By Charles JohnsonFollow @Green_FootballsYou’ve got to be kidding me. Currently featured at Huffington Post: Jane Hamsher: On the Ground with Lamont/Lieberman. (Hat tip: Delvin.)
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UPDATE at 8/2/06 1:46:30 pm:
The picture has now been removed from Hamsher’s post, with no explanation or apology.
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The family was from Arkansas. The Dad (Dink) was a furniture salesman in San Bernardino, but back in the way-back-when he used to play 'bones' or 'spoons' in a minstrel show. To relive the golden days of yesteryear he would, from time to time, force his children to accompany him (Ronnie on guitar, Kenny on trombone) in a living room replay of a minstrel routine called "Lazy Bones."
The kids often found this to be an inconvenience, as they were fascinated by, and constantly perfecting new techniques for, The Manly Art Of Fart-Burning. Kenny explained to me that it was scientific - that it demonstrated (this is a real quote) "Compression, ignition, combustion and exhaust." -- Kenny & Ronnie Williams (later immortalized in "Let's Make The Water Turn Black").