at 108 years old, and to be coherent? You can bet her level of wit and intelligence was unmatched when she was in her prime.

I heard as you get older you remember better of time when you were young

househansa of course not because after our childhood nothing really rememberable happens any more.. at least not every week like it used to back then

I can remember a few things from when I was 7, but only very few. Visiting my grandfather in hospital - just seeing someone going from being quite robust to lying in a bed still complaining and then suddenly, no longer around. Also remember an argument with a girl in school when the teacher got a bit involved - all this was in 1979. It's quite hazy before that - I remember only a few things before that.

i disassociate most of the time so i’m sure when i’m old i won’t remember much either lol

The Night Watcher I’ll be happy if I can say 80 years ago, lol.

That would be so funny 😂

Hahahahahaha

Wade L. I’ll be happy if I can say 20 years ago

I rather die today

Top tier comment. Amazing to see that - already had lived 100 years and witnessed humans landing on the moon. Absolutely wild

Now that’s perspective

Feels like a Vsauce bit for his illusions of time. Such a fascinating timeline

Older than fucking Vladimir Lenin, Calvin Coolidge, Joseph Stalin, Douglas Macarthur, and Mao Zedong

I know you are referred to her life and how she lived when you say"what a ride " but that phrase can also be picked up wrong depending on where you live 😂

That happens to a lot of elderly people. They outlive friends and family

I wonder if she ever got to fly

i once had a patient who turned 100 years old. i wished her a happy birthday and asked if she would celebrate. she said "with whom? theres no one left but me"

@@beancelineawww so sad

R.I.P. 🙏

You got that right for sure. Amazing

@Zip Zappa ok smart ass. Social media we can be flexible with the English language thank you.

@Zip Zappa you don't have to be so English perfect. You're acting like the pupil who said 'please miss, she never said please"

@Zip Zappa aww some1 gettin all sensitive n dat, spekin English on social media we need to speak in proper English before zippy zapper here will get offended.. awww don’t cry, here’s a tissue. we shall all write in full sentences for your pee brain to understand, don’t u worry.

@Zip Zappa I must say you’re the loser who is part of the Nazi Grammar and Spelling police

Unfortunately not, she died in 1980

@@noirblanque5324 i mean she is on the internet NOW and forever. Well, until internet is taken from us for "security reasons"

hugh mongus it wont be pretty when that happens, very likely the end of civilization. I say this merely in the fact that not enough people will be able to adopt a pre technology lifestyle successfully and will lead to violence paranoia ect ect

@@edu.33 In this way, Vladimir Lenin is on the internet too.

hugh mongus oh

your math aint mathing huh

Ok

If Mrs. Florence was 108 in the year 1977 that means she probably was born in 1869. World War 1 started in 1914 so she would have been 45 and then World War 2 started Sept. 1939 so she would have been 70.

Her date of birth- 1868. And death is 1980. This is what the events she lived through- Ten years war (1868), Spanish American war (1898), world war 1, world war 2, even Korean and Vietnam war . Dang

@@nitrowolf17 living during the victorian era was a war itself

@@user-tv1xj5ji6x you good bro? 💀

🕊

She looks younger for 108!!! What a LADY 🕊️👍🏼

maybe she making shit up

She looks 75

😂

I am 62, that's what keeps me going, hope.

I'd rather not

Only if you have a sharp mind like her

That’s the goal!

And the 70s

@mr red r/Woosh

@mr red well, you must be fun at parties...

😂

mr red I guess someone pissed in your Cheerios

The scene she described was a cartoon in the magazine Punch. Although I’m sure many conversations like that were had!

But when the internet is eventually lost even that will disappear. When the last traces of our civilization inevitably burn after some disaster or war, we all will be forgotten. Even the very species he belong to and planet we call home. So the value you find is temporary, but so is all things.

@@RisingFlag100 Or when oil runs out (coming soon) EVERY modern technology, transport and machine will no longer work. As everything relies on oil. 99.99% plus of all species that ever existed have gone extinct, and our species is also on the way out, we are currently DE-evolving as is obvious from listening to people from 100 years ago and more and more biological markers in humans are proving this true.

@@buongiorno9714 Haha. Good stuff.

