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[roadkills]

So, I've just gotta ask. How many people's parents here went to Woodstock? Because I've been hearing some pretty groovy names being tossed about.

[A pause, and Sam's voice sounds a little more amused as he continues.]

Or what about people named after their grandmothers? I know at least one.

[Totally not talking about you, Deanna-er, Dean.]

Anyway, for those of you who are new, welcome aboard. I guess.

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[studieswaitressing]

[Sudden curiosity.]

When and where?

[Just in case the place didn't exist where she was from.]

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[roadkills]

1969, on a dairy farm in New York. You've really never heard of it?

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[studieswaitressing]

...uh, that'd do it.

Not a year that's happened yet for me.

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[roadkills]

So what is a year that's happened for you?

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[studieswaitressing]

About half of 1962.

[...you know, right around that whole 'Cuban Missile Crisis' thing.]

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[roadkills]

[At least a dozen things spring to mind that she hasn't experienced yet: moon landings and presidental assassinations and wars.]

Wow. That was a pretty interesting year - not that I remember it.

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[studieswaitressing]

Yeah, interesting is one way to put it.

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[roadkills]

I wonder if we're from exactly the same place. To this day, or the day I was taken, at least, I haven't heard anything about people like you.

[Unless he's actually hunting them, whooops.]

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[studieswaitressing]

People are better at hiding things than you'd think, when they want to be.

[She should know...]

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[roadkills]

Trust me, I know.

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[studieswaitressing]

Oh yeah? I think a lot of people here know. They don't exactly bring the boring people down to this place.

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[roadkills]

No, I guess not. I wouldn't mind feeling that way, though.

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[studieswaitressing]

That all depends. I'm sure some people would just like to stay completely ignorant.