Do you remember when people didn't sue the school because they pledge of allegiance was frowned upon for saying "one nation under god"? Do you remember when you actually had fun and enjoyed a Sunday without an earthquake or bomb going off? Remember you could where boots without getting looks thinking your poor or lazy? or when 8 year olds didn't curse you off on xbox because you killed in Search and destroy? Well you probably get the idea to reflect on the past.

Do you remember when the economy wasn't crashed? Those were the times! (zing!)

If you're trying to say society has gone to Hell think again; it's always been like that. Personally I prefer to enjoy it while I have it, and in the moment of having it, instead of saying it used to be better.

remember when things were good period?

You remember when you couldn't remember when?

Remember when you were young, and you shone like the sun?

I remember when i had no responsibilities and could enjoy life a little more.

No religion. :nono:


No, but I remember being a kit and not watching the news, so I didn't know. I'm sure plenty of earthquakes and bobmbs went off.


I never wore boots.


I remember dreaming about what it would be like when I could communicate with people I played online with.


Remember when everyone looked all goofy, because it was the 90s, but we didn't think anyone looked goofy... becasue it was the 90s?

1. I won't get into this, since it's politics, but say lawsuits = completely justified. ^_^ No religous, nationalist or political indoctrination is any countries' schoolz, plz, imo ^_^
2. I enjoy almost every sunday a year without a bomb going off. In fact, I enjoyed last sunday without an earthquake or bomb. Anyway, earthquakes have been happening since the dawn of time, and bombs aren't exactly a recent invention either.
3. I wear boots, and no one thinks I'm poor or lazy. How do you know people think this?
4. Remember a time when murder simulators weren't glorified? Ahhh, the good old days.

Yeah, I think this is starting off and spiralling ever downwards into the slippery little plughole of politics.