Does anyone else realize that 30 years from now, we'll be saying things like, "Today's entertainment is crap! Back in my day, we had shows like South Park. And that South Park movie; what a classic! They don't make movies like that anymore."
That'll be pretty fucked up, dudes.
Eric Perlin wrote in message ...
What do you suppose our kids will come up with to shock us?
That is what really scares me. To what point will society have to corrode to shock the current generation?
personally, i believe society will come full circle and go back to opera/classical music complete with powdered wigs and pantaloons. THAT would shock the current generation pretty good......
Michael Pitts wrote in message ...
Easy, they'll listen to easy listening music with the sound really low & watch movies like "Gidget".
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Eric Perlin wrote in message news:SV0j3.41$[email]...
Worse than that, our grandchildren will groan as they listen to us talk about some silly old-fogey cartoon.
Just like people are looking back some some of the classic movies of the day, and grandparents are grumbling about loud fast music. Betcha that in 30 year popular music will be so loud and fast that it will be just a continuing, irritating tone.
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In article , "Eric Perlin" wrote:
<<Does anyone else realize that 30 years from now, we'll be saying things like, "Today's entertainment is crap! Back in my day, we had shows like South Park. And that South Park movie; what a classic! They don't make movies like that anymore."
That'll be pretty fucked up, dudes.>>
Anyone want to predict what entertainment will be like in... 2034?
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