Um...what is a decade? Oh..well um..it woulda been more accurate for me to say that I'm still influenced by a little more than 4 decades old high school book learnin.

I know that we're supposed to get wiser as we age, but it's also wise not to age yourself before your time.

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Dave, thanks for that information on area names for British cities. I appreciate your response.

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Mickey191, you're welcome. While I don't have 8 tracks tapes anymore, and I don't have a record player [which later became known as a turn table] so I can't play my records, I still play my casette tapes and my CDs. But I figure that once I learn how to do this Ipod thingamajig, I'll mostly be using my CDs to add to the songs in the Ipod and probably won't be playing my tapes much after that. But who knows what will be the new way to store and record music five years from now? Actually, I bet that something newer and better [?] will probably be foisted upon us long before five years.

I should have known times they were achangin about 15 years ago when I went into a record store and asked the twenty-something year old salesman where I could find those plastic disc like thingies that go in the middle of a 45 record so it will play on a turn table. And the salesman looked at me blankly and said "What's a 45?

Nuff said.