Why no blacks

[dirty dog]

Originally Posted by malwoody

Before I congratulate you JR, just a few simple questions.

You have claimed to be 70 years old. You said in another thread that you quit using shaving cream 50 years ago. I'm not great at math but since this is 2015 and you claim to be 70, that means by my calculations that you were born in 1945. Assuming this to be true, how old were you when you marched in the "50's"? In 1950 you would have been 5, in 1959 you would be marching at the ripe old age of 14. While we're at it, in what city and state did these "marches" you claim to have been in take place? What was the name of the "cafe" and where was it located?

Last question JR..

Was BRIAN WILLIAMS in these marches with you?

Hes the real life forrest gump, I bet if we looked we could find film of him with Kennedy, Johnson and Regan.

[JRLawrence]

Originally Posted by dirty dog

Hes the real life forrest gump, I bet if we looked we could find film of him with Kennedy, Johnson and Regan.

A big no for Kennedy and Johnson. I did meet Mr. Regan, but no handshake and no picture. I was an usher for a speech he made some years before running for president. I got to visit a private office to deliver him a message. Don't think he would have remembered me.

JR

[malwoody]

Originally Posted by dirty dog

Hes the real life forrest gump, I bet if we looked we could find film of him with Kennedy, Johnson and Regan.

I believe he invented the internet as well...

Originally Posted by JRLawrence

I was born in 1943, which means that when I started high school (1955) the cafe was somewhere near Bagnell Dam on the Lake of the Ozarks.
My personal opinion of Brian Williams will not be stated here because I can not find anything nice to say about him
JR

Sooooo...you started High school at 12? Graduated at 16? Is that when you earned your first of "several degrees"? Cafe "near Bagnell Dam"? At least Brian Williams was actually on a Helicopter..LOL

Originally Posted by JRLawrence

I remember, and participated in, the civil rights marches of the 50's and 60's.
JR

Goodness JR, were these "marches" in the Ozarks....? I don't recall any marches around these parts but maybe you can enlighten us.
How can you in good conscience call someone else a Liar?

I'm thinking maybe eccie should start a new forum and title it Urban legends by JR Lawrence..the man with "several degrees"..

[BigDeal]

Originally Posted by malwoody

I believe he invented the internet as well...

Sooooo...you started High school at 12? Graduated at 16? Is that when you earned your first of "several degrees"? Cafe "near Bagnell Dam"? At least Brian Williams was actually on a Helicopter..LOL

Goodness JR, were these "marches" in the Ozarks....? I don't recall any marches around these parts but maybe you can enlighten us.
How can you in good conscience call someone else a Liar?

I'm thinking maybe eccie should start a new forum and title it Urban legends by JR Lawrence..the man with "several degrees"..

Now MW you know you shouldn't be so hard on senior citizens...JR part of the Greatest Generation of the 20th century....this internet is really new to them.

[bigcockpussylicker]

Originally Posted by BigDeal

Now MW you know you shouldn't be so hard on senior citizens...JR part of the Greatest Generation of the 20th century....this internet is really new to them.

you still believe he is older than 18? why, cause he does that math so well
or because a 70+ guy is out banging hookers?

[Enchanterlingum]

In rural schools, elementary school was from first to sixth grade. High school was from seventh to twelfth grade.

I graduated from sixth grade in 1989 at age 12. Under that system, I would have started high school that fall still being age 12.

[Guest013121]

Originally Posted by Enchanterlingum

In rural schools, elementary school was from first to sixth grade. High school was from seventh to twelfth grade.

I graduated from sixth grade in 1989 at age 12. Under that system, I would have started high school that fall still being age 12.

Very true. That's exactly how my school was.