The younger generations want to scare us off their platforms, but they don’t know the meaning of fear. They don’t understand the games we played in the middle of the night
My mom always looked at me and said “ this is why animals eat their young” 😂. I actually kept that golden phrase in my pocket and said it to my son many times 😂.
We did stuff along these lines even without a Ouija board. No girls' slumber party was complete without at least one round of Bloody Mary and an attempt to get one of the party to levitate.
understandable for sure...I, on the other hand, DO keep a Ouija board in my house ...............because sometimes i miss my mom and just wanna see what she's up to...(....& its also glow n the dark!)
@@VertinHagrat-j3m I am grown. Born in 1965. Do you have any idea what movies I grew up on before there were actually ratings? Yeah age appropriate wasn't even a thing in my childhood. 😂😂😂
I think it's older than us, but our generation certainly embraced the saying "Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil ... 'cause I'm the baddest MFer in the valley"
Nope, no Ouija board for me. I've had enough unexplained phenomena in my life. Then of course there's the abduction attempts that almost all of us endured at some point.
Three attempts for this guy, and one set of tripping hippie chicks that tried to run us over in their car! All before I turned eleven!!! No one wants to believe the hell we went through as kids.🤷
I've been thinking about it … we were tough. Maybe it was because of our depression era grandparents, WW2 grandpa, and Vietnam veteran uncles who expected us to have common sense and be willing to work for whatever we wanted.
I agree think about it we loved our grandparents and mine disciplined us as much as showed us love. The boomers are this younger gen’s grandparents that’s why they’re weaker and more about protesting. I believe that grandchildren and grandparents have that special bond against their parents/child in a way. So free love hipster, protesting( boomer)entitled gen grandparents.. help created entitled grandchildren by throwing money and gifts instead of time and values. Basically like they raised us but now with money.
Dont forget the levitation game in the back yard at dusk..we eould get a willing victim to sit and let 4 of us pick them up and walk around..first was the agreement amongst 5 of us. Then silence for a few minutes. The sitter meditating they are as light as a feather. The other 4 standing quietly facing each other thinking the sitter is light as a feath. Then slowly out our hand out stacking our hands ontop of other hands But Not touching. Then slowly oull our hand out and grasp our hands like in a prayer but only the two piointer fingers sticking out. Then the 4 walk slowly to the sitter and only using our pointer fingers, under each arm pit and under the knees slowly raise the sitter off the chair and walk together. Oh it worked, we even picked up a 5 ft 10 inch mom weighing 200 lbs with ease. Then she freaked out and she jumped from our hands.
Gen X, we invented hard-core. Our north star was "ask forgiveness, not permission." Teddy Roosevelt said walk softly & carry a big stick. We did not walk softly & found no need for a big stick. Im a different kinda genXer. My sister's & brothers were all born by 1958 so they're all boomers. My dad was born in 1928, mom 1932. My dad missed ww2 by a year though he served in the navy during Korean War (joined in 49 got out in early 54 due to fleet rotation from Korea). Thats right, im a genXer with the greatest generation ingenuity & toughness. My parent's, you didn't complain. They suffered the depression & ww2. They didn't complain, how dare we. Anyone born after that generation can be defined as SAWFT! Mine included.
Born in 1970, dad in ‘26, mom in ‘28. Raised on stories from the great depression and WW2 paratrooper tales. I’m soft compared to my dad, and I’m carved out of wood.
@danwebber9494 I hear that. My old man was 5' 4" standing on a dictionary, 125lbs soaking wet with rocks in his pockets. Easily the badest man I've ever known I'm 6' & weighed 225lbs in my late teens & 20s, I played football in high school & college so I was in great shape. He was still stronger than me. I loved him but I truly respected & at times feared him.
As a Gen X who grew up in the Bronx, saw the introduction of crack, my childhood consisted of dodging bullets and kidnappings (my childhood friends mom was almost kidnapped because from behind she looked like a 13 yr old girl, and had to carry a knife at 10 because that's when I started walking to school by myself. And that's nothing when you hear the rest or anyone else's story of their childhood in NYC.
Got a few friends from there from Brooklyn to the Bronx and northern manhattan and places where you literally can’t walk if you’re not the right kind. Glad you made it and find a smile
That’s how it was back then. I grew up behind Yankees Stadium. One evening around 900 pm, my cousins, brother and I were running around (in the summer). Out of nowhere, this random psychopath stabs my cousin in the shoulder. Of course we all freaked out (ages 9-13). Long story short, they caught the weirdo a few days later and my cousin was okay but had stitches. And we turn stopped trying to stay out past curfew (at dusk usually around 800 pm in the summer).
Not to mention mom done anything a doctor could do. Dad was a Therapist, counselor and a physical Therapist. Older siblings was the best teacher because after you watched DAD give them therapy. You did NOT want any! Not to mention when we grew up we went to war and kinda liked it!
Bullies, Cops,Bears, mountain Lions, camping in the Dark, don't scare me... 😟😟😟😟😟 the Ouija board is NOT a game if you're playing it with a medium🥺 I used to think it was silly, but then I played it with the wrong person. the s*** that happened was real and it was not natural... I will NEVER remain in a room of people playing that game EVER Again 😱😱😱
here is how I explain Gen X , We grew up with the daily threat of Nuclear war , they even made a movie about "The Day After" I saw in school when I was 13 , then there was Cocaine and the Crack epidemic sprinkle in the AIDS crisis and Reganomics all before we got our of high school . The military and Gulf War was there to greet those who didn't have much options for college or a job. Most of us were expected to be out of the house meaning moved out before we were legally allowed to drink.
The ones that I unleashed during many “ Bloody Mary “ Ouija boards, Light as a feather,stiff as a board games etc. One look at me..they were like “ nope! Not today! you to crazy for us” 😂
All the claims for gen x are the very same for us late boomers (1957 born). Elementary school through the 60’s (there was no middle school). High school and college for the 70’s. We lived the 60’s and 70’s.
@@LifeAfterlife42x-- Us late boomers (aka Gen Jones) are the worst of both worlds. We got fed all the Boomer bs but got none of the benefits. Bwt we were old enough to get the Cold War and Viet Nam uncensored on tv every night. And we were the guinea pigs for how Gen X got treated. There is one difference, though. You Gen Xers aren't scared by Gen Z; we were jaded at such a young age we never even noticed they were trying to scare us😂😂. But we do share one secret power. We can write notes to each other, leave them lying about and never worry about a security leak... why? We write in cursive, an unbreakable code the young ones cannot break! If you haven't tried it, tell a Gen Z that we did ALL our school work in cursive starting in second grade and watch their heads explode. Want to freak out 20-something guys? Casually mention that if there weren't any girls around we never bothered with bathing suits when we went swimming with our friends. Seriously, they stroke out....
