Re: 128 years

The days of the 8 track and .35 cent a gallon gasoline and when there was a gas war---you could get a gallon of gas from the Clark station for .16 cents a gallon...they pumped it up into a glass and then drained it into your tank----back in 1970

"IF" you had a decent job---you were making .50 + cents an hour. 5 years later, 1975, if you were making $1.50 per hour, you could buy a new truck, a new car and maybe a new 2 story house if you were wise.


Just think---in 1970 if you were 1 of the stronger healthier boys in the community----the locals in charge---could hand pick you to be taken from your home--mass vaccinated with air guns as you were force fed hollywood videos of Vietnam boys raping american girls as they have you a gun and a box of bullets and dropped you out of a helicopter and you ran out of bullets a few minutes later and then had to hide for a day or 2 before they came to pick up your body.....if the bullets did not get you--their insurance was their vaccines---