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Article #241939Re: [OT] Someone got divorced today....
From: neppie
Date: Wed, 20 Jan 2010 20:17
Date: Wed, 20 Jan 2010 20:17
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"DG" <dammygerritsen@censored.zzn.com> wrote in message news:hj7m72$eaf$1@news.eternal-september.org... > Op 20-1-2010 18:16, neppie schreef: >>>>>>> ....guess WHO! >>>>>> >>>>>> why the hell did you get married in the first place? >>>> >>>> Momentary lapse of reason. >>> >>> That's no excuse. >> >> It in fact IS an excuse, check with the Journal of Abnormal Psychology. > > Well, it isn't a lapse of reason if there wasn't any reason to begin with. Note to self: Don't take Danny to incompetence hearing. > >>> >>>>> I think it had something to do with Pokémon cards. >>>> >>>> Being 17 years older, he had no clue what Pokemon cards were/are. >>> >>> Hmmm, reminds me of a post on itmademyday.com. >>> http://itmademyday.com/2010/01/19/funny-win-story-msjamers/ >> >> Seriously? Wow. > > Spooky, Pokémon are everywhere. They've been around for almost 15 > agonizing years. I *really* can't believe it has been that long. I remember taking my daughter to Wizards of the Coast ALL the time, but I refuse to believe it was that long ago! O.O This means I am old. > >>> >>> I've actually amazed little kids by knowing Pokémon existed and knew a >>> few names. Somebody old that knows about this stuff? Freaky! >> >> The way you describe your age makes me think you are as old as >> Methuselah! Quit pulling my leg. >> > > I've got grey hair. White even. I can remember the seventies, but not the > sixties. So according to Grace Slick I must have been around then too. I'm > still not sure. All my memories of the fifties have two red haired guys, > their none too smart friend and a guy in a leather jacket with things > called "chicks" under each arm. Well, if I were Sherlock Holmes I STILL couldn't glean anything from that. You can remember the 70s - truth You can't remember the 60s - truth, but doesn't mean you weren't there. Of course, I think not remembering the 60s was more an American thing? I dunno, I wasn't there. =) You remember the 50s - from Happy Days???
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