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To: newcthem; Mr. Jeeves

“Funny, but growing up in this time, I did not find it stifling, or limiting. Quite the contrary, we found we had unlimited opportunities for play and work, and a bright future. Quite a contrast to the attitudes prevalent in today’s culture.”

Thank you for answering for me. It truly is impossible for anyone today that did not experience that age to understand it. Care to venture a guess at the age of Mr. Jeeves? I’m willing to bet a years salary he’s under 50.

Hank


23 posted on 05/18/2007 6:34:38 PM PDT by Hank Kerchief
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To: Hank Kerchief
Care to venture a guess at the age of Mr. Jeeves? I’m willing to bet a years salary he’s under 50.

42, so you win. ;)

But I also remember the 60's and 70's as stifling and limiting, especially if you lived in the rural Midwest. Culturally, a giant Presbyterian Sunday School...but I guess some people wish it still was.

29 posted on 05/18/2007 8:58:34 PM PDT by Mr. Jeeves ("Wise men don't need to debate; men who need to debate are not wise." -- Tao Te Ching)
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