Yes, us tail end boomers are a breed apart. We're as tough as GenX and twice as jaded. I think we're just a touch tougher than GenX. Why? GenX doesn't get scared; we don't even notice someone is trying to scare us.... It goes right over our heads!
I got a ouija from my grandma. It was hers, and when she passed away, she gave it to me so I could contact her. It may not work for all families, but it works for us. I still use mine.
I grew up in a steel mill town near Chicago. Back in the day, there was a lot of bullying and fights that happened. You either got the sh*t knocked out of you on a regular basis by relentless bullies, or you started knocking heads until you were left alone, & feared. Nobody cared. The adults didn’t care, school teachers, principles didn’t care. You were on your own. There’s my FAFO story for anyone from the younger gens who want to give it a try.
1970 Gen-X.... and the only child of an Army Sgt Major, Vietnam vet, and drill sgt. In 12 years, I went to 11 different schools... friendships were fast in the making, and gone just as quick, since either you or them were usually gone within 6 months. People say "kids are resilient", but it's a life of constant heartbreak, especially in the teen years when girls are involved. You get tough.
@frankw7266 you can also become very detached & angry and keep people at arms length to avoid the pain of loss. People always think of the service person's well being, rightfully so they earned it, but wives, parents & children give up themselves for service just as much as the soldier/sailor/ marine & deserve help when it's needed & asked for.
@@dogfacedgremlin2020 that’s very true. And people who didn’t grow up military can’t understand how we could make friendships and strong bonds so fast, in such a short time period - plus how we can let go so easily at times. We have a gypsy soul that we were born into. You never had the chance to grow up in the same community. Nowhere ever really feels like home, at least not completely. It’s hard to find other people who can really understand how we think.
@Jaxbass-xb3sy my dad was out of the navy 19yrs b4 I was born so I didn't go through the things y'all did. I was raised to always show respect to a serviceman. I also show respect for those who support the serviceman at home. So to all who sit quietly thousands of miles away from their loved ones in uniform, much love & respect to you & thank you for your service & sacrifice.
Genx from the uk here we made our own ouijaboard from a piece of cardboard and used whatever we had as the pointer. From glass tumblers, coins alsorts of stuff.
Gen X invented mosh pits, by extension fistfights are a recreational sport. For visual reference, watch fight club, slasher films are comedy's. There is a phrase taken from a song lyric that fits us to a T," You say you will pray for me, don't you know you are prey for me."
I know from experience that Ouija boards really work. The information I received from the board was confirmed to me beyond a doubt. I suggest not contacting the spirit world.
Something more F$&;ed Up is when the Spirit, world, contacts you anyway without the game…It happens to me and some of my friends. I don’t talk about it because it will freak people out!
Something more F$&;ed Up is when the Spirit, world, contacts you anyway without the game…It happens to me and some of my friends. I don’t talk about it because it will freak people out! When you didn’t summon them.
No, ours (UK style) was 28 pieces of paper: one for each letter of the alphabet and a yes and a no. Plus an upturned wine glass, which we each rested one finger on. Terrifying. It moved. On its own.
Grew up in a religious family, so no ouija board or night parties. But we did walk to school, go bike riding or hill climbing after school, walked along the railroad tracks, picked ourselves up when we fell & bloodied ourselves (no crying), faced bullies and people driving close in vans with the door open, etc., etc.
Yep! We had Adam Walsh in our day. Constantly dealing with older teens (boys and girls) trying to experiment sexually with us younger kids, dirty old men or friends’ dads trying to cop a feel, strangers slowly driving by in a van or station wagon, asking us if we wanted candy (perverts), fighting the neighborhood bullies in real fights that were bloody, listening to 80’s punk rock, pop, New Wave (fraggle), or southern rock bands, early KISS and Ozzy Osborne or Van Halen, etc.
To be fair, younger generations had to grow up with the nightmare of social media and the algorithm. The peers you dealt with were fairly well adjusted and normal and human. To have to go home from school and still have to deal with some of these narcissistic monsters on the computer is its own kind of hell. Gen-X could at least communicate and hold a conversation without a screen in front of them. There's a comfort in that.
As a baby boomer, we were outside all day and only got back in the house when dark hit. We drank out of a hose, when the outside water was turned on. We ate leftover food off of trays left at a table when the people walked away from it. We played and fought with the other boomers to fill in the time. And we never took any shit. We still don’t. And we didn’t need an Ouija board and darkness to try and stake our claim to be badasses. We certainly didn’t feel the need to threaten others, and still don’t. If this video is to instill fear in others in falls far short of accomplishing its goal.
@@dcm-ri8oq no you needed a hug 😂 I still fear? Maybe have a sip of grandpas cough syrup and take a nap pal, it’s just playing along with these kinds of videos. 😂 glad we got such tough guys like you out there being a badass 😜 smiles thanks for the comment even if you can’t tell the difference between a joke and reality any more
Wanna screw with us? We actually know this land...it's history ...things that do yet should not be here anymore. The Pit, The Sunken Grave, Crybaby Bridge ...we know them, and they know US. Face them.......We Dare You.
Someone just asked me when I go walking at midnight in this area aren’t I afraid I pointed out I was the one people are afraid of at night 😂 Gen x rules smile
Still remember the camping trip where it was only after I left the cabin that the spirits decided to try and spook the other campers. Damned ghosts didn’t even have the decency to wait until I had finished my walk in the woods alone at night so I could join in.
And even after we got completely scared out of our wits, we would bring it out another night and do it again. There were plenty of times we probably should have stopped playing it, but we kept doing it. I still have one, but rarely take it out. We were insane, but survived. Lol
@@LifeAfterlife42x i was out of school by then,im a 64 cusper,youngest of 6,two girls ,4boys. It was in movies,news and albums or singles. But i get it. In case of nuclear threat hide under your desk. What a gyp.lol.
Scare us? We grew up on a diet of bloody action flicks and even bloodier horror movies. A person could explode right next to us and our only reaction would be to be pissed that our clothes got dirty. You'll have to work a lot harder if you want us quaking in our boots.
Then we would hear of a place where somebody died and we would try to travel there and see if we could find any remnants of the Dead. So you tell me who's afraid of what
Nevermind the ouija board, we had neighborhood battles with bottle rockets. We threw cans at each other (with veggies *still* in them). We dumped our bikes doing 40mph (without helmets) and walked it off gasping for air like guppies. Snuck out in the middle of the night *as a seventh grader*, and drove my mother’s car around like it was no big deal. All night. (Often!) She *still* does not know. If there was a generation built to survive an apocalypse, it’s us.
