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Old Thu Oct 16, 2008, 06:29pm
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Why are we discussing food and cottage cheese legs in the same post? Or, is the statement about sending food up here just one of those things "you kids say" so the adults don't know what you're talking about?
What's it to ya? Threads take on a life of their own. Deal with it.
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Old Thu Oct 16, 2008, 09:49pm
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What's it to ya? Threads take on a life of their own. Deal with it.
Holy Crap Dude! Take one too many Bitter Brother pills? I was making a humourous comparison between "Cottage Cheese" and "Food".
Go find one of those Seattle hippies and have them teach you to meditate so you can deal with it.
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Old Thu Oct 16, 2008, 10:36pm
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Children, children... Come on, play nice.

Actually, I found PtotheB's comment rather comical. Not every new smart @ss is a troll.
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Old Fri Oct 17, 2008, 05:22pm
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Holy Crap Dude! Take one too many Bitter Brother pills? I was making a humourous comparison between "Cottage Cheese" and "Food".
Go find one of those Seattle hippies and have them teach you to meditate so you can deal with it.
Most of the hippies have migrated to Southeast Portland.
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Old Fri Oct 17, 2008, 05:49pm
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Most of the hippies have migrated to Southeast Portland.
Lot of hugable trees there.
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Old Fri Oct 17, 2008, 06:00pm
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Most of the hippies have migrated to Southeast Portland.
Maybe so, but some of us ex-hippies have grown up/older.

Did I ever tell you what having hair down to about 6 inches above my waist did to my Navy 4-striper father?
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Old Fri Oct 17, 2008, 06:32pm
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Maybe so, but some of us ex-hippies have grown up/older.

Did I ever tell you what having hair down to about 6 inches above my waist did to my Navy 4-striper father?
I'm guessing Navy 4-striper's experience was similar to my Doctor (Surgeon) father's dealing with my long hair, Fu Manchu mustache and glazed eyes.
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Old Sat Oct 18, 2008, 09:32am
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Maybe so, but some of us ex-hippies have grown up/older.

Did I ever tell you what having hair down to about 6 inches above my waist did to my Navy 4-striper father?
I have to admit, while my parents were not wild about the hair that actually touched my beltline back in the day, they handled it all in stride.
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Old Mon Oct 20, 2008, 01:51pm
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Did I ever tell you what having hair down to about 6 inches above my waist did to my Navy 4-striper father?
In the early 70s, my dad's hair was longer than mine. Of course, I was a midshipman at USNA. EVERYBODY'S hair was longer than mine.
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Old Tue Oct 21, 2008, 11:51am
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In the early 70s, my dad's hair was longer than mine. Of course, I was a midshipman at USNA. EVERYBODY'S hair was longer than mine.
Me, too. My dad's hair was longer than mine, only its because I was just a toddler. I missed out on those hazy, crazy 70s.
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