Comments on: Of Norma Jean and Mary Jane http://todd-hartley.com/2009/12/04/of-norma-jean-and-mary-jane/ Columns and other nonsense from a classic underachiever Wed, 01 Dec 2010 13:41:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 By: nan http://todd-hartley.com/2009/12/04/of-norma-jean-and-mary-jane/comment-page-1/#comment-54 nan Sun, 13 Dec 2009 23:35:32 +0000 http://todd-hartley.com/?p=507#comment-54 I couldnt disagree with you more about the norma jean diatribe. what is the name of your bubble? it sounds as though you have a big problem with generational history. the so called 'baby boom' generation has left a mark on history is a major way. their energy and legacy and influence on the planet today and for generations to come is unprecedented. shame on you todd hartley. maybe you need to sit on your patio and think long and hard about Why you are so angry! I couldnt disagree with you more about the norma jean diatribe. what is the name of your bubble? it sounds as though you have a big problem with generational history. the so called ‘baby boom’ generation has left a mark on history is a major way. their energy and legacy and influence on the planet today and for generations to come is unprecedented. shame on you todd hartley. maybe you need to sit on your patio and think long and hard about Why you are so angry!

]]> By: Monica Hose http://todd-hartley.com/2009/12/04/of-norma-jean-and-mary-jane/comment-page-1/#comment-53 Monica Hose Tue, 08 Dec 2009 01:35:03 +0000 http://todd-hartley.com/?p=507#comment-53 Did you realize that the baby boomer generation is considered from 1946 - 1964 birth ages? Ummm, Michael Jackson was a baby boomer for your information. You might want to read one of my posts on my blog - it's about MJ - http://www.boomergalaxy.com/2009/11/this-is-it-baby-boomer-review-of-this.html. I am a baby boomer, and proud of it. My kids preferred the Dylan and Lou Reed and Beatles music, and of course MJ's music to most of their stuff. Basically, I thought it was funny that "my" music was so hep and remains so today. As far as 9/11 goes, how dare you think that baby boomers haven't had a huge part in it. Shame on you. Not to add insult to stupid, but OJ was born in 1947. He's older than me, and I'm a 60 year old baby boomer. I was drawn to your column because it was fun and a good read. I will continue to read it, because hopefully, we can agree to disagree, and, you need help. LOL. Did you realize that the baby boomer generation is considered from 1946 – 1964 birth ages? Ummm, Michael Jackson was a baby boomer for your information. You might want to read one of my posts on my blog – it’s about MJ – http://www.boomergalaxy.com/2009/11/this-is-it-baby-boomer-review-of-this.html.

I am a baby boomer, and proud of it. My kids preferred the Dylan and Lou Reed and Beatles music, and of course MJ’s music to most of their stuff. Basically, I thought it was funny that “my” music was so hep and remains so today.

As far as 9/11 goes, how dare you think that baby boomers haven’t had a huge part in it. Shame on you. Not to add insult to stupid, but OJ was born in 1947. He’s older than me, and I’m a 60 year old baby boomer.

I was drawn to your column because it was fun and a good read. I will continue to read it, because hopefully, we can agree to disagree, and, you need help. LOL.

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