" As the people who lived through the Stone Pony hay
day die off, it
will be forgotten. You can't preserve everything, nor
should you. "
tim -
in 20 years, when the people who lived through the
early days are older. the stone pony will be
forgotten? what about the people who are my age, that
are living through its hay day of today? if the place
looses money, and has to close, then surely eventually
it will be forgotten. but you cant base a clubs life
timeline, on people who were there during its hey day,
when it became most popular. through out the history
of the place, its always been the same. its no
different now then it was back then. i think people
who lived it back then, are older, and look at it
differently. maybe thats it full of young people, and
its different. but maybe its the same, and their
forgetting they were young back then too.
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