Who?

     Not too often, but occasionally, I get to spend some time with young people.  Over the course of an afternoon, my twenty-something companion and I conversed about oodles of things.  It turned out that both of us soon forget a person's name, but never forget a face.  That led to discussing how changes in grooming might effect our ability to recognize someone.  A man might grow a beard that changes him from weak-chinned to ruggedly handsome; a woman might have a makeover that transforms her from fugly to fabulous.
     "Yeah," I said.  "Tom Selleck was an average guy in his high school picture.  Growing  longer hair and a mustache turned him into a lady killer."
     "Who's Tom Selleck?" my companion asked.
     I know I'm old, but geez, Tom Selleck still appears on TV each week in "Blue Bloods."  I guess neither Tom nor "Blue Bloods" is popular with young millennials.  Then I wondered if my friend knew that lady killers didn't actually murder women. 

Tom Selleck's High School Year Book Picture
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This image is from Tom's early 1980s Magnum, P.I. days.  LADY KILLER!
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