@@RisingFlag100 everything is temporary yes, except out spirits, the real us. When we die out body will fade away but the real us will be alive on eternity. Just wanted to tell you that Heaven and Hell are real eternal destinations for every human spirit, and that Jesus Christ said 'I AM the Way, the truth and the Life, no one comes to the Father but by Me'. For God so loved the world (us) that he gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but receive eternal life. God didn't send Jesus to condemn the world, but that through Him we might be saved.

yea u would think she would look wayyy older , she honestly don't look 108 she looks good

@@nobody-qz1tg She worked in beauty. That tells me one thing of the hundreds she used on her skin over the years may have been the answer. Maybe she did actually have the answer huh. Strong lady.

Even her legs look like they belong to someone younger

nobody alive today born in the last 30 years will last that long now because technology it messed your brain up

Yes I noticed her legs did look like from a much younger woman

She was 35 yo by their invention date.

I wouldn't blame them for being skeptical, many people died in planes in the beginning.

@@DiceDecides and people still do die

I was sceptical about phones with touch screen when they first came out, because normal keys seemed faster when writing SMS... lol

For several decades, airplanes could not fly safely at night. Had no cabin pressurisation. Were not very fast. Had a poor safety record. Before the DC3, no airplane made a reliable profit. The first models that clearly showed that aviation was fast, comfortable and profitable were the DC6 and the Lockheed Constellation. Before 1946-50, one had a right to be a bit sceptical of civilian aviation.

Oh my god!!! As a Muslim woman I find this hilarious for some reason :D

Please tell us more about your experiences and the war, before it and its aftermath.

LMAO imagine those men now , women now wear next to nothing . those men would have a field day in this era.

so no matter how conceiling the clothes, creeps will be creeps - . -'

Faye Ritenburg Oh how I wish they could see today ! Although, prostitutes always existed. Older eras really weren’t as naive or “prude” as we make them out to be lol

Hello Carolina, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus??

@@user-tv1xj5ji6x Safe from the vaccines

THAT'S SOUNDS SO AMAZING AND WONDERFUL!! 😭😭🥺

@@user-tv1xj5ji6x They're dead , the oldest person alive now was born in 1904

@@BrasilNacionalista0001 Okay. Hope you’re having a nice and a wonderful day today??

Well by that logic, we're all technically time travelers

@@jaffa3717 When she says that it’s obviously because she was born sometime after the First Industrial Revolution and was giving that interview at the beginning of the globalization in the middle of the Cold War… That’s a journey we would never be able to understand

Imagine being born three years after the Civil War in the United States ended and living to see Star Wars come out! Absolutely incredible!

Yes your right.

Same thing with us. Our technology is moving way too fast...Imagine saying in 1977 that everything is changed.

Sad THAT Paris is gone for good...

@@Lea_Kaderova ...no. ?

@@Lea_Kaderova wdym?

@@Lea_Kaderova No worries Lea, I went to Paris for the first time recently and I saw quite a bit more than ankle on those splendid Paris streets. So whether you wanna dress light or you just wanna look at hot girls, no matter, still no such thing matters in Paris!

@@jasmim9194 She means that it's full of non-white people now.

Yes...i like very much.

@@bekkerz7789 yes.its thrue.

sound a lot like John Hurt, the late actor

Oh yes yes

@@bekkerz7789 - & the Brits rag on the Americans now for preserving that R in many dialects...

A bit of a bold statement to claim that one publication played a significant role in the British sense of humour. I suspect our dry wit has been this way for centuries before Punch ever published it's first edition - it's just a quirk of our culture.

@@crowbar9566 Yeah, I think Punch reflected British humour (and adapted to it) rather than developed it.

@@crowbar9566 True. Otherwise how would a publication like Punch even come into existence it beggars belief.

I'm guessing that's where "punchline" comes from?

No, a punch line is the conclusion of a joke after being set up by misdirection.@@PanthraxIV

fucking cheers to that

I was thinking the same thing. Video cut out so quickly :/

I feel the same. I just wanted to hear her keep talking and telling us stories.

i wanted to hear about the business.!

Florence Pannell's tales. The transformations she's witnessed are truly mind-boggling! 🚀

Agree

Reminds me of the lady from the Aristocats

Grandmother Willow..

Simp

Basics Politics oh shut the fuck up

Hear, hear!

