Did this world exist?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVGbEh695Ig
>>541342563>Did this world exist?In Los Angeles. Most the nation wasn't degenerate at the time.>The screenplay was written by Cameron Crowe, based on his 1981 book Fast Times at Ridgemont High: A True Story
>>541342563Your uncle used to fuck underage teenagers and paid for their abortions?
In the same way that Risky Business existed. Or Clerks. They're just movies, anon. No, they're not real.
>>541343075I did, as a teen. Parents didn't let me take sex ed, so I was reckless with my essence.
>>541342563Early 80s was like that if your school was mostly white. Breakfast Club was close also.Most of the teen oriented movies from the 80s about the 80s had the general vibe correct, presuming you weren't around niggers. I can't think of any movie from the 80s targeted towards teens/young adults that accurately portrayed what it was like to go to a school with >10% niggers.Also, Goonies, seems to be a huge cultural touchstone for anyone who was a teen in the 80s. Maybe the innocence of it. I dunno.
>>541342563"act like any place you are, that's the place to be"Funny movie but that time is ancient history.
>>541343203Paying for abortions is cuck shit. Throw the bitch down a flight of stairs like a real man.t. knower.
>>541343118>Risky BusinessJust this year I rewatched and realized all the kids were jews, pimping out goyim like it was nothing.
>>541343118>>541343305getting mixed messages
>>541343118The movies might not be, but the culture those movies describe/described absolutely did.The movies wouldn't have resonated had the overall zeitgeist/gestalt not existed.
>>541342563Yes, and it was wonderful. Then came diversity and the attendant vilification of white men.
>>541343394A lot of the movie was very similar to what kids at that time were doing. Working fast food jobs, getting high, going to parties, fucking hot stacys, going to rock concerts and cruising the mall. Of course, times change and most of that ended with the influx of brown people destroying White culture.
>>541345431This lifestyle was still being emulated all the way in the early 2000s. I graduated HS 2002 and we all watched this stuff and hung out and constantly tried to fuck chicks and partied without cell phones...goddamn it was MUCH simpler. Even the internet was jank, if you wanted to jerk off to cyber porn cause you couldn't get a nudie mag or porn VHS you had to sit down at a station, wait for your folks to leave and slowly dial out with a 28.8 modem while praying you didnt get a virus navigating some shitty site where it took minutes to see bush.
>>541342563>watching "Fast Times At Ridgemont High" is a time machineYeah some movies will take you back to the feels you had when you first watched themI waited too long before watching Fast Times at Ridgemont High and the movie just felt dated to me
The world was a much different place in the early '80's than it is today.
>>541342563>Did this world exist?It was real in his mind AND his TV.
>>541345880>I graduated HS 2002 >get a nudie mag or pornWas forest porn still a thing then?Grew up semi rural farm area. Every once in awhile, you'd come across an old campfire surrounded by a bunch of empty beer cans, a rotten couch or a mattress, and pages from Hustler, Playboy, or some other porn mag scattered around.I found a paper bag once that was filled with pics & ads cut out from a swinger's 'zine. All black and white and most of the pics were really bad and looked mimeographed. Still, though, I was a very popular kid in the summer of '79.
