Bullworker64
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Re: The Good Old Days
Tom Brokaw called the WWII generation the greatest generation. And, without a dount, I would agree with him. But the 30's gave us the continuation of "The Lost Generation" of Stein and Hemingway, and millions of vets (men and women from multiple countires), who I think were still "shell shocked" from the brutality anf sure uselessness of WWI. And then, in their 30's and 40's the Depression socked them.
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4/13/2017, 12:51 pm
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Physical Culturist
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Re: The Good Old Days
The period from 1875 through 1905 gave the world flight, the automobile, skyscrapers, the telephone, x-ray technology and so much more. So many things we take for granted today had their beginnings during that time period. Several fine generations followed one another and got a boost from the previous generation.
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4/13/2017, 1:56 pm
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Re: The Good Old Days
and custer's last stand.
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4/13/2017, 4:48 pm
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Physical Culturist
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Re: The Good Old Days
He met his own "Waterloo" so to speak.
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4/13/2017, 9:52 pm
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