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Deplorables assemble User ID: 71790446 United States 09/20/2019 12:03 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Parties at the lake every night..gas was under a dollar or just a little over...jack and coke and ever clear flowed freely...we were 19 and invincible! Quoting: Abi ~ Lewis and Clark Community College hanging with the rich guys that were in school to be Dj's because their parents said they had to do something.. LMAO Aqua net hairspray and the big hair...OMG... Good times, good times! :) I was the graduation class of '89. Great times. No hate or liberal racism. There were jocks, loadies, and "goodies" but we all got along and crossed "titles" No hate in the late 80's? Obviously you aren't black. I lived in Florida and went to a pretty large high school. We had equal black and white on our sports team's. Back then the destructive rap / gang banging culture was not introduced. We all listened and watched MTV which included Lionel Richie, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Janet Jackson, Whitney Houston... and many more. Black families had 2 parent's everyone was held responsible for thier actions. The SJW white self hate was not even thought of then. We all got along fine there was no hate where I went to school. |
Jeff_43
User ID: 20206849 United States 09/20/2019 12:03 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I dont care what anyone says. Things are better now. Better technology and medical care for everyone. Way less racism in general and more acceptance of people who once were chastised from society. You would have to be an idiot to think things were better in 1989 than now. Oldtards. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77724058 Everything is better in every possible way now. Stop watching TV, playing on your laptop and get outside. Funny, I had more black friends in 89 than I do now. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 77724058 Bulgaria 09/20/2019 12:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I dont care what anyone says. Things are better now. Better technology and medical care for everyone. Way less racism in general and more acceptance of people who once were chastised from society. You would have to be an idiot to think things were better in 1989 than now. Oldtards. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77724058 Everything is better in every possible way now. Stop watching TV, playing on your laptop and get outside. you are such a dumb ass if you truly believe the drivel you just wrote. I bet you spend 90% of your day thinking about how much you hate millenials and replying to threads on this shithole of a website. Get outside and enjoy the world. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 77724058 Bulgaria 09/20/2019 12:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I dont care what anyone says. Things are better now. Better technology and medical care for everyone. Way less racism in general and more acceptance of people who once were chastised from society. You would have to be an idiot to think things were better in 1989 than now. Oldtards. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77724058 Everything is better in every possible way now. Stop watching TV, playing on your laptop and get outside. Funny, I had more black friends in 89 than I do now. Thats a personal choice. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 77724058 Bulgaria 09/20/2019 12:09 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Parties at the lake every night..gas was under a dollar or just a little over...jack and coke and ever clear flowed freely...we were 19 and invincible! Quoting: Abi ~ Lewis and Clark Community College hanging with the rich guys that were in school to be Dj's because their parents said they had to do something.. LMAO Aqua net hairspray and the big hair...OMG... Good times, good times! :) :fuck yeah: I was the graduation class of '89. Great times. No hate or liberal racism. There were jocks, loadies, and "goodies" but we all got along and crossed "titles" No hate in the late 80's? Obviously you aren't black. I lived in Florida and went to a pretty large high school. We had equal black and white on our sports team's. Back then the destructive rap / gang banging culture was not introduced. We all listened and watched MTV which included Lionel Richie, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Janet Jackson, Whitney Houston... and many more. Black families had 2 parent's everyone was held responsible for thier actions. The SJW white self hate was not even thought of then. We all got along fine there was no hate where I went to school. |
Jeff_43
User ID: 20206849 United States 09/20/2019 12:12 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I dont care what anyone says. Things are better now. Better technology and medical care for everyone. Way less racism in general and more acceptance of people who once were chastised from society. You would have to be an idiot to think things were better in 1989 than now. Oldtards. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77724058 Everything is better in every possible way now. Stop watching TV, playing on your laptop and get outside. Funny, I had more black friends in 89 than I do now. Thats a personal choice. SO my choice was to be LESS racist in 89 than now but you say that racism was worse in 89 than now. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 77724058 Bulgaria 09/20/2019 12:13 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I dont care what anyone says. Things are better now. Better technology and medical care for everyone. Way less racism in general and more acceptance of people who once were chastised from society. You would have to be an idiot to think things were better in 1989 than now. Oldtards. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77724058 Everything is better in every possible way now. Stop watching TV, playing on your laptop and get outside. you are such a dumb ass if you truly believe the drivel you just wrote. BLOW IT OUT YOUR ASS! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 77724058 Bulgaria 09/20/2019 12:14 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I dont care what anyone says. Things are better now. Better technology and medical care for everyone. Way less racism in general and more acceptance of people who once were chastised from society. You would have to be an idiot to think things were better in 1989 than now. Oldtards. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77724058 Everything is better in every possible way now. Stop watching TV, playing on your laptop and get outside. Funny, I had more black friends in 89 than I do now. Thats a personal choice. SO my choice was to be LESS racist in 89 than now but you say that racism was worse in 89 than now. I said less racism in general. Your personal choice to be a racist shithead is inconsequential. