Only 60' Kids Will Remember....

[Bill]

https://media.patriots.win/post/mBjoearVF8gV.jpeg

[slewfoot]

Yeh but were all whacked out on drugs.

[Anjdog2003]

Yeh but were all whacked out on drugs.



Now they're whacked out on drugs with tats nose rings and blue hair living at home until their 30's.

[Dan47]

Nice but also, I’m down with modern mons pubis trimming. :yesnod: I’ve noticed fewer Bigfoot sightings since too. Coincidence?

[Craig]

How many 60’ kids do you know of..??

[The_Dude]

Lots of bush

[Anjdog2003]

Lots of bush




Please don't bring politics in thread.

[Unsuspicious]

Guess my ISP blocks that site lolk

[Yadkin]

Lots of bush

And incredibly short dresses and skirts. :seasix:

[Bill]

How many 60’ kids do you know of..??

Fixted!

[OnPoint]

And garter belts and stockings. yum yum.

Whoever invented pantyhose should be taken out back and shot.

[ricks327]

Lots of bush

Hard to see since everyone one of them had their legs crossed. Back to a time where modesty was considered appropriate.

[Mike Mercury]

they are all slender. In the 21st century ... 200+ lbs

[LATB]

And garter belts and stockings. yum yum.

Whoever invented pantyhose should be taken out back and shot.

Understood. It they can be fun to tear open. :D

[Yadkin]

they are all slender.

:yesnod:

Back then any girl five pounds over was considered fat. Going to college they were warned of the "freshman five" and told to avoid it.

[6spdC6]

I went to catholic schools early in life and let me tell you those nuns were very puritanical. The girls all had to wear loosely fitted clothes with real long hem lines. (That picture from the OP would not have had catholic school girls in it!)


Things got much better when I left the Catholic system and went to public school. The Vietnam war was on, the legal drinking age was 18, muscle cars dominated the street, music was great and the birth control pill made a big presence on the scene.:hurray:

I have a lot of seriously good memories of those times, wish I could go back in a time machine and redo that era.

[Tikiman]

The very best part of that era was that there were far fewer fatties and none of the women had penises. I know this is going to shock and offend the liberal democrats, but it is what it is.

[04 commemorative]

With the massive bushes sticking out the sides of panties back then my brother-in-law and I started calling this the "Larry Fine" :funnier:

[StudleyJames]

The very best part of that era was that there were far fewer fatties and none of the women had penises. I know this is going to shock and offend the liberal democrats, but it is what it is.

But the 60's gave birth to the current Liberalism
(I was a 60's kid, not a teenager)

[Bruze]

But the 60's gave birth to the current Liberalism
(I was a 60's kid, not a teenager)

I was a teenager in the ‘60s, but all I cared about was girls, cars, and beer. 🤪

[Onebadcad]

I finished high school in 80s, almost no females wore dresses, nor skirts, heels of any height were never seen.

[DJ_Critterus]

Nice but also, I’m down with modern mons pubis trimming. :yesnod: I’ve noticed fewer Bigfoot sightings since too. Coincidence?

Lots of bush

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ut0XTC33TEQ

[DJ_Critterus]

:yesnod:

Back then any girl five pounds over was considered fat. Going to college they were warned of the "freshman five" and told to avoid it.

Enlighten us young whipper-snappers. What's the FF?

[Onebadcad]

Enlighten us young whipper-snappers. What's the FF?

The first five pounds a freshman gains while attending first year of college.
Many reasons why, mostly because they have the spare time.

I also heard it is due to going on the pill, not sure about that one.

[6spdC6]

With the massive bushes sticking out the sides of panties back then my brother-in-law and I started calling this the "Larry Fine" :funnier:

We had a girl born in France that came to this country in 6 grade. A very nice smart girl, she learned quite decent English in about 6 months. She also never shaved her legs or pits.

