Clothing you miss from the 70s
Teu...@webtv.net
Mervyns during the 70s and Mervyns had a whole wall of corduroy BBs. I
had blue, red, tan, brown, and orange pairs!!! I never wore jeans nor
the colors white & black back then.
When fashion changed to straight-leg pants I wore black jeans, leather,
camouflage- you name it- until relaxing into blue jeans in the late 80s.
Mindy
the knee... skin tight the rest of the way, and I miss the HIPS that went
with my awesome hip-huggers! LOL!!!!!
<Teu...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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Senshi So Sugoi
"Mindy" <mkn...@ptd.net> wrote in message
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> I miss my "clydesdales".. bell bottom jeans that were bleached white up to
> the knee... skin tight the rest of the way, and I miss the HIPS that went
> with my awesome hip-huggers! LOL!!!!!
>
>
PaigeTurner
them, and still have several pairs from the 70s.
I liked the hip-hugger pants back when they were in style, but
on the other hand, the smallest pair at Pants Galore (*the*
place to buy hip-huggers) still were too big. *sigh* How I
**wish** I had that problem today!
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<mkn...@ptd.net> wrote:
> I miss my "clydesdales".. bell bottom jeans that were bleached white up to
> the knee... skin tight the rest of the way, and I miss the HIPS that went
> with my awesome hip-huggers! LOL!!!!!
>
>
> <Teu...@webtv.net> wrote in message
> news:26816-39...@storefull-225.iap.bryant.webtv.net...
> > I miss my blue corduroy bellbottoms the most. Mom practically lived @
> > Mervyns during the 70s and Mervyns had a whole wall of corduroy BBs. I
> > had blue, red, tan, brown, and orange pairs!!! I never wore jeans nor
> > the colors white & black back then.
> > When fashion changed to straight-leg pants I wore black jeans, leather,
> > camouflage- you name it- until relaxing into blue jeans in the late 80s.
> >
I miss Levi's jeans. They've changed them and they aren't the same
anymore. I used to wear almost exclusively levis- they faded so
beautifully. But they changed the cut and design, and I just can't find a
pair of levi's that fit anymore. I miss wearing old, soft, faded levis.
They made my butt look great!
doug holverson
wearing a trash bag!
DGH
Lorrie
pSki
place called "Dead Icecream". ?? Anyway when I see the kids,
mostly girls, wearing retro 70s stuff - girls with hiphuggers (do you
remember that was a brand name?) tube tops and platform
sandals - it 's a total flashback. (Unlike most posters here, I was
alive in the 70s - class of '77) Levi "Superstraights" were v.popular
- cords in everycolor and too stiff demin. Those and pocket Ts,
were my uniform in HS. And remember none brand name jeans?
Oh these poor kids today, plastered w/logo wear. It's depressing.
p_n
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Before you buy.
Oil Impressionist
I can't believe how people actually pay $ to wear some logo! Companies
used to give T-shirts or hats or whatever away with their logo on them
and write 'em off as advertising. :-)
Hey, you reminded me of a promotion Lee Jeans had some time in the
70s. It was "cool" for us to have Lee Jeans with the tag (leather
square) absolutely torn/ripped off the back. If we saved enough of the
logos and sent them in, we could win something. If we didn't win, we
got $ off our next purchase. Now that advertising!!!!
Dawna - Oil Impressionist - Class of 79 - 9/61
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> Before you buy.
>
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The Wanderer
up your underwear and pulling down your pants so people can see that you
wear Calvin Klown underwear. They think the name gives them some status by
association. If you wonder where this came from think Brook Shields, or
Gloria Vanderbilt, or Sasson in the '70s. That's where they got it from.
pSki wrote in message <8n7agc$qj9$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>We shopped and hung out at (and shoplifted from) a clothing
>place called "Dead Icecream". ?? Anyway when I see the kids,
>mostly girls, wearing retro 70s stuff - girls with hiphuggers (do you
>remember that was a brand name?) tube tops and platform
>sandals - it 's a total flashback. (Unlike most posters here, I was
>alive in the 70s - class of '77) Levi "Superstraights" were v.popular
>- cords in everycolor and too stiff demin. Those and pocket Ts,
>were my uniform in HS. And remember none brand name jeans?
>Oh these poor kids today, plastered w/logo wear. It's depressing.
>
>p_n
>
>
pSki
> If you wonder where this [wearing logos] came from think
I wondered where this came from ... I also wondered what that
large glowing orange ball in the sky is.
Have you got the new Dion cd box collection?
