The good 'ol days when.. (Page 4): You are what is called dignity. Unfortunately, that is not a part of our culture any more.

Lost Again Loc: Middle of nowhere Oregon

Horseart wrote:

One of my pet peeves!!! br Women used to dress nic... (show quote)

You are what is called dignity. Unfortunately, that is not a part of our culture any more.

Horseart Loc: Alabama

nervous2 wrote:

My lovely wife does her hair every day and I for one appreciate it more than she knows--even though I tell her that frequently. I, on the other hand, have lost most of my hair so it's not a problem for me.

You two have that mutual admiration! A true blessing!

Horseart Loc: Alabama

Lost Again wrote:

You are what is called dignity. Unfortunately, that is not a part of our culture any more.

If you saw most of the women in my town, it would be obvious that they do not care one bit about how they look anytime or anywhere. Many of them would fit right into some of the sad, poor places shared with us on here.
Those people can't help it. We can.

cahale Loc: San Angelo, TX

Horseart wrote:

One of my pet peeves!!! br Women used to dress nic... (show quote)

Now who's being sexist? Today's men are even worse. Bird nests, string mops, and dead octopi on their heads, enough ink to print a run of the New York Times, and attitudes gained from watching today's TV. And yes, I'm rather old.

Ralphoto Loc: Washington state; now in Pittsburgh

People will do what people do. Long hair on men in the fifties, hippie clothes and attitudes, eighties punk, new wave and heavy metal. The parade of adolescent fads and fancies continues today. Then you grow out of it, or away from it, and get sucked in to work uniforms. Where's your tolerance and understanding? I'm eighty, and I don't fear ink or piercings. I fear suits far more.

Ioannis

I was in a grocery store trying to get my wife’s groceries list filled when this very beautiful lady with blonde long hair and blue eyes stopped at front of me trying to rich on the top shelve for a box of cereal. I couldn’t help myself and I was admiring her excellent figure but when I saw her pants with the ripped off across her knees, I dropped the groceries and ran home to my wife.

Horseart Loc: Alabama

cahale wrote:

Now who's being sexist? Today's men are even worse. Bird nests, string mops, and dead octopi on their heads, enough ink to print a run of the New York Times, and attitudes gained from watching today's TV. And yes, I'm rather old.

In general, men don't have to do much to look nice. Just clean up wear nice, clean clothes. Some go bald but I like that. I LOVE a beard that is neatly trimmed and cared for, even a bit shaggy is not too bad, but the "man buns", pony tails, comb-overs and ink, not for me.

We can't help what changes as we get older, but we can at least do our best to look our best for the one we adore.

Mr. SONY Loc: LI, NY

Ioannis wrote:

I was in a grocery store trying to get my wife’s groceries list filled when this very beautiful lady with blonde long hair and blue eyes stopped at front of me trying to rich on the top shelve for a box of cereal. I couldn’t help myself and I was admiring her excellent figure but when I saw her pants with the ripped off across her knees, I dropped the groceries and ran home to my wife.

Ava'sPapa Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

usnret wrote:

Don't get my wife started on guys sporting bun hairdo's and ear lobes stretched to the size of quarters.

Or mine.

Ava'sPapa Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

ELNikkor wrote:

One I still can't figure out, stud in tongue! How is THAT beautiful?

I don't get it!

Ava'sPapa Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

joehel2 wrote:

👍👍

OK Joe.

Ava'sPapa Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

W9OD wrote:

Natural women! Kind of like NFL football players, no steroids.

Ava'sPapa Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

Canisdirus wrote:

It was all booze and pills back then...plenty of both.

There's always been something.

HistoryLover Loc: Landenberg,Pa.

Reading ALL of these replies, it seems like you all are a bunch of old people living in the past. But ya know something, you are all correct! I can still remember the way the young ladies dressed in high school. Made your head turn. I am 81, living in the past, and loving it!

Horseart Loc: Alabama

HistoryLover wrote:

Reading ALL of these replies, it seems like you all are a bunch of old people living in the past. But ya know something, you are all correct! I can still remember the way the young ladies dressed in high school. Made your head turn. I am 81, living in the past, and loving it!

I think the past was a lot prettier than the present and would probably not like seeing the future.