Doesn't anybody miss the good ole days?

Question

you know, remember when everything wasn't so modern and technological. And neighbors actually talked to eachother over the fence. The neighborhood kids played outside until they were called in for dinner. And people didn't hide in their houses locked with ADT. And they didn't need the t.v to tell them what the weather was. instead you could just go outside and watch the sunset. And kids walked to school without clutching their precious cell phones. and they didn't have to worry about any maniac rapist pediphile's. It's just not the same........and I have the feeling it will only get worse. But those days were the best.

Answer 1

i miss it ! im only 28 , but hey i there was no mtv, windows, xbox, dvd, cd, digital cable, cell phones, i can go on forever!
oh yeah and no condos on my beach!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i sure miss those days.. the thing to do was get off your but and skate , swim , bike , draw, read.

Answer 2

You bet I miss them......working in the fields all day and then playing til dark and then catching lightning bugs til bed time.....with the parents sitting on the porch talking while we played. Later, going inside and lighting the kerosene lamp so we could see to get into bed. Awakening when dawn broke in the East.

Times were hard but lives were much more simple with very few worries of the world. NO TV and a battery powered radio. The battery pack was made up of something like 24 or 36 D cells which wouldn't last very long. So the radio wasn't played except for the news and the Grand Ole Opry.

Ahhhhh......so it was. Pops

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Pedophiles were always there -- we just didn't have the internet access to the sex offender registry during the good 'ol days, and the pedophiles didn't have the internet (which makes them easier to catch).

Everything else is the same as it ever was. In my neighborhood anyway. I literally just got in from talking to my neighbor over the fence, kids are still out running around the neighborhood, and none of them had cell phones. Otherwise, the good 'ol days are just nostalgia for an age that never existed. Or maybe people don't remember how bad the good 'ol days were.

Answer 5

Yes I'm 57 and I miss the good old days. Some of my favorite memories growing up in Tennessee were the old tire swing, catching June bugs and lightning bugs, and sipping nectar out of the honeysuckles on the vine. It always makes me mad when people ask what is wrong with children today. There is nothing wrong with children it is what the adults have done to them. They can't do anything like we used to do so freely. They can't play outside without the fear of some nut grabbing them. Sometimes they're not even safe at school or at church. The world is more modern, and it's going to heck in a handbag. Good old days where are you?

Answer 6

I miss the 1980's. I was born in 1970. The world wasn't too bad then. I wish we could go back to those days but then as a Christian the Lord's coming wouldn't be near. It seems like the world is getting worse by the day.

Answer 7

Ohhhh Yeessss. I do miss those days. You're right, it is going to get worse. Cherish your memories. I'm afraid that's all we have left. At least we have something good to talk about when reminiscing. I feel sad for the young people growing up today and the next generation. Wonder how their conversations will go when they are grown and speaking of the past.

Answer 8

I miss those days...even though I wasn't there to experience it. My mom always tells me about those days and I can only wonder how nice they were...I especially love the part where kids played outside and never had much of a worry. My dad always told me about his time walking kilos to school...and once he took a snake to school and scared everyone out of class...lol, that's beside the question=)

Answer 9

I do miss the old days, people werent a bunch of nuts who wanted to kidnap every child they see and the streets were safer to walk around on your own. in the old days we actually had no war and did not have to worry about family who could die over in that meaningless war.

Answer 10

I even miss the 90s. This decade just confuses the hell out of me, and I don't understand the music these whippersnappers are listening to these days.

Answer 11

Said best by Billy Joel, "The good ole days weren't always good and tomorrow ain't as bad is it seems."