It's called "Abraham, Martin and Rosie on My Chest"
p_ski
andy749
>wear some logo! Companies used to give
>T-shirts or hats or whatever away with their logo
>on them and write 'em off as advertising.
I won't wear em...I'll be damned if I'm gonna go around lookin' like a
walking billboard. Occasionally there'll be a small type of
logo that doesn't bother me...but 95% of the time I won't wear it.
What's frustrating is you tell people this and they act like yer being
silly.
Oil Impressionist
thinking for yourself and not going with the masses. How could
you?????????? :-)
Dawna
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The Wanderer
pSki wrote in message <8n871s$ed4$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>
>> If you wonder where this [wearing logos] came from think
>
>I wondered where this came from ... I also wondered what that
>large glowing orange ball in the sky is.
>
>Have you got the new Dion cd box collection?
>
>It's called "Abraham, Martin and Rosie on My Chest"
>
>p_ski
>
>
pSki
Not messing with you -
I just rome from town to town ...
btw. stay away from Runaround Sue.
DeMouch. Listen. Calm down. Try to come back at me with
something more cleaver than name calling and f*bombs - practice
these principles in all your affairs, Rick.
pSki
> 70s. It was "cool" for us to have Lee Jeans with the tag (leather
> square) absolutely torn/ripped off the back.
I remember ripping the tags off Lees and Levis (not for a contest)
because they looked better w/o them.
> Dawna - Oil Impressionist - Class of 79 - 9/61
FYI. Check out, if you haven't already, "Bad Haircut - Stories of the
Seventies" by Tom Perrotta. It's a collection of short stories by a
homie of mine. He's your age and I'm sure you'll find the stories
dead on.
Why oil impressionist ?
The Wanderer
dont mess with people. You really dont know what is on the other side of the
mirror. I have good relations with all of the people here and I dont need
somebody trying to ridicule me looking to start some HARD feelings where
none had previously existed.
pSki wrote in message <8nathu$e68$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>
>
>Not messing with you -
>I just rome from town to town ...
>btw. stay away from Runaround Sue.
>
>DeMouch. Listen. Calm down. Try to come back at me with
>something more cleaver than name calling and f*bombs - practice
>these principles in all your affairs, Rick.
>
>
>
>
Sandy
>dont mess with people. You really dont know what is on the other side of the
>mirror. I have good relations with all of the people here and I dont need
>somebody trying to ridicule me looking to start some HARD feelings where
>none had previously existed.
Don't let it bother you Buddy. He's just trying to get somebody going. The only
way to deal with people like that is to ignore them. That seems to aggravate
them more than anything. You know the rest of us love ya!! : )
Sandy
2-60
Class of 78
The Wanderer
Sandy
no, thank YOU! : )
Oil Impressionist
pSki <isl...@my-deja.com> wrote:
>
> > 70s. It was "cool" for us to have Lee Jeans with the tag (leather
> > square) absolutely torn/ripped off the back.
>
> I remember ripping the tags off Lees and Levis (not for a contest)
> because they looked better w/o them.
Yeah, especially after your mom had washed 'em a few times. That worn
look was cool too.
>
> > Dawna - Oil Impressionist - Class of 79 - 9/61
>
> FYI. Check out, if you haven't already, "Bad Haircut - Stories of the
> Seventies" by Tom Perrotta. It's a collection of short stories by a
> homie of mine. He's your age and I'm sure you'll find the stories
> dead on.
Where would I find it?
>
> Why oil impressionist ?
I'm an oils artist. I do other styles, but my best is Impressionism.
You know, Monet, Renoir, Cezanne . . . like that. Thanks for caring
enough to ask!! And if you have a moment, check out some of my
paintings @ http://www.geocities.com/scribes2000/artangel.html
Oil Impressionist
Hey, you two, would you mind not dripping syrup on my keyboard? :-)
She's right, Buddy, we all love ya.
I guess we missed something back there . . . Wouldn't be the first
time!! Tee-hee! We didn't see him as messin' with ya, but we'll stick
up for you, if you think so.
Dawna & Larry
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pSki
> > FYI. Check out, if you haven't already, "Bad Haircut - Stories of
the
> > Seventies" by Tom Perrotta. It's a collection of short stories by a
> > homie of mine. He's your age and I'm sure you'll find the
stories
> > dead on.
>
> Where would I find it?
on amazon.com or bn.com
here's a synopsis
============================
Hilarious, moving, and brilliantly on-target, Tom Perrotta's debut
story collection explores the unforgettable life and times of a
teenager of the '70s, grappling with the timeless mysteries of sex,
death, parents, and, of course, bad haircuts.
============================
> I'm an oils artist. I do other styles, but my best is Impressionism.
