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33366Inauguration Day<p>I would say that most of us come here to escape daily monotony. We represent a wide variety of opinions and beliefs., not all are shared. But we all love retro daze. A polarizing thread like this is likely to incite inflammatory statements that may alienate or offend our members. At the risk of losing our friends' participation from this site or bitterness towards one another. We all comefrom different walks of life and will have varying opinions. I suggest we keep it to the thing we have in common, retro daze. </p>NLoganJan 24, 2017View
33365Sonic restaurantI thought someone would've posted this by now.<div><br></div><div><img width="300" height="300" src="https://s23.postimg.org/qvg3kfo6j/sonic_s_part_time_job_by_brokenteapot.jpg"></div>Mr MagicJan 24, 2017View
33364Why do we feel Nostalgia?As for me, I get nostalgic for all the things I enjoyed as a kid. The things that triggers the memories of me being a carefree kid just living life. Such as classic Nintendo, music of the 80s, taking trips to the beach because it reminds me of the days when my parents used to take us to trips in Pensacola, etc. Just basically a whole lot of things which tend to trigger dormant memories and start pondering the good ol' days.<br>Linux_SageJan 24, 2017View
33363Your sig.Rerun from What's Happening.Mr MagicJan 24, 2017View
33362What Bands/Performers Have You Seen Live in Concert?I rarely ever go to concerts but in May of 2015 me and my wife saw Rush. It was awesome! Was their final tour as far as I know so had to see it! My wife isn't a fan but I dragged her there anyway. I took a few photos of the event but don't have them with me right now.<br>Linux_SageJan 24, 2017View
33361What Bands/Performers Have You Seen Live in Concert?We saw Kenny Rogers perform at a theme park one time.Mr MagicJan 24, 2017View
33360Why do we feel Nostalgia?<blockquote rel="DirtyD79"><b>DirtyD79 wrote :</b><br><i> To me it's a way of coping with stress by remembering simpler happier times. Like when My Great Aunt Rose died a few months ago the service and the wake were in a church and a VFW in one of the neighborhoods I lived in as a kid. It helped me remember happier times and doing things like riding my bike down to this one park or playing with some of the other kids in the neighborhood. I saw one of the houses I lived in and it reminded me of me and my brother playing with our GI Joes at the bottom of the staircase or the time this one kid down the street turned his basement into a haunted house and we all ended up pretending to be Jason, Freddy Krueger, monsters and zombies. Seeing and talking to my relatives at the wake helped me remember the things I did with them. It was almost like it brought back the ones who have died if only in my memories. It helped to take a lot of the pain away.&nbsp;<div><span style="font-size: 10pt;"><br></span></div><div><span style="font-size: 10pt;">To me nostalgia isn't just about stuff, it's also about the people in your life, the places you've been, and the things you've done. That's the kind of articles I like reading on nostalgia sites. Articles about how whatever it is the writer is talking about affected them. What memories it brings them. &nbsp; &nbsp;</span></div> </i><b>-end quote</b></blockquote>Very well said DD. Like you, I really enjoy those articles that explore the personal feelings and memories associated with whatever the subject may be. Sounds like you were able to get through a rough patch with a little help from good memories. I'm glad to hear that.&nbsp;Vaporman87Jan 24, 2017View
33359What Bands/Performers Have You Seen Live in Concert?Very, very few. I know that we saw Steppenwolf at King's Island one year. &nbsp;Some country band at the Grand Ole Opry, can't recall the name. That's pretty much it. :lol:Vaporman87Jan 24, 2017View
33358Old movies set in the pastI like drama films, so I might watch it someday.<div><br></div><div>The 1995 film Casino spans the years 1973-1983.</div><div><br></div><div><img src="https://s23.postimg.org/4q6vml5hn/casino_ver1.jpg"></div><div><br></div><div>Watch this at your own risk.</div>Mr MagicJan 24, 2017View
33357Old movies set in the pastI like drama films, so I might watch it someday.<div><br></div><div>The 1995 film Casino spans the years 1973-1983.</div><div><br></div><div><img width="300" height="300" src="https://s23.postimg.org/4q6vml5hn/casino_ver1.jpg"></div><div><br></div><div>Watch this at your own risk.</div>Mr MagicJan 24, 2017View