On big city mayors
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@jon-nyc said in On big city mayors:
But you knew of the Daleys, Rahm Emanuel, maybe Harold Washington. Lightfoot.
No?
Of course. You didn't mention Byrne and Bilandic.
@George-K said in On big city mayors:
@jon-nyc said in On big city mayors:
But you knew of the Daleys, Rahm Emanuel, maybe Harold Washington. Lightfoot.
No?
Of course. You didn't mention Byrne and Bilandic.
By the way, I didn’t have unaided recall of Byrne, but with your nudge I remember. I don’t remember Bilandic. Maybe I was overseas then.
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I visited 24 of the top 30
For some reason, I was thinking the other day that I used to know who was the mayor of the cities mentioned.
No longer. Maybe because we don't all watch the same nightly news anymore.
I forget the name of the mayor of the town where I live. I have met him and talked to him, but I forget his name.
Of course I forget a lot of things now.
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@Horace said in On big city mayors:
The mayor of Denver's name has recently become memorable.
Women tell me, fawningly, that my Johnson is memorable. Therefore every time I hear of someone named Johnson, it reminds me of my Johnson, which I'm told is memorable.
Only non-witches get due process.
- Cotton Mather, Salem Massachusetts, 1692
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@Horace said in On big city mayors:
The mayor of Denver's name has recently become memorable.
Women tell me, fawningly, that my Johnson is memorable. Therefore every time I hear of someone named Johnson, it reminds me of my Johnson, which I'm told is memorable.
@jon-nyc said in On big city mayors:
@Horace said in On big city mayors:
The mayor of Denver's name has recently become memorable.
Women tell me, fawningly, that my Johnson is memorable. Therefore every time I hear of someone named Johnson, it reminds me of my Johnson, which I'm told is memorable.
Your Johnson is smaller than the mayor's, which contains a T.
