Rosa Parks 100th birthday~~~ Remembrance ~~~ ♥ Rosa Parks ♥ observing the 100th anniversary of the birth of civil rights icon Rosa Parks ♥ Rosa Louise McCauley Parks was an African-American civil rights activist, whom the U.S. Congress called "the first lady of civil rights", and "the mother of the freedom movement". WikipediaBorn: February 4, 1913, TuskegeeDied: October 24, 2005, DetroitSpouse: Raymond Parks (m. 1932–1977)Education: Highlander Research and Education Center, Alabama State UniversityAwards: Congressional Gold Medal of Honor, Presidential Medal of FreedomParents: Leona McCauley, James McCauleyHowever, they forgot to use spell check (which in my opinion, cancels good intentions). I'm pretty sure "remerance" would show up on a spell check [because it did when I typed it here].
Ignorantics is speech, written and oral, derived from ignorance and the act of expression is the "antics". This blog is dedicated to the Ignorantics who are casual and chronic offenders. In this blog, I will share stories and commentary about individuals who find themselves in either of these categories. I would also like to inform my readers that all of the stories that I share on this Blog are “REAL” stories but the names of the Ignorantics have been changed to protect the ignorant! © 2010-19.
Monday, February 4, 2013
Our Civil Rights Icons Should Never Be Touched by Ignorantics
This little "gem" was sent to me by one of my readers. It's Black History Month, and I believe this is a tribute to Rosa Parks. The person who created this was diligent enough to use Wikipedia for the facts below:
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Somebody Call a Blacksmith! I'm Locked Out of My Office!
When Staff Appreciation Day rolls around, if you are an Ignorantic, you better treat your support staff with LOVE because I just got a call from someone who is turning in a member of her staff for asking her to "call a blacksmith because her locks weren't working properly".
By the way, the blacksmith is pictured to the left, but an ordinary locksmith would probably suffice in this situation.
By the way, the blacksmith is pictured to the left, but an ordinary locksmith would probably suffice in this situation.
What is Clementine Weather?
Ok, so on the left is a picture of clementines. Our next Ignorantic didn't know that clementines are fruit.
In this YouTube video, you will see testimony from the caterer regarding a dispute with a customer. The caterer testifies that in his contract he provides that "during clementine weather...we cannot..." He also uttered those words in Court leaving the judge totally stunned because the contract uses the word "clementine". Watch it here: During Clementine Weather
In this YouTube video, you will see testimony from the caterer regarding a dispute with a customer. The caterer testifies that in his contract he provides that "during clementine weather...we cannot..." He also uttered those words in Court leaving the judge totally stunned because the contract uses the word "clementine". Watch it here: During Clementine Weather
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Quiet...I Need to make a "Mute" Point!
Saturday, January 26, 2013
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