Ikr!!!!

Yeah I was just thinking that. More specific questions too.

@@mabel8179 The interviewer's questions were so moronic.

I totally agree I could of spent a long time in her company listening to her . I still remember some of the stories my nanny told me as a child not many sadly .

I'm sorry you have to watch the time count down. I hope you will be able to lay in the house of the Lord once you're gone. That is much much much better than having to be on this earth. I'll pray for you.

Wow so sorry god is with you spend as much happy memories here on earth as you can keep smiling 🙂

@@rghaw Thank you for your kind words. I suppose, I won't suffer that much when it happens, so it makes dying a little bit easier. I've had very active and productive life, I've enjoyed it. I hope, that my soul will be finally at rest and if there is any afterlife, I'll make sure, that I throw a hell of a party when I'm there.

@@themoocher3029 Dying is something you'll never fully accept. However, I've made peace with it. I've had very active and productive life and I will continue doing it until my last breath, of which I don't have that many unfortunately. I'm smilling as much as I can, because some dying people can't enjoy their lives. I don't have that much time. My dreams are like a clouds, that I could never reach. My deepest dreams are basically destroyed. Whereas, I'll try my best not to spend my final years worrying about it so much. Life shouldn't be something taken for granted, it's not. That is fate, that is unchangable. Thank you for your kind words, stay positive, which is the key to everything.

@@whoislenka You are very wise. You are completely right. No one can prevent it if it's destined to happen. Obviously, miracles can happen, but that doesn't mean that it is certain they will. You're doing a very wise thing by accepting it and being positive about it.

Thanks for sharing that

wow lol seems like someone id like to have met myself ❤️

Love her ♡

She remember the titanic ,wow!!!!

Plot twist - she held the gun and made him withdraw the money?

Ikr look she’s was actively movin and everything and u can actually understand her talking

@@angelinaduot1709 is there any reason why you should not understand🤔

​@@misscoutts6193 A lot of old people, even way younger than her, can't speak properly anymore, they can't put together a logical speech, or can't articulate words in a clear way etc.

@@etienneditolve1567 why!?

miss havisham The older a brain gets, the more it deteriorates.

And reading your comment in 2092!

@@nicklessincage Deep as fuck bro

Mind blown.............

Now she’ll be immortalised on the internet.

All I need to do is write this reply and my words are immortalised in the internet

Ye people could speak english 118 years ago. What a shock

she was Born in 1868 when the Titanic sunk she was 44 years old the fact that we can even see a video in color of her speaking is mind blowing and remarkable it shouldn’t be possible but it is.

It's pretty mad, however we may be lucky to experience the same level of change in our lifetimes.

​@@unholylemonpledge9730You crackhead. Clearly they're referring to how little our language has changed in the past ~150 years. If we were to have this woman talking with someone her age in this video when she was say, 10 years old, they would have been born in 1771. There's a greater difference in language between 1771 and 1879 than 1869 and 2023. Basically every century you go back the change is more dramatic

@@Robert_Danielit wasnt titanic though, it was replica Olympic afaik it was planned to kill big names before going to Usa look it up

What has changed? Nothing has changed in these couples of decades imo.

Things like personal computers and such we've had them for ages.

@@Zenovarse idk, in 30 years alot has changed. fashion, smartphones, political ideas, pop culture, price of life, and even some values don't hold up anymore in many places, or there's new ones, or evolved. not to mention what personal individual changes come through such times

@@Zenovarse Nothing? Are you even out of your bed? Biggest change? EVERYTHING Where should i start. Smartphones? Internet is getting huge AF. Finance crash. The massive dying of the great barrier reef and a lot of more to the World and climate. I can talk on and on

I feel like technology is accelerating, and people like me who were born around the time this lady died will see more change in our lives than she did if we haven't already.

she probably didnt know anything about/ didnt care about the beatles

Wagner and Bowie even. Berlioz and post-punk at the greater extreme...

And the sex pistols.

And there to see the beginning of the Jackson five, sadly not there to see the rise of Michael Jackson (little Michael as she may of known him by)

And Black Sabbath.

Just saying "2019" to somebody who was used to dates starting with "18" for the first 32 years of their life would probably seem really trippy!

Dont you think that moon landing was a bigger deal?

