nicholsj(at)oakwood.org wrote:
>
>
> I wonder if Dick is a modern day 'Dorian Grey', you know, the story
> where Dorian's painting is up in an attic and ages while he stays
> young.
>
>
> Jeff
>
> ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________
> Subject: Re: Reply to Chris.
> Author: Anthony Robinson <anthonyr(at)aqua.civag.unimelb.EDU.AU> at INTERNET
> Date: 9/25/97 9:05 AM
>
> People,
>
> If he started working at age 10 in the bicycle division he's 103.
> Even if he started working at age 3 in the bicycle division he's 96.
>
> Dick's becoming that uncle that comes over and tells stories that the kids
> lap up. Mine once told me he was sent over as a convict, which would have
> made him about 170 at the time.
>
> Anthony.
>
>
> >Dick,
> > you are amazing, but I can't find you in my Guinness edition. I'll
> >be looking you up in my American Heritage WWI book when I get home.
> >You're pulling my leg, ain't you?
> >
> >Christopher
> >
> >GDWF22A(at)prodigy.com,Internet writes:
> >>Well I am pretty old and am listed in the Guiness book as being the
> >>oldest living Sunbeam mechanic (having started in their bicycle
> >>division in 1904).
> >>thanks for asking.
> >>Dick T.
> >
>
He could be a re-incarnarnated Lord Rootes !! C'mon Dick- Own up.
Tony
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