Anyone remember "Light as a feather, Thick as a board.."?? .......Thoughts? Experiences?.......If the Salem Witch Trials were held today, Would you be safe??
An open letter to Gen Z. Greetings and salutations, children. Allow me to address your desie to scare us off your platforms. No. Just no. Imagine the most terrifying thing you have ever seen. The most horrifying nightmare from the darkest pit of your soul. For us, that was Tuesday. You are out of your depth, you are out of your breadth, and you are absolutely out of your weight class. So please, children, please. Just drink your mocha soy latte and stay in your safe space. Don't come into the woods, children. Here there be monsters. And we're what they're afraid of. Don't fuck with us.
& when we weren’t playing the Ouija board, we were out exploring places like, The cult house, Hatchet Man’s The bleeding tree. Cemetery X. Timber lake road. Asylum tunnels. The Burning barn. We went to ANY scary place, with a diabolical legend & explored. Just for shits & giggles.
I'm on the tail end of Gen X, born in 1980. I watched A Nightmare on Elm Street when I was 6 years old, and then went to bed. When I was 8, I got home from school, alone, and watched my 8 week old puppy get pulled from my arms and get eaten by the neighbor's bull mastiff. I was a teenager when school shootings became a thing. I swallowed enough LSD to meet God in a friend's basement. Believe me when I say that I'm not scared of anything you can do to me.
We lived and set the pace for the 80’s. Best decade of American history. No oujia board here. Just climbing trees and lighting fires in the woods until the lights came on… Or there was hell to pay and missed dinner.
Oh my lord, I thought my experience was unique! 1972 baby here from the UK. 🇬🇧 my step father’s idea of a fun family evening was a ouija board. After us kids had done the washing up and looked after our younger siblings, we had to polish the wooden table so the upturned wine glass could move around the alphabet more easily. The terror when we all held hands and said « is anybody there? » and always the glass would start scratching its way across the table…
Had similar experiences without the board.When i first saw it i was scared stiff. It hung around the house for a month.After this encounter.I just heard it moving around..My house mates also experienced the same thing.
Dang! You're not wrong... Our generation did come up with that... Damn that was a spooky Little quick note for the asshats who are allergic to working 40-hour work weeks, love it!
Mine glowed in the dark. No one has showed a real life hunted house on RUclips yet. A place I went to. It didn't matter if it was day or night. These mannequins came to life. Before cellphones.
That’s kind of cool. I’ve seen the place I grew up playing in on ghost hunters or adventures or something and we thought for sure it was haunted! Smiles (Astoria Oregon)
@LifeAfterlife42x It's a museum in Fort Collins, Colorado. Back in the 90s. The place was well beyond hunted. Again. I have never seen anyone show any place like that. Yet. Over 10 years ago, I went back. It wasn't hunted or felt like it anymore. The stories I have on it would be way too long to write. Its location is just north of the police station. If the police station is still there in the same location. North of downtown.
@LifeAfterlife42x The place was well beyond extreme. One night, I watched an old friend of mine walk on to the property. Before he started walking back backwards. I could see wright threw him. I have never seen anyone show that in any video.
I had the glow in the dark one too, i think it's the one i still have. My "weird one" though after using it for years, gave up on me, I could always find either the board or the planchette, they never stayed together or where i put them. It was one of the original ones mass produced by PB forever ago. To this day, I dont know what happened to either piece. Watch i find part of it whenever i move again. 👻 🤯
I played with ‘em. A lot. I also had a tarot deck or too and it’s a good thing none of the other kids ever saw Excalibur. I had ‘em all convinced The Charm of the Making was a real spell I knew. 😈🤣
My identical twin sister and my brother who was only 11 months younger than us was kidnapped from elementary school when my sister and I were 6 and my brother was 5. She didn’t have custody, my daddy did! Then she went and freed her then boyfriend from the chain gang with us in the car, she didn’t care about us, they would leave us alone god knows where for 4 to 5 days at a time and we had to take care of ourselves. She would take us into K-Mart put clothes and Coats on us and just walk us out the door without paying…we were driving down a road once and someone shot a gun a bullet hit her boyfriend in his cheek but didn’t really do bad damage that a 5 or 6 year old could see! We live in a small town in South Carolina and she taken us to somewhere in Virginia and we were told it took almost a year for them to find us. The police and FBI arrested her boyfriend at a gas station by himself and they made a deal about his drug charges in exchange for telling them where we were and he did! That was scary to jumping through windows, kicking in the door, she and us were hiding in the bathroom but we went running out!! We wanted our daddy and our step-mom who did more for us than our egg-donater ever did!!! It changed us. At least for me. Things don’t bother me. I don’t sweat the small stuff ever. I always keep my head on a swivel and I take no sh*t 💩 but that’s because I’m generation x! My sister died in June 2020 and my US Army Veteran husband died unexpectedly at 53 during his nap on 2/14/21 the I lost our home 2 years later and was homeless for months and I have a small house in the bad part of town but it’s a roof over my head and my three little furbabies, I lost my precious little buddy.. Wookiee in April, he was like a calming spirit and such a kind soul for such a tiny little man. I miss that beautiful little boy so much right now! And I think my 18 year old Chihuahua Dixie Mae is close to joking her brother! She’s around 3 pounds and she’s blind but still gets around. Don’t know why I wrote this long book … but have a good day!
no worries that’s quite a life I hope you find a few reasons to smile today. Thanks for the comment, def gotta keep that head on a swivel these days but I also find it’s not as bad as some make it out to be
I giggle during horror movies. Wife and son think I’m crazy. The newer Evil Dead movies are what I like. And I’ll give an A+ for the creative kill in the movie “In a Violent Nature”.
I saw pulp fiction seven times before it became popular in an artistic old movie theater that showed non-mainstream movies, and is now a Barnes & Noble. It was epic.
These generations want us to save them. But we still ain’t gonna save y’all from your own mess. We will survive or not, life’s hard. But y’all clean up your own corporate mega mess. You made these companies all powerful. You bring ‘em down.
@@LifeAfterlife42x exactly. Just like back in the day, when we warned the neighbor kid that ramp wouldn’t work, then watched as he crashed. His freedom to be stupid isn’t my responsibility, just my amusement.
HAHAH oh the hours of fun and terror when you accidentally invited something in and had to spend time finding a way to get rid of it where so much fun.
As a kid in the 80's, teen in the 90's, I laughed while watching horror flicks, ate food in front of my friends while watching Faces Of Death (remember that?), did tons of shit that would have landed my ass in jail or worse... But I never... EVER... fucked with that "nope board"... Didn't want to be responsible for any demons coming through... Have a nice day.
