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The 30's-40's and 50's are eras that I think women and men were at their sexiest. The hair, makeup, clothes. There was something about the styles and glamour.What I know of those times is from tv and pictures, so whether or not that was the reality is another story.
but memories of Audrey Hepburn, Ann Margret, Elvis, Cary Grant, William Powell and Myrna loy are all delicious
but I guess the sixties had something as well-Brigette Bardot, Raquel Welch....

what was your favorite era.....
 
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1990 era because I had all my hair, didn't need to use any pills for crusty and could cum three times in one day!
 
The 30's-40's and 50's are eras that I think women and men were at their sexiest. The hair, makeup, clothes. There was something about the styles and glamour.What I know of those times is from tv and pictures, so whether or not that was the reality is another story.
but memories of Audrey Hepburn, Ann Margret, Elvis, Cary Grant, William Powell and Myrna loy are all delicious
but I guess the sixties had something as well-Brigette Bardot, Raquel Welch....

what was your favorite era.....

Well, there is something to be said about the 1600's. They were crazy people that hid their desires very well. Sort of.....
 

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I wear manbuns and ponytails, lot of khakis and plaids.............simple wear, simple style

even wear my handmedowns til this day. I don't care for the outer fashion too much.

I used to, and sometimes still dress like those Russian Mobsters in my Leather Jacket......because you can never go wrong with Leather..
 
The '60s
Free love, don't trust anyone over 30, peace man, no bras...and the beat goes on.

Of course, I'm really not that old that I would remember it.
 
The '60s
Free love, don't trust anyone over 30, peace man, no bras...and the beat goes on.

Of course, I'm really not that old that I would remember it.

The 60s were the decade of huge joints. They don't roll them like they used to.
 
The 30's-40's and 50's are eras that I think women and men were at their sexiest. The hair, makeup, clothes. There was something about the styles and glamour.What I know of those times is from tv and pictures, so whether or not that was the reality is another story.
but memories of Audrey Hepburn, Ann Margret, Elvis, Cary Grant, William Powell and Myrna loy are all delicious
but I guess the sixties had something as well-Brigette Bardot, Raquel Welch....

what was your favorite era.....

While I do quite enjoy the minimalist look one gets in many of the older black and white movies, and how it really makes the old star-ettes very visually appealing, I'm not a big one for fashion. And though the men always looked dashing in their tailored suits, it's a style I would not touch with a ten foot pole. (If you care for a citation on this, I'll have to look it up.)

I much prefer something functional, and suits are just too stiff and stuffy.
 
I believe that would start around the 1890s.
Thanks for all the replies:biggrin2:
BD thanks for your replies but don't be mean to OG, now say your sorry, please:):sorry2::wink:

@CF-the 1600's,lol when I think of living in those times, yes some think I'm that old, I cringe at the lack of cleanliness and thought of body odor. I wonder how people stood each other then.
 
@CF-the 1600's,lol when I think of living in those times, yes some think I'm that old, I cringe at the lack of cleanliness and thought of body odor. I wonder how people stood each other then.

Medical evidence seems to suggest back then the nose wasn't as fine-tuned to odours as it is now.
 
I'm a futuristic individual and live for the day not the past. I'll take a new car over a collector beater all the time. I'll watch a new movie over an old movie. It's important to remember history but we must live for today.
 
I'm a futuristic individual and live for the day not the past. I'll take a new car over a collector beater all the time. I'll watch a new movie over an old movie. It's important to remember history but we must live for today.

I agree that we should live for today, nothing wrong with recalling and enjoying the past though. I'm always excited for whats to come but I also cherish what once was:) TY for the reply. Btw, have you not noticed most new movies are remakes of old ones:wink2:
 
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