She would say that if you have it in your hand now, it is mostly because of people born in 19th century. We should all thank them.

My sentiments as well!!! My daughter and I are watching in the car on her lunch break at school. What would she make of my sending this video to my 85 year old Aunt, who will watch on her iPad. I wonder what the world will be like when we are centurions (hopping that we will be so fortunate)? Here’s to Enjoying lunch in our cars with technology!:-D

I am.doing the same lol

There was a lady last year that lived to 119 and another recently that lived close to 119. I believe living very long will become more common.

@@KingJackson11355 Yes

@@KingJackson11355 if your healthy

I think she lived to 112

More than that.. She probably didn't witness American stuff so much, had more important things to witness

A lot of those things are american movements that had very little relevance in britain Who is malcom x??

uhh hawai'i did not join america. they were a sovereign nation that was overthrown. they are still, understandably, upset.

She’s British lmao. The fuck would she care about Hawaii joining America

**very eurocentric (even more american) comment**

Oh my gosh. Mind blown.

Love this hahaha

Dude, this is insane. I love it

Wow. That contextualises it

My great aunt, who died when I was 13, was born at a time when the only technologies were steam trains and telegrams. No motor car played a role in her wedding. A few years before her death at age 90, she published an article in a journal of regional history pointing out that she had lived into the era of nuclear weapons, direct dial long distance, and astronauts orbiting the earth. She never drove, and she never mentioned seeing a movie. I have forgotten if she had a TV set. She stopped buying clothes in the 1920s. She had a secret vice: a bit of whiskey mixed into some hot milk, just before going to bed. It was for medicinal purposes, mind you...;) When she died, she left me a bit of money in her will. That bit of money enabled me to attend an Ivy League school without a scholarship. I remain deeply grateful to her.

I can't remember my life from 10 years ago

@Urso Ursidae SAME

Then there’s me, I can’t even remember what I was doing yesterday 😂

Only the highlights. And apparently your favorite cartoons ;) Look at dementia, more recent knowledge disappears first. It's the childhood stuff that sticks around in the back of your mind

Urso Ursidae 💀 why is this so relatable

especially being able to talk and have a sharp mind

My grandma is 106..and lives with us

And very alert with great recall. I would love to see a longer interview with her. I have so many questions.

@@renuhazari544 My great grand mother lived to 107. It's funny because she had to dye her hair grey because it was growing back black!

@@natlisan ohh wow ...my grandmas hair turned greay just few years ago and thy are really well now..like atoesst she is not bald now

Thank you..and how she's still attractive at 108!!?!

Her skin is phenomenal for 108!

Yes, she is extremely well preserved. Grand lady.

Michael T. Your comment is a bit creepy.

@@eccremocarpusscaber5159 There is nothing "creepy" about my comment. However, your immature interpretation of my comment is quite telling.

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

@@edithbannerman4 good n u?

Not 5 hours act her whole life out to us while she telling her life story

I would listen to her for whatever time necessary. And still i would want to hear so much more.

Same!

As long as it takes!

Same I could listen to her for hours.

I like how she says she "didn't fancy" planes "when they first came out" and she truly could say such a thing! I think it's awesome that she was over 100 years old and said she was "more adventurous."

Teddy Sundin my grandmother would talk about going from travel of the ox and cart, to men landing on the moon.

🌟༻🅹🅰🆈🅵🅰༺ ✓ • 5 years ago ha ha, I love it!! (But you know, it’s the only place you can get green cheese !) (She was born in 1889.)

Fact: there was no moon landing. Let the Bible be the authority in all matters. God tells us through His written word that the earth is fixed and cannot move, the sun is the one rising and falling, and there is a see through firmament above us(and water behind it,WHICH IS WHY THE SKY IS BLUE). Under the firmament in our sky is where the sun, moon & stars are located. Goodness, Satan has really deceived those who don’t read their bible! Pretty easy for him to do so. Hopefully Satan didn’t turn you away from believing in Jesus as our only means to get to heaven too!

​@@thebodyofchrist56 sorry it's no longer 12AD go away

Wow did she have any tricks for living so long?

Exactly what I was thinking!! 🙋

150years

1868*

That's what makes this so effing cool!

