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Interesting Features Of Older Automobiles

Discussion in 'Automotive' started by Hal Pollner, Jul 30, 2020.

  1. Hal Pollner

    Hal Pollner Veteran Member
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    Yes, Thomas...that thread was dated April 17, 2020.

    My short-term memory is failing me, so sometimes I don't recall recent events and will repeat them.....
    Hal
     
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  2. Frank Sanoica

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    @Bill Boggs

    Back when things were real, folks were understanding and tolerant, and a young man could start out with a refreshing view of his world.....

    Today??

    Frank
     
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    That is a great story, Bill!!
     
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    I'm not so sure about that,Frank.

    I still think that in most places, person-to-person interactions have not changed all that much. The advent of radio, tv and then the internet have plugged too many propaganda conduits into us. I've yet to experience a fraction of a percent of the vitriol and cynicism the talking heads puke forth.

    I still have not decided if overcrowded areas just make people behave differently, or if those areas really impose a fundamental change in nature. Perhaps such a long period of prosperity (no Depression, no war that affected us domestically after The Big One) have spoiled us and cost us our perspective.

    Sounds like a great subject for its own dedicated thread.
     
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