#22 Was obviously the parents fault. It specifically says not for children.
I mean, I can buy a crossbow now too and give it to my 10 year old but that's not the fault of the era.

On the older cars, laying across the back part against the window. Good times.

#30- Netflix still does this. It's a great way to get a movie that you want rather than be at the mercy of whatever your streaming service wants to force feed you.

sliding around in the back of a station wagon. Or facing backwards in the "rumble seat".

Not one of these is original. It's always the same stupid sh#t that gets posted on every one of these kinds of posts. boooorrring

We had a pub club in high school. Fridays, we would all pile into someones car and hit different bars all night. Even had a spot in the year book for member photos. Everyone was loaded.

Cheap date in the 60's - wander through O'Hare Airport on a Friday night to an unused gate. Lights were turned off, so no reflections spoiling the view of the planes taking off and landing. You could hang out for hours and no one would bother you.

The people glorifying those times are the same that changed the laws and rules.

am I the only one who thinks it's funny that the children who had all those freedoms turned into the overprotective hover parents of today?

#10 Erasers where a favorite

#24 Prior to "gun free" schools, school shootings weren't a problem, we even had a rifle team. But now it's a gun problem??