In article <Xns9A8451D9BD9Fnoonehomecom@208.49.80.253>,
Larry <noone@home.com> wrote:

> In our little town, only about 1/3 of the girls ever wore the skirts I
> loved. Doesn't matter how long they are, skirts were designed for
> sex....and I knew it...(c;
>
> Being the condom dealer everyone depended upon had certain "fringe
> benefits" and this "dependency" resulted in a lot of trust. The best
> thing that happened was when I got caught, which was better advertising
> than if I'd spent $20M on Superbowl advertising....
>
> Our school was a Central School. The whole end of the county went to
> ONE Elementary School to 6th Grade, then 7-12 was in the High School.
> There was no need of a jr high for the puberty class.
>
> 19 boys graduated with me in '64. 9 of us survived Vietnam. Of us 9,
> the best ones off were the ones that simply fled the country to Sweden
> and Canada. They're all still there, well educated and captains of
> industry. Of the 10 we lost, 3 of those are still MIA, long forgotten
> and ignored by the US Government, it's military bureaucrats...simply
> written off.
>
> Today, every teenage boy I meet or can interfere with, I beg them to
> stay as far away from the Illuminati's military money machine as I can
> get them. They've ruined enough lives in my lifetime. There's no honor
> and country left about it. There wasn't in Vietnam, either...
> Prostituting themselves out for a few dollars to the National Guard and
> Reserves is just guaranteeing they'll be put in "Harm's Way for
> Halliburton". If we ever DO get attacked, and we weren't on 9/11/2001,
> the boys will do their duty...without being cannon fodder for some
> military hardware corporation to test its latest toys against some
> poorly defended enemy of Israel.
>
> ......topic switch......ON
>
> Yes, the camera just about keeps them out of most companies with secrets
> to hide.

Heartbreaking stories from back then. They ended the draft the year I
turned 18. I was ready to enlist in AF. Only knew a couple guys who
never came back (older brothers of friends)

Terrible to see the same stuff happening again today - with an even more
ill-conceived war.

Back to topic....

A phone version of the iPod Touch?

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