This Day In History
Aug 20 1977
Voyager II launched.

Aug 20 1940
Churchill utters famous line 'Never before in the history of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few.' He was speaking about the Royal Air Force in the Battle of Britain.

Birthdays
Aug 20 1948
Robert Plant, singer, songwriter.

Aug 20 1942
Issac Hayes

Aug 20 1833
Benjamin Harrison, 23rd President from (1889-1893).

History

When I was a kid

When i was a kid, you could see All the movies.
Today, everybody's kid is a director and has a video production studio in the basement.

When I was a kid, if I saw something on TV,
there was a 1 in 3 chance everyone saw it.
Today things are so watered down by marketing demographics,
almost every moment can be spoon fed to your taste.

When I was a kid, everyone I knew, played the guitar.
Today, everyone i know, plays the MP3.



Today, things are so watered down by marketing demographics,
with an almost endless supply of new age media outlets.
Almost every moment of person's life can be spoon fed to your taste.

It is almost a pitiful situation. Talk about your organized propaganda machines.

Ever Heard of moderation, come on now, some of you are like a bunch of junkies
to your own beliefs.

It is a information superhighway, not a information mainline.

If you only have one channel, you need to have your tv fixed.





This is a cool video,  Long before i was a kid..
Shot from the front of a San Francisco Street Car in 1906

shot from the front of a
San Francisco Street Car in 1906 ... smile




If there is or ever has been a hidden influence on Mankind, it would
be the one to stop or slow science.








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Shot from the front of a San Francisco Street Car in 1906Sixteen Tons ... Tennessee Ernie Ford



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