The master of the "tall tale" told an Independence Day audience that one of his uncles out West "opened his mouth to hurrah, and a rocket went down his throat... blew up and scattered him all over the 45 states, and -- really, now, this is true -- I know about it myself -- 24 hours after that it was raining buttons, recognizable as his, on the Atlantic Seaboard".
People would eat there before going to Studio 54 or, before Studio happened, to Hurrah's or Le Jardin.
The main subject, it must be said, hardly lent itself to hurrahs.
A solution is to cut over to the Hurrah Trail, which doesn't allow motorized craft and parallels the canal for two miles, starting near the Suwannee Canal Recreation Area's put-in point.
The figures, which had belonged to the collector Ben Mildwoff, were auctioned at Sotheby's to a private collector, Barry Cohen, who then gave them to America Hurrah, which sold them to Mrs. Cave.
Then, instead of criticizing them, he urged them to shout "hurrah" as a compliment to themselves.
Gołąbki, or golumpki in English, is a traditional Polish dish that will want to make you want to say hurrah (hooray in Polish).
"So do you expect us to say, 'Hurrah for America'?" Iran's parliament passed its own legislation — two hundred and thirteen votes to ten — that forbid foreign access to its military, security, and sensitive non-nuclear facilities, as well as to its nuclear scientists.
There was also a memorable nod to the sixties experimental-theatre scene in season five, when Megan dragged Don to "America Hurrah".
Megan takes Don to America Hurrah (a real play that premiered in November of '66) about "the emptiness of consumerism".
To counteract the itching in my palms I try to look at this phenomenon with objective, journalistic interest: an election in adverse circumstances would not, in the country I'm from, be an occasion for anyone to shout "Hurrah for Britain!" For these Americans, voting seems about more than just picking which guy they want to be in charge for the next four years.
