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Re: Why Cant things be the way they used to be???
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Posted by Merlin on March 27, 2004 at 04:05:57 from (209.205.156.93):
In Reply to: Why Cant things be the way they used to be??? posted by Tommy H on March 26, 2004 at 22:15:30:
Ah Yes, "Memory Lane". That sure is a long lane. One memory as a kid was sitting on the fender pouring gas in the carburetor of an old beat up car for my Dad in order to take Mom to town. Another was wrapping an inter tube around a transmission to keep the oil in. My first construction job happen to be union and was shut down because they brought some steel in from a foreign country. I remember the first foreign car I ever saw. It was a Toyota pick-up and everyone around was laughing at it. I remember when starters and heaters were an option. Mom promising us one day to get a radio that you can "see" the people in. We are in a throw away society now, and yes, I would go back if it were possible.
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