There's good reason why we all have the 1000 yard stare...
No doubts! Smile
We don't have peanut allergies. Who dies from food?
@@jackharle1251 I know it’s so odd smiles
🤣 best comment ive read all yr
My neighbor asked me why I was staring at him, because I said Stuck on Stupid gets caught on my radar
An old phrase that circulated throughout the GenX era is "I brought you into this world - I can take you out".
Definitely! Smiles
That was know joke either!! Do you not remember what happened to Marvin Gaye?
@@j348011 I am a 70's kiwi, we had our own times, especially when TV viewing was very limited.
My mom always looked at me and said “ this is why animals eat their young” 😂. I actually kept that golden phrase in my pocket and said it to my son many times 😂.
...And make another one just like you !
We did stuff along these lines even without a Ouija board. No girls' slumber party was complete without at least one round of Bloody Mary and an attempt to get one of the party to levitate.
Good old days that’s for sure, and I was partial to candyman 😜 smiles
Light as a feather, stiff as a board
@@iseeyou8781 yesss!
Did you ever get to experience falling through the floor? That isht was tight
Hells yeah!
I will not allow a ouija board into my house to this day. I'm 59, 1965 the beginning of GenX
understandable for sure...I, on the other hand, DO keep a Ouija board in my house ...............because sometimes i miss my mom and just wanna see what she's up to...(....& its also glow n the dark!)
lol I collect them and have several
@@imsohygh
Bonuses 😳
I've got one or two
@@VertinHagrat-j3m
I am grown. Born in 1965. Do you have any idea what movies I grew up on before there were actually ratings? Yeah age appropriate wasn't even a thing in my childhood. 😂😂😂
Stiff as a board, light as a feather.
You got it backwards, but yeah…
Omg yesss 😂😂😂❤
Hahaha! I was explaining this to my 16 year old.
I can’t believe I used to do that crap!!
Gen x knows the best way to not be afraid of the dark is to be the scariest thing in the dark.
Too true! Smiles
I think it's older than us, but our generation certainly embraced the saying "Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil ... 'cause I'm the baddest MFer in the valley"
@@elric9992000Amen
We grew up alone... Then the ghosts kept us company. It doesn't matter that it didn't have skin or hair, we had something to talk to.
This comment?😁
Exactly. Totally alone.
"I'll give you a reason to cry!"
How many times did we hear that?! Smiles
oh yeah, my dad said that a lot
@@aprilflynn lol, we all turned out just fine.
Yes wow I can remember getting a reason to cry because I wouldn’t take a hint.
I’ve used that line effectively on my kids lpl
We went to bed telling god that if we died before we wake- just take our damn soul.
🤣 that we did smile
😂😂I still do this.
@@Gfy69ytb 😆
@@Gfy69ytb same
When even demons come to GenX and are like, NOPE!
🤣 smiles
"Spring-Heel Jack" thought he was soooo cool.
Where's he at now?! 😂
Nope, no Ouija board for me. I've had enough unexplained phenomena in my life.
Then of course there's the abduction attempts that almost all of us endured at some point.
Definitely still waiting on that candy
Thanks and smile
Three attempts for this guy, and one set of tripping hippie chicks that tried to run us over in their car!
All before I turned eleven!!!
No one wants to believe the hell we went through as kids.🤷
Dude, I need to get that Ouija board and try it out cause I know nothing will happen 😂😂😂
Why do people say how scary their childhoods were and then bust out things that were a literal Tuesday for me? Are Gen z really that soft?
🤣 been a wild ride. Smiles
Yes.
I've been thinking about it … we were tough. Maybe it was because of our depression era grandparents, WW2 grandpa, and Vietnam veteran uncles who expected us to have common sense and be willing to work for whatever we wanted.
And work we do in my opinion, I work circles around these younger generations. Thanks and smile
I agree think about it we loved our grandparents and mine disciplined us as much as showed us love. The boomers are this younger gen’s grandparents that’s why they’re weaker and more about protesting. I believe that grandchildren and grandparents have that special bond against their parents/child in a way. So free love hipster, protesting( boomer)entitled gen grandparents.. help created entitled grandchildren by throwing money and gifts instead of time and values. Basically like they raised us but now with money.
Dont forget the levitation game in the back yard at dusk..we eould get a willing victim to sit and let 4 of us pick them up and walk around..first was the agreement amongst 5 of us. Then silence for a few minutes. The sitter meditating they are as light as a feather. The other 4 standing quietly facing each other thinking the sitter is light as a feath. Then slowly out our hand out stacking our hands ontop of other hands But Not touching. Then slowly oull our hand out and grasp our hands like in a prayer but only the two piointer fingers sticking out. Then the 4 walk slowly to the sitter and only using our pointer fingers, under each arm pit and under the knees slowly raise the sitter off the chair and walk together. Oh it worked, we even picked up a 5 ft 10 inch mom weighing 200 lbs with ease. Then she freaked out and she jumped from our hands.
Oh I remember those too! So crazy and fun!
That’s not real lol
@@LifeAfterlife42x "Light as a feather! Stiff as a board!" We were little goblins out there 😂
@@aprilflynn 😂 oh I remember smiles
Oooh remember the good ol “ Bloody Mary” 😂. With the candle, mirror and pennies
Gen X, we invented hard-core. Our north star was "ask forgiveness, not permission." Teddy Roosevelt said walk softly & carry a big stick. We did not walk softly & found no need for a big stick. Im a different kinda genXer. My sister's & brothers were all born by 1958 so they're all boomers. My dad was born in 1928, mom 1932. My dad missed ww2 by a year though he served in the navy during Korean War (joined in 49 got out in early 54 due to fleet rotation from Korea). Thats right, im a genXer with the greatest generation ingenuity & toughness. My parent's, you didn't complain. They suffered the depression & ww2. They didn't complain, how dare we.
Anyone born after that generation can be defined as SAWFT! Mine included.
@@dogfacedgremlin2020 probably right there 😂 smiles
Born in 1968, here. Complete respect for the Greatest Generation!
Born in 1970, dad in ‘26, mom in ‘28. Raised on stories from the great depression and WW2 paratrooper tales. I’m soft compared to my dad, and I’m carved out of wood.
@danwebber9494 I hear that. My old man was 5' 4" standing on a dictionary, 125lbs soaking wet with rocks in his pockets. Easily the badest man I've ever known I'm 6' & weighed 225lbs in my late teens & 20s, I played football in high school & college so I was in great shape. He was still stronger than me. I loved him but I truly respected & at times feared him.
