Finish the sentence...I remember when...

IRW I woke up and couldn't remember IRW

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IRW I woke up and couldn't remember IRW

Scary, isn’t it?

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Scotty, isn’t it?

Okay, you got me... huh?

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Okay, you got me... huh?

I corrected it lol

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I corrected it lol

Well, that make more sense and yes, though not surprising.

IRW movie tickets were 50 cents

There were more crisps in a packet and chocolate bars were bigger.

IRW there was a time that politicians lied diplomatically.

ITW people were held accountable for their wrongdoings, especially people in government and high positions of authority

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ITW people were held accountable for their wrongdoings, especially people in government and high positions of authority

This right here.

IRW television was only black and white and you only had 7 channels to choose from...

IRW McDonalds had all their burgers under the powerful red light

Snickers were Marathon and Starburst were Opal Fruits.

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Snickers were Marathon and Starburst were Opal Fruits.

I don’t! What??? They rebranded?? Mind blown!

I remember when our station wagon made ten miles to the gal. And even then Dad was like nope and traded that living room on wheels in.

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I don’t! What??? They rebranded?? Mind blown!

Might have been a UK thing 🤔

IRW it took me a little over six minutes to run a mile.

Ir w life seemed simpler

IRW I was 1.5” taller

There were no Supermarkets and you went to the local grocers, greengrocers, butchers, bakery etc for your needs.

I remember how I was picked on by bullies throughout 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th grades, and in my 5th and 6th weeks of Army Basic Training; the only option I had in every situation, to make it stop, was to put fear into them or beat the crap out of them.

IRW going to a park to play was literally a test of survival going on the rides. Only the strong survived. Its how we Gen Xers weeded out the weak.

IRW I got into my 1st fight with a bully who refused to let my younger brother go down the slide at the park… I pushed through my 5 other siblings, climbed the ladder to the top of the slide and gave this punk 2 chances to just step aside and let my brother go down… a bloody nose and lip on the kid by me got me a beating from my dad—well worth getting.

IRW knowing was half the battle.

My father came off his night shift in the village coalmine, make the coal fire before waking me up with tea and toast ready, before I did my paper round before school. Ah, the good old days.

IRW being nice was not spiteful.

IRW everybody wanted to rule the world

IRW ppl could take a joke.

IRW Gatorade was first aid for that deep down body thirst!

I remember when, people obeyed traffic laws.

IRW being kind was a good feeling