The good old days.
April 25th, 2006a Flash movie
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Lou Dobbs read my email on his show July 24th, 2003...
Transcript: Lou Dobbs: "And, finally, Catherine Skelly asked about our series of special reports that we debuted this week on 'American Classics': "How were the 'American Classics' companies chosen? Specifically, is there a promotional arrangement with AOL Time Warner? Did any of the 'Classics' agree to buy ads or anything of that sort?"
Catherine, you have a certain skeptical, cynical streak that, in this day and age, is understandable. Catherine, there are no deals, no agreements, no nothing. The only factors we consider in choosing these "American Classics" is that they have both a deep connection to our country and have become part of the American way of life."
- Lou Dobbs , July 24, 2003
Yippie for me!