As a Gen X who grew up in the Bronx, saw the introduction of crack, my childhood consisted of dodging bullets and kidnappings (my childhood friends mom was almost kidnapped because from behind she looked like a 13 yr old girl, and had to carry a knife at 10 because that's when I started walking to school by myself. And that's nothing when you hear the rest or anyone else's story of their childhood in NYC.
Got a few friends from there from Brooklyn to the Bronx and northern manhattan and places where you literally can’t walk if you’re not the right kind. Glad you made it and find a smile
I hear ya.
That’s how it was back then. I grew up behind Yankees Stadium. One evening around 900 pm, my cousins, brother and I were running around (in the summer). Out of nowhere, this random psychopath stabs my cousin in the shoulder. Of course we all freaked out (ages 9-13). Long story short, they caught the weirdo a few days later and my cousin was okay but had stitches. And we turn stopped trying to stay out past curfew (at dusk usually around 800 pm in the summer).
Not to mention mom done anything a doctor could do. Dad was a Therapist, counselor and a physical Therapist. Older siblings was the best teacher because after you watched DAD give them therapy. You did NOT want any! Not to mention when we grew up we went to war and kinda liked it!
😂 true true! Smiles
Bullies, Cops,Bears, mountain Lions, camping in the Dark, don't scare me... 😟😟😟😟😟 the Ouija board is NOT a game if you're playing it with a medium🥺 I used to think it was silly, but then I played it with the wrong person. the s*** that happened was real and it was not natural... I will NEVER remain in a room of people playing that game EVER Again 😱😱😱
Made a couple of good movies about bad experiences too! Thanks and smile
Yes, it is not a game. Do not summon demons, they will come.
@@DivaDelgado128 smiles and they have horrible breath
@@LifeAfterlife42x I'm not joking.
Yeah, I stopped playing with mine when the planchette moved on its own.
here is how I explain Gen X , We grew up with the daily threat of Nuclear war , they even made a movie about "The Day After" I saw in school when I was 13 , then there was Cocaine and the Crack epidemic sprinkle in the AIDS crisis and Reganomics all before we got our of high school . The military and Gulf War was there to greet those who didn't have much options for college or a job. Most of us were expected to be out of the house meaning moved out before we were legally allowed to drink.
😂 def smiles
In the dark and we didn’t think the demons we unleashed could handle us
@@Mattnoble80 oh yeah! Smiles
The ones that I unleashed during many “ Bloody Mary “ Ouija boards, Light as a feather,stiff as a board games etc. One look at me..they were like “ nope! Not today! you to crazy for us” 😂
I heard that Gen X isn’t the devil, but the people that they send to take out the devil 😂😂😂
@@MysteriousFuturethat's a Chuck Norris level joke!
Nice!
That game was a hit at all the slumber parties! Then again Gen X did willing toss metal darts at each other in the ever classic Lawn Dart game. 😅
😜 so true! Smiles
Jarts!
@@j348011 😂 😂! Smiles
The Generation that played the game - Smear the Queer.
Gen X here. I had an ouja board. Played it alone. Humans don't scare me.😅
EXACTLY MY POINT! 😂 smiles
Exactly! Lol! We f’ed around and we found out lol
Same. Humans, huh? How many? Are any of them as tough as what I've faced? Nah, didn't think so.... lol😂😂😂
Don’t forget one of my favorites. Ouija board at 3am in a cemetery. Those were fun times!
@@DevilTX66 absolutely did that once or twice 😂 smiles
GenX We know how to cope. Period!
@@Justme12345 absolutely we do. Thanks and smile
The Generation that went to school drunk or stoned. Sometimes we didn't even bother going.
No other choice.
All the claims for gen x are the very same for us late boomers (1957 born). Elementary school through the 60’s (there was no middle school). High school and college for the 70’s. We lived the 60’s and 70’s.
Definitely thanks for the thoughts and smile
@@LifeAfterlife42x-- Us late boomers (aka Gen Jones) are the worst of both worlds. We got fed all the Boomer bs but got none of the benefits. Bwt we were old enough to get the Cold War and Viet Nam uncensored on tv every night. And we were the guinea pigs for how Gen X got treated. There is one difference, though. You Gen Xers aren't scared by Gen Z; we were jaded at such a young age we never even noticed they were trying to scare us😂😂. But we do share one secret power. We can write notes to each other, leave them lying about and never worry about a security leak... why? We write in cursive, an unbreakable code the young ones cannot break!
If you haven't tried it, tell a Gen Z that we did ALL our school work in cursive starting in second grade and watch their heads explode.
Want to freak out 20-something guys? Casually mention that if there weren't any girls around we never bothered with bathing suits when we went swimming with our friends. Seriously, they stroke out....
Yes, us tail end boomers are a breed apart. We're as tough as GenX and twice as jaded. I think we're just a touch tougher than GenX. Why? GenX doesn't get scared; we don't even notice someone is trying to scare us.... It goes right over our heads!
As a member of the 1969 Gen X platform council. I must ask you to refrain from releasing any more of our true secrets.
😂😂😂
I got a ouija from my grandma. It was hers, and when she passed away, she gave it to me so I could contact her. It may not work for all families, but it works for us. I still use mine.
That’s kind of cool! Thanks and smile
You know that's not your grandma your contacting! 👿😮💨
I grew up in a steel mill town near Chicago. Back in the day, there was a lot of bullying and fights that happened. You either got the sh*t knocked out of you on a regular basis by relentless bullies, or you started knocking heads until you were left alone, & feared. Nobody cared. The adults didn’t care, school teachers, principles didn’t care. You were on your own. There’s my FAFO story for anyone from the younger gens who want to give it a try.
Yeah ain’t nothing like experience to show some of those people what tough really is. Thanks and smile
@@LifeAfterlife42x 😉 I appreciated your video, my guy
1970 Gen-X.... and the only child of an Army Sgt Major, Vietnam vet, and drill sgt. In 12 years, I went to 11 different schools... friendships were fast in the making, and gone just as quick, since either you or them were usually gone within 6 months. People say "kids are resilient", but it's a life of constant heartbreak, especially in the teen years when girls are involved. You get tough.
You get tough or don’t make it is right. Smile
Same! Military brat here also and GenXer.
@frankw7266 you can also become very detached & angry and keep people at arms length to avoid the pain of loss. People always think of the service person's well being, rightfully so they earned it, but wives, parents & children give up themselves for service just as much as the soldier/sailor/ marine & deserve help when it's needed & asked for.
@@dogfacedgremlin2020 that’s very true. And people who didn’t grow up military can’t understand how we could make friendships and strong bonds so fast, in such a short time period - plus how we can let go so easily at times. We have a gypsy soul that we were born into. You never had the chance to grow up in the same community. Nowhere ever really feels like home, at least not completely. It’s hard to find other people who can really understand how we think.