Years later I bedded her and without a doubt she had the hairiest bush I ever experienced. I had to spend a bunch of quality time looking for the "promised land" :D It was well worth it!:hurray:

[Raazor]

I've never met a sixty foot kid.

[Wathen1955]

Then there was the mini skirt :seasix:

https://shopologee.files.wordpress.com/2016/12/60s-miniskirts.jpg?w=499&h=334

[Yadkin]

Enlighten us young whipper-snappers. What's the FF?

Weight gained due to three cafeteria meals/ day, and trading in after school sports for sedentary activities like studying for the next exam. :(

[dvarapala]

The first five pounds a freshman gains while attending first year of college.
Many reasons why, mostly because they have the spare time.

I heard it called the Freshman Ten. It has a lot of potential causes.

For starters, PE class, which was required every year in high school, is no longer required once you get to college. Potential for reduced physical activity.

Also, living away from home for the first time, students are 100% in charge of their diet, which means lots of high-carb foods like pizza and beer.

:thumbs:

[Yadkin]

I finished high school in 80s, almost no females wore dresses, nor skirts, heels of any height were never seen.

You missed two of the best decades ever. Some of the girls in my high school wore their skirts/ dresses impossibly short. It is still a mystery to me how butt cheeks were never exposed. Chock it up to expert lady skills and high quality muscle tone. :yesnod:

[Yadkin]

I heard it called the Freshman Ten.
Inflation perhaps. Maybe now it's the Freshman Fifty. :D

[Bill]

Inflation perhaps. Maybe now it's the Freshman Fifty. :D

When I was in college in the late 80's it was "the freshmen 15."

When I was in h.s., most of the girls wore jeans, not a lot of dresses, except at dances and proms.

So from most other metrics, things were quite good, America at peace, good economy, Cold War won, peace dividends, a continuation of great music from the 70's. Cars of the era were still comparatively anemic compared to the 60's but getting better.

Crime was down, Americans were happier, racial strife was beginning to be a distant memory. Everyone was watching The Cosby Show, Back to the Future, and Family Ties, America was still mostly White, no Muslims, just two genders, gays mostly kept to themselves.

Truly halcyon days, the 80's. The country, and really, the world, got worse in the subsequent decades.

[Frankie the Fink]

Two middle-aged men are in a football stadium and the spot a good looking girl across the field with her legs spread using binoculars. They have a debate about what they are seeing so they tell a young kid to go over there and confirm the black patch they see is either the "bush" or black panties. The kid returns and they ask, "Well - which is it ?".
The kid says "Neither, its flies"...

[GTOguy]

And incredibly short dresses and skirts. :seasix:

I remember an ad for the new Flair felt tip pen around 1969. There was a model wearing a skirt or belt made of the pens, which were about 6 inches long. Longstraight hair, boots, etc. Lots of leg. The byline was 'ain't that a kick in the head!" Still is, all these years later.

[Bill]

How many 60’ kids do you know of..??



I've never met a sixty foot kid.

You two probably just need to get out more.


:leaving:

[Dan47]

We had a girl born in France that came to this country in 6 grade. A very nice smart girl, she learned quite decent English in about 6 months. She also never shaved her legs or pits.

Years later I bedded her and without a doubt she had the hairiest bush I ever experienced. I had to spend a bunch of quality time looking for the "promised land" :D It was well worth it!:hurray:

That's nasty. I would've introduced her to razors and clippers.

I remember seeing beautiful German women, wearing fishnet stockings and hairy ass legs, gross! WTF, they build Porsche and Mercedes but won't compel their women to leave the Dark Ages, behind. Trump's fault. :yesnod:

[GTOguy]

You two probably just need to get out more.


:leaving:


He's probably never heard of The Attack of the 50 foot Woman either. 90536

[Onebadcad]

We had a girl born in France that came to this country in 6 grade. A very nice smart girl, she learned quite decent English in about 6 months. She also never shaved her legs or pits.

