British Reaction To Washington's Dream 2 - SNL - Saturday Night Live REACTION

[@MediaWhorz]

The eye in question is the "Eye of Providence" which is something of a symbol for benevolent oversight. It's often associated with the Freemasons, though that came later. On the back of the dollar it sits atop a partially constructed pyramid of 13 tiers, representing the 13 founding colonies (the number 13 is hidden all throughout the design). It and the accompanying latin phrase imply a higher oversight, though nothing as overt as the "In God We Trust" phrase which as added in the 1950s. (Man, they couldn't even get it to 13 letters.)

[@MediaWhorz]

And, no, I only knew some of that off the top of my head. I had to double check much of that, and I was mistaken on a few details, so I'm glad I did.

[@MP-ej9pw]

But they did get it to a dozen.

[@juanf5391]

Every Presidents' Day furniture stores have a mattress sale.

[@manniman2008]

As far i know, every Mattress Saler has a Presidents Day Sale. But why? Nobody knows.

[@ZanozClips]

😂😂

[@bryansims3117]

Kenan has been on SNL the longest. He has been there since 2003

[@ThunderPants13]

The number 20 has its own word. Score, as in "Four score and seven years ago", meaning 87 years ago (from The Gettysburg Address).

[@ZanozClips]

Very interesting thanks for sharing this.

[@indiefan92]

I think what you call “nursery” we call “preschool”, so “reception” would be “kindergarten”

[@ZanozClips]

Ok that makes sense thanks for the help

[@KITTHALL]

Please react to SNL Traffic Altercation and SNL Bill Hader's Puppet with Seth McFarlane. 😊

[@ZanozClips]

Thanks for the suggestion I will react to that next

[@jamesanderson5268]

Chicken = Yardbird.

[@Objectified]

Free Blacks in the U.S. were extended the liberties of the Constitution, albeit with real-world obstacles. And the entire meme of Founding Fathers' "failure" to end slavery with the birth of the Constitution is profoundly historically ignorant. The U.S. was a brand new nation that had just come out of a brutal and costly war for independence, and was both fragile and fractious. Attempting to end slavery at that point probably would have ended the country, and whatever personal views some of the Founders had on slavery doesn't change that the calculation and its result were obvious at the time.

[@stevemattfis]

The reason Washington ignores the race questions is he was a Southern Plantation owner who owned slaves. That's why it's more funny to Americans. We know what a total s&!t he was.