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To: Waverunner

“Ahhh - The new opiate of the masses”


These used to be passed out pretty freely to women by the older doctors.

During my marriage, my wife that was in her teens and then her early twenties always got whatever she wanted as far as Quaaludes and Valium even though we moved a lot during our marriage.

I never even knew why she needed them but I did learn that a huge percent of American women were moving through society stoned on legal prescriptions during those days.

That is why in the late sixties the kids could just look in people’s medicine cabinets for the highest quality drugs.


42 posted on 03/03/2009 12:51:20 PM PST by ansel12 (Romney (guns)"instruments of destruction with the sole purpose of hunting down and killing people")
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To: ansel12
Mother's Little Helper...Rolling Stones

What a drag it is getting old

Kids are different today,

I hear evry mother say

Mother needs something today to calm her down

And though shes not really ill

Theres a little yellow pill

She goes running for the shelter of a mothers little helper

And it helps her on her way, gets her through her busy day

Things are different today,

I hear evry mother say

Cooking fresh food for a husbands just a drag

So she buys an instant cake and she burns her frozen steak

And goes running for the shelter of a mothers little helper

And two help her on her way, get her through her busy day

46 posted on 03/03/2009 1:25:56 PM PST by Deaf Smith
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To: ansel12

Ah yes , the seventies, ...peace, free love, turn on, tune in, drop out.


48 posted on 03/05/2009 2:02:05 PM PST by Waverunner ( "Think for yourselves and let others enjoy the privilege to do so too." Voltaire)
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