That’s one thing I never got about those dystopian novels. Everybody talks the same way we do now, so why would they use awkward and clumsy phrasings like “the Before People” when they’re perfectly capable of phrasing things better?
The church I attended as a youth had a daycare downstairs. The names and birthdays of the kids were posted, and I remember looking at the years and thinking how young they were— born in 1974 and 1976 and such. (sigh) Those kid’s children are entering college, if not ready to graduate.
Templo S.U.D. almost 6 years ago
or the pre-Alicians moved onto to kindergarten followed by elementary, intermediate, and secondary schools
keltii almost 6 years ago
their graduating photo will answer all. Usually located in front cavern er,, hall
Katsuro Premium Member almost 6 years ago
That’s one thing I never got about those dystopian novels. Everybody talks the same way we do now, so why would they use awkward and clumsy phrasings like “the Before People” when they’re perfectly capable of phrasing things better?
Huckleberry Hiroshima almost 6 years ago
I wonder if the little animal in that cage has many secrets.
Pedey1 almost 6 years ago
Dill, the budding scientist.
Amra Leo almost 6 years ago
I hate it when a comet hits me – WHAP! Right in the head…
steverinoCT almost 6 years ago
The church I attended as a youth had a daycare downstairs. The names and birthdays of the kids were posted, and I remember looking at the years and thinking how young they were— born in 1974 and 1976 and such. (sigh) Those kid’s children are entering college, if not ready to graduate.
GROG Premium Member almost 6 years ago
And then Hurricane Alice hit.
6turtle9 almost 6 years ago
Dill is right, it was a comet named Grow-up. Quite tragic, really.
Sisyphos almost 6 years ago
Now, Alice! Approach those remains with an archaeologist’s reverence and see what you can find out about the Pre-Alicians!