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by R U Sirius on May 7th, 2008
200 years ago President John Adams kids despised him so much that all he could do was go out in the corn fields and talk to the corn because no one else would listen to him (other than Abigail)
by VSPrasad on May 7th, 2008
Origin is not available among sources known to me.
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Very interesting. Thank you for sharing.
by SCRRBC on May 8th, 2008