posted April 12, 2017 01:43 AM            

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Big differences if you know what to look for. They really don't look alike.

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posted April 17, 2017 12:59 PM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
See ya later, alligator. After while, crocodile.

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See you later, alligator
1954
When was the first time a well-known word or phrase was used in print?
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Bill Haley and the Comets. One of the classic bands of rock-n-roll. Their monster rockabilly hits changed the world of popular music.
Rock Around the Clock…Shake, Rattle, and Roll…See You Later, Alligator.
Say what??
You may not remember See You Later Alligator, but it was a hit in its day, and a featured song (and dance number, of course) in the 1956 hit movie, Rock Around the Clock.
You can see Bill Haley and the Comets perform the entire SYLA number in all its B&W glory on YouTube.
A popular-enough tune, See You Later, Alligator wasn’t universally well-received. Time Magazine’s popular music critic (who clearly did not like rock-n-roll) described it as “Rock ‘n’ roll rhythm in full cry, primitive to the point of idiocy.”
The lyrics — which include See you later, alligator, and the instant retort, After ‘while, crocodile — picked up on popular teen slang of the day (or jive, as it was known back then).
I have two FirstMentions for you, appearing very close together in 1954. The earliest dates back to the Words, Wit and Wisdom column in the Reno Evening Gazette of February 16, 1954.

Venita Fickel of Oakland, California, the world thanks you for bringing See you later, alligator to the masses.
Just a few weeks later, on February 28, the Los Angeles Times ran a story, Do Kids Speak English, which featured the phrase right up front.

And in case you’re wondering what teens in Los Angeles looked like back then, here’s how the LA Times depicted them…

In between private teen talk, and Bill Haley’s song, SYLA was popularized country-wide by Armour Hot Dogs, in a 1955 advertising campaign.

Crazy man, crazy.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/See_You_Later,_Alligator

And this!

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Good-bye Friends!

By Hollynd Karapetkova

See you later, alligator!

After while, crocodile!

In an hour, sunflower!

Maybe two, kangaroo!

Gotta go, buffalo!

Adios, hippos!

Chow, chow, brown cow!

See you soon, baboon!

Adieu, cockatoo!

Better swish, jellyfish.

Chop chop, lollipop.

Gotta run, skeleton!

Bye-bye, butterfly!

Better shake, rattle snake.

Our school day now ends.

So, good-bye, good friends!

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THE SONG! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0bidd0Uhvk

Weird seeing the vintage video clip!

Lyrics:

BILL HALEY AND THE COMETS

"See You Later Alligator"

Well, I saw my baby walkin'
With another man today
Well, I saw my baby walkin'
With another man today
When I asked her what's the matter
This is what I heard her say
See you later alligator
After 'while crocodile
See you later alligator
After 'while crocodile
Can't you see you're in my way now
Don't you know you cramp my style
When I thought of what she told me
Nearly made me lose my head
When I thought of what she told me
Nearly made me lose my head
But the next time that I saw her
Reminded her of what she said
See you later alligator
After 'while crocodile
See you later alligator
After 'while crocodile
Can't you see you're in my way now
Don't you know you cramp my style
[Instrumental Interlude]
She said, I'm sorry pretty baby
You know my love is just for you
She said, I'm sorry pretty baby
You know my love is just for you
Won't you say that you'll forgive me
And say your love for me is true
I said wait a minute 'gator
I know you meant it just for play
I said wait a minute 'gator
I know you meant it just for play
Don't you know you really hurt me
And this is what I have to say
See you later alligator
After 'while crocodile
See you later alligator
So long, that's all, goodbye

posted April 17, 2017 01:06 PM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
See ya, wouldn't wanna be ya!

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posted July 21, 2017 06:18 PM            

Governments Zero In On Folks With Rh-Negative Blood, Have Since World War II

Why are TPTB tracking people with Rh-negative blood so closely?

Answer: Because people with Rh-negative blood type really are different.

Cosmic Convergence Research Group

So different, in fact, that some scientific researchers actually believe that only through the introduction of alien life on planet Earth, as in extraterrestrial biological entities (EBEs) from outer space, can the Rh-negative blood type be explained. Other evolutionary theorists postulate that:

“… there is an unbroken bloodline from early human
prototypes (pre-humans) to present day human beings
(Source: The Mystery of Rh-Negative Blood—Genetic Origin Unknown)

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posted August 09, 2017 02:03 PM            

The RH Negative Mystery Is Admitted At Last By Geneticists (Video

posted May 25, 2018 09:53 AM            

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Originally posted by todd:
http://beforeitsnews.com/paranormal/2017/08/the-rh-ne gative-mystery-is-admitted-at-last-by-geneticists-video-2526767.html

The RH Negative Mystery Is Admitted At Last By Geneticists (Video

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posted October 04, 2018 05:18 PM            

Rich People Are Lining Up to Pay for the Blood of Children to Be Injected into Them

A new startup is hoping to cash in on a disturbing trend that has been growing in popularity among the ultra-rich. It is a treatment in which blood from young people is injected into the veins of older people — seriously.

by John Vibes

While it has been reported that this practice has been popular underground in Silicon Valley for years now, this is the first company to officially offer the service to the public. Stanford Medical graduate Jesse Karmazin is the founder of Ambrosia Medical, which plans to open its first clinic in New York City in the next few months.

todd