Just teach in really posh boarding schools.
I'm sure they'll be a bit more manageable.
Are those born in the 1960s the Golden Generation? Page 2
Non-fictional ones, preferably. 
Quote: Curt @ January 28 2009, 6:09 PM GMTWith so little to do my friends and I were usually ... exploring looking for abandon mines.
Coooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooollllllll!!!
Quote: Curt @ January 28 2009, 6:18 PM GMT*high fives back*
It was a good year for baby popping.
Not as good as 1979.
Quote: Aaron @ January 28 2009, 8:24 PM GMTCoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooollllllll!!!
Not as good as 1979.
Or 81
Or '87.
Oh dear. Stop now.
Pah! You're all kids yerselfs!
*mutters*
Quote: Tuumble @ January 28 2009, 9:19 PM GMTPah! You're all kids yerselfs!
*mutters*
I think I'm old enough to be the father of everyone who has mentioned their date of birth in this thread. Mere babes.
Quote: DaButt @ January 28 2009, 9:23 PM GMTI think I'm old enough to be the father of everyone who has mentioned their date of birth in this thread. Mere babes.
d...dad?
Quote: DaButt @ January 28 2009, 9:23 PM GMTI think I'm old enough to be the father of everyone who has mentioned their date of birth in this thread. Mere babes.
d-dinosaur
Quote: Curt @ January 28 2009, 9:28 PM GMTd...dad?
I don't think I ever traveled to Canada until the late eighties. You're safe.
Quote: Dr Mato @ January 28 2009, 9:30 PM GMTd-dinosaur
1963. A good year unless you happen to be JFK or living by a slag heap in Aberfan.
I had a pretty free childhood. The river, canal and mountains were my play areas. Good stuff. And kids TV was much better. White Horses, Flashing Blade, Robinson Crusoe etc.. All dubbed nonsense of course but I loved 'em!
I'm glad I was born then. I'm also glad we never had computers when I was a kid. It kills kids sense of adventure because all of that is played out in video games and not the real world.
I mean look at Aaron. Living in an Anderson shelter and eating corned beef from the tin. He still thinks it's 1943 and is planniing his invasion of France as I type.
Quote: roscoff @ January 28 2009, 10:09 PM GMT1963. A good year unless you happen to be JFK or living by a slag heap in Aberfan.
I had a pretty free childhood. The river, canal and mountains were my play areas. Good stuff. And kids TV was much better. White Horses, Flashing Blade, Robinson Crusoe etc.. All dubbed nonsense of course but I loved 'em!
I'm glad I was born then. I'm also glad we never had computers when I was a kid. It kills kids sense of adventure because all of that is played out in video games and not the real world.
I mean look at Aaron. Living in an Anderson shelter and eating corned beef from the tin. He still thinks it's 1943 and is planniing his invasion of France as I type.
Quote: roscoff @ January 28 2009, 10:09 PM GMT1963. A good year unless you happen to be JFK or living by a slag heap in Aberfan.
I had a pretty free childhood. The river, canal and mountains were my play areas. Good stuff. And kids TV was much better. White Horses, Flashing Blade, Robinson Crusoe etc.. All dubbed nonsense of course but I loved 'em!
I'm glad I was born then. I'm also glad we never had computers when I was a kid. It kills kids sense of adventure because all of that is played out in video games and not the real world.
I mean look at Aaron. Living in an Anderson shelter and eating corned beef from the tin. He still thinks it's 1943 and is planniing his invasion of France as I type.
