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In the 1980s, why were greeting cards such a dominant source of popular culture? Long story short: American Greetings engineered them that …

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  • In the 1980s, why were greeting cards such a dominant source of popular culture? Long story short: American Greetings engineered them that way. And that’s how we got the Care Bears. https:// tedium.co/2026/08/12/greeting- cards-care-bears-cartoons-history/ new @ tedium

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  • This is the most hardcore post in the Tedium archive by a country mile. https:// tedium.co/2026/08/12/greeting- cards-care-bears-cartoons-history/

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