@Jaxbass-xb3sy my dad was out of the navy 19yrs b4 I was born so I didn't go through the things y'all did. I was raised to always show respect to a serviceman. I also show respect for those who support the serviceman at home.
So to all who sit quietly thousands of miles away from their loved ones in uniform, much love & respect to you & thank you for your service & sacrifice.
My personal favorite was "Bloody Mary."
I was more of a candyman 🙃 smiles thanks for the comment
Oh yeah, good ol Bloody Mary! We did that at any time we had sleepovers.
I was 5 years old during the Exorcist. I laughed my ass off in the movie theater when she spit green pea soup.
😂 I enjoyed the heck out of it! But that’s just me. Smile
The movie was more of a comedy, made me laugh more than a Rodney Dangerfield flick.
Don't forget our random seance sessions to call upon the dead to use our bodies as vessels to communicate.😂
Typical Saturday night 😜 smile
Indeed 😁
Genx from the uk here we made our own ouijaboard from a piece of cardboard and used whatever we had as the pointer. From glass tumblers, coins alsorts of stuff.
Heck yeah good times! Smile my dads family came from Cornwall two centuries ago and they have some old scary mines down there you should try one in 😂
Me too, UK, polished table, paper alphabet, upturned wine glass.
Gen X invented mosh pits, by extension fistfights are a recreational sport. For visual reference, watch fight club, slasher films are comedy's. There is a phrase taken from a song lyric that fits us to a T," You say you will pray for me, don't you know you are prey for me."
So many great movies. Thanks for the comment smile
Please, name that song and the artist?? I need to hear that
@@PaprikaFaaOG might be talking about slayer “criminally insane” smiles
@@PaprikaFaaOG Artist's name is Megadeth, I believe the song's title is "Love you to death." Hope that helps.
@@DRAONWEED I didn't see that lyric on the Megadeth YT page for that song... not that at all
I know from experience that Ouija boards really work. The information I received from the board was confirmed to me beyond a doubt. I suggest not contacting the spirit world.
And they made it as a game for us kids! Smiles
Something more F$&;ed Up is when the Spirit, world, contacts you anyway without the game…It happens to me and some of my friends. I don’t talk about it because it will freak people out!
Something more F$&;ed Up is when the Spirit, world, contacts you anyway without the game…It happens to me and some of my friends. I don’t talk about it because it will freak people out! When you didn’t summon them.
@@j348011 they probably have a human board on that side they use 😂 stay safe and smile
@@j348011 that has happened to me before too. It's really freaky. It's not something I'd want to talk about because of non-believers.
Never mess around with those things
Smiles
Y'all BOUGHT yours? Mine was cobbled together. Woodburned an old wood tray and whittled a planchette.
I’ve seen one made but no we had one from the store 😂 smile yours probs worked better
No, ours (UK style) was 28 pieces of paper: one for each
letter of the alphabet and a yes and a no. Plus an upturned wine glass, which we each rested one finger on. Terrifying. It moved. On its own.
@@katherinemarystewart8170 That sounds like a cracking good time.
Generation X Gonna Give It To You.
😜 classic! Smile
LIGHT AS A FEATHER STIFF AS A BOARD. We also liked to play with hypnosis and levitation.
All those were so much fun and so spooky as kids! Smile
I would recommend Glenn Danzig’s Library books…
@@mridlon1634 ah classic misfits 😜 smiles
🤘
Evil Elvis
Ahh, Glenn Danzig, my mom called him “Evil Elvis” when I sang with and blasted his albums. Still love the music. Haven’t read his books.
@@morganreigns1984 You too?? So funny! Do you think he knows about that moniker?❤ I honestly don’t hate it, and I like the misfits too.
I've been hit with more different items than times kids these days are hit
Oh yeah definitely! Smiles
Yup, anything in arms reach, no matter what it was 😬🤪😎
Grew up in a religious family, so no ouija board or night parties. But we did walk to school, go bike riding or hill climbing after school, walked along the railroad tracks, picked ourselves up when we fell & bloodied ourselves (no crying), faced bullies and people driving close in vans with the door open, etc., etc.
@@Vidchemy understandable, thanks for the comment and smile
Yep! We had Adam Walsh in our day. Constantly dealing with older teens (boys and girls) trying to experiment sexually with us younger kids, dirty old men or friends’ dads trying to cop a feel, strangers slowly driving by in a van or station wagon, asking us if we wanted candy (perverts), fighting the neighborhood bullies in real fights that were bloody, listening to 80’s punk rock, pop, New Wave (fraggle), or southern rock bands, early KISS and Ozzy Osborne or Van Halen, etc.
To be fair, younger generations had to grow up with the nightmare of social media and the algorithm. The peers you dealt with were fairly well adjusted and normal and human. To have to go home from school and still have to deal with some of these narcissistic monsters on the computer is its own kind of hell. Gen-X could at least communicate and hold a conversation without a screen in front of them. There's a comfort in that.
That there is thanks for the comment and smile
As a baby boomer, we were outside all day and only got back in the house when dark hit. We drank out of a hose, when the outside water was turned on. We ate leftover food off of trays left at a table when the people walked away from it. We played and fought with the other boomers to fill in the time. And we never took any shit. We still don’t. And we didn’t need an Ouija board and darkness to try and stake our claim to be badasses. We certainly didn’t feel the need to threaten others, and still don’t. If this video is to instill fear in others in falls far short of accomplishing its goal.
@@dcm-ri8oq no you needed a hug 😂 I still fear? Maybe have a sip of grandpas cough syrup and take a nap pal, it’s just playing along with these kinds of videos. 😂 glad we got such tough guys like you out there being a badass 😜 smiles thanks for the comment even if you can’t tell the difference between a joke and reality any more
@@LifeAfterlife42x Hahahaha! You're funny. Have a nice day.
@@dcm-ri8oq you too smiles
Wanna screw with us? We actually know this land...it's history ...things that do yet should not be here anymore. The Pit, The Sunken Grave, Crybaby Bridge ...we know them, and they know US. Face them.......We Dare You.
We crazy yo! Smiles thanks for the comment
@@LifeAfterlife42x You bet Baby! I got your back! You know how we do!
I don’t know why, but something about this video just makes me giddy.
My bad but still smile
They sure as fuck raised some scared kids
@@MikeBronson515 no doubts! Smiles
However, this "game" (and I use that term loosely) is much older than we are.
Also, with a piece of paper, a glass, and a pen you can make your own.
