Loved to grow up in 50s
Who else would have loved a been a teenager's in the fifties I think that would have been great and fun as hell
shareyea well not frasers character.
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MovieChat Forums > School Ties (1992) Discussion > Loved to grow up in 50s
I really enjoyed the 80's and
Im good with that
Lol, I don't know why so many people say the 50s was the best time to be alive, when there's the 80s. As someone who did not grow up in the 80s, I've always wanted to. It seemed so awesome and carefree. The 50s had so many problems, and yes, so did the 80s, but the outfits, music, movies, and pop culture were wonderful, not to mention the 50s/60s nostalgia was huge during that time.
shareI just realized I already replied to this thread months ago. LMAO
shareHappens to me sometimes. Similarly, I'd run across a thread and gather a response in my head, but then I come to a post that has the exact same thoughts that I had. I'd then realize that I wrote that months/years ago lol
shareYeah, it's a realization thing that hits me like, "bam!" I think I may have done it once or twice before. Later I remember and I'm just wandering, how did I not notice? I know I'm bound to reread the same threads sometimes and slowly start out to figure out that it's familiar. I'm just going to keep the post because I may as well, lol. I know the feeling of seeing posts with the exact same thoughts as mine. Be it me or someone else. It's just funny to see my opinion essentially not change over time.
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Fun for some. Hell for the rest.
shareEach era would have it's own hell
shareNo thank you. I'll take the 80s instead.
shareActually, it seems we are returning to the 50s social conservatism every day since Trump was president. There's plenty more anti-semitism to go around..
shareNot a chance. No cell phones, cable TV, social media and reality shows in the 50s. No thanks
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