Imagine reading this comment 30 years from now even cooler

Thats almost WR by today standarts

I was a month old when she died.

That’s bonkers when you really think about it

That is astounding! God willing I make it that long

She would be 150 years old now

But which century? 😅😆

Quote of the centuries 😃

Quote of the last 3 centuries

@@DMCS1917 yesssss 😄😅😆

Quote of this last year...

Damn.

Boer War, 2 World Wars, Russian Civil War, Easter Rising, 6 British monarchs, light bulb, radio, airplane, zeppelin, moving pictures, cars, colour photograph, zipper, television, atom bomb, space rockets, Coca-Cola, Statue of Liberty, Eiffel Tower, women's votes, Mark Twain, Ernest Hemingway, Titanic, Hindenburg, San Francisco earthquake, JFK assassination.....the list goes on!

holy shit, i got goosebumps for real!

@kolo guilty

Not in History. Just in modern History

And here I am, legit can't remember what I did last week.

Always listen to an elder's story if they want to share.

It's a privilege to listen to them.

And I'd be there to listen to her

I love conversing with the elderly community they are magical with their stories 😍

My Great Grandmother was born in 1887 and died in 1991 aged 104. Her lifespan covered the Boer War ( Started 1889) right through to the First Gulf War (1991). She lost 2 brothers in the Great War, which she never talked about. I wish now that I had spent more time talking to her and asking about her past. Something I will always regret now that it's to late.

@@bovinestool1681 cool

The sad part is even though people live through such large events, they'll just go 'meh' and forget until some up-and-coming reporter prods them for a historical segment far in the future :/

shame she didn't see the internet

I can't imagine being alive in the times of Tsaikovski and Black Sabbath's Paranoid. 😂 For me (born in 1994), they seem to be worlds apart and both being ancient history to me, but they can be fit in to a life span of one woman.

Really makes you think about how recent 1700s, 1600s etc really are and how quickly we've developed

Very well said,,, isint that craziness. Really makes u think x I loved the video 💗

@iiCause Viibes plenty of people lived past 60.

Are health was dismal a few 100 years ago, think it depended where you lived. London city v rural ,, big difference on life span I'd say xx

Yeah, her parents or grandparents.

I realized that, imagining her in Ripper times London, she was in her 20s even then, whoa

Jaymeehoffstar;) But who would suspect such a fine young lady?

@KoivuTheHab germany was formed in 1871

he’s still considered the first serial killer, but get what you mean haha

@@suckmydingledong har har 😜

Imagen

Space Odyssey's amazing enough tho

🤯🤯🤯

That's a lovely picture. 🥰

Born before planes existed, lived long enough to see men on the moon.

Ooh, I'm twenty. I hope to make it to 2109.

Wow, I wanna live to see the year 2100 :’(

If I do, I will try to comment on this video, that is if it’s still up and KZfaq still exists lol

@@requiem165 Right I really would love to make it to 100 years old, which I will be in 2100

@@shanenanigans27 I know right, I might be able to pull it off what with modern medicine and that

She lived through both World Wars, AMAZING!

Are you crazy? How come that is unbelievable? Of course there were people around that age and older when the war started! It didn't affect only young people for goodness sake!

Dream TheDream89 it’s crazy to think about. No need to get so logical.

She was 70 when World War II started and 71 when America entered the war.

@@dreamthedream8929 You completely missed the point, actually talking to someone who was that age and lived through it

Who landed on the Moon?

Swane knoctic seriously dude don't start that.

Ha ha sorry Thrillseeka New Zealand. Just looking for an argument.

Swane knoctic - arguments are next door, this is abuse in here, you spotty big-nosed twonk.

How do you know I have a big nose? Colin sir.

The majority of the world does dear.

Wandrative but a majority of the world isn’t 108 years old 😉 it’s amazing really.

Windows 1860 is amazing

Looool 😂😂😂

My favorite comment here so far ^^

That sounds great

We've done exactly that! First older person will be online very soon.

@Hernando Malinche Exactly! People of the future all they need to do is scroll through KZfaq 🤦🏽‍♂️

@Hernando Malinche That's cool I get what you mean, i was born in 97 so the early & mid 2000's I'm very familiar with but even with it comes to the olden days all I had to do was watch a movie from the 60's 70's, 80's, etc. And KZfaq even has videos of what life was like in early 1900's even the late 1800's. So if you really think about the future generation pretty much has the industrial world all the way up to the modern world all mapped out for them really.

