📷▶ 70 Things Only Baby Boomers Will Remember

📷▶ 70 Things Only Baby Boomers Will Remember
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[@corinnepmorrison1854]

Memories of my entire life…
I was born in 1946…
Man stepped on the moon on Sunday, July 20, 1969…the day after my little brother’s funeral…
PFC MALCOLM D WHITING, III
Doug was KIA in Quang Nam Provence, South Viet Nam…
USMC
Doug’s name is on The Wall in Washington, D.C.
Panel 21 West
Line 96
God bless all the men and women who have ever served in any branch of the USA’s military…🙏🏻❤️🤍💙🇺🇸

[@lorrahowell3567]

Me too!

[@William-n1b]

Born in 1957. Remember so much of this. It was another world.

[@eileenvannurden1343]

1955 here…life was great. We lost our innocence when JFK was assinated

[@Sheboss333]

Right on!

[@user-qo3be3lg4f]

Those were the great simple and carefree days not like the BS that goes on today! Thank you for those memories!😊

[@MichaelJ-xi2yk]

born sept 55, life was great back then

[@Sheboss333]

What about the "BIG Ben" wind up alarm clock with glow in the dark hands? 🤣 THIS was fun, thank you! ✌️

[@dennisdebord4174]

I'm not a Boomer. I was born in 1979 and we had candy cigarettes. I remember them when I was 5 years old.

[@Zipp333]

GenX had them too, but it was at the tail end of them. The little candy valentines day hearts had more flavors and over took the cigarettes.

[@sylviastreet]

The old phone allowed you to slam down the receiver for unwanted calls! All you had to was dial 0 for an operator. The long cord on a phone that was coiled always tangled! You had to pay for long distant calls. There were telephone booths everywhere and they had doors for privacy. Public phones were a dime. You only had so long to talk then the operator said to add a quarter for more time.

[@garyknight3]

The commentary on 70's gas rationing was accompanied with a picture of the end of gas rationing just after the end of World War II ! Take a look at the old cars and the sign that says ".. no coupon needed " ; coupons were issued during World War II.

[@kirstymackenzie2437]

Baby Boomers only in US! I am in UK so don’t know many of these.

[@eileenvannurden1343]

No way! Not universal? Wow, I love my country

[@kirstymackenzie2437]

@@eileenvannurden1343 👍

[@conniepeterson504]

I was born in 1960, but I remember every single one

[@sableindian]

Do you remember Howdy Doody? 😮

[@mikenixon2401]

I had candy cigarettes quite frequently. If I had an extra nickel I could buy a bubble gum cigar. Yeah, as an adult I then smoked cigars for nearly 40 years. I quit only because it was getting too expensive. We boomers were blessed to live during an amazing era.

[@MosaicRose99]

Looks like comedian Andy Kaufman next to the Howdy Doody puppet, not Buffalo Bob...26:16

[@gordlawton]

Thank you. I enjoyed the memories. 1950 and counting. :)

[@JDVarney-sm8fe]

You could smoke on planes or in the theaters. Cigarette machines

[@Moritz19081980]

Yeah, and you could smoke in public transportation, in restaurants ... basically anywhere. At least in my country. And cigarette machines were next to candy machines.

[@sableindian]

26:01 That's not Buffalo Bob with Howdy Doody. 😂

[@louiscesare504]

that's not buffalo bob, that's Andy Kaufman....

[@pipzzzzzz]

I thought so too.......eh.

[@sylviastreet]

Hippies motto Peace, Love, Dope! I know, I was born 1949 and experienced that motto!

[@jackiemartin8048]

Wonderful times!

[@Moritz19081980]

I was born in 1980 and we had candy cigs in Germany. We had chocolate and bubble gum versions.

[@patriotwolf2810]

AND 70'S TOO DRIVE INS WERE SWEET CANDY CIGARETTES AWESOME

[@Do-U-Know-me00]

I LOVED those skates. they didn't last long, and my mother would try to fix them. Sometimes she did, but never for long. THE "HIPPIES" moved up to Oregon, from Commifornia as they got older. All about NOT being into money, serving "THE MAN" etc. Well, they sure did get into the "establishment". Just look what they did to THAT state !!

[@syreetawright7480]

Lies i was born in 82 we still went to drive ins, had candy cigs and paper food stamps, seat belts were still new when i was a kid. I still remember cars with A track, vhs and camera rolls i remember when the first polaroid cameras came out Most of them musicians were still alive when i was a kid and everything.

[@dennisdebord4174]

I remember all this and im not a boomer.

[@sableindian]

Even Howdy Doody?

[@patriotwolf2810]

KODAK CAMERAS

[@micheleplante8010]

Born in 1959

[@elizabethlane7441]

ahh memories. ❤❤ :)

[@andicastro1203]

Born 1950

[@louisstyrzo4944]

Like the candy cigarettes and all them are smoking because it was a candy and they pretend well that's like the toy guns guns are toys bang bang You're Dead let's try a real gun