[carikadon]

I loved growing up in the 50’s. I hear from the younger generations how they wished they could have grown up in those times. Cherry Coke, Drive in Theaters, Spin the bottle, great music, God, Family and Country mattered and innocence was bliss.

[SmokingJoe]

At a time like this, its great to sit down and reminisce about what wonderful lives we've had.
I am sure our children, grand children a, great grandchildren will figure out a way to deal with the current calamity that has been visited on our country.

[Jim W N]

Cherry Coke, Drive in Theaters, Spin the bottle, great music, God, Family and Country mattered and innocence was bliss.

Maybe that's why we're having this thread. Darkness and the Left are quickly engulfing the world.

[the OlLine Rebel]

I’d say yes, me too.

But I was satisfied with my coming of age in the ‘80s. It was the last blast of freedom, no stupid safety regulations and high anxiety limiting our fun. No helmets, no seatbelts, no “booster seats” for the car, can sit in the front and in the flat back of a real station wagon and the truck bed. Real looking guns we could actually play with, playgrounds with monkey bars and bounces platforms. Oh the horror!