Good old days

[Kurtr]

Watched Where the red fern grows last night. Movie holds up over the test of time.

I still want those redbones from when i was 8 the first time i watched the movie.

 

[lunkerslayer]

It's strange you bring this up kurtr, many Americans are turning to the older TV shows now more then ever before. People are longing for great American movies like where the red fern grows or another classic is lassie.
I have litterly seen a river runs through it atleast a 100 times, Brad Pitt in his hay day made so many great American movies,

 

[Kurtr]

I just like dogs. Nothing to do with fucking politics nothing.

 

[lunkerslayer]

I just like dogs. Nothing to do with fucking politics nothing.

Nope I agree nothing political was meant in my post my post was the fact that many people would agree with your post about how great that movie was.

 

[lunkerslayer]

I bet you have a cap similar to this one?

 

[lunkerslayer]

https://www.forbes.com/sites/entertainment/article/best-90s-movies/amp/

 

[fly2cast]

https://www.forbes.com/sites/entertainment/article/best-90s-movies/amp/

I read that list. Complete garbage. I agree with those on the list but the rankings are ridiculous. Putting Saving Private Ryan at #38, Silence of the Lambs at #37 below such movies at Election Day, Waiting to Exhale and Malcom X (#6). The list is definitely made by someone with Chick Think. May as well had Rolling Stone make this list.

 

[Maddog]

 

[wslayer]

^^^^^ Amen !

 

[deleted member]

Totally would and envy those who did!

 

[Davey Crockett]

Those were the days.

 

[svnmag]

I don't of which he speaks and don't understand "TW". Seems a personal thing:

 

[svnmag]

I prefer a "Black Dog" in "crossdraw" and no pot:

 

[snow2]

I prefer a "Black Dog" in "crossdraw" and no pot:

My ears ring looking at this video clip,Led hay days....my first concert 1969 mpls met center, great venue for sport games but horsrshit acoustic's my ears rang for days,great times i took for granted at the time but cherish those times in my old age today

 

[ORCUS DEMENS]

Good Old Days, no such thing. I remember brown skies, beaches covered with hundreds of dead fish, open sewers running behind houses, cars that were garbage after two to four years. The list goes on. Yeah I had less responsibility back then, also very little pay for long hours.
Snow, I agree concerts made up for quality with volume.

 

[Kurtr]

Good Old Days, no such thing. I remember brown skies, beaches covered with hundreds of dead fish, open sewers running behind houses, cars that were garbage after two to four years. The list goes on. Yeah I had less responsibility back then, also very little pay for long hours.
Snow, I agree concerts made up for quality with volume.

Sounds sucky to be you.

 

[johnr]

Case of Bud heavy was less than $8.00

 

[Pheasant 54]

16 gallon kegs for 16 bucks , ladies got in free, guys were a buck . If we ran out all the guys through in .50 and we would get an 8. Small town ND it was great , cops left us alone . My wife and i still talk about it with friends and kids . No one ever got hurt or worse and the music was fantastic

 

[bigv]

Watched Old Yeller the other day too. Great show!

 

[Rowdie]

16 gallon kegs for 16 bucks , ladies got in free, guys were a buck . If we ran out all the guys through in .50 and we would get an 8. Small town ND it was great , cops left us alone . My wife and i still talk about it with friends and kids . No one ever got hurt or worse and the music was fantastic

Kegs were under $30 in my days, but that was like $100 now. Can't say no one ever got hurt, as there were a few fatalities in our area with crazy drunk driving. The bars served 3.2 in SD and 18 was the legal age for 3.2. Most of those served all the HS kids, especially in all the smaller towns around. IMO it taught people how to drink.