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To: Oshkalaboomboom
"In my day:
"grass" was mowed,
Apparently Grandpa never watched Reefer Madness"

Grand dad was bright enough to understand that self-inflicted artificial stupidity was probably not a good thing.

"I understand how you think the good old days were something fantabulous like Ozzie and Harriet but they had drugs, crimes, murder, inflation, depression just like they do today. Grandpa is just getting too senile to remember."

We know that your stupidity and acceptance of evil, drugs, crimes, murder, inflation is something you won't live to regret. It's going to kill you, and you are too dim to care.

Ponder this. Charly Starkweather went on a multistate killing spree in early 1958. He Rode the Lighting in June 1959. We knew how to handle things, then. Charlie Manson staged multiple murders in 1969, and died of old age in 2017.

Never confuse senility with wisdom.

20 posted on 08/26/2021 5:05:21 AM PDT by jonascord (First rule of the Dunning-Kruger Club is that you do not know you are in the Dunning-Kruger club.)
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To: jonascord

I see. Because I don’t look at the world with rose-colored nostalgia goggles on I must be stupid and acceptevil. They probably said the same thing to people who thought tractors would replace the horse and plow. All you have done is proven the adage that there’s no fool like an old fool.


24 posted on 08/26/2021 5:35:53 AM PDT by Oshkalaboomboom
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To: jonascord
Never confuse senility with wisdom.

Speaking of wisdom, think about all of the things you were whining about in your other reply. Then think about who caused it and what their ages are.

30 posted on 08/26/2021 6:26:53 AM PDT by Oshkalaboomboom
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