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Your Favorite Years? What time period do you follow?

missmelly

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1919-1945

I always figured that 1900 would have been the perfect year to be born. You could be in your 20s during the 20s. I luv the 20s! Music, style, hair, attitude....just about everything!
.:Miss Melly:.
 

Lee M Roberts

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missmelly said:
I always figured that 1900 would have been the perfect year to be born. You could be in your 20s during the 20s. I luv the 20s! Music, style, hair, attitude....just about everything!
.:Miss Melly:.

I agree with you on this point. 20's in your twenties, thirtees in your thirties , too old for the war, then your memory starts to fade when style collapses ;) lol
 

missmelly

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Lee M Roberts said:
I agree with you on this point. 20's in your twenties, thirtees in your thirties , too old for the war, then your memory starts to fade when style collapses ;) lol

I know! By the 70s/80s, you're SENILE!
 

Miss Brill

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I like the years 1972-2007. Good time to be around because you can wear whatever you want, or wear next to nothing. Beyond that there is no era that I favor. I like some things Victorian, some things Edwardian, some things from the 1940s, my style is very eclectic and couldn't imagine it any other way, and I'm glad I don't have to.
 

Sefton

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Sefton said:
For music: Roughly the years 1900 through 1960. I like very little after that period as far as new songs or styles of music. I do like some of the songs made post 1960 by the artists (Jazz and popular) who made their mark pre-1960.

EDIT: I re-read my earlier post and realized that I typed 1950 which should have been 1960. I may be a Mr.Moldy Fig stuck in the past...it's just that I'm stuck ten less years into the past!:p
 

The Wingnut

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Mid - late '30s, a small bit of the '40s(limited mostly to military stuff), and on rare occasions the late '60s and early '70s(mostly movie and automotive related with a lot of my casual dress being derived from then as well).
 

hepkitten

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Lee M Roberts said:
I agree with you on this point. 20's in your twenties, thirtees in your thirties , too old for the war, then your memory starts to fade when style collapses ;) lol

LOL!

Me, I'm a WWII gal. Nothing like those fashions, spare by necessity but style and class like gangbusters.
 

Ada Veen

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I like the napoleonic era. Very exciting in Europe. You'd have to be rich of course, otherwise it would suck, though I suppose that's true of any time.
 

imported_the_librarian

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It would have to be 37-59. Honestly tho, 48 runs a close favorite. Maybe it's just me, but I can't seem to fit as well in the twenties as I can later, even though there's not that much difference in time......
 

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