Far from expounding on ordinary life, iWhistler of Petty Crimes iintroduces a time and circumstance that blows the lid off the commonly-held belief today mimics yesterday. Oh no. Not entirely. pWho knew fifty years ago- p Contempt for stray dogs andor pine walls might lead to a lifelong litany of prejudices p Worse, psychological mayhem raged among people with peculiar thoughts andor behaviors because therapists were yet to assign ailments their proper alphabet letters i-e A-D-H-D, P-T-S-D, e-t-c, e-t-c p Still worse, everywhere in the Black Hills of South Dakota, tourists were allowed to stick hands out of open car windows and feed bananas to bears roaming wild p In the same vein, during sub-zero winters, generations of Minnesota parents stunned their cabin-fevered children into dead silence by piling them in cars, taking off across the nearest ice-covered lake, and spinning their vehicles around-literally, ad nauseum p Worst of all, the emergency call number 9-1-1 universally re