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but the 90s were pretty much a blur of weird jobs, drinking, weird relationships, drinking, waking up in strange towns/cities, drinking....
And that's your worst decade? Sounds like a lot of fun to me..;-)
70's: Junior school - flares, tank-tops & platform shoes (even 'normal' kids shoes had platforms!). Ah, such innocent days. Crap music (IMO)...
80's: Senior school - discovered that most of the world was considerably bigger than I was. You could say that I looked up to the kids at my school..;-) Discovered girls, only to find out that they hadn't discovered me. Discovered 60's soul music. Discovered 'work'. As I believe Bill Gates once said to a group of school kids: "If you think your teacher's bad - wait till you meet your boss!" Crap music (IMO)...
90's: Work - and more work. Sex, drugs & rock and roll (mainly without the 'sex' bit). Eventually gave up the drugs & rock and roll to concentrate on beer. Crap music (IMO)...
Noughties: Work - and more work. Discovered Foo - life complete ever since. Crap music (IMO)...
;-)
Syzygy
For most of the 60's I was too young to participate in the 'revolution' I saw going on around me. I wanted to participate!
The 90's saw an awakening where I came to despise the ignominious situations I had placed myself in... on more than one front. None of these were resolved well, IMO, but resolved nonetheless -- sort of. I simply dropped out (finally, something from the 60's I could use).
As I look back the 80's, they were the worst, the music sucked, the politics were horid (in my opinion of course) and every time I found work it did not seem to last. I bought into the whole money/conspicuous consumption thing at the time and turned into such a disapointment. Many others went through that in the late 90's, but by then I was hip to the whole thing and was already rebelling from it.
I loved the resugence of rock in the early 90's, as short lived as it was, it renewed my faith in the youth of the time.
This decade, the 00's is my most secure, and I am as happy as I was in the 70's.
The future is bright, and if you don't believe me just stop reading and watching the news. It is the constant fear and loathing of the media which is driving the collective depression of modern society.