RevWarRifleman

How true Steve O!

THE AUTOMOBILE, far & away had the biggest impact of all time! It was a global phenominon (sorry for the spelling) that's still going on today. It impacted on our society on many, many, fronts. It impacted on the steel industry, the oil industry, commercial farming as well as private farming, road construction, the hotel and motel busineses, tourism, even the fast food business. The list goes on and on, longer than I have the time to post on this topic. That machine provided millions and millions of jobs for a lot of people.

Rolonzo, if you like Jeff Beck (God rest his soul) Buy the Jeff Beck "Truth" disk from the album he produced back in 1969. Rod Stewart did the vocals with Ron Wood on bass. The album was given to me from a guy that roomed next to me in 1971 when I was in the the Air Force. I played Led Zepplin so much, he thought that I'd like Jeff Beck as well. Boy, was he right!! Check out the Truth album, if you haven't done it already. Rest in peace, Jeff! (PS: the song "Beck's Bolero" really rocks!!)

My God, what a great thread!!!! I went through high school in the 60's and these songs I remember dearly. It was a "fast" decade because so many things were changing & the rock music was at the head of those changes. Rebellion was the thing. I grew up in Western NY so naturally, I'm a Bills fan. But, for my senior year in baseball, I painted my spikes white as a tribute to the rebellious Joe Namath. Go Bills!!!!

Roger that, DasNootz

For me, right now, I'm going with Heroes by the Wall Flowers. Flame away my fellow fans.

In short, I'm starting to think that coach McD and staff and the front office is good at getting the Bills into the playoffs, but can't get the Bills to the Super Bowl, let alone win it. FWIW, that's my 2 cents.

It's the curse of the Edmond Fitzgerald.

I am so sorry!! I will say prayers for both of you. God bless you & your wife.

It's the curse of the Edmond Fitzgerald.😉

Got that right SBF. This "gun happy" country, where FAR too many people have access to firearms and therefore, they think that the only justice when they don't like something/or somebody, then that's a just reason that they should be shot. Sick! It's very sick!

Sad. The level of violence in this country is very disturbing!!!

I got a chunk of coal in my stocking with the face of Hank Bullouch painted on it. (Not sure if I spelled his name right, but who cares.)

Very gripping! Very sad.