[John Garner]

http://moreoldfortyfives.com/TakeMeBackToTheSixties.htm

 

[tomfranken]

Quick! Quick! I NEED a lighrter! Now!

Ah there...click, click ... sway right, sway left, sway right...

 

[Jchefboyardee]

Yep! Been There Done That! Thanks!

 

[cosmic_chariot]

I think the 60's were much simpler times.... crime was much less prevelent.. I would trade now for then.. in a heatbeat...

cosmic

 

[PunkinDave]

I think the 60's were much simpler times.... crime was much less prevelent..

I believe there was more actual crime, just less was advertised!! Remember when you only had 1 hour of "news" per day??? Criminals were smarter and LEOs had less tools for enforcement... Of course we also had fewer laws on the books... Yea, simpler times...

 

[BrianH]

Yep! Been There Done That! Thanks!

If you actually remember the 60's, you probably weren't there.... Hehehehehehe

 

[Baby Redwing]

I Remenber the 60's...Wow those were the day's....Wish we could bring them back..Second childhood............. :beer2:

 

[pshivers]

I remember the 60's, I was just a little bit too young to really enjoy them!

(Besides My Mother, My Father and all the Mothers and Fathers in my neighborhood made sure I walked the Straight and Narrow as well as every other kid I grew up with!)

 

[Jchefboyardee]

BrianH! Maybe, I did'nt Inhale? LOL!

 

[Dive Master]

As they say: Those were the days. If they had only had the GL1800.

 

[Art H.]

Ah, the 60's, when motorcyles were dangerous and sex was safe. :lol:

 

[Dan18960]

Yea, there was crime and riots in the '60s.

I remember one in high school - some how it was suppose to stay off school grounds but I left the cafeteria looking UP at the door knob :shock: Ducking was a necessity to get away from the flying chairs and tables.

But there were good times too. We didn't have to have parents organizing our baseball, basketball, soccer, or football games. Just a bunch of kids getting together, picking sides, and playing until sunset.

 

[FireEater]

Yea, there was crime and riots in the '60s.

I remember one in high school - some how it was suppose to stay off school grounds but I left the cafeteria looking UP at the door knob :shock: Ducking was a necessity to get away from the flying chairs and tables.

But there were good times too. We didn't have to have parents organizing our baseball, basketball, soccer, or football games. Just a bunch of kids getting together, picking sides, and playing until sunset.

Psssst, I was the one right ahead of you sneaking out or playing right along side you in a pick up game of football or baseball out at the sand lots till we got that famous yell or whistle from someones dad that it was time for dinner.

I watch Andy Griffith show almost nightly now, and boy do I wish I was living in a town like that NOW!!! :shock:

 

[n9frp]

Sounds familiar. However, remember the news as posted above was 'Edited' and approved for the most part by censors, and even the news from Vietnam was days, if not weeks or months old and heavily edited by the Military and Government. News from across town or the state or the country, not to mention the world was unheard of, unless approved by higher authorities.

I remember being told I can't drink from this or that fountain, and were not allowed in certain places, or had to only sit in the balcony or in the back.

Maybe My experiences are slightly different for obvious reasons. :idea:

Nice website tho.....