The seatbelts and secondhand smoke ones show just how retarded parents were that we needed “to survive” them.
The seatbelts and secondhand smoke ones show just how retarded parents were that we needed “to survive” them.
I see a lot of references to "drinking out of the hose" - is that now supposedly bad?
Poly vinyl chloride , it's not just for breakfast anymore.
Most of the hoses were some kind of rubber when I was a kid - but some tasted more "hosey" than others. Us kids knew where every remotely located faucet was in our little rural valley, so we could always get a drink directly out of the faucet in several places. We were also VERY careful to make sure we turned the water off when we were done!
I see a lot of references to "drinking out of the hose" - is that now supposedly bad?
Honestly , if you let the water run for a few seconds to get the hot water out of the hose ,
That was standard practice when drinking from the hose. No one likes drinking hot water. Plus you had to flush the bugs out of the hose before drinking. I once saw a lizard blast out of one.
We just considered it common courtesy - didn't want to get the neighbors mad and didn't want to fuck anything up for them either.And you're 100% right about making sure the hose was off ! In our house an ass beating could come your way for not paying attention to the details .The 60's were a interesting time to grow up .
Totally standard practice - although removing the hose from the faucet was also an option.
That was standard practice when drinking from the hose. No one likes drinking hot water. Plus you had to flush the bugs out of the hose before drinking. I once saw a lizard blast out of one.
