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The Midway Rebel Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Aug-01-10 10:33 AM
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39. Gandpa O' said...
"You haven't lived in the good ol' USA unless you have had your arm broken by the hand crank on a Model T."
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  -Just exactly when were the good old days in America? bluestateguy  Jul-31-10 10:48 PM   #0 
  - The Good Ol Days...  CoffeeCat   Jul-31-10 10:50 PM   #1 
  - I don't believe there were any. I work with the  shraby   Jul-31-10 10:51 PM   #2 
  - I personally like to romanticize that period because I believe that people were really working  Brickbat   Jul-31-10 10:53 PM   #3 
  - Today was a pretty good day. In three minutes it will be  alfredo   Jul-31-10 10:54 PM   #4 
  - It's just something people say.  proteus_lives   Jul-31-10 10:54 PM   #5 
  - All eras have their problems  nadinbrzezinski   Jul-31-10 10:55 PM   #6 
  - If you were'nt white, never. n/t  miyazaki   Jul-31-10 11:00 PM   #7 
  - Or male  NC_Nurse   Jul-31-10 11:03 PM   #8 
  - I Believe...  Steely_Dan   Jul-31-10 11:05 PM   #9 
  - I'd say the 50s to late 60s were the best...  Frustratedlady   Jul-31-10 11:06 PM   #10 
  - not while i've been an adult  shanti   Jul-31-10 11:06 PM   #11 
  - The Good Old Days  Old Codger   Jul-31-10 11:09 PM   #12 
  - We make our own 'good ol'days',  pipoman   Jul-31-10 11:17 PM   #13 
  - Emerson: "This time, like all times, is a very good one...  Psephos   Jul-31-10 11:22 PM   #14 
  - It's all depicted in Leave It To Beaver  lunatica   Jul-31-10 11:27 PM   #15 
  - Generally, Sir, the 'Good Old Days' Are When The Speaker, Or the Speaker's Parents, Were Young  The Magistrate   Jul-31-10 11:31 PM   #16 
  - You have that right Sir,  SunsetDreams   Jul-31-10 11:39 PM   #18 
  - You're asking historically, but it can be hard to separate the personal  pinboy3niner   Jul-31-10 11:38 PM   #17 
  - The "good old days", no matter how old you are, are those days when we were basically oblivious  Subdivisions   Jul-31-10 11:40 PM   #19 
  - there's some truth in that, but i believe there's also some data showing  Hannah Bell   Aug-01-10 03:44 AM   #33 
  - the 50s  ce_qui_la_baise   Jul-31-10 11:42 PM   #20 
  - Every day's a good old day for the very rich. nt  valerief   Jul-31-10 11:51 PM   #21 
  - been around since the early fifties, ain't seen them  spanone   Jul-31-10 11:53 PM   #22 
  - Conservatives want to live in the 50s and work in the 90s  Recursion   Jul-31-10 11:56 PM   #23 
  - whenever you were young  upi402   Aug-01-10 12:01 AM   #24 
  - Let's see Reagan was president and Clint Eastwood had his own police force.  Skink   Aug-01-10 12:17 AM   #25 
  - The good old days were when you or your parents were children -  haele   Aug-01-10 12:32 AM   #26 
  - For me, when I was a kid and knew nothing about politics. Those were the good old days! nt  Speck Tater   Aug-01-10 12:36 AM   #27 
  - It all went rapidly downhill after that first Thanksgiving...  Amerigo Vespucci   Aug-01-10 12:49 AM   #28 
  - Thursday and Friday  Dogmudgeon   Aug-01-10 12:57 AM   #29 
  - Never.  flvegan   Aug-01-10 01:04 AM   #30 
  - Good Ole Days and Golden ages are Myth-remembered eras...  Ozymanithrax   Aug-01-10 01:04 AM   #31 
  - Good ol days = July 4, 1776 to Aug 1,2010  SmileyRose   Aug-01-10 03:14 AM   #32 
  - That's the myth...  MellowDem   Aug-01-10 12:54 PM   #53 
  - 1566 in St. Augustine Florida...the first wine grapes had fermented..  RagAss   Aug-01-10 07:18 AM   #34 
  - But wasn't Drake about to sack the town? NT  Recursion   Aug-01-10 10:17 AM   #37 
  - The period between the end of the Korean War and the Race Riots of the mid-60's  ThomWV   Aug-01-10 07:26 AM   #35 
  - Must be why people like "Mad Men" NT  Recursion   Aug-01-10 10:16 AM   #36 
  - I'm afraid that one shot way over my head ....  ThomWV   Aug-01-10 11:01 AM   #43 
     - TV show set in exactly those years  Recursion   Aug-01-10 11:04 AM   #45 
  - "Race Riots"?  WinkyDink   Aug-01-10 12:01 PM   #51 
  - You are right about that era, and also wrong about it  Motown_Johnny   Aug-01-10 10:23 AM   #38 
  - We agree and not  ThomWV   Aug-01-10 11:04 AM   #44 
  - Gandpa O' said...  The Midway Rebel   Aug-01-10 10:33 AM   #39 
  - Good Days  Kalun D   Aug-01-10 10:43 AM   #40 
  - Some of the good ol' days ended on 08-09-95  Morning Dew   Aug-01-10 10:50 AM   #41 
  - when you were too young to have real responsibilities  Fleshdancer   Aug-01-10 10:59 AM   #42 
  - These are the good old days...  SidDithers   Aug-01-10 11:24 AM   #46 
  - LOL - my rec stays at "0" - the trolls and rich folk have been busy this  TBF   Aug-01-10 11:31 AM   #47 
  - For working families, 1945 - 1980, give or take a few years.  Warren Stupidity   Aug-01-10 11:35 AM   #48 
  - 65 Million years, B.C.E.  pipi_k   Aug-01-10 11:36 AM   #49 
  - Whenever they were, the era ended for good on 11/22/63.  WinkyDink   Aug-01-10 12:00 PM   #50 
  - "Golden Eras"...  MellowDem   Aug-01-10 12:12 PM   #52 
  - I am 52 and still waiting for the good ole days  lefthandedlefty   Aug-01-10 01:40 PM   #54 
  - 1491  asdjrocky   Aug-01-10 01:40 PM   #55 
  - The Good Old Days are sort of like Atlantis  jdp349   Aug-01-10 02:10 PM   #56 
 

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