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Al, did you mean Wilma and Mary? Just pulling your chain----it was a good post. BTW when I was stationes at Fort Eustis, VA, I really enjoyed my visits to W&M----particularly the co-eds!

When I attended, at the football games they would say that Mary showed up, but not William. We got beaten by everyone.

Of course when I was at U.Va the coach of Navy called us "The white meat of the ACC" and it was true.

Fort Eustis used to be the T-school of the army. As a long-haired, dope-smoking, virulent anti-war hippie, it wasn't a place I ever went to and I don't remember seeing anyone in uniform on the W&M campus. But I was stoned most of the time. Graduate school was a piece of cake and being in my mid 20s in a school with very few grad students I got more a$$ than a toilet seat (quick, what movie is that from... who said it?) Yes the co-eds were good, fast, and easy at W&M in the 70s, but probably nothing compared to what Rick was getting at UCLA.

I did learn one major life-lesson back then which is even more true today: Young-Republican women neo-cons... don't put out.

Can you imagine what Winter got?

 

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I love to write my own content and always have. You have more control over content and your style stays consistent.

Of course, I started early (Here comes a shameless plug) when I was the Sports Editor of "Dayton Magazine" and the Sports Editor of the oldest college newspaper in the US (Miami Student).

Was that when it was written on parchment, using a quill?