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Re: Brother can you spare a dime?
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Posted by Bill WI on May 05, 2005 at 07:20:58 from (206.40.121.91):
In Reply to: Re: Brother can you spare a dime? posted by Kevin in OK on May 04, 2005 at 17:08:44:
Don't dispair Kevin, a lot of this is the good ol days, but there were those "days" too. i'm going on 65 and wouldn't trade to go back when I was a kid. Heck I couldn't play on the puter I put togeher and you called the next town and it was long distance. You didn't to have to listen to the news on radio "no tv yet", just call the ol giddy that was eavsdropping on partyline, or better yet pick up and listen if something just happened. Privacy didn't exist.
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