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TIMELINE 1976 - Everything That Happened In '76

TIMELINE 1976 - Everything That Happened In '76

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Weird History's Timeline is taking you back to 1976. Sit back on your bean bag chair and take a trip back to the '70s. 1976 would be the debut of some famous TV shows, including Charlie's Angels, What's Happening, and The Family Feud, as well as major events, including the election of Jimmy Carter to the White House. Grab your TV Dinner and dial your neighbor up on your rotary phone because we're getting groovin' on 1976
Date: 2022-12-29

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Getty wealth A dead pieces museum gets the wealth but not living's well being the ones who need it most and most probably would have given thousand times blessings for old bones to land in heaven: ). nothing can be more far from crazy insane then this I pointed out earlier also sometimes wealth just happens to you or comes to you or you finally give consumers commodity needed most and wealth comes. yet how you use it. the secret of something good and for your name to be taken reverentially [ the point of giving it to museums et all with name plates which one reads and forgets also, but till human race lives on this planet. How your name echoes, contact me. I now charge for my advice: ) maybe few more old bones can band together and then approach me, worth it.
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The biggest thing about 1976 for people who were around in the UK at the time was the summer. Between May and September daytime temperatures were in the 30s Celcius (high 80s to high 90s Fahrenheit. All good you may think, but at the same time there was virtually no rain. Reservoirs ran dry and there was water rationing in some parts of the country. I was born in 1958 so I remember it well. The following summer - well there wasn't one. Overcast and dreary the whole time. What a contrast.
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The so called insanity of so called communism without even understanding what it stands for and in Hollywood people persecuted for that? really it takes dumb ass's fart paranoid minds to another levels. what was communism supposedly was to do to Holly wood? which its own laid down regulations wasn't doing? union or non union members paying scales still going on so what was communism supposed to in that? trouble with USA political murky lobbies mayhem, it hurts its own people, a fact.
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This is my year of birth. For that matter, my bday is in two days. 11/14/76. I was dubbed the bicentennial baby by my parents and doctors at birth. Born in 76, red hair, white skin, blue eyes. Just got to thinking, I wonder what all was going on before I was able to comprehend anything. As I age, I'm seeing more and more that most everything I've ever learned and been taught about Americas history is a bunch of twisted half truths at best. What a shock lol
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I was one of those 70's brats living in suburbia USA. If you lived in the suburbs then and your parents were fairly well off, it was like a golden age. You had more comforts, entertainment and leisurely distractions than most people in the world had ever had. The turmoil of the 60's had pretty much melted away and people were just wanting to 'do their own thing'.
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My father was born on Friday the 13th in October. He tells the story of a helper who did not show up on a Friday. When asked why, the helper told my father I don't work on Friday the 13th. My father replied I was born Friday October 13th and live at 1313. The helper did not say a word, turned around and left.
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delusion of democracy works is the foggiest notion and belief till now where everything is done under its facades of too many cooks spoiling the entire systems more easily or even any right work to get done, with each group cutting others dicks off with yay's nay's already bartered bought
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That was the year I turned 18, do I need to say more? Easy, happy, a little bit of this, a little bit of that, I wish I had known life wouldn't stay that way forever, I would possibly have tried to remember more of it, but then, maybe not! He he, it was great fun, precious memories, thanks.
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1976 was the year I flew the coop at age 17! Hoped freight trains to Seattle where I rented an apartment next to the first Starbucks (the only one at the time. This was also when Microsoft was just getting started. 1976 was the epic year that marks the start of so many things!
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Not only year, where so much gets accomplished, every decade, 10 years is loooooonnngggggg time and just think somebody's 25 years deliberately held blocked and being destroyed with multiple skills wherever the person goes. even I want to know who can hold that long.
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Wow. I didn't know most of those since I wasn't here at the time. I read so many of Agatha Christies books as a kid. We watched Formulas so I did know about Niki Lauda's accident and Muppets & Charlies Angels were loved of course. Datsun100a was my very first car
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Every middle aged woman in america, my mother incuded, got their hair styled like Dorothy Hamil's after seeing her in the olympics Not only my mother got that haircut but all of my frients' mothers as well as several of the female teachers at my school
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I'm a 70's child. It hit differently. Back then we were united as one, mostly. July 4 was a big deal. Picnics and parades and 1776 was everywhere. I remember it was a beautiful day. Warm and sunny. Always remember Weebles wobble but the don't fall down.
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I was in 2nd grade during the first half, and I remember we had an assembly to celebrate the Bicentennial. They made a bunch of cupcakes that when you put them together, it was a display of the American Flag. We each got a cupcake to eat in class.
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I cant believe they didnt show the train that went around the country celebrating the bicentennial. That train and the space shuttle are the two things I remember the most after the teenage babysitter that introduced me to playing doctor

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For one, we had the coolest 6th grade teacher ever in Mr Phelpswhat a year! And I cant believe the hippie stuff was left out like the bike ride across America!
PS And Shatner didnt show up because he knew hed fly with SpaceX later! Lol!

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14. 30 - You show a picture of James Hunt but at the same time describe an Italian driver as being the one who pulled out Niki Lauda. Of course, it was actually James who did this heroic act which effectively saved Lauda's life that day.
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Carter was almost as bad as BIden. waiting in hour long lines to get gas, 200+ American hostages in Iran with no chance of escape. Of course old Joe was well into his career on the dole. excuse me, his career as a politician.
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I remember getting my hair styled just like farrah faucet. some of my friends preferred the short and sassy look. all these years later I still think the farah look is the greatest hair style there ever was for a woman.
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