The late 60s into the early 70s were a fun time (love the music). I recall my parents talking about how much fun the 20s were (age of jazz, so many radical changes, the carefree lifestyle-even without beer). My college days were the mid to late 70s and that was a wild time.....no draft to worry about as my older brothers did....and drinking age in NY was 18. And yes, Upstate Dave, you DID have a good time in the late 80s, although some of it was a bit foggy for our group....but it sounds like we had a great time!

80's ...the hair was big and the music was strange!

90's, of course. [:D]

quote: Originally posted by Gezatron 90's, of course. [:D]

It's a tough one for me. I'd like to see what the 70s was like as an adult, but as a kid it was perfect. Otherwise I'd say the 80s if I could wash reagan and nancy out of it. Though now I'd probably think it was funny.

I've always thought I was born about a hundred years too late...

definitely a toss up between the 70s (Classic Saturday morning cartoon) and the 80s (Better music). I thought the 90s were rather lame in terms of music, movies, and television.

I should've been around in the 60's. I don't think anything beats the counter cultural movement that happened then. The war, the music, the entire American culture- changed the world forever.

I remember some of the sixties and what I do remember was that hippies were smelly (not just from patchouli, but also from not bathing and spilling bong water on themselves) and that they said "Maaaan!" and "Peace, Man" a lot. They were also the ones running our park programs in the 70s.

quote: Originally posted by Gezatron 90's, of course. [:D]