You kids today …
Here’s the context of this comic:
“In 1983, Watt banned The Beach Boys from playing a Fourth of July concert on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., saying that rock concerts drew “an undesirable element” […]”
jrbj – that is what old farts say about every new style of music. (not that I disagree with you, as I listen to my Tommy Dorsey and Gene Krupa 78s ….)
I wonder when kids will stop thinking they have to shock their parents to get attention? Maybe when us old farts start paying attention without being shocked? :o
Sisyphos about 15 years ago
Yeah, Opus, “that kind of music”!
LittleYipScream about 15 years ago
Poor Wayne Newton. Why does everyone pick on him?
rayannina about 15 years ago
I have quoted, “it was the beat … the beat got to me” so many times over the years …
ejcapulet about 15 years ago
Don’t go blaming the beat for that one!
dhx0 about 15 years ago
You kids today … Here’s the context of this comic: “In 1983, Watt banned The Beach Boys from playing a Fourth of July concert on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., saying that rock concerts drew “an undesirable element” […]”
Wayne Newton played instead.
For your daily dose of history
okeedoekee about 15 years ago
Thanx dhx0. The strip is funny anyway, but now so much more. Keep on dosing.
jrbj about 15 years ago
At least we had music in 1983. What allegedly passes for music today is beyond understanding and endurance.
Robinmichaels about 15 years ago
isn’t that what all of them try and blame it on? Thanks for the trivia tidbit dhx0.
Logicman about 15 years ago
jrbj – that is what old farts say about every new style of music. (not that I disagree with you, as I listen to my Tommy Dorsey and Gene Krupa 78s ….)
I wonder when kids will stop thinking they have to shock their parents to get attention? Maybe when us old farts start paying attention without being shocked? :o
Shikamoo Premium Member about 15 years ago
@dhx0 That makes this funnier. I love the ironic twist.
bloomfan about 15 years ago
rayannina, the phrase that always stuck with me was “general nudeness.” Still cracks me up.