Rob333, I had never read that particular list, but boy, oh boy, I relate to some of the items. Socks, thanks for the explanation. I had no idea what the picture of a wolf (now, I know it's a coyote) and a bird was trying to represent.

There wouldn't have been many seats to start with, ben - unless it were a large hall ... with high ceilings, for lots of uncovidiated air. ole joyful P.S. to Jim - all of our Canadian pennies disappeared years ago. When my bill at the store ends at $2.87, they round it down to $2.85: if $2.98, rounded up to $3.00. o j

I remember being able to get up without making sound effects... good times!

That's kind of a stretch and not who most people associate with Apple. They should have pictured Steve Jobs. Actually when you include Microsoft's investments in Apple they were still invested while Steve was no longer associated with Apple. Not really a stretch at all for those of us who lived in the Bay Area. Jobs and Gates always had a relationship going in the early days of Apple. It was rocky but it was there. Microsoft provided software for the Mac. They were rivals but also had a grudging mutual respect for various reasons. By the time Steve and Bill parted ways Steve was about to leave a Apple anyway. I could go back and give some interesting history about Steve and others back in the sixties during their college years that I was actually somewhat indirectly involved with. I am mentioned in a magazine and also in a autobiography which my DH never fails to tease me about to this this day. As for Robinhood he was closely associated with the Treeman of Sherwood Forest who was half man and half apple tree.