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Can you hear it?
That faint rustle in the hedgerow?
The delicate pitter-patter of tiny little feet that are not quite human and yet so much more than human?
It can only mean one thing. The return of the feature that has all but taken on a life of its own.
But that life is nothing without you because it's a feature in which only you can decide just what is to be discussed.
Therefore, feel free to post a topic of your choice and we shall discover down which long and winding pathway it takes us.
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What have you been nostalgic for lately? Can be anything, not just pop culture!
As always, if anyone else wants to post here, feel free.
CH
With Robert Redford‘s death, today, Charlie has suddenly become nostalgic for “three days of the condor” and more broadly the Cold War. Charlie loved a good old-fashioned, Cold War, spy movie or book.
With Christmas being exactly 100 days from now, Charlie has suddenly become nostalgic for the old Sears catalog that seemingly every household in America received for Christmas. Charlie didn’t much care for the tool offerings or the pots and pans offerings, but he sure loved what was on offer for toys, notably, hot wheels, and Johnny lightnings!
Charlie is nostalgic for honesty. After the International Stone-Skippng Scandal in Scotland last week, Charlie feels glum.
Pretty much everything at the moment. Seems to be symptomatic of middle age.
I came across a folder of documents related to projects I was working on five years ago, and that made me nostalgic.
Frankie Goes To Hollywood and Propaganda box sets being announced made me nostalgic.
I watched a movie filmed in Notting Hill in 1979 last night, and that made me nostalgic for my childhood glimpses of London in 1978-79.
Remembering the political climate of just a decade ago makes me nostalgic.
Also, any time anyone here mentions Alan Moore's Swamp Thing, I remember where I was and what I was doing when I bought that comic. And I get all misty-eyed.
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