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Re: Burning the cards
Posted By: Joona I Palaste, on host 195.197.251.180
Date: Wednesday, December 3, 2003, at 14:31:24
In Reply To: Re: Burning the cards posted by Mrs_Grishny on Wednesday, December 3, 2003, at 10:31:39:

> > > > For the first time since the Vietnam era, Americans are burning their cards. But this time it's not draft registration cards. It's AARP cards.
> > >
> > > What are AARP cards?
> >
> > Just membership cards. Most organizations use them.
> > Howard
>
> The only reason I know what an AARP card is cause they keep sending my twenty-nine year old husband mail that is intended for his fifty-six year old father. They are a junior and senior so people mix them up all the time.
> Mrs_Grishny

I have to ask, why is it so common in American culture to have junior/seniors in the first place? Why do people name their children after themselves? One of my former coworkers is an American living in Finland. He has a "III" after his name so I guess that makes him a "junior junior".

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