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“Super Tuesday’s“ Comeback Kid

March 4, 2020 by Bob Mankoff

I got all excited about “Super Tuesday” yesterday—but even as I was getting all hyped up, I thought that “Super Tuesday” sounded hokey, dated, and so 80s. This was confirmed by none other than the true oracle of our age, Google.

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I won’t explain what an Ngram is because I can’t, but suffice to say that it tracks a phrase’s popularity over time. So, you can see that according to the oracle, “Super Tuesday” as a phrase is, in a word, kaput.

And yet, this morning, that passe phrase was on everyone’s lips, even those obscured by surgical masks. So, the way I look at it, it’s “Super Tuesday,” not Joe Biden, who is the real “comeback kid” of last night’s primaries.

Who knows, maybe Boom Boxes,

Tom Toro cartoons

Walkmans,

Gahan Wilson cartoons

and Rubik’s Cubes are next.

Gahan Wilson cartoons

Yours in good humor,

Bob

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