[Earthdweller]

I like it. We could barter for haircuts, childcare and all sorts of things. It would be like an adventure. Like we all started out. I remember having $16.00 left over at the end on the week to spend after paying my rent and I could squeeze out a little entertainment by going to the movies and maybe buy some little something. It was some of the best times of my life. I would love to stick it to these moochers. They can't get blood out of a turnip.

[easternsky]

My wife is always reminding me, when we married in 1963 she never had more then 10 dollars a week to spend on groceries. At that time l9 cents would buy a pound of hamburger, and gas was 13 cents a gallon, and they pumped it for you, checked you oil and cleaned your windows if you were a girl.