You know you grew up in the 1920's if...

[Jakebert]

-Being a millionare ment becoming a syndicated cartoonist.
-Your mom was constantely accused of being a flapper who had nice gams
-Your father's babershop was the place to be on a Saturday night.
-Prohibition caused your parents to drink more.
-Two words: Amos 'n Andy.
-You tried to imitate Charlie Chaplin on the playground.
-People described you by saying "he's all wet".
-You got all balled up while reading about the Adventures of Little Nemo
-You thought that big band music and jazz were the bee's knees.

[DeAtHsTaR]

- "The Great Depression" referred to the way you felt when your mom wouldn't let you go outside to play stickball.

[batfish]

-if you wanted a more discreet moustache than your grandfather's.

[wheelchairman]

Now you're on the trolley....

[T-6005]

Ugh. Seriously.

[leo3375]

Hey, Big Band and Jazz are the bee's knees!

[Duskygrin]

Hihihi! This got me chuckling. I've just been reading in English "Cheaper by the Dozen" (by Jingo!) and it's totally there... but you forgot the Model T! And the bumperstickers "Jump in sardine, here comes your tin!" too... Dadidada.