I would say video games , the mall, chat on phone...

We went outside, read books, spent time in person with friends and family etc.

ride bikes, everywhere. talk on the phone, play games...outside. hanging out at each other's houses, talking, watching movies, playing video games. record songs onto a cassette from the radio.

Hiking
Cruise the Island
Fix Cars
go to the Zoo
Girl watching
down to the Beach
Surf
Picnics
Fishing
Read
put together Models
collect Records and Listened
listened to the Radio
play with Neighbors
Games and Sports.
collected Matchbooks
Rode Bicycles

Climbing trees, building dens, making progressively larger stunt ramps for your bike, playing in the woods, chasing girls, street games.

We had a fairly large lot and a half dozen+ neighborhood kids. Trees, bushes, detached garage. Ideal fr "hide and seek". We played until well after dark. We also built a couple of tree houses and we inherited a big sandbox, left over from a construction project.

Obsessively wait by the radio, waiting for certain songs to play. 😅

Ride bikes, walk hand in hand

Played videogames, played a musical instrument, read books, visited various shops like record stores, played sports with their peers, watched TV...there's a lot to do outside of the internet.

I guess I could quality for this question.

i grew up the 70 and 80's

watched t.v. Had an old RCA and I think there was like 4-5 channels?
played outside / more outside time
read books
played sports (but not well)
rode my bike
wrote in a notebook for creative writing outet
wrote hand letters as opposed to emails . in cursive
drank alcohol

Sex, Drugs, and Rock N' Roll

Under 16, play golf, ride dirt bikes, drink a lot of beer…

There a million better things to do than hang out in the house.

Drink from the hose obsessively

Sports. Hung out outside. Go to the beach. Who in their right mind wants to be stuck in the house? Screw the internet. Get outside with friends and live.

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