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"Pam: \"At least now I have something to hold on to." <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 17 Oct 2001 07:36:48 -0500
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Re: US Airways' International E-Savers Fares to Amsterdam
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Instructions to the Barber, August 1972, "cut it off and make me look like a
school teacher".  You never saw such a gleeful barber.  I guess he'd always
wanted to get his hands on one of them hippies, and I was the next best thing.

Just about the same time madison avenue started to make long hair and fadded
jeans fashionable.

I skipped the poney tail...my wife doesn't appear to be having any trouble
finding something to hold on to.

(I could too grow a pony tail!)

-jc



"Stevenson, Pam" wrote:

> I think not!  My husband is DEFINITELY not a hippie - altho when he turned
> 40 this past summer, he finally decided to let it all hang loose and grow...
> a pony tail.  Very radical, especially for a Brit.  At least now I have
> something to hold on to.
>
> -----Original Message-----
>
> Manhatten Transfer was for Hippies?!  Damn!  I never could get the rules
> straight!
>
> -jc

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