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 76619054 United States 09/20/2019 12:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | a lil belinda carlyle mad about you on the beach , testarossa ferraris , girls in perms, women didnt put out as much , and people were more personable then everyone was more in contact ironcally , also when somone passed away it was a big deal , today its not so much planet to crowded i guess Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76525336 They were truly the glory days! I lived in Myrtle Beach S.C. Before it was ruined by consumer tourism. I was a life guard on the beach during the summers, I would tell you the stories about the girls, but they hardly seem real to me anymore. The night clubs were awesome! People actually danced and had fun! I had brand new IROC Camaro that was bad ass! The Mustangs were awesome too and could actually get me in the 1/4 mile, but after that they were mine! It was heaven! The music was way better! I remember seeing Hootie and the Blowfish playing at a small venue club a friend of mine had went the night before and said we had to go, it was clear that they were going to be big! We used to go to this club “2001” on Friday nights and the Spanish Galleon on Saturday nights, Crazy Zacks on tues and the Dixie Electric Co. on thurs, college night! There was a place down in garden city called the Sand Piper we would go to that only locals knew about it was a great place to shag! Shagging is a dance you’ll only find in the Carolinas and then sometime we would go to this Club called the Afterdeck, but only if the Chairman and the Board were playing, they’re a Carolina music kind of band! Yeah, it was a great place to be a Chad, I had the time of my life coming of age there. I met my future wife too! Still married to her today after 26yrs of marriage! There was another club we would go to that had good rock and roll and more of a local flavor, Mama Gilberts also known as Kings Road Tavern, if you like a pub feel there was the Gaslight Bar and Grill! They made the best frogmore stew! The girls were so nice and beautiful, they came there to vacation and have a good time, if you could talk a little and dance a little you were half way there! In short it was as close to heaven on earth as you could get! I was looking at old video tapes I made in Myrtle Beach in 97 98 a few days ago. Man things have changed so much. The girls were all friendly and only very few had tattoos and the ones that did were the tramp stamps on their back. No crazy crayola head hair colors. I only went once in 89 and it was great. When they shut down the Pavilion it was like taking the heart of myrtle beach and leaving a big empty shell of its former glory. we went every year 2 times a year from 96 till the year after the pavilion was shut down then it was not the same and we have not been back since Yeah, after I graduated and had to move into the real world it was hard to take not being there. I still go home, but everything’s changed, like you say, sooo much! No girls had tattoos that I remember, even the strippers didn’t have any as they were supposedly only doing it to pay college tuition, but I never saw any on campus. I’ve been all around the world now and have entertained the idea of moving back close to home, but as Thomas c. Wolfe wrote in “Look Homeward, Angel” You can never go home again. I’ve thought about moving done to Garden City or Muriel’s Inlet, i’m getting close to that time in life to be able to have that option. There so many other places out there too and most of my family is either gone or passed away now anyway. It really was a great place. The little towns around there are still cool, like Conway. Socastee was a nice little community, but has now become the armpit of the area. Anyway, enough reminiscing! Night all! |
TallWhites
User ID: 72061105 United States 09/20/2019 12:17 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I saw the Ramones July 4th 1989, Dee Dee quit the next day, I even caught a guitar pic from Johnny Ramone. Saw the Violent Femmes in SF too that summer. I was 19, it was when Gilman St. was exploding and I think I went to Bad Religion and SNFU that summer at Gilman. It was back when you were shamed if you were fat, when you had to go out to have fun - no internet, just BBS boards you connected via modem. No phones, just pay phones. No illegals either in California, now my home state is a sewer. EWWWWW! |
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Jeff_43
User ID: 20206849 United States 09/20/2019 12:21 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | SO my choice was to be LESS racist in 89 than now but you say that racism was worse in 89 than now. I said less racism in general. Your personal choice to be a racist shithead is inconsequential. Funny that you assume I am racist. My best friend since the mid 80s is black. Our families vacation together every summer. I said I had more black friends then than I do now. That is true but I have less friends in general now than I did then, |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 77724058 Bulgaria 09/20/2019 12:23 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | SO my choice was to be LESS racist in 89 than now but you say that racism was worse in 89 than now. I said less racism in general. Your personal choice to be a racist shithead is inconsequential. Funny that you assume I am racist. My best friend since the mid 80s is black. Our families vacation together every summer. I said I had more black friends then than I do now. That is true but I have less friends in general now than I did then, You said it. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 77275910 United States 09/20/2019 12:29 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | No soyboys, DECENT black people, No tattooed face mumble rappers, No thots, Everyone wasn’t glued to their phones, You could have a REAL boyfriend or girlfriend instead of a virtual one, No women with 4 kids all by different dads,No transgenders, Women were women,Men were men, the list goes on |
Jeff_43
User ID: 20206849 United States 09/20/2019 12:30 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Jeff_43 SO my choice was to be LESS racist in 89 than now but you say that racism was worse in 89 than now. I said less racism in general. Your personal choice to be a racist shithead is inconsequential. Funny that you assume I am racist. My best friend since the mid 80s is black. Our families vacation together every summer. I said I had more black friends then than I do now. That is true but I have less friends in general now than I did then, You said it. touché. Hell Keith (black best friend) is more racist than I ever thought about. He hates mexicans and Arabs with a passion normally reserved people like Clayton Bigsby |
Jeff_43
User ID: 20206849 United States 09/20/2019 12:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | No soyboys, DECENT black people, No tattooed face mumble rappers, No thots, Everyone wasn’t glued to their phones, You could have a REAL boyfriend or girlfriend instead of a virtual one, No women with 4 kids all by different dads,No transgenders, Women were women,Men were men, the list goes on Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77275910 There was Transgenders. One of the best pranks we ever pulled was one night, we were n one of my friends trucks. Marvin and myself in the front. 3 other guys were in back. We went to Knoxville near the UT campus where there was a well known gay nightclub that was known for trans and drag queens called The Carousel. We parked right near the front and the guys n back did not know what the place was and they started flirting with some of the trans that were outside. The look on their face when they found n=out what they had been flirting with was priceless. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 75591406 United States 09/20/2019 12:36 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I rode around the neighborhood on my bike all day and made out with the other neighborhood girls after having trains flatten pennies on the railroad tracks. My dad was always mowing the grass blasting Boston in his uncomfortably short blue corduroy shorts. Purely the best times ever my friend. |
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