Years later I bedded her and without a doubt she had the hairiest bush I ever experienced. I had to spend a bunch of quality time looking for the "promised land" :D It was well worth it!:hurray:

How can you tell an Air France jet on the tarmac without looking at the livery, it is the one with hair under its wings!!

[6spdC6]

That's nasty. I would've introduced her to razors and clippers.

I remember seeing beautiful German women, wearing fishnet stockings and hairy ass legs, gross! WTF, they build Porsche and Mercedes but won't compel their women to leave the Dark Ages, behind. Trump's fault. :yesnod:

That bedroom time was a one only. Yes it was a bit different, but she was clean, to me that is the important criteria. I saw her legs and and a pit so I knew she still did not shave them. Got to admit I was surprised just how much hair she had when her shorts came off.

[Anjdog2003]

I was a teenager in the ‘60s, but all I cared about was girls, cars, and beer. 🤪





:iagree:

1955 Chevy Convertible 9th and 10th grade was 15 and 16 paid $300 cash.

1962 Corvair spider 11th grade i was 17 paid $325 cash.

1964 Plymouth 361 my senior year at 18 with only 10k miles paid $1,200 cash

A WWII Deuce and a half and a Jeep at 18, paid for. :USA: :cuss:

[Yadkin]

I remember an ad for the new Flair felt tip pen around 1969. There was a model wearing a skirt or belt made of the pens, which were about 6 inches long. Longstraight hair, boots, etc. Lots of leg. The byline was 'ain't that a kick in the head!" Still is, all these years later.

WRKO Boston had a AM Top 40 format in the 60's and early 70's. One weekend during the summers they sponsored a family event at Canobie Lake Park in southern NH. Wooden roller coaster, carnival rides, and an indoor concert hall where they featured great local bands. When I was maybe 12, so 1971, my two older sisters dragged me into the hall.

It was my first taste of live rock music. No seating just a huge dance floor. Colored lights, glitter ball way up high, and loud music. The most memorable part: two gorgeous "go-go" girls in tight dresses and high leather boots with spiked heels, each in their own "bird cage" suspended above the crowd.

Those were the days. Girls expressed their femininity proudly, and to drive men absolutely ****ing crazy.

:drool:

[LATB]

Then there was the mini skirt :seasix:

https://shopologee.files.wordpress.com/2016/12/60s-miniskirts.jpg?w=499&h=334

https://youtu.be/SbyAZQ45uww?si=tE4LpHq9Vf8wLaOx

[dvarapala]

I've never met a sixty foot kid.

Jolly Green Giant's son Little Green Sprout. :D

[GTOguy]

I still remember the 'Ho Ho Hoooooo-- GREEN GIANT!" ads from the mid '60's.

[Bruze]

I finished high school in 80s, almost no females wore dresses, nor skirts, heels of any height were never seen.

From the class of '68: Girls could only wear skirts or dresses. It was great! (for us guys)

:iagree:

1955 Chevy Convertible 9th and 10th grade was 15 and 16 paid $300 cash.

1962 Corvair spider 11th grade i was 17 paid $325 cash.

1964 Plymouth 361 my senior year at 18 with only 10k miles paid $1,200 cash

A WWII Deuce and a half and a Jeep at 18, paid for. :USA: :cuss:

My first car was a '61 Corvair for $75, didn't run. :eek:

[mrvette]

From the class of '68: Girls could only wear skirts or dresses. It was great! (for us guys)



My first car was a '61 Corvair for $75, didn't run. :eek:

I paid a grand for my first car.....a '60 vette, in '66, power slide automatic....

:dance:

[Bruze]

I paid a grand for my first car.....a '60 vette, in '66, power slide automatic....

:dance:

Ha, in '66-'67 I was earning 75¢ per hour part time. No Vettes for me.

I had my $75 Corvair, a girlfriend, and made about $16-18 cash per week. It cost $3-4 to fill the tank, going to the drive-in was a buck a head, Carvel cones were 10¢ each.

Life was good!

