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Wish I could have been around in those days.

Tony Marino wrote:: Wish I could have been around in those days.

LOL, no you don't...you'd be an old man by now!

alan smithee wrote:

Tony Marino wrote:: Wish I could have been around in those days.

LOL, no you don't...you'd be an old man by now!

You mean time travel isn't possible?

Tony Marino wrote:

alan smithee wrote:: LOL, no you don't...you'd be an old man by now!

You mean time travel isn't possible?

Of course it is. If you're a secret agent from the future and have been sent back to the past to prevent a particular post on a particular message board from having a pebble in the water ripple effect that causes the end of civilization, plunging the human race into another Dark Age. Um...but I've said too much.

alan smithee wrote:: I watched it before they were repeats....

Me too. Loved that show. About as close as str8 America could get to what was going on.

Tony Marino wrote:: Wish I could have been around in those days.

alan smithee wrote:: LOL, no you don't...you'd be an old man by now!

HEY!

It's worth it for the memories of being a young man in the '60s.

I didn't mean it wasn't worth having gone through it but Tony shouldn't wish his life away to have been able to watch a TV show. And besides, for all the cool things that did happen in the 60's, there was more than enough shit going on. Maybe after my mission is accomplished, I'll give him a ride to San Francisco for two weeks during the summer of 1967. I wasn’t old enough to enjoy it then myself. Let me know if you want to come too. I’ll pick you up on the corner of 5th and Vermouth. big grin

Hey Uncle Al! Smile

Ah..we meet again, tall, dark and handsome! bear hug

Hi Uncle Al Smile

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Aren't we just the friendliest bunch here? Like the fucking Walton's. ROFLMAO!

Chris wrote:: Aren't we just the friendliest bunch here? Like the fucking Walton's.

In more ways than one. Did you know that Grandpa Walton was gay?

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^ That reminds me, where is Shale? lol

alan smithee wrote:

Chris wrote:: Aren't we just the friendliest bunch here? Like the fucking Walton's.

In more ways than one. Did you know that Grandpa Walton was gay?

I never saw the show but was he really?

Quote :: Geer was born in Frankfort, Indiana, where he was deeply influenced by his grandfather, who taught him the botanical names of the plants in his native state. Geer started out to become a botanist, studying the subject and obtaining a master's degree at the University of Chicago. While at Chicago he also became a member of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity.

He began his acting career touring in tent shows and on river boats. He worked on several left-oriented documentaries, including narrating Sheldon Dick's Men and Dust, about silicosis among miners.

Geer was also the lover of gay activist Harry Hay. In 1934, Hay met Geer at the Tony Pastor Theatre, where Geer worked as an actor. They became lovers, and Hay credited as his political mentor. Hay and Geer participated in a milk strike in Los Angeles, where Hay was first exposed to radical gay activism in the person of "Clarabelle", a drag queen who held court in the Bunker Hill neighborhood, who hid Hay from police. Later that year, Hay and Geer performed in support of the San Francisco General Strike.

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