Why 70s Kids Are The Strongest Generation
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Published 2024-03-05
My channel & my comedy are all about laughing at life. Hit subscribe to keep the fun going! Here you will find standup comedy, storytelling, voiceovers, and random stuff that makes me laugh. My comedy material is about parenting, marriage, relationships, family, aging "gracefully" and the humor of everyday life. I'm also a Southern girl who married a Yankee and moved to Maine, so you will probably see stuff about how cold I am and how much I miss the Waffle House. I work as a clean comic on stage, so I try to do the same with my channel.
I was raised in the 1970s and went to school in the 1980s, so expect some humorous nostalgic trips to the past for Over 50 Gen X, Gen Jones and Baby Boomers. And because I am a very proud alum of the University of Georgia who was born and raised in Athens, you will definitely see some videos about the Georgia Bulldogs (Go Dawgs!).
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Karen
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All Comments (21)
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Hey y'all! Thanks so very much for all of your great comments!! đ„°đ„°đ„° I do all of my own social media while I travel for shows, so please forgive me if I can't like or reply to all of them. But I would love to thank each of you individually if I could. We are strong people & we were so lucky to grow up when we did. If you don't already, please subscribe to my channel as it helps more of us see my videos to remember how lucky we were. Y'all rock! :face-orange-tv-shape:
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Go outside and play, donât come back until the streetlights come on !
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Can we get a shout out to the metal merry go round that went 30mph and threw kids everywhere đ
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I was a teen in the 70's. We did so much dumb, crazy stuff.. And there's not a digital record of it anywhere.
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Water from the garden hose was THE BEST!!!!
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The stainless steel slides that were 30 feet long and 2000 degrees đđđ
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âStop crying or Iâll give you something to cry about!â
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Gen X was the last of the strong and tough generations.
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"It is not our job to entertain you."
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From our point of view, it wasnât neglect that we lived through. It was glorious freedom.
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Safety? Heck, Evil Kneivel was our idol!
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Born in 1968. Don't forget that the media industry used child labor. Got my first paper route when I was 9 years old. Made about $1 a day delivering 50 newspapers in my neighborhood. Rain, snow, heat, whatever. And I was glad for that $1 because I didn't have to ask my single mom for money to go to the arcade to play Space Invaders and Pac-Man. Broke my arm in 1st grade on a totally unsafe skateboard. My mom told me to put ice on it. Took me to the doctor three days later. And she was a nurse!
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And weâre all still alive and appreciated things in life !!
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Remember you could love John Denver, The Carpenters and Led Zeppelin at the same time?
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Cops punishment for minors was "we are calling your parents" AND IT WORKED!
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Born in '62, so I was a little kid in the '60s, a big kid/teenager in the '70s, and a young man in the '80s. I couldn't have timed it better myself! It was the perfect time to be young!
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EXACTLY TRUE. It's not that our parents didn't care about us or love us. They were just busy, drunk or working.
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I was raised by parents who believed in benevolent neglect. "Oh good, you are still alive. Have dinner."
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I grew up in the years when summer vacation for kids was really free time. You went outside as soon as you finished breakfast and you came back in for dinner. We roamed every single inch of the countryside around us and no one EVER worried about a neighbor shooting you because you walked through their yard.
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Born in 1962, grew up in the 70's............what a magical time to be a kid, and especially a teenager !
