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Interesting, Bendy. I was transitioning from one college class to another when I heard that someone had shot Kennedy in Dallas. I was a freshman at ETSU. My most vivid recollections turn upon the oddity I noticed then of how the campus seemed to shrug it off so easily ...

I had a part in the play 'The Time of Our Lives'. My part was not significant to the plot, but the play went on that night as if nothing about our nation had changed. I could not make myself be that nonchalant so I did not go on. Now, so many dacdes later, with an accumulation of data surrounding Kennedy and his policies and the reality of a global oligarchy who will slaughter opposition to secure their empowerment, I realize in a very different way that Yes, our nation was changed with that fateful event and the massive pile of lies that followed.

BTW Bendy, I'm a little older than you, and I ain't old yet, Dude.

Re: I had a part in the play 'The Time of Our Lives'. My part was not significant to the plot,

There are no small parts-- Only small actors. Now... open wide.

Gadzooks, MGH-- I was involved in that play three times. Once playing Joe, once as Tom and the last time I directed and played Kit Carson--

I occasionally watch the 1948 film of it starring James Cagney when it comes on TMC, every seen it?

Just wondering... what small part did you play?

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