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I have ordered a few of your postcards on RedBubble – I am very happy about that. They arrived, they are not coated (which I hate, as I like to write with ink) and they are perfect for my bookloving recipients on Postcrossing
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Sorry they’re not coated – I have no control over that – but glad you can still use them.
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I am VERY HAPPY they are not coated. Coated on the back they are an unpleasant feeling in the backside, down low .. I am a fountain pen user. And the ink does not go well with a coated card (I only write on the backside, of course, would not dare to disturb your artwork, the mail will see to that anyway)
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I hate coated cards .. not the fact that these are not – I wrote this a bit ambiguously
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Okay, cool! Enjoy!!
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I don’t know anything about the postcards, but in reference to today’s post: YEAH, smoking was always the key to it.
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😂 proposed 6th column:
“from their thighs!”
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🫥👻?!
🕺💃 Dancing, of course!
Makes it a little less noir from a cancer-stick-ish POV. 🚭
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that 4th column is a hoot. The bees knees, those are the only old-timey things I remember but I definitely laughed
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You’ve absolutely nailed it, hours of fun encapsulated in one superb table!
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A new report shows that in 1937-8 Hollywood’s brightest stars, including Gary Cooper, Joan Crawford, Clark Gable and Spencer Tracy, were each paid $10,000 – the equivalent of $146,000 in today’s money – by American Tobacco to promote its Lucky Strike cigarette brand. That year alone, American paid $218,750 – more than $3m at today’s prices – to film stars.
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“…so round … so firm … so fully packed … so free and easy on the draw.”
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😉😅 I want to break out the 🎬 and old-timey crank camera and walk around in my Director’s jodhpur and beret…
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😂😅😎 I wonder how many heavy duty ashtrays were used as murder weapons? As a plot device, of course!
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That’s fun!
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