People repeat history .

Be prepared for a public appology cause I Think you just insulted Ostriches!...social justice dude...social justice...animal racist!

Splitting a gut right now...

Yep!...how's that workin for us...no one sees that except for those that started businesses 50 or more years ago.

Oh...but the left thinks that's cruel!..everyone gets a pass cause they themselves are soooooo screwed up.
Funny, this weeks lecture about western heritage at Hills dale dealt with Plato's description of democracies...it was like it was written today! including the erratic nonsensical speech and rhetoric.

My wife is diabetes 1 and frequently crashes...so an ice cream once in a while is appropriate.

Yes his investment and effort are his business so is how he wants his employees to interact.
Freedom of speech!

The ridiculous ...no scratch that the Evil Vietnam War contributed to converting many to anti-establishment or leftist leanings. After all both parties were culpable for sending conscripted young men to a mortally dangerous engagement.
When Watergate ruined Nixon the dems made the most of it as being the better option adopting the environmental and social reforms.
Today they just put their head in the sand like an ostrich.

It is a shame that you could not start a business as he did today. He made homemade ice cream
In his basement. Today that would happen only at great expense due to the looters regs.

OUC you nailed it .Free speech was never intended to be a gentle politically correct form of communication. Let people vote with their wallets
The business man invests his own capital ,takes the risk and should be left to his own success or failure..

With the music of Doe a deer ....
Thanks Suzanne it sure brings back memories of a less hectic era. Spy vs Spy showed how stupid the kakistratic games really are. I also thought how clever the back page was when you folded it and a different message was revealed

I am an atheist, but I am not offended. Its just his view of things, and I respect that

I love ice cream, but my diabetic body doesnt....

Good for him. I am an atheist, but I respect his thoughts and at least I know WHERE HE IS COMING FROM.

Yes the symbolism on US currency and seals is not my favorite cup of tea. None if it influences my Judgement or well being. I suspect it's the same with you as "In God we trust" is your states motto as well.
"In God We Trust" is the official motto of the United States. It was adopted as the nation's motto in 1956 as an alternative or replacement to the unofficial motto of E pluribus unum, which was adopted when the Great Seal of the United States was created and adopted in 1782.

I saw this on FaceBook. I love it!

My bloodtype/body can't properly digest cows milk. I do like RiceCream when I can spurge, but My Wife!...she's a different bloodtype and needs cow milk. I am not fond of stopping here and there when we have a specific thing to do so I have to duck tape her eyes cause there are TWO of those places on route 1 we have to pass by...

The only thing I might change on the sign is, "In God we trusted."
I do admire their courage, because they definitely will offend around 15% or so of their customers.

Of course!

And let's not forget Vic Tinny's Body Building Course...

Sadly, it became a shell of what it once was - if you pick up one now, you will be heartbroken.

I had 2 story lines that, to this day, I remember - One was in one of my uncles magazines stashed at Grandma's house (small version, probably out of the mid 50's) which featured Alice in Nazi-land (a parody of Alice in Wonderland), the other was from the late 60's / Early 70's - it's parody was The Sound of Murder... how the Gangster charism of the 20's and 30's became the bankster charism of the (IIRC) 70's... And somehow I remember the words to a couple of the songs, one of which was...

Do, we call it income now
Heist, the meaning is unclear
Kill is now a wall street term
Slug, a baseball term, I hear
Rod, a metal curtain bar
Thug, a thing that we don't know
Hood, a thing that's on your car
Which brings us to our Dough.

Honestly I think most atheists don't give a damn about things like saying Merry Christmas and the such. (I am atheist and I know a BUNCH of similar-minded people, all of whom really don't care about that and never, actually, think about it. At all. We string lights and send Xmas cards right along with everybody else.)

I actually consider it an insult that a religious person of any stripe would understand atheists SO little that they would think this was even a blip on the radar.

I applaud the owner for taking a bold stand.

I also pity our society where such a stand is a big deal.

You don't like ICE CREAM? I'm not sure we can be friends, hahahah!

Seriously, I have to force myself to keep driving every time I see a DQ. I don't give a rat's behind about their political views but that ice cream (specifically theirs) has a long and storied happy place in my memory, where it needs to stay.

That's what made it a great magazine.

I loved Mad Magazine. My favorite cartoon was called "Grandma's Pies an American Success Story." At least that's what I think it was called. If anyone knows where I could find a copy of it. please let me know. The editors of Mad said that their readers, mostly teens, stopped buying the magazine when they purchased their first overcoat.