Hi! Roger,   
      
   On Tue, 02 Jul 13, you wrote to me:   
      
    RN> I was a voracious reader back then and read anything that looked   
    RN> interesting, from murder mysteries, WWII stuff and from Sci-Fi to   
    RN> Elementary Physics, which, believe it or not, was easier for me to   
    RN> understand than Algebra 101.   
      
   Same here but I started late; I did 95% of my reading growing up in the 60s.    
   I'm still not into 'murder mysteries', however during my schooling I was   
   whizzing through 3-4 books per week besides whatever was required for   
   classes.  The air war over England & Europe in WWII was a staple topic of   
   research.  For SciFi, I was particularly taken with the Stainless Steel Rat   
   stories, and, genre.  Great stuff that didn't require the know-how of the   
   gadgets; things just worked, when they were working.   
      
   Cheers,   
   Paul.   
      
   ... If it has tits or tyres you're gonna have trouble with it!   
   --- Paul's Win98SE VirtualBox   
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