Lifer

Man hadnt landed on the moon yet

The Beatles had just released the White Album

Lyndon Johnson was the President of the United States, Nixon would be
Inaugarated in a few days.

There was nothing in the way of Senator Edward Kennedy's ascent to the
Presidency

Hogans Heroes was a Prime Time TV Show

Ed Sullivan and Andy Williams were big stars.

Split screen had not been invented yet

Nobody had ever heard of "The Godfather", "The Brady Bunch" or "The Partridge Family"

Jim Nance was the Patriots running back

Star Trek was on Prime Time TV

Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix were alive

Nobody had ever heard of "Frosty the Snowman"

Nobody had touch tone phones yet

People had "phonographs" to play their "records"

ctpatsfan77

Most people on this board hadn't been conceived yet. In a few cases, perhaps, even their parents.

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TheGodInAGreyHoodie

Brett Farve was in his rookie year.

Lifer

Brett Favre hadnt even been born yet!!!!!!!

10/10/69

Connecticut

He was joking, I assume.

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TheGodInAGreyHoodie

Hence the smilely face.

Disco Volante

Joe Paterno was still coaching Penn State!

Oh, wait...

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Wildo7

Bill Belichick was about to got to Andover, where he would start to draw up plays with his new friend Ernie Adams.

upstater1

Split screen and phonograph are a little out of kilter on that list.

During the 80s, we still played our LPs, AND that's probably when split screen came out, 2 decades AFTER the Jets.

But, there were certainly no personal computers back then, or word processors, etc.

PatsFanSince74

um, i think he was joking

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