Today's youth

Went to a Sara Lee outlet and paid the change with a half, nickel and
cent. Clerk asked if the half was a dollar and I said "nope, a half
dollar" to which she replied "25 cents". I repeated "a half" which
seemed to confuse her until another clerk said it was 50 cents LOL.

No roll searches for me lately - the new dollar coins seemed to have
lost interest with the clerks, not that there was much interest anyway.

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Went to a Sara Lee outlet and paid the change with a half, nickel and
cent. Clerk asked if the half was a dollar and I said "nope, a half
dollar" to which she replied "25 cents". I repeated "a half" which
seemed to confuse her until another clerk said it was 50 cents LOL.

No roll searches for me lately - the new dollar coins seemed to have
lost interest with the clerks, not that there was much interest anyway.


Hey, you shoulda then told her it was worth four bits.

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Went to a Sara Lee outlet and paid the change with a half, nickel and
cent. Clerk asked if the half was a dollar and I said "nope, a half
dollar" to which she replied "25 cents". I repeated "a half" which
seemed to confuse her until another clerk said it was 50 cents LOL.

No roll searches for me lately - the new dollar coins seemed to have
lost interest with the clerks, not that there was much interest anyway.


At work I mentioned the 40th anniversary of Sgt. Pepper and a lad aged 26
asked, who's Sgt. Pepper?

He will be out of hospital in a few weeks. :-) Billy

"note.boy" wrote in message
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Went to a Sara Lee outlet and paid the change with a half, nickel and
cent. Clerk asked if the half was a dollar and I said "nope, a half
dollar" to which she replied "25 cents". I repeated "a half" which
seemed to confuse her until another clerk said it was 50 cents LOL.

No roll searches for me lately - the new dollar coins seemed to have
lost interest with the clerks, not that there was much interest anyway.


At work I mentioned the 40th anniversary of Sgt. Pepper and a lad aged 26
asked, who's Sgt. Pepper?

He will be out of hospital in a few weeks. :-) Billy

Buy him a CD!

My father was a Sgt. in the U.S. Army. He really got tired of people making
jokes about his "lonely hearts club".

Best Regards, O.E.Pepper

"note.boy" wrote in message
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Went to a Sara Lee outlet and paid the change with a half, nickel and
cent. Clerk asked if the half was a dollar and I said "nope, a half
dollar" to which she replied "25 cents". I repeated "a half" which
seemed to confuse her until another clerk said it was 50 cents LOL.

No roll searches for me lately - the new dollar coins seemed to have
lost interest with the clerks, not that there was much interest anyway.


At work I mentioned the 40th anniversary of Sgt. Pepper and a lad aged 26
asked, who's Sgt. Pepper?

He will be out of hospital in a few weeks. :-) Billy





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"note.boy" wrote in message news:Ht%8i.15657

At work I mentioned the 40th anniversary of Sgt. Pepper and a lad aged 26
asked, who's Sgt. Pepper?

He will be out of hospital in a few weeks. :-) Billy


I even know who Sgt. Pepper is, but then I really like 1960's music, a bit
before my time, but then the music is ageless. Some of my favourites lately
have been The Corries, Mary Hopkin(of course, The Tielman Brothers(1960's
Dutch band), the Moody Blues etc. I just like the real feel to the music,
the tempo, and the lack of synthesized garbage.

"Sibirskmoneta" wrote in message
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"note.boy" wrote in message
news:Ht%8i.15657

At work I mentioned the 40th anniversary of Sgt. Pepper and a lad aged 26
asked, who's Sgt. Pepper?

He will be out of hospital in a few weeks. :-) Billy


I even know who Sgt. Pepper is, but then I really like 1960's music, a bit
before my time, but then the music is ageless. Some of my favourites
lately have been The Corries, Mary Hopkin(of course, The Tielman
Brothers(1960's Dutch band), the Moody Blues etc. I just like the real
feel to the music, the tempo, and the lack of synthesized garbage.


I saw the Corries live many years ago and Mary Hopkin in 1999 and I met her
after the concert.....sigh.......she said that I had a lovely
accent.........sigh again. Billy

"note.boy" wrote in message news:LYi9i.6515

I saw the Corries live many years ago and Mary Hopkin in 1999 and I met
her after the concert.....sigh.......she said that I had a lovely
accent.........sigh again. Billy


Those were the days my friend...

Sibirskmoneta wrote

"note.boy" wrote in message news:Ht%8i.15657

At work I mentioned the 40th anniversary of Sgt. Pepper and a lad aged 26
asked, who's Sgt. Pepper?

He will be out of hospital in a few weeks. :-) Billy

I even know who Sgt. Pepper is, but then I really like 1960's music, a bit
before my time, but then the music is ageless. Some of my favourites lately
have been The Corries, Mary Hopkin(of course, The Tielman Brothers(1960's
Dutch band), the Moody Blues etc. I just like the real feel to the music,
the tempo, and the lack of synthesized garbage.

I've been dusting off my Steve Miller Band albums.
Good stuff!
--
Roger Hunt

"Roger Hunt" wrote in message
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I've been dusting off my Steve Miller Band albums.

If you ever get the chance to see him live, don't pass it up. He puts on an
incredible show.