But I had to wait until 1990 to get my first Corvette, a '72. I could have bought one before that, but I had other priorities.


90556

[Anjdog2003]

My first car was a '61 Corvair for $75, didn't run. :eek:






Probably why you're alive today.

[Bruze]

Probably why you're alive today.

I got it running in a week or so.

Most of Ralph Nader's stuff was BS. It wasn't a bad car, and didn't handle squirrelly -- considering how long ago that was and how other cars handled.

[BADRACR1]

i dated a half dozen gals in high school. Two redheads, two brunettes, and three blondes. But the cars...
Bought my first car at sixteen in August '77. It was a '69 Camaro, white/black interior, 307 2v with a 'Glide and chrome A/FX slotted wheels. Paid a whopping $400 for it.
Three months later (Nov) bought my second. It was a '67 Charger, grey/red interior and a 318 with E/T grey five spoke wheels. Sold the Camaro a couple of months later.
In Feb '78 I got my third. It was a '67 Malibu, yellow/ aqua interior with a modded 250 inline and a 'Glide. Sold the Charger a month later.
Traded the Chevelle in March'79 for a '76 Rally Sport Camaro, black over whit/red interior and a 350-4v. Added Appliance five spokes, Heddman headers, Thrush mufflers, B&M shift kit and a Sanyo am/fm/8 track with Jensen speakers.
I was the only kid in school with two cars and did it twice. I was rockin' it big time before I was eighteen. I worked every day after school, both days on the weekends, and paid for the cars, insurance, and maintenance myself.
I am now on car number 248 at 62 years old, and currently shopping.

[dvarapala]

I still remember the 'Ho Ho Hoooooo-- GREEN GIANT!" ads from the mid '60's.

When I was in 7th grade the guys who used to sing in those commercials came to my school and sang it for us. A little strange but kind of fun also. :D

[Datawiz]

I'm tall, but I don't remember 60 foot kids. I know you changed your first post title, but I'm just busting your balls over the grammar mistake. :lol:

snide wouldn't even meet that criteria.

[Frankie the Fink]

WRKO Boston had a AM Top 40 format in the 60's and early 70's. One weekend during the summers they sponsored a family event at Canobie Lake Park in southern NH. Wooden roller coaster, carnival rides, and an indoor concert hall where they featured great local bands. When I was maybe 12, so 1971, my two older sisters dragged me into the hall.

It was my first taste of live rock music. No seating just a huge dance floor. Colored lights, glitter ball way up high, and loud music. The most memorable part: two gorgeous "go-go" girls in tight dresses and high leather boots with spiked heels, each in their own "bird cage" suspended above the crowd.

Those were the days. Girls expressed their femininity proudly, and to drive men absolutely ****ing crazy.

:drool:
The "Peppermint Beach Club" in Virginia Beach hosted top acts in the 60s, Chubby Checker, the Rhondells Fats Domino, Paul Revere & the Raiders and too many more to name - spent some great times there, no A/C, just screen doors/windows and sweaty kids be-bopping in the steamy summer nights.

The "Boathouse" in the same city got some amazing talent too with an "up close and personal" venue, you could stand a few feet from the performers.

[Tikiman]

The "Peppermint Beach Club" in Virginia Beach hosted top acts in the 60s, Chubby Checker, the Rhondells Fats Domino, Paul Revere & the Raiders and too many more to name - spent some great times there, no A/C, just screen doors/windows and sweaty kids be-bopping in the steamy summer nights.

The "Boathouse" in the same city got some amazing talent too with an "up close and personal" venue, you could stand a few feet from the performers.


Virginia Beach was a cool place to hang out back in the day. You wouldn't recognize it today.

[LATB]

Virginia Beach was a cool place to hang out back in the day. You wouldn't recognize it today.

I understand the pavement apes have taken over the place.

[CurtP]

I understand the pavement apes have taken over the place.

That's Newport News and Norfolk. Virginia Beach is still trying to keep it tourist friendly.

