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| Topic: 'The good old days were good because??? | |
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When you could go down to the corner store and get credit without a bank credit card.
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I remember the time where you didn't have to worry about locking your door when going some where.
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Groceries did not equal out to a down payment on a new house.
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because you didnt know any better |
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Remember when it was ridiculous to try to break a 100 dollar bill at the gas station? Heck, I was lucky to see a 20 dollar bill!!!!!   
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Edited by
Ouizee
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Wed 07/10/13 05:23 PM
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Wow I see you had a Capitol Theater in your town as well and that penny candy would last you all day long...lol...," No-Hunkcees" we use to say when we did not want to share our penny candy.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Yes, that candy would last the better part of the day! lol That is too funny!!! |
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When the rubbish truck crew came every Thursday to pick up the trash they had a sweeper truck that followed to get what was spilled by the rubbish crew then a water truck would follow the sweeper truck to wet down the street. We use to have a cleaner city in those days.
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My Mom used to play lots of music and for a special treat would pull out her 78's with that old time music!
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It was good because I was blissfully unaware of the hell we call adulthood. Pretty much. Less dead friends and accumulative issues from years of constantly moving. Plus, way back in the day, I could get away with wearing light-up shoes. |
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The good old days were good because I lived them.
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The good old days were good because I lived them. Right on Tazz!!! |
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The good old days were good because I lived them. Right on Tazz!!! 
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Edited by
ridewytepony
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Wed 07/10/13 06:35 PM
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lots of undeveloped land above the beach where we could have huge beach parties without cops. your could" turn on "your muscle car and rarely got caught.  |
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It was good because I was blissfully unaware of the hell we call adulthood. Pretty much. Less dead friends and accumulative issues from years of constantly moving. Plus, way back in the day, I could get away with wearing light-up shoes. Night tag was the s* with those light-up shoes...Everyone climbing trees, the higher you go the less likely they will follow; damn night tag, ruthless sport. |
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" 'The good old days were good because???"
Because I was too young to be held legally accountable for my actions. 
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It was good because I was blissfully unaware of the hell we call adulthood. Pretty much. Less dead friends and accumulative issues from years of constantly moving. Plus, way back in the day, I could get away with wearing light-up shoes. Night tag was the s* with those light-up shoes...Everyone climbing trees, the higher you go the less likely they will follow; damn night tag, ruthless sport. what's night tag? and is it similar to laser tag? |
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It was good because I was blissfully unaware of the hell we call adulthood. Pretty much. Less dead friends and accumulative issues from years of constantly moving. Plus, way back in the day, I could get away with wearing light-up shoes. Night tag was the s* with those light-up shoes...Everyone climbing trees, the higher you go the less likely they will follow; damn night tag, ruthless sport. what's night tag? and is it similar to laser tag? It's like tag and hide and seek...We'd call it manhunt if we were just playing hide and seek, but night tag was a beast; odd man out was always a raging 12 year old frothing at his mouth telling you he is almost a teenager. Like running from a rabid wolverine in shoes that light up at every step, looks pretty wicked in a tree though. |
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Was such a gddAaaM fricken blast!!
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Things were easier. People were more reasonable.
People talked face to face instead of sitting around texting or talking to some ear wig. You could call a company or corporation and actually talk to a real person. Store clerks could actually count change the right way. There were price tags on things. Today if a computer system is down, you can't even buy a loaf of bread. Its ridiculous. If the power goes out, we are screwed. |
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It was good because I was blissfully unaware of the hell we call adulthood. Pretty much. Less dead friends and accumulative issues from years of constantly moving. Plus, way back in the day, I could get away with wearing light-up shoes. Night tag was the s* with those light-up shoes...Everyone climbing trees, the higher you go the less likely they will follow; damn night tag, ruthless sport. what's night tag? and is it similar to laser tag? It's like tag and hide and seek...We'd call it manhunt if we were just playing hide and seek, but night tag was a beast; odd man out was always a raging 12 year old frothing at his mouth telling you he is almost a teenager. Like running from a rabid wolverine in shoes that light up at every step, looks pretty wicked in a tree though. a smile on my face & tears in the eyes, takes me back to the summer nights or the 70' playing kick the can in the Bloods Creek. the shoes were different as maybee the games,but kids were kids. The drive in movies were cool! 
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