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Jim Carter wrote:
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Did *anything* good come out of the 60's?


Yes, one good thing for sure........My daughter was born Feb. 13th
1965.
She is the best thing to come out of the 60's.

My daughter, Andrea, is now a senior director of a large Canadian Bank.
She is a great success and she makes me a proud papa......

Jim Carter
"The Boat"
Bayfield



My wife was born in the 1960s. She's sure good.

She must be a saint to have married you.


Or brain dead

On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 20:58:10 GMT, "NOYB" wrote:


"Jim Carter" wrote in message
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Did *anything* good come out of the 60's?

Yes, one good thing for sure........My daughter was born Feb. 13th 1965.
She is the best thing to come out of the 60's.

OK...besides your daughter.


Ford Mustangs!

--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

"John H" wrote in message
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Ford Mustangs!

--
John H

In 1964 I owned a gold colored Plymouth Barracuda Formula S.
In 1968 I owned a green colored Formula S.
Both were "Mustang Killers" at the local drag strip.

Loved 'em......

Jim Carter

Harry Krause wrote:

Jim, wrote:

wrote:

NOYB wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Jim, wrote:

washingtonpost.com
U.S. Quits Pact Used in Capital Cases
Foes of Death Penalty Cite Access to Envoys

By Charles Lane
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, March 10, 2005; Page A01

The Bush administration has decided to pull out of an



international

agreement that opponents of the death penalty have used to fight



the

sentences of foreigners on death row in the United States,



officials said

yesterday.

In a two-paragraph letter dated March 7, Secretary of State



Condoleezza

Rice informed U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan that the United



States

"hereby withdraws" from the Optional Protocol to the Vienna



Convention on

Consular Relations. The United States proposed the protocol in



1963 and

ratified it -- along with the rest of the Vienna Convention -- in



1969.

Did *anything* good come out of the 60's?




Oh, come on. Surely you can't be THAT narrow minded.....can you?

The United States *proposed* the protocol in 1963 and
ratified it -- along with the rest of the Vienna Convention -- in
1969.

Let's see 1969 -- Wasn't their a *REPUBLICAN* in the White House?



Nixon was a smart Republican, unlike the current Republican.

Don't forget Hew was *NOT* a crook either.

"Jim Carter" wrote in message
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In 1964 I owned a gold colored Plymouth Barracuda Formula S.
In 1968 I owned a green colored Formula S.
Both were "Mustang Killers" at the local drag strip.

Loved 'em......

Jim Carter


My first car was a 1962 Morris 850 station wagon. (woody wagon version of
Mr. Bean's car)
I also had a 1963 Pontiac Parisienne 4 door sedan, and a 1967 Honda CB160
motorcycle. i have fond memories of all three.
The music from the '60s was 'the best'.

On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 00:02:56 GMT, "Don White"
wrote:

The music from the '60s was 'the best'.

=================================

I certainly agree with that.

"''''My wife was born in the 1960s. She's sure good""'"""'


which wife is that krause??? wife number one?? who littered your children??
who left you and the children left you also just as YOU YOURSELF reported?
promising never to associate with you? Or your second wife krause,,, the one
with the drug problem. Funny, she never did have the drug problem until she
met you,,, or is it the third wife there krause,, the one 20 years your
junior. The one returning to school because she really wasn't focusing on
the books the first time, more fun to party I guess. Failing school the
first couple times is very common I hear. At least she had fun,, nobody said
she was too bright,, I mean she did marry you. Tell me krause ,, who
swallows more meds,, you or her??










"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Jim Carter wrote:
"NOYB" wrote in message
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Did *anything* good come out of the 60's?


Yes, one good thing for sure........My daughter was born Feb. 13th 1965.
She is the best thing to come out of the 60's.

My daughter, Andrea, is now a senior director of a large Canadian Bank.
She is a great success and she makes me a proud papa......

Jim Carter
"The Boat"
Bayfield



My wife was born in the 1960s. She's sure good.

"'"""Actually, she was a saint when I married her. Since then, she has
transcended sainthood and has achieved higher office, whatever that
is.""""""


So what you're saying krause is she skirtted her way to higher office? What
the president?? lol,,, krause,, your too much,, about what time of the day
do you come down from this dream world you live in?? lol,,
So your wife isn't the same little darling she was when you married her,,,
lol,,, I bet your first two wives had the same transcending,,,lol,,, doesn't
take them long even they are a little slow to begin with.







"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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NOYB wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Jim Carter wrote:

"NOYB" wrote in message
link.net...


Did *anything* good come out of the 60's?


Yes, one good thing for sure........My daughter was born Feb. 13th
1965.
She is the best thing to come out of the 60's.

My daughter, Andrea, is now a senior director of a large Canadian Bank.
She is a great success and she makes me a proud papa......

Jim Carter
"The Boat"
Bayfield



My wife was born in the 1960s. She's sure good.


She must be a saint to have married you.


Actually, she was a saint when I married her. Since then, she has
transcended sainthood and has achieved higher office, whatever that is.

krause

you are an idiot,,

You are claiming that Nixon the better republican?? lol,,, krause ,, ouch,,

I guess I shouldn't be surprised. Wasn't Nixon the leader of the plumbers??
Wasn't he caught lying?? lol,, I see the attraction. Didn't he dishonorably
step down?? lol,, krause,,, you and Nixon do share a lot in common.

Are you off your meds already ??? gees,, didn't take long today,, your knees
must be achy today,,












"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
Jim, wrote:
Harry Krause wrote:

Jim, wrote:

wrote:

NOYB wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...

Jim, wrote:

washingtonpost.com
U.S. Quits Pact Used in Capital Cases
Foes of Death Penalty Cite Access to Envoys

By Charles Lane
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, March 10, 2005; Page A01

The Bush administration has decided to pull out of an




international

agreement that opponents of the death penalty have used to fight




the

sentences of foreigners on death row in the United States,




officials said

yesterday.

In a two-paragraph letter dated March 7, Secretary of State




Condoleezza

Rice informed U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan that the United




States

"hereby withdraws" from the Optional Protocol to the Vienna




Convention on

Consular Relations. The United States proposed the protocol in




1963 and

ratified it -- along with the rest of the Vienna Convention -- in




1969.

Did *anything* good come out of the 60's?





Oh, come on. Surely you can't be THAT narrow minded.....can you?

The United States *proposed* the protocol in 1963 and
ratified it -- along with the rest of the Vienna Convention -- in
1969.

Let's see 1969 -- Wasn't their a *REPUBLICAN* in the White House?




Nixon was a smart Republican, unlike the current Republican.


Don't forget Hew was *NOT* a crook either.


In retrospect, whatever Nixon did was far less harmful to this country
than the crap Bush is pulling.

NOYB wrote:
"Jim Carter" wrote in message
...

"NOYB" wrote in message
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Did *anything* good come out of the 60's?

Yes, one good thing for sure........My daughter was born Feb. 13th
1965.
She is the best thing to come out of the 60's.

OK...besides your daughter.

Here are a few:

Telstar (first communications satellite)
Unix operating system, for use on ARPANET, you know, the internet?
Xerox Copier
First manned earth orbit
Unimation, the first industrial robot
Rubella vaccine
The Silent Spring by Rachel Ruben, warning of dangers of pesticides
like DDT
First Human organ transplant.
Fiber optics were developed.
IBM releases OS/360, the first mass produced computer operating system
M.I.T. launches computer time sharing
The computer mouse.
D.E.C. introduces the PDP-8 the first mini-computer.
Solid State radar
Texas Instruments uses semi-conductors in applications for consumer
use.

The list goes on.