And you,
of tender years,
can't know the fears
that your elders grew by... -Graham Nash, Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young
Here's CSNY's version of Teach Your Children from their third album (their second with Neil Young), 4 Way Street, although it was always the lyrics of the song that got to me.
For the first time since High School when Rory McEvoy wrote me into (and quickly out of) his comics, I have made it into the animated world! No, no superpowers this time, just my regular powers, like slightly inappropriate humor. (FYI, there's apparently an entire page in the artist's notebook devoted to things like this that I've said in class.)
Have a great weekend!
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For some reason I hear what's being said in the voice of the hippie teacher from Beavis and Butthead.
Awwww! How cool is that?
Sili, yes, yes I do.
foole, Van Driessen is probably not too far off, although I'm a lot louder and more assertive.
Brian, I agree completely.
I congratulate as capable and creative student.