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Related: About this forumLong hair and beads were no match for a stern Joe Friday lecture.
Long hair and beads were no match for a stern Joe Friday lecture.
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Long hair and beads were no match for a stern Joe Friday lecture. (Original Post)
mahatmakanejeeves
May 2021
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samnsara
(18,272 posts)1. we still are... we are just slower now.
...and we have way more disposable income
Buckeye_Democrat
(15,026 posts)2. Beatniks had more fun.
It was all before my time!
rickyhall
(4,889 posts)3. Hippies on Dragnet were fake.
I liked the hippies on Star Trek better.
Hoyt
(54,770 posts)4. Joe Friday Comments on Ultra Right-Wing Militias -- Less than 2 minutes.
Buckeye_Democrat
(15,026 posts)5. Great clip!
Thanks for sharing it!
ArizonaLib
(1,262 posts)6. There were hippies on Adam-12, also
Weird how the California studios had a hard time portraying them (I was born in 1968 - I was being made the same time the White Album was being made). I remember watching a rerun where a 'hippie' was drugged out in his bedroom, unable to function except that he was playing his sitar with adequate ability.