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Topic: Wrong Era
manOfewwords Joined Wed 10/22/08 Posts: 29908	Fri 07/30/10 02:32 PM
they had cars in the sixties???... yes....but we had to push em

kayak69 Joined Sat 10/14/06 Posts: 4520	Fri 07/30/10 03:36 PM
I think that my time is the late 1700's early 1800's. I'm sure I would have been an explorer of some kind.

Torgo70 Joined Fri 06/27/08 Posts: 27387	Fri 07/30/10 03:39 PM
I would love to have been an adult in the 70's and seen Dawn of the Dead and Texas Chainsaw Massacre on the big screen when they were originally released.

FearandLoathing Joined Fri 12/28/07 Posts: 30121	Fri 07/30/10 04:23 PM
Have you ever thought that you were born in the wrong Era? The wrong space of time? Like me. I believe that I would have been happier being able to go see Patsy Cline,Richie valance, Roy Acuff, Hank Williams Sr. In person. Things seem to have been much simpler back then. People were more honest back then. You could go to the market, and wouldn't have to worry about if you left your door unlocked or not. Where your word, or your hand shake was your bond. 1890's. Give me a gun, whiskey, and I will kill.

Thorb Joined Mon 06/28/10 Posts: 505	Fri 07/30/10 05:20 PM
I would love to have been an adult in the 70's and seen Dawn of the Dead and Texas Chainsaw Massacre on the big screen when they were originally released. I was ... and those movies were flops at the theatre .. a blip that nobody really noticed while watching Exorcist and Solient Green. Not to mention Deer Hunter and Joe [real horror] I kind'a like the time I lived in ... was 6 feet away from Tina Turner in 67 while she sang with Ike and the Ikettes. experienced the original Dark Side of the Moon Concert, Thick as a Brick concert and Lamb Lies Down On Broadway concert. Hitched around Europe for half a year when Canadians were loved and hadn't become war mongers and third world exploiters yet. twas a good time.

JustaSimpleMan56 Joined Mon 07/05/10 Posts: 447	Fri 07/30/10 10:08 PM
I miss the cars of the 60's Yea. The styles were cool. And they didnt crumble up when they were hit. They were made of REAL metal, instead of tin or fiberglass.

JustaSimpleMan56 Joined Mon 07/05/10 Posts: 447	Fri 07/30/10 10:09 PM
Have you ever thought that you were born in the wrong Era? The wrong space of time? Like me. I believe that I would have been happier being able to go see Patsy Cline,Richie valance, Roy Acuff, Hank Williams Sr. In person. Things seem to have been much simpler back then. People were more honest back then. You could go to the market, and wouldn't have to worry about if you left your door unlocked or not. Where your word, or your hand shake was your bond. 1890's. Give me a gun, whiskey, and I will kill. Im sure they had matches back then also

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