Definitely is and the fact they thought it a good idea to make a game out of it is funny but not funny. Smile
Gen-X are the things that go bump in the night
Someone just asked me when I go walking at midnight in this area aren’t I afraid I pointed out I was the one people are afraid of at night 😂 Gen x rules smile
We played ours in the attic. I've still got mine up there.👻
😂 might be time to dust it off and see what Casper is up to 😂 smile
Still remember the camping trip where it was only after I left the cabin that the spirits decided to try and spook the other campers. Damned ghosts didn’t even have the decency to wait until I had finished my walk in the woods alone at night so I could join in.
😂 smiles
And even after we got completely scared out of our wits, we would bring it out another night and do it again. There were plenty of times we probably should have stopped playing it, but we kept doing it. I still have one, but rarely take it out. We were insane, but survived. Lol
Completely agree! And like the user name btw smiles
@@LifeAfterlife42x thanks!
Dont forget the threat of nuclear war, hence living like there was no tomorrow.
@@mikerobo2112 under your desks 🤣 smile
@@LifeAfterlife42x i was out of school by then,im a 64 cusper,youngest of 6,two girls ,4boys. It was in movies,news and albums or singles. But i get it. In case of nuclear threat hide under your desk. What a gyp.lol.
Scare us? We grew up on a diet of bloody action flicks and even bloodier horror movies. A person could explode right next to us and our only reaction would be to be pissed that our clothes got dirty.
You'll have to work a lot harder if you want us quaking in our boots.
😂 no doubts on that smiles
Then we would hear of a place where somebody died and we would try to travel there and see if we could find any remnants of the Dead. So you tell me who's afraid of what
My BFF and I really thought we summoned something from the other side and were too afraid to tell our parents 😂
😂 been there as a kid! I may do a story and it’s hilarious about the last time I ever used an ouija board! Smile
As a kid we blamed each other for moving it…as an adult now I wonder what was haunting my friends house!
No doubts there 😂 smiles
oh yes! I remember that, even in Italy we did it
That’s awesome! Thanks and smile
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger
Too true! Smile
Nevermind the ouija board, we had neighborhood battles with bottle rockets. We threw cans at each other (with veggies *still* in them). We dumped our bikes doing 40mph (without helmets) and walked it off gasping for air like guppies. Snuck out in the middle of the night *as a seventh grader*, and drove my mother’s car around like it was no big deal. All night. (Often!) She *still* does not know. If there was a generation built to survive an apocalypse, it’s us.
It definitely is! Smiles
Anyone remember "Light as a feather, Thick as a board.."?? .......Thoughts? Experiences?.......If the Salem Witch Trials were held today, Would you be safe??
😂 nobody would 😜 smiles
I thought he might be talking about lawn darts for a minute before he said the basement
An open letter to Gen Z.
Greetings and salutations, children.
Allow me to address your desie to scare us off your platforms.
No. Just no.
Imagine the most terrifying thing you have ever seen. The most horrifying nightmare from the darkest pit of your soul.
For us, that was Tuesday.
You are out of your depth, you are out of your breadth, and you are absolutely out of your weight class. So please, children, please. Just drink your mocha soy latte and stay in your safe space.
Don't come into the woods, children. Here there be monsters.
And we're what they're afraid of.
Don't fuck with us.
😂 smiles
The only fear the newer generations know is their parents threatening that one day they'll have to figure things out for themselves.
😂 smiles
Ive always wondered why i have 0 fear of the dark. I guess playing in cemetaries and looking deep into mirrors looking for things will do that
Probs has something to do with it. Smile
& when we weren’t playing the Ouija board, we were out exploring places like,
The cult house,
Hatchet Man’s
The bleeding tree.
Cemetery X.
Timber lake road.
Asylum tunnels.
The Burning barn.
We went to ANY scary place, with a diabolical legend & explored.
Just for shits & giggles.
@@tommykawasaki9676 so much scary fun too! Thansk for commenting, smiles
Yeah, we were pretty f*cked up.....Ain't it great?!😁😂😈😎🤙🏾
Just an absolute friggin’ mess and awesome 😂 smiles
If there’s ever a series of unexplained deaths caused by lawn darts and Roman candles….. you’ll know it has begun.
😜 thrown with accuracy only one gen can match 😂 smile
We're the original "Hold my beer" generation. Some of us survived.
That we are! Smiles
I'm on the tail end of Gen X, born in 1980. I watched A Nightmare on Elm Street when I was 6 years old, and then went to bed. When I was 8, I got home from school, alone, and watched my 8 week old puppy get pulled from my arms and get eaten by the neighbor's bull mastiff. I was a teenager when school shootings became a thing. I swallowed enough LSD to meet God in a friend's basement.
Believe me when I say that I'm not scared of anything you can do to me.
Smiles
Just point out to them that the “kids” in Stranger Things are GenX. We took on demigorgons with wrist rockets and walkie talkies.
Absolutely! Smiles
We lived and set the pace for the 80’s. Best decade of American history. No oujia board here. Just climbing trees and lighting fires in the woods until the lights came on…
Or there was hell to pay and missed dinner.
Too true and thanks for the comment smile
Oh my lord, I thought my experience was unique! 1972 baby here from the UK. 🇬🇧 my step father’s idea of a fun family evening was a ouija board. After us kids had done the washing up and looked after our younger siblings, we had to polish the wooden table so the upturned wine glass could move around the alphabet more easily. The terror when we all held hands and said « is anybody there? » and always the glass would start scratching its way across the table…
@@katherinemarystewart8170 man did we spoil ourselves or what?! 😂 smiles
Had similar experiences without the board.When i first saw it i was scared stiff. It hung around the house for a month.After this encounter.I just heard it moving around..My house mates also experienced the same thing.
Crazy world we live in. Smiles
🤣🤣🤣 Yes. I remember that well. That was when we stayed in after dark. Some of us snuck out again after parents went to bed.
So much fun in my opinion! Smiles
Thought he was gonna say risk thatll keep the kids out of the parents hair for 12 hours
I still have my Ouiji Board, I put it under the glass of my nightstand. It fits perfectly!
That’s a cool idea, smiles
And some of us might still be dealing with whatever the hell that was. So, some snot nose 20 something is a non issue.
No doubts there! Smiles
FAAFO 😵💫In the 80s and 90s our girls sleepovers basically revolved around ghost stories, witchcraft, etc. YEP I was sleep deprived the next day 🙂
Always 😂 smiles
I remember sleepovers staying up and listening to Thriller and playing Clue, a boardgame centered on literal murder.
It’s Parker brothers too 🤣 smile
Dang! You're not wrong... Our generation did come up with that... Damn that was a spooky Little quick note for the asshats who are allergic to working 40-hour work weeks, love it!
😂 smiles
Mine glowed in the dark. No one has showed a real life hunted house on RUclips yet. A place I went to. It didn't matter if it was day or night. These mannequins came to life. Before cellphones.