@Hernando Malinche I wonder why, but every generation has movies that accurately protrays how the life and times were. You just have to find those good movies or documentaries really. Gotta expand you're horizon a bit more than vlogs young grasshopper lol.

I had to look up her phrase "in punch" what that meant, and I never really found a definition anywhere.

I believe she's referring to a British magazine named "Punch"@@c.rutherford en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punch_(magazine)

@@mariabjorkdahl5166 I would never have guessed that. She said it several times so she must have been a fan of it. Glad to sort that out!

Beerdy - Bruce Lee Central who wants to live with Karl Marx?

@@davidcross9811 bernie's voters

David Cross me

David Cross me

@@f.th.4299 alright you fucking weirdo who touched you in the special area when you were a kid?

Me to I don't know why but I feel attach to that time for some reason can't explain it

@playlists she adapted to modern languags yet retained the amazing classic victorian accent

She has an amazing accent that you would never hear in England nowadays. Utterly charming. Wish she had had the chance to talk a lot more.

Why did her accent remind of Eliza Dolittle from My Fair Lady 🤔

Ikr

They were focus enough (with the moments infront of them) unlike us we spent too much time here on the Internt..

@@onlyniceviar Boohoo phone bad

@@onlyniceviar neoboomer

@@onlyniceviar btw On the internet you can choose between watching 5 minute crafts and reading scientific literature. It's your will that makes the difference

@@cutebunny6690 you know they only do dumb shit without utilizing the potential of the internet. they're just projecting it onto others.

Now he's just found in the stripclub and is now known as jack the stripper

*And Jonathan Joestar.*

Creepy

@@Princess2Warrior What If she's actually just Erina joestar

wow of all the things that's what I thought about too

Change has always occurred, albeit more gradually. Often I research the ancient Mesopotamian civilization, and one thing that intrigued me was how the whole civilization became completely unrecognizable to how it started, from small wooden huts to giant city-states and elaborate palaces like those at Babylon and Ur.

I may be wrong but it seems to me that 20th century was a rollercoaster compared to previous times. A lot of bad things happened and at the same times a lot of positive changes happened and changed our lives, both practically and mentally. And yet this start of 21st century seems less interesting, it reaks of cultural stagnation and political back walking.

@@negy2570 I would disagree. The greatest transformational century in history is undoubtedly the C19th. That is the way we thought about life changed, (e.g. by the end of the C19th everyone arranged their day by clock time. Just this alone was a profound change from a past where a day was just one thing, not divided into hours or even for most into activities) However the C20th delivered on the C19th thinking into lots of small improvements in people's domestic lives. So it felt like new gadgets or behaviour was a consistent flow but the thinking was all from the C19th and still is.

imagine how surreal it would have been for them if they also got to see the present day

she lived through no cars to moon landing. checkmate@@flashtrash7830

@@flashtrash7830 I once read a biography of Sir Sanford Fleming (1827-1915), who invented time zones, and it made the same point. The Industrial Revolution was the biggest material change in human society in ten thousand years, the switch from farming to industry as the mode of production. Fleming was born as the Industrial Revolution was getting started, just before the invention of the railway and the telegraph, and died in a world with telephones, film, cars and aeroplanes. But I would say that Florence Pannell witnessed a lot more changes in society and in technology in everyday life. She was born before the torrent of inventions in the last quarter of the nineteenth century, most notably the telephone, the gramophone, the incandescent bulb, the car and film. She ended her life in a world with jet airliners, colour television, the contraceptive pill and the first personal computers. When she was young, women had far less rights than men, married women were effectively the property of their husbands and a glimpse of stocking was looked on as something shocking. The 1970s saw the permissive society, the Women's Liberation Movement and the Sex Discrimination Act. I love that this Vctorian woman who'd survived to 1977 took down the Victorian Age with humour and made it clear she was on the side of Women's Liberation.

YES! Such a shame! They should have hours and hours of this woman’s stories preserved for posterity! I googled to see if I could find more on her. It said; this is all that is known of her “live interview” wise...so sad. An amazing lady!

