Kids these days

[Mike Lewis]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

Is Google still indexing every book ever written?

They had to stop. I recently read something about this, I wish I remember where. A court made Google stop scanning books due to an antitrust problem, I think, not copyright. If Google scanned all the books then only Google would have all the scans, creating a monopoly. I don't remember the gist of it to be honest, but I do remember that for the time being at least they had to stop. It's a shame something couldn't be worked out.

[War Eagle]

Originally Posted by rbryan4

True, you can still find great people. Usually, you'll find great parents behind it.

Regardless of socioeconomic status, the expectations that parents have of their children make all the difference.

[War Eagle]

For a daily comic strip related to the OP 's topic, see "Baby Blues" for July 4, 2017.
Baby Blues | By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott
Cute but sad.
Since it's posted on their open access web site, and I'm not trying to profit from it, I hope it's okay to post it here....

[ReagentGrade]

Remember when...
A million dollar movie was a big deal?
A hundred dollar suit was the ultimate in fine menswear!
A hundred thousand dollar mansion was not an oxymoron?
Those were the days!

Those were also the days when we practiced getting under our desks at school in case there was a nuclear attack! Really?
The good old days were not always so good. They didn't have Escape trailers back then.

[Patandlinda]

Originally Posted by ReagentGrade

Remember when...
A million dollar movie was a big deal?
A hundred dollar suit was the ultimate in fine menswear!
A hundred thousand dollar mansion was not an oxymoron?
Those were the days!

Those were also the days when we practiced getting under our desks at school in case there was a nuclear attack! Really?
The good old days were not always so good. They didn't have Escape trailers back then.

Now that you think about it . How would getting under your desk help you if there was a nuclear attack Pat

[War Eagle]

Originally Posted by Patandlinda

Now that you think about it . How would getting under your desk help you if there was a nuclear attack Pat

I don't know, but those drills were a great time for "tomfoolery" while the teacher couldn't see you!

[Patandlinda]

Originally Posted by War Eagle

I don't know, but it those drills were a great time for "tomfoolery" while the teacher couldn't see you!

Yup Pat

[cpaharley2008]

The sad part is, 50 years from now, these will be the good ole' days.....