George McClellan kept the Necco Wafers under his saddle when he wasn't in battle - which he never was.
My paleontologist boyfriend (whose birthday is today) has assured me that this article is completely scientifically accurate. Especially the fleeing caveman.
To further enlighten yourself, you can read the hi-def version here.
Happy Birthday Dylan! <3
(source: The Ogden Standard-Examiner, August 15, 1920.)
Oh my GOD, YES, EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS IS PERFECT. Observe the mighty Stegosaurus, gently gliding through the air, as below it a running naked white guy cowers from its prehistoric herbivore teeth. And there, look, gently perched on a rock; another young fledgling prepares for its first, awe-inspiring flight.
From the original article: “This was the time of the dinosaurs, gigantic, reptilian creatures whose weird, nightmarish shapes were strongly suggestive that Mother Nature had an extreme case of creative indigestion after a course of cosmic Welsh rarebit.”
I think they’re on to something here.
Oh my GOD, YES, EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS IS PERFECT. Observe...mighty Stegosaurus, gently...