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but on a positive side we got shorter ones of these
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but on a positive side we got shorter ones of these
My lasting impressions from the late sixties and early seventies were wondering how it was possible to feel so fit and strong and also wondering how it was possible to have so much sex and being constantly amazed at how good the music was!
Great times, helped along with some hugely entertaining recreational substance abuse!! :peace:
(the young people today don't have the vaguest idea of the fun they missed out on)
were certainly different times; a feeling of freedom, even if it wasnt really there.Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
+1
And the bushes were bushier back then......:D
Oh yes, those three birds in the above picture would have enough between them to make a Ray Dorset wig...Quote:
Originally Posted by thingfish
Didn't matter if it wasn't really there, I wasn't all there either :) :) :)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Still ain't [emoji23]Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Yeah, I would never have worn one of those - they'd make you look like your mum dressed you. I pretty much pleased myself, with no allegiances. One day my Harrington jacket, the next my Afghan coatQuote:
Originally Posted by thingfish
Tank tops? Thought they were just vests or singlets.
In that context they were just woolly jumpers with no sleeves. And it was quite popular to have a big number on the front.
I did also like my Ben Sherman shirts with the button down collars. Less keen on the 'penny round' collars tho