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Wot was better in the 80s and 90s than present day

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By *imonxxx200 OP   TV/TS
1 week ago

Thirsk

I would hounstly say most things

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By *ardvoyeurMan
1 week ago

Donegal

Music and porn believe it or not

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By *rankly honeztMan
1 week ago

wicklow

My ass

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By *heshireguy69.Man
1 week ago

Northwich

Prices and things seemed easier less blame culture

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By *ideruler58Man
1 week ago

Southampton

Music

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By *nkedXXXBiMan
1 week ago

Rhuddlan

My pulling power

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By *3versMan
1 week ago

glasgow

Palestine

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By *ick0691Man
1 week ago

Widnes

Society.

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
1 week ago

Bedford

Nothing every 7 decades of my life have been good xxx

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By *hinySecretsTV/TS
1 week ago

Leeds

My body!

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By *oycasebriskMan
1 week ago

Market Rasen

Jimmy Saville apparently

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By *hinySecretsTV/TS
1 week ago

Leeds


"Jimmy Saville apparently "

Lol!

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
1 week ago

Bedford

All times have good a d bad but you gotta learn to dance in the storm not hide from it xxx

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By *itherneitherTV/TS
1 week ago

Burnham on sea

Music.

Driving.

Less violent crime.

Healthier food shopping.

The high St was actually interesting, but tech like hi-fi, telly's etc was prohibitively expensive.

Fags n booze were relatively cheap.

A working man could buy a house, raise a family with a housewife and may be run an old banger of a car on his wages.

But to buy a fridge or a colour tv you'd need to save for ages.

Credit was hard to get, Hire Purchase and tv rentals were normal although this started to change in the 80's.

Thinking about it most of what I said applies to the 70's

It all really started to change with Thatcher and the financial big bang.

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By *airFetishMan
1 week ago

Maldon

Availability of cottages

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By *oycasebriskMan
1 week ago

Market Rasen


"Availability of cottages"

I know! Everything is an AirBnB now!

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
1 week ago

Bedford


"Music.

Driving.

Less violent crime.

Healthier food shopping.

The high St was actually interesting, but tech like hi-fi, telly's etc was prohibitively expensive.

Fags n booze were relatively cheap.

A working man could buy a house, raise a family with a housewife and may be run an old banger of a car on his wages.

But to buy a fridge or a colour tv you'd need to save for ages.

Credit was hard to get, Hire Purchase and tv rentals were normal although this started to change in the 80's.

Thinking about it most of what I said applies to the 70's

It all really started to change with Thatcher and the financial big bang.

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yes the yuppies that's when it all started to go pear shaped xxx

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By *hiteroseMan
1 week ago

Neverwhere

I think the mass availability of the Internet was when it all started to go wrong.

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By *enri du lacMan
1 week ago

Coventry

The immigration figures.

How did we cope? Verily, 'tis a mystery.

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By *rucklover9Man
1 week ago

Kendal

The vibe

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By *aulpassiveMan
1 week ago

Cardiff

Certainly not HIV which was a near death sentence then.

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By *astDevonGuyMan
1 week ago

East Devon

Humour

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By *angtMan
1 week ago

Wednesfield /Wolverhampton

Nothing, it’s all just as good/bad now as it was then, it’s just that we can’t see today through our rose tinted specs

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By *ranford cruiserTV/TS
1 week ago

Heathrow

Less crime plenty of work high streets had shops were you went in and brought something supermarket's sell everything now put the little guys out of business so yeah better back in the day

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By *icksterMan
1 week ago

paisley

Charlie

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By *loset TVTV/TS
1 week ago

bradford

Just manners! Xx

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1 week ago

RaRa skirts, boob tubes and leggings

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1 week ago

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By *aringtogo00TV/TS
1 week ago

glasgow

Everything ;The people, we had jobs and industry the list is endless.

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By *agedSubSlutMan
1 week ago

Bishop Auckland

Biodiversity

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By *ritpopMan
1 week ago

newcastle

I’d say so good and bad then and now but overall the past was better the culture the interaction i blame mobile phones for a lot of it

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By *lan82Man
1 week ago

North Hykeham, Lincoln

Well.. there was no Alan Carr for starters..

And no Amanda Holden.. and no Cheryl Hole.. and no Beyoncé and no Rihanna

And no Scarlett Johansson.. or J Law

And no Excrement Factor

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By *rian1967Man
1 week ago

Coventry

Public toilets.

