06-05-2005 09:12									#1
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how pathetic is it I find such entertainment in cheesy VH1 tv shows?

Why is it Nostaligia feels the way it does?

I don't remember much, most of what I remember was in the form of repeats I seen in later years.

I remember roller rinks- do they even still have those?

1978 is on right now. Freak Out. That was a cool song.

you know you are old if you enjoy tv programs such as I love the 80's and I love the 70's.

	06-05-2005 09:13									#2
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and how could I forget gleek.

	06-05-2005 09:17									#3
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VH1 shows rock!

Though the best is where they make fun of people ("Awesomely Bad...").

I wasn't even born in the 70s, but I still like the "I love the 70s" show.

	06-05-2005 09:24									#4
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Super inflation, Jimmy Carter *Amy* :shiver:

I went to disco class *AAARRRGGG* with this hot chick I wanted. There, now its out...I feel...like a great weight is off that I've carried so many years...

	06-05-2005 09:26									#5
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quote: Originally posted by Lancer Super inflation, Jimmy Carter *Amy* :shiver: I went to disco class *AAARRRGGG* with this hot chick I wanted. There, now its out...I feel...like a great weight is off that I've carried so many years...

Time to go put on your L.A.P.D.s.......

ACK!

	06-05-2005 09:26									#6
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disco

I was only like 5 years old in 1978. But I still remember so much of the music and tv shows. Like I said, i heard and seen them years later in reruns/repeats etc.

I really enjoy the funky music, and the rock music. Disco wasn't all that great. I just like the Bee Gees hit song- stayin' alive. What's not to like about that song?

How can a guy with that much hair get his voice that high? One of those questions our society may never be able to answer.

	06-05-2005 09:29									#7
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Play that funky music W H I T E Booooyyy...

	06-05-2005 09:30									#8
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"How can a guy with that much hair get his voice that high? One of those questions our society may never be able to answer."

	06-05-2005 09:41									#9
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this was considered family entertainment in my family

	06-05-2005 09:44									#10
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You remember 'sister Mary elephant'? Great Cheech & Chong skit.

class...

Class...

CLASS...

S H U T UPPPP!!!!

thank you.

	06-05-2005 09:52									#11
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this is what we had for tv entertainment back then. This must seem horrifying to our younger Apolyton members.

	06-05-2005 10:07									#12
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Linda Carter...everyone had a crush on her.

"Love means never having to say you're sorry..."

I had a crush on the chick in Love Story too. Can't squeeze her name outa my brain anymore...Allie? Hmm.

	06-05-2005 10:11									#13
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McGraw?

ACK!

	06-05-2005 10:13									#14
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Ali McGraw

That's it. Wonder what happened to her.

	06-05-2005 12:24									#15
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quote: Originally posted by Lancer Linda Carter...everyone had a crush on her.

Linda Carter

	06-05-2005 12:57									#16
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Disco:

http://10mbit.kicks-ass.org/pix/FinskDiscoskola.mpeg

	06-05-2005 19:42									#17
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quote: Originally posted by Lancer I had a crush on the chick in Love Story too. Can't squeeze her name outa my brain anymore...Allie? Hmm.

Tipper Gore?

	06-05-2005 19:44									#18
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Ah yes, the 70s.


Wars, new diseases, international terrorism, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, so much to feel nostalgic about. In fact it almost feels like the present day....

	06-05-2005 19:45									#19
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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara Tipper Gore?

No, she was in 'Debbie Does Dallas', wasn't she ?

	06-05-2005 19:45									#20
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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara Tipper Gore?

Great answer.

I think Tipper was in love with Frank Zappa though.

	06-05-2005 19:57									#21
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quote: Originally posted by molly bloom Ah yes, the 70s. Wars, new diseases, international terrorism, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, so much to feel nostalgic about. In fact it almost feels like the present day....

Don't forget high gas prices!

Now all thats missing is Stagflation.

	06-05-2005 20:11									#22
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Yeah, and Carter asking his daughter Amy about how to solve...what was it? The 17% interest rates or the hostage crisis? Hmm...don't recall.

	06-05-2005 20:18									#24
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WTF is the A-Team doing in a Seventies thread???

	06-05-2005 20:20									#25
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Cuz its Mr.t!!

K then....

here

	06-05-2005 20:20									#26
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Here!

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	06-05-2005 20:20									#27
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All those bullets flying around and nobody ever got hurt on that show. Man, that was one stupid show.

George Peppard did do a good flick however, the WW1 German flying ace thing? Not 'The Iron Cross' it was something else...?

Damn, brain dead!

	06-05-2005 20:21									#28
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I went to a Boston concert at the Meadowlands in Jersey. Dude, those guys ROCKED!