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Edited by
Mr_Music
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I'll stick with jeans and sleeveless t-shirts!
Me too! 
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Remember pulltabs on soda and beer cans? Step on one on the playground and get lockjaw for life. But save 'em up at home, and you could make vests, hammocks, hats, planters, and hot pants. Wear 'em to the Renaissance Faire and you'd be a hit.
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Lacoste shirts (the polo shirts with the little alligator sewn on the breast) and all the preppies who wore them. The Buffy and Muffy and Biff and Skip infiltration of the early '80's. 
oh yeah, i remember that..IZod..um huh..i was an spoiled lil brat..but hey, i was En vogue, and i ws hawt! 
You keep telling yourself that homeboy! hahahahahahahahaha |
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One must not forget Polyester pant suits with the silk shirts or Streakin
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One must not forget Polyester pant suits with the silk shirts or Streakin
And mooning. Still done by frat boys and 5-year-olds. |
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Remember pulltabs on soda and beer cans? Step on one on the playground and get lockjaw for life. But save 'em up at home, and you could make vests, hammocks, hats, planters, and hot pants. Wear 'em to the Renaissance Faire and you'd be a hit. Now, you are reaching back a bit..um, Keith, our age is beginning to show... Remember silly putty. useless as hell, and the "pet rock" (the most exciting thing about that was it came in a bright yellow box..and the guy made millions. My use for it? A projectile from my wrist rocket... |
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Using silly putty on the comics in the newspaper. Working hard to get the picture perfectly on it. Then thinking, okay NOW what do I do with it?
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Ohhh and the Platform Shoes, Tied Dyed T-shirts ohhh now we all had to have those with the Bellbottom Jeans or shirts with the Peace sign or big Marijuana leaf on it as well as the Love Beads to wear.....
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Edited by
Mr_Music
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Sun 07/05/09 11:26 AM
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My other sister had some of those Rock Flowers....a little (approximately) 6-inch doll that came accompanied with a thick plastic record, with three slots around the spindle hole where you could attach this clear plastic cone that you could put one of the dolls' legs in, then position her, and when the record spun, she would "dance".
I tell ya what, if you ever saw that Lilac's long hair blowin' in the breeze while she "danced" atop her magenta-colored platter of "Good Friends", you'd never respect that damn Barbie again!
Also, if you cranked the record up to 78 rpm, she'd become a Berkeley speed freak....and sound like one, too! |
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Ohhh what about go go boots & miniskirts.
HUmmm and Afro's  yeppiers I had my hair done that way 
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My other sister had some of those Rock Flowers....a little (approximately) 6-inch doll that came accompanied with a thick plactic record, with three slots around the spindle hole where you could attach this clear plastic cone that you could put one of the dolls' legs in, then position her, and when the record spun, she would "dance". I tell ya what, if you ever saw that Lilac's long hair blowin' in the breeze while she "danced" atop her magenta-colored platter of "Good Friends", you'd never respect that damn Barbie again!
Also, if you cranked the record up to 78 rpm, she'd become a Berkeley speed freak....and sound like one, too! You have a lot of knowledge about these things. And "Mystery Date"
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Edited by
Mr_Music
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Sun 07/05/09 11:27 AM
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*shrugs*....I had two older sisters. What can I say?
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*shrugs*....I had two older sisters. What can I say?
Yes I know  The things poor little brothers were subjected to.
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*shrugs*....I had two older sisters. What can I say?
Yes I know The things poor little brothers were subjected to.
I know!  Scarred me for life, it did.
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*shrugs*....I had two older sisters. What can I say?
Yes I know The things poor little brothers were subjected to.
I know! Scarred me for life, it did.
As long as you didn't play dress up with them, we're good. |
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Hummmm Mexican Jumping Beans ( those things amazed me for hours) Rubiik's Cube (only thing that keep us quiet for a while), and of course The Fonz
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*shrugs*....I had two older sisters. What can I say?
Yes I know The things poor little brothers were subjected to.
I know! Scarred me for life, it did.
As long as you didn't play dress up with them, we're good. NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
But I DID have more than one hairbrush busted over my shoulder when one of my sisters would get pissed off at me.... |
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This will tell on me, but.. Knit hip huggers, bell bottom jeans..(um and it aint cool to have bell bottoms, unless, they are are at least and inch too long, and sport the dangling threads. florescent shoes were all the rage, Paper lace was at the top of the charts, and kung foo fighting was the #1 song. |
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Edited by
Mr_Music
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Sun 07/05/09 11:44 AM
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Ahh, yes....memories of 1974.
And you weren't cool if your bells on your bellbottoms weren't the 24" version. |
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Edited by
seamac
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Sun 07/05/09 11:49 AM
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I have a mood ring, wear it to work daily but unlike the ones I remember from back in the day that had a large single stone, mine is a band. How about Magic rocks (that grew in water) and ant farms and hot pants, have they already been mentioned? I had a pair of neon blue hot pants, wore them once, was enough!
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