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I was radiosurfing earlier today on the way to work, and caught Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start The Fire" and realized that despite being in the same verse, and thus in close proximity chronologically, my own childhood memory of Bernie Goets seems in my head to be much earlier than my memories of AIDS. Although they did both happen around the same time.

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In another fit of 80's nostalgia...

Over the weekend messyjessy and I mentioned "Crazy Eddie" commercials, and Perillo Tours with Mario Perillo. Things we were bombarded with ads for as children, that have, for whatever reason, stuck with us.

Back when I was young...there were these sock puppet like things. They were supposed to represent pills. And they sang a little song,w hich went something like this...

"This is serious (serious). We could make you delerious (delerious). You should have a healthy fear of us (fear of us). Too much of us is Dangerous. Doctors tell the pharmacy (pharmacy), types of pills that you will need (you will need) and the dose or harm that we can be (we can be) if we're not taken carefully."

Am I hallucinating? Did anyone else ever see this? Does anyone remember who it was from, or anything else about the ad?

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Got e-mail from Dad tonight which ended with "Best to you and Cayne. Love, Dad"

Felt good.