In 20 years time young people will draw a sharp intake of breath hearing stories about the sheer volume of physical 'stuff' we Generation X-ers had the luxury of wading through in our spare time.
They'll bloody marvel, nay, FANTASIZE, about what it must have been like to be near piles and piles of 'things', when reading stories about 'digging' regardless of whether it's about records, CDs, books, clothes, furniture or bric a brac.
Just musing. I think they will consider the 80s and 90s to have been far and away more interesting than the 60s and 70s, but then maybe that's just the cyclical nature of humans.
Shedloads of 50 year olds slaver over the 60s and 70s now.
Shedloads of 50 year olds in twenty years time will slaver over the 80s and 90s.
I think they'll have way more to think about.
They'll bloody marvel, nay, FANTASIZE, about what it must have been like to be near piles and piles of 'things', when reading stories about 'digging' regardless of whether it's about records, CDs, books, clothes, furniture or bric a brac.
Just musing. I think they will consider the 80s and 90s to have been far and away more interesting than the 60s and 70s, but then maybe that's just the cyclical nature of humans.
Shedloads of 50 year olds slaver over the 60s and 70s now.
Shedloads of 50 year olds in twenty years time will slaver over the 80s and 90s.
I think they'll have way more to think about.
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