[Tikiman]

Newport News, Hampton, and Norfolk are gone forever. Looks like Chicago, Baltimore, or Mogadishu on any given day. Parts of Virginia Beach are only kept habitable by an enormous police presence during the day. If you are white, you do not want to be down there after dark. Lived there for three years back in the day when it was nice. Won't vacation there now. Head further south to Emerald Isle instead for a nice, relaxing time.

[04 commemorative]

I don't get how these prime real estate areas can get so dangerous

[GTOguy]

The "Peppermint Beach Club" in Virginia Beach hosted top acts in the 60s, Chubby Checker, the Rhondells Fats Domino, Paul Revere & the Raiders and too many more to name - spent some great times there, no A/C, just screen doors/windows and sweaty kids be-bopping in the steamy summer nights.

The "Boathouse" in the same city got some amazing talent too with an "up close and personal" venue, you could stand a few feet from the performers.

Did you ever see Wayne Cochran and the C.C Ryders? I would have killed to see that show! The guy did the 'moonwalk' 20 years before Michael Jackson 'invented' it. 90624

[LATB]

Newport News, Hampton, and Norfolk are gone forever. Looks like Chicago, Baltimore, or Mogadishu on any given day. Parts of Virginia Beach are only kept habitable by an enormous police presence during the day. If you are white, you do not want to be down there after dark. Lived there for three years back in the day when it was nice. Won't vacation there now. Head further south to Emerald Isle instead for a nice, relaxing time.

Yep. Same with Ocean City MD.

[LATB]

I don't get how these prime real estate areas can get so dangerous

Pavement apes roll in and political correctness keeps any authorities from curtailing trouble. It's all reaction not action. And even the reaction is done with kid gloves.

[CurtP]

Newport News, Hampton, and Norfolk are gone forever. Looks like Chicago, Baltimore, or Mogadishu on any given day. Parts of Virginia Beach are only kept habitable by an enormous police presence during the day. If you are white, you do not want to be down there after dark. Lived there for three years back in the day when it was nice. Won't vacation there now. Head further south to Emerald Isle instead for a nice, relaxing time.
I think that's a huge exaggeration and I live here.

[Onebadcad]

This appears to be a good site for crime rates:

https://www.neighborhoodscout.com/securitygauge

[Tikiman]

I think that's a huge exaggeration and I live here.


You must be talking about VB, because I know that anything south of Warwick Blvd. is no-man's land in Newport News. And I hear from friends that Denbigh has gone to hell as well.

[dvarapala]

This appears to be a good site for crime rates:

https://www.neighborhoodscout.com/securitygauge

No way to tell unless you pay $$$ for the reports. :rolleyes:

[Frankie the Fink]

I understand the pavement apes have taken over the place.

It started when the annual "Greek Fest" went ghetto - even mounted cops couldn't control the mob, some of their horses were cut with straight razors as they tried to move the riotous crowd.

Va Beach had a bunch of neat clubs back in the day, Rogue's Gallery, Peabody's Warehouse, The Rathskeller, I spent way too much time and money in all of them in the 60s. I caught more than one sunrise sitting bleary-eyed and tipsy on the sand at Rudee Inlet, trying (often unsuccessfully) not to barf....then there was the Jolly Roger in Ocean View - you went there if you wanted to fight - I once saw two girls face off with broken beer bottles there - NEVER went back after that... IIRC, the Pagan motorcycle club basically took it over later on.

[Frankie the Fink]

Did you ever see Wayne Cochran and the C.C Ryders? I would have killed to see that show! The guy did the 'moonwalk' 20 years before Michael Jackson 'invented' it. 90624

Nope, never saw him, there was actually a black group of dancers that did the "moonwalk" in the 30s and 40s; I've seen the video but don't have it at my fingertips.

[CurtP]

You must be talking about VB, because I know that anything south of Warwick Blvd. is no-man's land in Newport News. And I hear from friends that Denbigh has gone to hell as well.
Norfolk.