What generation/era are you from? Just thought it would be fun facts for everyone 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 00s
Really should be able to choose multiple answers... it takes longer than 10 years to grow up. I was born in the 50's and turned 18 in the 70's so anywhere in between those three decades would apply. See what I mean? I was a kid in the 60's if that's what you mean...
I was born in 1960. I was only 3 1/2 when JFK was assassinated but I remember my mom standing in front of the t.v. crying and telling me that someone had shot and killed the president. That's the first newsworthy event that I remember.
i grew up on october 19, 1997. if you want to determine the decade of my youth, i'm pretty sure my age is posted under my username and you can go from there.
Meh....Decades Are But Numbers On My Screen. As You Can See For Yourselves After Reading Nearly 11,000 Of My Posts, I Never Really Grew Up, And God Willing I Never Will.... I Have Said Many Times To Peeps, [QUOTE...If You Ever See Me Stepping Out Of A Beige Toyota Camry, Wearing A Sensible Hairstyle, A Beige Cardigan, Pressed Slacks, And Slip On Boat Shoes, THEN YOU HAVE MY FULL PERMISSION TO "SHOOT ME " ON THE SPOT...QUOTE ].... Cheers Glen. EDIT:- Just Remembered "Skip" Drives A Camry, Guess That Finishes Me On HF....
^ That... And I still feel, in my mind, like when I was in my 20's, with just a tad bit more common sense. It is only when I go to move FAST that my body reminds me I am no longer "young".
A teen in the 80s My first motorbike was a 1972 Honda 250E Thats the first thing that came to mind with the phrase grow up, the instant boost of freedom that came with it. Loved that bike. It was pretty huge for a 250 6 years later I totalled it over correcting on a country road
Back Then All My Friends Rode Honda 750 Fours.... GLEN Being The Rebel He Was, And Still Is, Bought Himself A Kawasaki 900, Z1-B. Still Have It In Storage, Just In Case I Find My Long Lost Youth.... Cheers Glen.
