I hit 1773 Posts |
Jack Ruby?
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Animated Puppets Loyal user Lost on a Green Screen 285 Posts |
Yes.
Clue #10 would have been this picture.
I still recall the day I met Beaker from the Muppets. He said to me "Meep, meep, mee mee mee Meep!", and that has made all the difference.
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Animated Puppets Loyal user Lost on a Green Screen 285 Posts |
Jack Ruby, Lee Harvey Oswald, and John Kennedy all died/pronounced dead in the same hospital.
Jack was well known to the police as they frequented his club (and prostitutes).
I still recall the day I met Beaker from the Muppets. He said to me "Meep, meep, mee mee mee Meep!", and that has made all the difference.
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slowkneenuh Regular user After 5,278+ posts, only credited with 133 Posts |
Arthur, I have one if you don't.
John
"A poor workman always blames his tools" |
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arthur stead Inner circle When I played soccer, I hit 1773 Posts |
Go ahead, Slowkneenuh!
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slowkneenuh Regular user After 5,278+ posts, only credited with 133 Posts |
Thanks Arthur.
1)I had personal dealings with 18 US Presidents, starting with John Quincy Adams. 2)Some of my most treasured belongings ended up in greenhouses. 3)Most people misspell my name.
John
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landmark Inner circle within a triangle 5194 Posts |
18 US Presidents? Wow. Even if each president had only one term, that's a 72 year span. And I imagine one doesn't have personal dealings with a President until they're in their twenties or so.
This should be interesting...
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Cliffg37 Inner circle Long Beach, CA 2491 Posts |
George Washington Carver
Magic is like Science,
Both are fun if you do it right! |
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slowkneenuh Regular user After 5,278+ posts, only credited with 133 Posts |
No Cliff.
John
"A poor workman always blames his tools" |
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slowkneenuh Regular user After 5,278+ posts, only credited with 133 Posts |
4)I learned my trade from the inventor of morse code.
5)Although well known during my life and presently, I died penniless in a charity ward. 6)I initiated a profession that flourishes today.
John
"A poor workman always blames his tools" |
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slowkneenuh Regular user After 5,278+ posts, only credited with 133 Posts |
7)Abraham Lincoln joked that I was responsible for getting him reelected.
8)Many people contributed to my success but I did not give them credit. 9)I brought both pleasure and horror to people.
John
"A poor workman always blames his tools" |
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landmark Inner circle within a triangle 5194 Posts |
Long shot--John Philip Sousa?
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slowkneenuh Regular user After 5,278+ posts, only credited with 133 Posts |
Not him landmark.
John
"A poor workman always blames his tools" |
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slowkneenuh Regular user After 5,278+ posts, only credited with 133 Posts |
Correct answer coming after next wrong answer.
John
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slowkneenuh Regular user After 5,278+ posts, only credited with 133 Posts |
10)His most notable accomplishment which gained him worldwide fame made him poor.
11)He had poor eyesight which would make his choice of profession difficult at best and he later lost his vision. 12)He died as the result of a traffic accident.
John
"A poor workman always blames his tools" |
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landmark Inner circle within a triangle 5194 Posts |
Eyesight, innovation, Lincoln, but the timeline can't be right: Matthew Brady?
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Francois Lagrange Veteran user Paris, France 380 Posts |
Benjamin Franklin? No idea why he would be, but he was an influential inventor during that time.
Protect me from my friends, I'll deal with my enemies.
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slowkneenuh Regular user After 5,278+ posts, only credited with 133 Posts |
Landmark you are correct (mostly - Clue #3: Mathew Brady)! What's wrong with the timeline? If it's John Quincy Adams, he was the first president (as ex-president) photographed towards the end of his life.
Clue #2: "Ken Burns in his 1990 documentary on the Civil War claimed that glass plate negatives were often sold to gardeners, not for their images, but for the glass itself to be used in greenhouses and cold frames." The sun eventually destroyed the images. Clue #6: Combat Photographer
John
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slowkneenuh Regular user After 5,278+ posts, only credited with 133 Posts |
Clues #5 & #10: "Brady invested nearly $100,000 of his own money in the Civil War project in hopes that the government would buy his photo record of the war after it was all said and done. But once the Union prevailed, a public reeling from years of grueling conflict showed no interest in Brady's grim photos.
After the financial panic of 1873 he declared bankruptcy, and he lost his New York studio. The War Department eventually bought over 6000 negatives from Brady’s collection—which are now housed in the National Archives—for only $2840 total." Clue #7: "When Abraham Lincoln campaigned for president in 1860, he was dismissed as an odd-looking country bumpkin. But Brady’s stately portrait of the candidate, snapped after he addressed a Republican audience at Cooper Union in New York, effectively solidified Lincoln as a legitimate candidate in the minds of the American populace. (After he was elected, Lincoln supposedly told a friend, “Brady and the Cooper Union speech made me president.”) It was one of the first times such widespread campaign photography was used to support a presidential candidate."
John
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