X2

The reporter though lol...the lady was giving such informative commentary of societies of her time and the reporters just like ok yeah have you been on a plane though?

I felt exactly the same

I want more.

Who was the interviewer

@@finessindanny2417 Joan Shenton

ASG66 same

@Strelok hahahaha yah i wondered either why he thought about that HAHA

@ASG66 she would let you, she's more adventurous now.

Lucky for her she passed before rap.

@@soylentgreen7074 lol.

I'm 20 and can't remember when I was 10 😂

Yea from like Beethoven to Ozzy or something lol

@@VektorV2 She outlived Hitler and Stalin.

Exactly! I'm sure they thought the world would soon end.

Kris Ferrero Or living in a time when people still believe the Sex Pistols were real....they were an example of early CGI, created in a studio by George Lucas

I once asked my mother about that. She is only sixty, but when I think of how things were when she was a little girl, and how things are now, I see a huge difference in society, technology, international politics, etc. She told me doesn't feel the change, and only looking back and reflecting on the past she feels like things have changed, but progress is not a leap, it is more like a continuous process.

@Kris Ferrero that’s a discussion for another time

imagine just missing out on twerking!

Brendan Berney And more than 2 centuries old when this interview was conducted

Imagine going from the invention of the airplane, to watching man step on the moon. I would've loved to ask her what she thought of it.

Pin this comment yo

Why are you comparing a great british lady like this to that ignorance filled shithole the US

I slap chickens Not everyone in the US is ignorant and uncultured, although most people outside of a fee select areas are.

I still don't trust them.😆

I have that same feeling every time a new Xbox comes out.

@@donnaharris8097 I'll tell you that planes in the Americas had a far more common place (as in The United States) they had the Boeing 737 Max at the time which had luxury meals and very loud music to take away from the loud propellor...oh my bad, Marx line mar I meant, ya, the propellers were quite the uncomfort and made up 60 percent of the sound on the plane. Really surreal feeling and provided a great and relaxing swing away from home life...although their was the chance for a hijack to occur or gundown..but not when you payed high money for a nice flight! It felt more human and natural back yesterday..now, everything is so alien and uncomfortable and distant feeling, nothing seems genuine..

@@donnaharris8097 very cool information by the way!

Yea it's like Space tourism for me, even if I had the money I'd rather wait to make sure it's extremely safe.

True

Joseph Stalin Why should they "shut up"?

@Joseph Stalin You are just a disgusting rude person. Telling someone who gave a great comment such filth. You must live in a bin.

@@jasminflower3814 I mean, he is Josef Stalin. One of many infamous Russian leaders. He's not a nice person.

Well most old people nowadays seem to not remember shit, or just dont want to be bothered.

It's crazy to imagine lol

@@mrtraa2639 Or even a great grandson

@@mrtraa2639 in WW1 even!

WW1 started in 1914 you dumbfuck.

And dont moan our godfather Jesus!

sounds like electric cars

@@gjdud12 True, I find their technology fascinating but most petrol heads could care less about them.

@@TimSlee1 im one of those, but I am also a tech head so i have mixed feelings...

@@gjdud12 What also fascinates me is the speed and acceleration of electric super cars, they perform just as well as petrol cars in those departments.

Tim Slee Not in range and acceleration... at least yet

Macsen Wledig grass couldve been a different colour, maybe yellowish. how would you know? you werent around in the 1800s

@Macsen Wledig But for example fruit and vegtables were different. Different forms and more seeds

I tried to compare old and new photos of the same place, and one thing I noticed is that all the little things change. However some things don't change. I'll give you an example: compare a very old picture of a street with recent one. You will see that the sidewalk tiles are different, lamp posts have moved, the sidewalks has moved a bit, the road is different, shops are different, many buildings are gone, the way people dress is totally different, plants are gone, etc. However the same road still runs there, you can still see people crossing the road, going to work, maybe, holding hands, same shit. Some roads can be traced back to roman times!

No period in history has drastically changed us more as a species than the 20th century. I don't think the 21st century would beat the 20th century in terms of huge technological improvements. Just saying.

@@SteezyRedStars sure the 21st century can beat the 20th century in technological advancement, we just need a couple of world wars and a long cold war for that to happen. Nothing advances technology as much as global armed conflicts and arms races.