[SamAdams76]

I find it odd that what was once considered normal behaviour is now vilified, and what was considered reprehensible and degenerate is now thought acceptable.

That is so true. When I was a teenager in the 1970s, 16 was considered ripe for the taking (if they were willing).

Many 16 year old girls back then would throw themselves at rock starts in a heartbeat. They'd camp outside their hotel rooms and practically beg to be taken inside and used and abused. Speaking as a guy, I would have put myself in the service of a Linda Ronstadt or Stevie Nicks if I had the opportunity at 16. Not Chrissie Hynde or Joan Jett however - those girls would have been too rough for me to handle back in the day.

What nonsense for this woman to come out of the woodwork today with that silly charge from the 70s. She's likely in her 60s today.

[DCBryan1]

Not Chrissie Hynde or Joan Jett however

WTF is wrong with you! Turn in your man-card:

[dfwgator]

Not Chrissie Hynde or Joan Jett however - those girls would have been too rough for me to handle back in the day.

Well you're not exactly Joan Jett's "type", if you catch my drift.

[dfwgator]

I would have been Ann Wilson’s Love Slave, back when “Barracuda” came out.