A little high-brow for ya...
Anyone catch anything of similarity between these two pictures...one from the 18th century and the other a 20th century book?
posted by Nate Myers @ 12:02 PM
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2 Comments:
The picture on the left is an example of "jerrymandering". I have the book in the picture on the right, by the way. That is his real name, because he dedicates the book to his parents, Harry and Eva Mander -- unless there's a further pun there that I don't get...
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It's spelled differently in the example on the left; "gerrymandering," but you got it...there was nothing deeper than that
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