"Babbitt", that's it... Babbitt was the "everyman" of his day, Haruo. He was like one of the "epsilons" (bad spelling) but like a long time ago. (Hmmmmm, Bobert, pull this one out of yer Wes Ginny butt...) Okay, I'm guessing like around 1907? And like Babbitt was like this hampster in Boss Hog's exercise wheel.

How close, Haruo? (Be kind, it is not at all easy to live with my mind... ask me how I know!)

(Sometimes I remind myself of Jim Ignotoski on Taxi when he sits down at a piano and plays a beautiful classical piece and looks up and says, "Danged , I must have played this at one time or another")

Nevermind, doesn't change the fact that in Johnny Ashcroft's America there won't *BE* any freedom for anyone who doesn't think and act just like Johnny Ashcroft.

Yeah, welcome to Huxleyburg...

Bobert