Well said

Exactly so

He is the normal one . We have become artificial. Quite enjoyed the down to earth aspect of his character.

What you wrote is very identical to what I wrote on another video about Ben. I said he isn’t hurting anyone, so same thing. He comes across as highly intelligent and dedicated to something that he has made his passion. No harm in that. He’s a likeable fellow.

Hello, l was born in 1941,,and l remember so many of these objects. Thank you. Valerie.

Now a days kids idolise criminals and gangsters

@@oksoijusttookafatshit they idolised gangsters then too…

​@@oksoijusttookafatshit Al Capone, born in 1899, the 1920s-1930s gangster, leader of the Italian Mafia in NY, that was widely idealized & idolized. Lol. So bad he went to Alcatraz, yet so well-liked that he was able to WALK AROUND FREELY whilst ordering people's assassinations lest they speak bad of him. He was only jailed because the FBI was able to find an excuse to jail him: tax evasion. Let's say you were born in 1990. If you were born a hundred years earlier, in 1890, I'm sure you would be saying the same thing about "kids these days in the twenties".... the nineteen twenties... Enough said.

And he is not a super predator either.

We need more people like him hundred per cent it looks better way of life

Hahaha 😂

Thank you it should be taught it is a part of history.

My nan did exactly the same !

Nice

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That is so funny! Really made me laugh.

🤭

Any online communities of such? I'm the same and enjoy knowing others alike. Cheers

Mutually so. There doesn't seem to be many communities online unfortunately.

@@bhs3871 it the case of simply posting online- Instagram is the best place and with hashtags you’ll attract a following. That and following brands who reproduce vintage clothing helps

@@charliestevensmee9324 we are online actually. It isn’t a physical group you would join online or anything but a community that will have people following each other like on Instagram etc. We also have brands that we all wear, we go to trade shows and events and meet up etc as well

I suppose you're right. I just don't see much of it, as I don't use much social media I supposse.

So true.

And women were second class citizens?

tell that to lgbtq people, black people and women hahaha. No one was equal, but the music and clothes were great!

@@iemand2612 would of been great if equality existed

I'm on the other bit of the spectrum, well, I kinda like the concept of being a house husband,

Men are very feminised these days. In my area it's all skinny jeans and floppy fringe, not manly at all.

Originally from this video. I liked how he wore suspenders. They could really help frame a mans physic. The slick combed hair was very attractive. 1970's mens fashion, is another era I like. Shirts unbottoned to mid-chest. Facial hair and chest was very common. 1950's mens military haircuts. 1980's mens leather jackets and denim trousers were very attractive. Victorian mens swimwear is very inspiring. Today mens fashion is very androgynous and feminized. It doesn't suit a man, it remains in a gray area between man and woman.

@@troysierra5228 I know, sometimes you are not sure if you're looking at a guy or a girl. Men definitely lack masculinity these days, it's very unattractive.

Yea there is so much soy going around today.

I recognised Godmanchester just dipping into the film with the thatched boat house.

Completely mate

he has a washing machine and tv haha

Here in the States most people used wringer washers in the 40s. Don't know how widespread they were in the UK.

That’s what I was thinking, get some gravy on it!

I was thinking the same... I'm going to try the suet pudding it looked Tasty yum yum.