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In a message dated 7/25/2004 10:44:00 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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Because at that time in TVLand, a peck on the cheek was all the enjoyment a
guy could have with his hot wife.
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And yet, just a little earlier, there was the Dick Van Dyke Show. There's the
great episode where Rob and Laura get off for an evening at a fancy hotel.
It's all about sex, or at least its anticipation. They flirt...they explore the
room (At one point, while cuddling on a chaise lounge with Laura, Rob looks
around and says, "This place has some neat spaces!"), then Laura goes into the
bathroom for a bath, where her toe gets stuck in the faucet. Most of the
episode is very conscious that she's behind that door....naked. (Hmm...maybe that's
just me....)

They had separate beds at home, but you could tell they did it.

Kathryn, who wonders why she's speculating on the sex lives of 60's fictional
characters


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In a message dated 7/26/04 7:53:17 AM, KathrynJB@... writes:

<< Kathryn, who wonders why she's speculating on the sex lives of 60's
fictional
characters >>

Hey, Ozzie and Harriet definitely did it, at least twice.

Beaver's parents too. (Oh wait--those are 50's.)

By the 70s, The Brady Bunch, they were unquestionably doing it, in a kingsize
bed, right?

I think one of the greatest (meaning big-worst) impediments to sex lives in
those older days HAD to be curlers. Lots of women wore curlers to bed. And
that's not attractice, nor comfortable, nor sexy. Perms probably did more for
active sexuality than anything for years had (except the stench, those first
few days). Then the hippies didn't bother with curlers or perms either one.

Sandra

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In a message dated 7/26/2004 10:53:28 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
SandraDodd@... writes:

By the 70s, The Brady Bunch, they were unquestionably doing it, in a
kingsize
bed, right?<<<

Not necessarily---the kids were all from PREvious marriages. Carol and Mike
maybe NEVER did! <g>

~Kelly


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In a message dated 7/26/04 9:05:18 AM, kbcdlovejo@... writes:

<< Not necessarily---the kids were all from PREvious marriages. Carol and
Mike
maybe NEVER did! <g> >>

YOU saw the way they looked at each other at the bottom the stairs.
And Alice the cook/maid/whateverall was always keeping the kids occupied
downstairs so they had even MORE time together.

Sandra

Sylvia Toyama

Not necessarily---the kids were all from PREvious marriages. Carol and Mike maybe NEVER did! <g>

~Kelly

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Wasn't that the first show where viewers actually saw the married couple in the same bed together?

Maybe all the TV rules are why so many people who grew up then have this idea that their parents never had sex? It's been a long-running joke here that Gary must have been conceived on a handshake, because he just knows his parents never did it! <g>

Syl


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In a message dated 7/26/2004 11:24:39 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
SandraDodd@... writes:

YOU saw the way they looked at each other at the bottom the stairs.
And Alice the cook/maid/whateverall was always keeping the kids occupied
downstairs so they had even MORE time together.




<<<<

Right----but there was never "living proof": like Wally and the Beaver or
like Rickie and the other one. <g>

~Kelly


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In a message dated 7/26/2004 9:53:17 AM Central Standard Time,
SandraDodd@... writes:

Perms probably did more for
active sexuality than anything for years had (except the stench, those first
few days). Then the hippies didn't bother with curlers or perms either one.




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But they had The Pill, like my mother did, not long after I was born in the
mid-60s'. (I was born in '62, but my mother didn't get the pill until around
'65. Took her that long to find a non-Catholic doctor in Chicago who would
prescribe it for her.)

My mom used to give her friends perms and haircuts at our dining table also
in the '60s and I remember really wanting to be absent those days!

Karen




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In a message dated 7/26/04 10:02:26 AM, kbcdlovejo@... writes:

<< Right----but there was never "living proof": like Wally and the Beaver or
like Rickie and the other one. <g> >>

David.
Ooh he was dreamy.
(oooh I was five, what did I know?)