canoeing

riverman wrote:

>And yet another tongue-in-cheek definition of technology is "stuff that
>didn't exist when you were a kid", and in that vein...who needs it?
>
>--riverman
>
Antibiotics? Stereo recordings? Cmmercially viable (!) television?
Ball-point pens? ABS canoes? "Reliable" weather forcasts? Jet airplane
travel for the masses? Reliable refrigeration for transport of
perishables? Waxless &/or steel-edged skiis? Multi-speed bicycles?
Automobile seat beelts? Reliably uniform (mostly) highway systems?
Quality photography for amateurs?

A little thought could generate many more examples.

Pete H

--
Know that a happy dieter has other problems.
E. Bombeck

I'm guessing that Wal-Mart will have all that you need.


"John McGuire" <waterboy710.TakeThisOut@juno.com> wrote in message
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