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1963 was the year when color TV started becoming popular. Black and white was so last season. It's like people suddenly discovered the world was in color, and they were like, "Whoa, we've been watching the world in grayscale? No wonder everything seemed so dramatic!
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Back in 1963, they didn't have smartphones. Can you imagine? If you wanted to take a selfie, you had to carry around an actual camera and then wait for a week to see how it turned out. No wonder everyone looked so serious in those old photos – they were probably just tired of waiting!
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In 1963, they didn't have the internet. Can you believe it? If you wanted to know something, you had to go to a library and ask the librarian. And if they didn't know, tough luck – you'd spend the rest of your life wondering why cats purr.
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Remember when you had to actually get up and walk to the TV to change the channel? Yeah, 1963 was that era. Remote control meant asking your younger sibling to do it for you. "Hey, change it to channel 3 – I can't miss my favorite show!
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Back in my day" – you know you're old when you start a sentence like that. In 1963, "back in my day" meant talking about the Beatles, not complaining about the latest TikTok trends. Times have changed, and so have the definitions of "back in my day.
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1963 was the year of the first push-button telephone. Finally, a way to make a call without getting a finger workout from dialing! But let's be honest, those buttons didn't have the same satisfying click as the rotary dial. It was a technological leap, but a nostalgic loss.
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You ever look at your old childhood photos from the '60s and wonder, "Did we all have the same haircut or did our parents just want us to look like miniature versions of them?" I swear, everyone had those bowl cuts – we were like a society of accidental clones.
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Can we talk about the fashion in 1963? Bell-bottoms, psychedelic prints, and paisley everywhere. It's like the whole country was on a perpetual acid trip. I bet even the serious news anchors were secretly wearing tie-dye socks under the desk.
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You know you're getting old when your birth year is starting to sound like a historical artifact. "1963" sounds more like a dusty library book than the year I was born. I half-expect to see it on a museum exhibit card.
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