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 {{quote|'''Walt''': Did I hear what I think I just heard?!
 '''Jeremy''': Dad, it's just a song lyric.
-'''Walt''': Don't give me that! I'm sick of this new music that's [[Moral Guardians|nothing but drugs and sex]]!<br />
+'''Walt''': Don't give me that! I'm sick of this new music that's [[Moral Guardians|nothing but drugs and sex]]!
-'''Jeremy''': You mean like, "[[Bob Dylan|Lay Lady Lay]]", "[[The Beatles|Lucy in the Sky]]", "[[Jimi Hendrix|Purple Haze]]", "[[The Rolling Stones|Brown Sugar]]"?<br />
+'''Jeremy''': You mean like, "[[Bob Dylan|Lay Lady Lay]]", "[[The Beatles|Lucy in the Sky]]", "[[Jimi Hendrix|Purple Haze]]", "[[The Rolling Stones|Brown Sugar]]"?
-'''Walt''': Hey, that's different! Those are classics!<br />
+'''Walt''': Hey, that's different! Those are classics!
 '''Connie''': Ouch. One point for the teenager. }}
 * Ruben Bolling's comic strip Tom the Dancing Bug advanced a theory that popular culture was at its height when you, the reader, were twelve years old.