Robert Covington wrote:

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> Sounds like FutureGeezers. Throw in a Jim Henson and you have hundreds of
> years experience between you.  <g>
>
> I think Jim saw Halley's Comet the time before the 1910 showing.
>
> Tedd was unearthed in a mud mound on some reservation I hear.  Maybe a
> Great Lakes salvage operation, much like Joe.
>
> Joe was recovered from the Titanic and unfrozen some time during the
> 1930's. He got to miss the depression is why he is so upbeat. The grand
> woodwork of that ship inspired his architecture career; the icy cold of the
> deep, his knack for freezing his programs.

There are several others on the list who have us beat by a decade or more.
Check the Bios of some of the Contributors to "The Book", which, BTW, I'm
still waiting for info about a lot of you guys AND gals.  I hate to be a nag.
I realize that some of you don't think you've contributed, but you have in
more ways than one.  BTW, is Mel Patrick still around?  I haven't seen
anything from him in ages.  I know he was a bit turned off with his problems
at FBII conversion, but I can't imagine a man of his talent throwing in the
towel so easily, particularly since he left so much of a legacy.

Hope to hear from any and all of you,

Joe Wilkins