1970s Things That Are No Longer Allowed!

1970s Things That Are No Longer Allowed!
Back in the day, we roamed free, building forts out of debris and crafting imaginative worlds with whatever we could find. Today's kids? They're glued to screens, bombarded with information, and missing out on the unstructured fun that defined our childhood. Let's take a trip down memory lane and explore the good, the bad, and the downright messy of growing up in a bygone era. Buckle up, as we unveil 25 experiences that set 70s kids apart from the tech-savvy youngsters of today.
Let's delve into the pros and cons of both eras, leaving you to decide, which childhood would you choose?

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  • @ninawalters4902
    @ninawalters490217 күн бұрын

    Those truly were the best of times!!!

  • @larryshaver3568
    @larryshaver356817 күн бұрын

    i loved the smell of mimeograph printed paper

  • @charlesmckenna712
    @charlesmckenna71217 күн бұрын

    Yes I remember it well Saturday morning pictures then Friday and Saturday night disco judo and then karate and football rugby all in the evening and still I think we were spired loved it

  • @tammyhouse4537
    @tammyhouse453716 күн бұрын

    Grown up in 70s Iam so Happy I was the best time

  • @tia2all501
    @tia2all50111 күн бұрын

    Me and my husband grew up in a very large family being baby boomers. We were not spoiled by today’s standards. If we wanted money we went out and got a job by ourselves,without our parents. I remember me and my best friend getting on a bus to go to the mall to get jobs, and we both did. I was saving money to go to Beauty School my parents didn’t have the money, I paid for it myself. With my first paycheck I went to the bank to open a savings account all by myself. I did go to Beauty College and had a long time career. My Parents were so proud of me. It was a great time to be young, went out dancing all the time, had lots of fun times. 💖

  • @googleeyeseyes4033
    @googleeyeseyes403317 күн бұрын

    Still a far more fun, innocent and thought provoking as well as making us more inventive and imaginative, learning lessons no one does today, they weren’t soft and nasty little disrespectful, lazy and entitled, we were happy and carefree with inventive, imaginative minds and played on wonderful park toys that don’t exist, like locomotives and air force planes and jets etc etc. they made everything to safe and yet they still get injured from ignorance and lack of experience, I could write a book, was it perfect, oh no, but it was heaven lost and kids turned into marshmallows that are entitled, lazy, whiny, disrespectful, with terrible attitudes towards adults, all created by the government, emasculating boys and such, removing actually living and exploring and such and creating lifelong couch potatoes with demand for things unearned, unmerited and spoiled rotten with no regard for life quite often and no respect for anyone while demanding everything.