First thing that popped into my head is the video of the 3 grandma’s getting high and playing Cards Against Humanity. If you’ve not seen it, it’s a bit long but funny.
To all those doing such hand-wringing bemoaning of the end of America, I recommend the book “The Way We Never Were” — you are longing for a time that largely didn’t really ever exist. And I’m 99.99999% sure you folks are white and heterosexual, because very few people who aren’t would be longing for the 50s these days.
llong65 about 10 years ago
me too maybe I should try too?
P51Strega about 10 years ago
The hippies re-awoke America’s social conscience which was lost during the 50’s red-scare.
Knightman Premium Member about 10 years ago
Power to the People!
Linda Solomon about 10 years ago
Right On!!
ted.hering about 10 years ago
The things that were “fads” in the 1960s are mainstream today.
monkeyhead about 10 years ago
First thing that popped into my head is the video of the 3 grandma’s getting high and playing Cards Against Humanity. If you’ve not seen it, it’s a bit long but funny.
Catherine Spencer-Mills Premium Member about 10 years ago
Yeah, I was horribly square when it came to drugs. Sex and rock and roll – let’s just say I still don’t tell my grown sons the entire tale.
Jolly1995 about 10 years ago
Drugs and so-called free sex……the sixties were the beginning of the end of this country. Sadly it is worse today. A nation gone under.
calliopejane about 10 years ago
To all those doing such hand-wringing bemoaning of the end of America, I recommend the book “The Way We Never Were” — you are longing for a time that largely didn’t really ever exist. And I’m 99.99999% sure you folks are white and heterosexual, because very few people who aren’t would be longing for the 50s these days.