Ziggy by Tom Wilson & Tom II for July 21, 2024

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    Mediatech  about 2 months ago

    What was the greatest thing before sliced bread?

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    dcdete.  about 2 months ago

    Do old men on a summer day in the park still wear black bow ties from tuxedos.

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    Slowly, he turned...  about 2 months ago

    sliced baloney!

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    The Reader Premium Member about 2 months ago

    Ziggy, the greatest thing since sliced bread!

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    blakerl  about 2 months ago

    Bench’s bakery sold the first-ever sliced bread on July 8, 1928. The invention became popular quickly. Mr P thus 96 years old.

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    hooglah  about 2 months ago

    I can tell you what is better, always has been and always will be, ……but they won’t print it.

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    rickmac1937 Premium Member about 2 months ago

    Makes 2 of us

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    MaybeMaybe  about 2 months ago

    Stone tools, fire, then bread, sliced.

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    billwog  about 2 months ago

    TP without splinters.

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    marcotte  about 2 months ago

    simply, having bread…………

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    lanainutahdesert  about 2 months ago

    The greatest thing before sliced bread? Ford cars.

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    Alberta Oil Premium Member about 2 months ago

    As a kid getting day old sliced bread on our 2 weeks shopping trips was a real treat.

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    mistercatworks  about 2 months ago

    I remember when I lived in L.A. there was a tortilla company whose slogan was, “The greatest thing since sliced bread.”

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    oakie817  about 2 months ago

    sliced bread was invented in 1928, for all those wondering

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    thejanith Premium Member about 2 months ago

    My mom went to grade school in the 1930s in rural New York State. When she was in the middle of elementary school, the schools combined. The country kids were bussed into town and went to school there. Often, the country kids and the town kids would often trade sandwiches. The country kids generally had good thick homemade bread for theirs, while the town kids mostly had store-bought sliced bread for theirs. The fun things was, everyone saw it as a win: the town kids wanted homemade bread, which they didn’t get at home, and the country kids wanted the new fancy sliced bread because their moms always baked.

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    mistercatworks  about 2 months ago

    My Mom bought fresh bread every day for our family of six. However, she insisted we eat the old bread first, which took all day. My Mom paid fresh bread prices every day but we ate day-old bread every day.

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