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Apr 12, 2024 - 8:17 AM
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Rameau
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Yeah, I often think I'm born at the perfect time (1977). Old enough to have experienced the various technological leaps - from vinyl to cassette to CD to streaming, or the various changes in filmmaking and, should I say, "ways to portray things", but young enough to go somewhat with the flow of current things.
Ooo, I'd have to respectfully disagree. I was born in 1950, & that seems nigh on perfect (maybe the perfect year was 1946, 14 at the start of the sixties), a teenager in the sixties, tons of jobs, cheap houses, great music, & I wasn't born to all this amazing technical stuff, so I don't take it for granted, CDs still seem magical to me, & having your whole music collection contained in something the size of a fag packet....amazing!
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Imagine being between 10 and 15 when Star Wars premiered. To me that was the perfect age. I can’t think of anything that’s had that kind of of cultural impact in my lifetime.
I was eleven and didn't bother going to see it! I know radical, eh.
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......that I’m not still posting on message boards looking for cheap hook ups..
Wait - I’ve posted this on the wrong website...
Or did you?
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