God I miss sitting on a steel bowl with a cock in my mouth. X

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By *ifematureMan
1 week ago

Glenrothes

Chocolate bars were more than one bite full

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
1 week ago

Bristol East

Ha, you know you’re getting old when you pull on those rose tinted spectacles and yearn for a time that never really existed. You’ll soon be voting Reform too

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By *ountainMan
1 week ago

ipswich

Nostalgia was better back then,

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By *antsMeetsMan
1 week ago

Denham


"Just manners! Xx"

Yes they were really polite to LGBTQ people back in the 80s and 90s.

I think a lot of people look on the past with rose tinted glasses, myself included.

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By *antsMeetsMan
1 week ago

Denham


"Ha, you know you’re getting old when you pull on those rose tinted spectacles and yearn for a time that never really existed. You’ll soon be voting Reform too "

OMG I think we are singing from the same song sheet lol

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By *reenbinMan
1 week ago

Portishead

Chatlines, had more action from them than anything.

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By *leepflowerMan
1 week ago

Leek


"Less crime plenty of work high streets had shops were you went in and brought something supermarket's sell everything now put the little guys out of business so yeah better back in the day "

Do you not remember when there were almost 4m people unemployed in the 80s or when it hit 3m in the early 90s?

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By *ilo_oMan
1 week ago

Whitstable

Cottaging x

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By *rustratedmarriedguyMan
1 week ago

Raheen

I think a slower pace of life. Listening to my older siblings and parents, there seemed to be a great social aspect to life that today has been replaced by online idleness and isolation.

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By *inkycokMan
1 week ago

Walkden

By the sound of things, a lot better lifestyle

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By *anhole78Man
1 week ago

Dumbarton

The quality and frequency of my erections.

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By *othJoTV/TS
1 week ago

Peterborough

Some fanny hair. Also I was younger and fitter

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By *arriedbiMan
1 week ago

Aldershot

Music n my intro to gay bars n niteclubs

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By *ardon6inchMan
1 week ago

telford

Music was better than ever and sex was more freely found in the right places and it was just the best time ever

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By *astDevonGuyMan
1 week ago

East Devon

My hair

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By *yzantineMan
1 week ago

Offshore now, ignore pistcode

When ba is were banks and building societies existed as places to get mortgages. They were local so knew your area

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By *itherneitherTV/TS
1 week ago

Burnham on sea


"Less crime plenty of work high streets had shops were you went in and brought something supermarket's sell everything now put the little guys out of business so yeah better back in the day

Do you not remember when there were almost 4m people unemployed in the 80s or when it hit 3m in the early 90s?"

Of course I do.

I remember 3 day weeks, powercuts, rubbish piling up in the streets, 18% interest rate mortgages, negative equity and banks forclosing on houses and businesses.

The strikes, the govt telling employers not to give wage rises even if they wanted too, peasouper fog in winter with all the coal fiel burning.

Jumping on and off moving buses, playing football in the streets and being told to go out and play and walking or cycling for miles until it got dark when stranger danger didn't exist.

Being different, gay or just supporting the wrong football team could get your head kicked in, but knives were unheard of outside of criminal gangland clashes.

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By *cunnySucker69Man
1 week ago

Scunthorpe

People actually meeting each other instead of 'meeting' online

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By *oodpeckerMan
1 week ago

Falkirk

It was probably better/safer without all the downsides of the World Wide Web 🤔

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By *ichey6Man
1 week ago

aberdeen

Musically the 90's comes second only to the 60's....🤔

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By *unmaster100Man
1 week ago

batley

Every fucking thing the Tories have destroyed everything we had

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By *davidsonMan
1 week ago

kendal

Had public toilets to cruise in back then

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By *3versMan
1 week ago

glasgow

P0ppers

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By *oose1Man
1 week ago

doncaster

My body

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By *ailor58Man
1 week ago

huntingdon nr

I aggree

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By *romsgrove1968Man
1 week ago

bromsgrove

There was decent cottages sadly all gone

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By *auraTV/TS
1 week ago

Rugby

People.

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By *orcester GuyMan
1 week ago

Worcestershire North

Absolutely

We had better services in the early 90s and paid less too

Less crime

Affordable housing to buy or rent

Privatisation career politicians greed New Labour David Cameron & all since spent to much time at university and not in the real world

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By *ikeitrealMan
1 week ago

huercal overa SPAIN

Motorcycles and cars

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