Originally posted by haytrain[..]
It's the draft for serving in the military. All males must register for it when they turn 18....but we haven't had a draft since the Vietnam war, so it's not that big of a deal.....at least to me.
Originally posted by flowerchildbeing a part of the younger generation might have its advantages, yet I couldn't witness all these awesome times like when the joshua tree was released or see a zoo tv concert live.
sometimes, that makes me wish I was a little older already, but ah well, I'm enjoying the present as much as I can
Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
To think that I've lived through the ZooTV era acts as some comfort for me lol...
And the fact that we can watch DVDs, Youtube material etc. also means we can at least get a feel of what it was like
Originally posted by MWSAH[..]
We were walking around with our toys back then, playing outdoors with the kids in the neighbourhood, while U2 rocked through 5 continents...
Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
Yeah, what a thought eh? I was watching PopMart DVD the other day, and thinking that when that was all happening, I was learning how to count and looking forward to World Cup '98 in France! And spending far too much time playing with Action Men...
Originally posted by haytrain[..]
It's the draft for serving in the military. All males must register for it when they turn 18....but we haven't had a draft since the Vietnam war, so it's not that big of a deal.....at least to me.
Originally posted by flowerchildthat's true, at least we got most of it on dvd, cds and bootlegs
and yeah, it sounds so surreal in a way.
while I, for example, wasn't even born at that time u2 were already standing on stages and playing awesome music! so weird.
