Are children of the '60s the most well adjusted, adventurous, well balanced nicest people you know?
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Yep! I have to say that because I was one of them 
I think we have been born with less prejudice than any other generation before us and believe in equality more than any of our predecessors. well MOST of us have...
I think we have been born with less prejudice than any other generation before us and believe in equality more than any of our predecessors. well MOST of us have...
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confidentincompetent
I could be the nicest here then !! born in the 50s
Nah 50s kids are old uns, 60s kids rock!!!
by the way 1966 was the best year ever
by the way 1966 was the best year ever
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confidentincompetent
Dellsmp said:by the way 1966 was the best year ever
Yep was sweet 16 then Sigh~~~~~~~~~~~
confidentincompetent said:Dellsmp said:by the way 1966 was the best year ever
Yep was sweet 16 then Sigh~~~~~~~~~~~
SNAP
Nige F said:confidentincompetent said:Dellsmp said:by the way 1966 was the best year ever
quote]That`s where I am stuck
1967 I went into the Navy came home in 68 to free love and all that hippy/beatnik stuff so had the choice of either going back to a life afloat with men and capstan full strength or a life on the beach with the chicks and waccy baccy, guess which one I chose?
I'ld say they are: I was born in the early 60's = no daytime tv, no computers, no playstations, not so many cars yet, no moneyDellsmp said:Are children of the '60s the most well adjusted, adventurous, well balanced nicest people you know?
(well not much)= respect for teachers/vicars/police/parents/neighbours/family, playing outside inventing your own adventures, lots of nature to explore, lots of friends to play with, settling our own fights/arguments without a 'remaining' grudge' later on etc etc.
Makes the right 'ground' for being adjusted, adventurous and well balanced I think
How very trueWoodYouLike said:I'ld say they are: I was born in the early 60's = no daytime tv, no computers, no playstations, not so many cars yet, no moneyDellsmp said:Are children of the '60s the most well adjusted, adventurous, well balanced nicest people you know?
respect for teachers/vicars/police/parents/neighbours/family, playing outside inventing your own adventures, lots of nature to explore, lots of friends to play with, settling our own fights/arguments without a 'remaining' grudge' later on etc etc.
Makes the right 'ground' for being adjusted, adventurous and well balanced I think
Kids today eh Spoilt and watching TV or stuck in front of PC all the time, oh dear, what am'I doing? I better get me coat and get out more you can't blame the kids, both parents are out to work and the whole family thing has changed, we went round to friends for dinner the other night and had dinner off our laps!! they didnt have a dinning table, people don't sit down and chat over dinner about their day etc.
and the tv was on!!
and the tv was on!!
Gary_M said:What ever happened to Tudor crisps and that chewy tobacco stuff for kids (Spanish Gold I think - lost many a good tooth to that stuff)?
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"Built in peterlee in 1960 by Tudor Crisps who relocated from Newcastle, the site was taken over by Smiths Crisps, who were owned by Huntley and Palmer Biscuits". ...
i used to enjoy bazooka joes
also like the heated lightbox display thingys where loose salted pnuts
you buy them loose by the 1 oz or more [28g]
nothing nicer on a cold day
Richardp said:
My son goes to a friend's where this is the norm. He doesn't seem to mind it but I certainly would.
