Tupperware parties?
They still had those in the '60s?
shareWell, yeah they still do TODAY in some places.
Just because we lose today's battle doesn't mean we've lost tommorow's war.
This somehow disturbs me.
shareWhy would it distube you? That some ppl STILL like to do tangible things now days that don't involve a cell phone or a computer?
I like to get together with groups and have REAL card games still, I guess that's OUTDATED too. It's gonna get to where ppl don't do ANYTHING anymore.
Just because we lose today's battle doesn't mean we've lost tommorow's war.
They definitely still did them in the 80s when I was a kid. Not a stretch that they would still be doing them. Tupperware is well designed and a great excuse to get together and gossip.
shareIt amazes me that the OP thinks it is strange, I would have thought that they were at their hight in the 60's.
Let Zygons Be Zygons.
Because they WERE at their height in the 60's, I personally love that quick little shot because my mother showed me this movie when I was a kid, and went on to explain how people really used to do that all the time, and my grandmother hosted a lot of those parties! So that scene is actually wonderful to me. The exact opposite of "strange"
shareWhy would it distube you? That some ppl STILL like to do tangible things now days that don't involve a cell phone or a computer?
Tupperware parties are "tangible"? I think it's disturbing too. Not because it's not computerized. Just... who doesn't know what tupperware is and how to use it by now?
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