Could be a hair salon chair, circa 1982.
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You win. It. All.
She's really cute and appealing. And I would love - I mean, I'm sure my future granddaughter would love to have Barbie and a bunch of her teen friends.
Those sandals plus socks = douse them in lighter fluid and throw that match.
Gravity parkour!
Relax. We don't hold you responsible. We all suffer together.
His lips appear set tightly, as though he is holding in a lot of anger...for a butter guy.
Marble-head with a Pea-body OH YEAH!
Former checkout clerk here. I deliberately look the cashiers in the eye and and at least say SOMEthing. I remember how demeaning it felt to be a cashier. People would just ignore you until they paid and then walk away. It was a humiliating way to spend the day.
Do you think I pulled this fact out of my ass, just to irritate you? I assure you I am sincere. I find your response impolite. You seem to have a lot emotionally invested in disliking a celebrity.
Not educated? He had the academic credentials to be accepted to MIT.
Ugh, I forgot about the little boy. When this topic came up, the first thing I thought of was H.H.
In Canada?
He's even wearing (or accessorizing with ) a flannel shirt!
Why? Because he was obviously ridiculously handsome/sexy. That's how those guys roll.
A top sheet is a lot easier to launder frequently than a duvet.
I already knew by 1972 not to wear clothes from Sears, because my peers were wearing clothes from mall chain stores. So it's a shame that the catalog is the go-to reference for 70s fashion, when it was merely a place to go for family-budget-friendly clothing. But yeah, that flowered bikini would have been nice then…
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