That’s kind of cool. I’ve seen the place I grew up playing in on ghost hunters or adventures or something and we thought for sure it was haunted! Smiles (Astoria Oregon)
@LifeAfterlife42x It's a museum in Fort Collins, Colorado. Back in the 90s. The place was well beyond hunted. Again. I have never seen anyone show any place like that. Yet. Over 10 years ago, I went back. It wasn't hunted or felt like it anymore. The stories I have on it would be way too long to write. Its location is just north of the police station. If the police station is still there in the same location. North of downtown.
@@scanadaze interesting it doesn’t feel like it any more still make for great memories smile
@LifeAfterlife42x The place was well beyond extreme. One night, I watched an old friend of mine walk on to the property. Before he started walking back backwards. I could see wright threw him. I have never seen anyone show that in any video.
I had the glow in the dark one too, i think it's the one i still have. My "weird one" though after using it for years, gave up on me, I could always find either the board or the planchette, they never stayed together or where i put them. It was one of the original ones mass produced by PB forever ago. To this day, I dont know what happened to either piece. Watch i find part of it whenever i move again. 👻 🤯
Facts. Raised on hose water and neglect.
Manhunt!
😜 smiles
Gen X is a multitalented generation. Theres no comparison.
No disagreement here 😜 smile
I played with ‘em. A lot.
I also had a tarot deck or too and it’s a good thing none of the other kids ever saw Excalibur. I had ‘em all convinced The Charm of the Making was a real spell I knew. 😈🤣
😂 smiles
Holy crap! I used a Ouija at Summer camp in 1980. Never NERVER again! 😮
Summer camp! They made movies about those places! Smiles
People are always afraid of me for some reason. Maybe it's because I am gen x, and I caught rattle snakes for fun as a kid.
My grandpa taught us how to do that! Smiles
@@LifeAfterlife42x That is awesome
My identical twin sister and my brother who was only 11 months younger than us was kidnapped from elementary school when my sister and I were 6 and my brother was 5. She didn’t have custody, my daddy did! Then she went and freed her then boyfriend from the chain gang with us in the car, she didn’t care about us, they would leave us alone god knows where for 4 to 5 days at a time and we had to take care of ourselves. She would take us into K-Mart put clothes and Coats on us and just walk us out the door without paying…we were driving down a road once and someone shot a gun a bullet hit her boyfriend in his cheek but didn’t really do bad damage that a 5 or 6 year old could see! We live in a small town in South Carolina and she taken us to somewhere in Virginia and we were told it took almost a year for them to find us. The police and FBI arrested her boyfriend at a gas station by himself and they made a deal about his drug charges in exchange for telling them where we were and he did! That was scary to jumping through windows, kicking in the door, she and us were hiding in the bathroom but we went running out!! We wanted our daddy and our step-mom who did more for us than our egg-donater ever did!!! It changed us. At least for me. Things don’t bother me. I don’t sweat the small stuff ever. I always keep my head on a swivel and I take no sh*t 💩 but that’s because I’m generation x! My sister died in June 2020 and my US Army Veteran husband died unexpectedly at 53 during his nap on 2/14/21 the I lost our home 2 years later and was homeless for months and I have a small house in the bad part of town but it’s a roof over my head and my three little furbabies, I lost my precious little buddy.. Wookiee in April, he was like a calming spirit and such a kind soul for such a tiny little man. I miss that beautiful little boy so much right now! And I think my 18 year old Chihuahua Dixie Mae is close to joking her brother! She’s around 3 pounds and she’s blind but still gets around. Don’t know why I wrote this long book … but have a good day!
It was my biological mom who kidnapped us, sorry for the confusion!
no worries that’s quite a life I hope you find a few reasons to smile today. Thanks for the comment, def gotta keep that head on a swivel these days but I also find it’s not as bad as some make it out to be
The REAL reason We AREN'T afraid is thus.....
"The Way of the Warrior is Resolute Acceptance of Death." -- Miyamoto Musashi
Classic book there and he had quite a few cool ones! Thanks for the comment and smile
I will not have an ouija board in my house. That shit is real.
Many people feel that way thanks and smile
And loving every minute of it. I’m 63 still on my Ouija board oh, and did you tell him about the movies we used to watch?
Including Ouija! Classic movies smile
I giggle during horror movies. Wife and son think I’m crazy. The newer Evil Dead movies are what I like. And I’ll give an A+ for the creative kill in the movie “In a Violent Nature”.
😂 same here and I got fam that can’t even watch them and I’m like huh? Smiles
I saw pulp fiction seven times before it became popular in an artistic old movie theater that showed non-mainstream movies, and is now a Barnes & Noble. It was epic.
Omg, we brought a mean ghost into the world one night with our 1980s ouija shenanigans.Oops🤣😬
😂 someone else’s problem now 😂 smile
I had PTSD by 7 and got a masters in psychological warfare from my mother. What do they think they can do?
😂 smiles
I love this / 71 Baby!!! 12/1/71!!!! 🙌🏾💯✊🏾
We had some good times back then 😂 smiles
These generations want us to save them.
But we still ain’t gonna save y’all from your own mess. We will survive or not, life’s hard.
But y’all clean up your own corporate mega mess. You made these companies all powerful. You bring ‘em down.
Thanks for the thoughts and smile, I have coffee to drink clearly no time for me to help save them 😂
@@LifeAfterlife42x exactly.
Just like back in the day, when we warned the neighbor kid that ramp wouldn’t work, then watched as he crashed. His freedom to be stupid isn’t my responsibility, just my amusement.
Been using one for years! I have two. One I have had forever and a day. I’m not afraid of it! Never been haunted.
They were spooky when I was a kid as we scared each other with them but never really afraid of the game itself in my house. Thanks and smiles
HAHAH oh the hours of fun and terror when you accidentally invited something in and had to spend time finding a way to get rid of it where so much fun.
@@ragorimitternacht4593 a complete blast 😜 smiles
As a kid in the 80's, teen in the 90's, I laughed while watching horror flicks, ate food in front of my friends while watching Faces Of Death (remember that?), did tons of shit that would have landed my ass in jail or worse... But I never... EVER... fucked with that "nope board"... Didn't want to be responsible for any demons coming through... Have a nice day.
@@tacaskey4665 😂 a few def felt that way and yes I remember the faces videos blacklisted! Smile
@@LifeAfterlife42xblacklisted stuff was the best stuff... Lmfao 😅
I wasn’t allowed to watch television and we didn’t have cable, so I have no idea what that show is.
We are fighters thou & thou.
Agreed! Smiles
The chicks ran the board!
😂 no doubts! Smile