Hello, Thursday. Bristol has been waiting for you. What have you got for us?
Weather
According to Accuweather, sun, clouds, and rain. We’ll see about that.
According to the Hartford Courant, on this date 100 years ago
The Rabbi Lewis Browne of Waterbury gave an address at the Bristol Club regarding “The City of Tomorrow.”
Feb. 9 in Rock History
In 1964, The Beatles appear on The Ed Sullivan Show and carve their way through five songs, including the then-number-one tune, I Want to Hold Your Hand.
Factoid
The International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association says that in 2022 there were 130,644 snowmobiles sold worldwide; 53,821 in the U.S. and 50,943 in Canada.
Screwy Louie returns
Bristol’s own Screwy Louie stopped by the TBE offices and found the GMB staff in the back playing paper football. He offered up his latest gem.
Question: Why was the skeleton afraid of the storm?
Answer: He didn’t have any guts.
We thought so too. The GMB staff gave him a soda and told him to stick closer to church-oriented social activities.
Thanks, Frank
The Hustle
It’s been great, but we got a thing, we got to go, we gotta run. See ya, Bristol.
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