Buy? Not five minutes after hearing about Cobain, I was making a list of musicians who should be sent shotgunsa as gifts…

It must be interesting to be able to tell people that you were the world’s youngest child star.

By the way, as my name suggests, I’m too young to feel old. I was born in 1992, and I apologize.

If it makes you feel any better, I’m jealous of you guys, as you have all this stuff you get to remember, such as slide rules and 8-tracks. The most I get is that I can remember when Nickelodeon cartoons were a lot cooler and cell phones were all gray and nondescript.

when Kurt Cobain died .. ITA classes … consider that ‘historical’ Isn’t “inevitable” rather more the word they should have used?

In any event, it’s more a crossing of fields: music and literature. Kurt Cobain is just Holden Caulfield with songwriting talent and a shotgun he really shouldn’t have been dumb enough to buy.

For some reason a couple of the teens that hang out at the library are huuuge M*A*S*H* fans. It’s a good show to be a fan of, I just find it kinda funny.

I am currently in grad school, but graduated from my undergrad in ‘97. This makes it so that I was among university friends when Kurt Cobain died. Now I TA classes where students consider that ‘historical’ and no one has seen M*A*S*H*.

“is that the war one??”, they ask.

gad!

Nothing illustrates the incredible changes the Digital Revolution has brought better than the fact that today’s calculators, costing 5 bucks or less, have more calculating capacity than the computers NASA used for the Apollo Program.
I guess I’ll start feeling old when I start complaining about those ignorant kids and their neuronal interfaces, who have never seen a screen, let alone a CRT, in their life