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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I grew up in the 60s and 70s. I am 50. We ate junk food all the time. Twinkies, super sweet cereal, cokes, Kool-aide, ...... We weren't fat because we were active all the time. It really is that simple. [/quote] Yes. The 70s diet was horrible compared to today. [b]But most families had only one car so people biked and walked many places. We spent all day outside playing, running around, climbing trees, swimming. Most people did not have AC so inside was HOT over the summer. And lost of adults smoked in addition to being more active[/b].[/quote] OMG no. I was a child in the 70's. I never heard of a single family that only had one car, that would have been very strange. I lived in a middle class suburb and everyone had AC. And no, most people did not smoke. [/quote] Infant in the 70s? There is no way you were middle class or a child in the 70s based on what you posted.[/quote] I was born in 72. [/quote] Then you were not middle class. The house sizes then compared to mcmansions of today must have confused you [/quote]
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