I liked your work. I've studied in art schools in NY (3 really) and in
Europe. When I first started out, I called myself an artist in front of a
fellow student. She said, "Never call yourself an artist, you're a
painter". Do want you want with that info. She went on to have her
work selected for MoMA's (the Museum of Modern Art in NYC)
permanent collection.
The Wanderer
conversation with this guy in the past, but out of the gate for the first
time..... My Brooklyn was showing. I wanted to tell him about the
relationship with his maternal half, that I usually dont speak of. And ask
him outside...through the window. That's what we would have done in the
street but that's not our style here. So if this person gets sarcastic with
me for no reason I'll just ignore. I stand on my past communications with
the group. Besides, maybe it was a lame attempt at starting a conversation.
Oil Impressionist wrote in message <8ndd7e$rrf$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>...
pSki
>My Brooklyn was showing.
Is that what that was? My guess it was something else.
>I wanted to tell him about the
> relationship with his maternal half, that I usually dont speak of.
And ask
> him outside...through the window. That's what we would have
done in the
> street but that's not our style here.
Nope,
"our" style here is to post lame-o comments - and when someone
points that out - hit them with the "F" word, name calling, clumsily
veiled threats of violence and absurd "You really don’t know what
is on the other side of the mirror" postings. Demooch, you're pretty
quick with your maliciousness. And I love the girls coming running
to your rescue. It’s all very encouraging. Just remember women, if
you plan to meet The Wanderer in person, this guy with the razor
wit and the time to share his brilliant witticisms with this ng over
700 times (seven HUNdred!), don't forget to tell your love ones just
what you want done with your remains - after they dig them out of
the basement of his mother’s house. I'm not the bad guy. I'm the
sane guy.
Rick FYI: you know the thing about the Dion CD box collection
being called "Abraham, Martin, and Rosie on my Chest"?
It's a joke. From the streets of NY.
Mr.Wanderer wrote in message:
>... I intend to get it Piss-Ski.
(that WAS sharp)
You'll never get it.
thanks in advance for ignoring me,
Piss-Ski
recsec
"pSki" <isl...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
news:8nimbc$v29$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
> Nope,
> "our" style here is to post lame-o comments - and when someone
> points that out - hit them with the "F" word, name calling, clumsily
> veiled threats of violence and absurd "You really don't know what
> is on the other side of the mirror" postings. Demooch, you're pretty
> quick with your maliciousness. And I love the girls coming running
> to your rescue. It's all very encouraging. Just remember women, if
> you plan to meet The Wanderer in person, this guy with the razor
> wit and the time to share his brilliant witticisms with this ng over
> 700 times (seven HUNdred!), don't forget to tell your love ones just
> what you want done with your remains - after they dig them out of
> the basement of his mother's house. I'm not the bad guy. I'm the
> sane guy.
>
Hey man THIS is a dude talkin' here now & I tell you what, if you don't like
what The Wanderer, or any of his friends in here say, then guess what guy??
The internet is wide open for folk. . . er ah I mean. . . one's like you.
What that means is you don't have to stay around here if you don't like the
atmosphere. Get it!!! Sane My Ass!!!
recsec
Oil Impressionist
pSki <isl...@my-deja.com> wrote:
>
>
> > > FYI. Check out, if you haven't already, "Bad Haircut - Stories of
> the
> > > Seventies" by Tom Perrotta. It's a collection of short stories by
a
> > > homie of mine. He's your age and I'm sure you'll find the
> stories
> > > dead on.
> >
> > Where would I find it?
>
> here's a synopsis
> ============================
> Hilarious, moving, and brilliantly on-target, Tom Perrotta's debut
> story collection explores the unforgettable life and times of a
> teenager of the '70s, grappling with the timeless mysteries of sex,
> death, parents, and, of course, bad haircuts.
> ============================
>
Impressionism.
>
> Europe. When I first started out, I called myself an artist in front
of a
> fellow student. She said, "Never call yourself an artist, you're a
> painter". Do want you want with that info. She went on to have her
> work selected for MoMA's (the Museum of Modern Art in NYC)
> permanent collection.
>
Thanks for the help there, but I wouldn't want to be confused with
those who do a wonderful job slapping latex on a house, so you see, I
prefer to be called an artist. Or you can just call me Dawna. :-)
So whose this MOMA artist . . . um, painter???? I happen to have a
MOMA coffee table book handy (borrowed from the local library) and I'd
love to look 'er up.
Dawna - Oil Impressionist
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that. I ignore people like this new pussy-ski character. And in case
anyone's interested about any meet up that might be planned...I've heard all
the horror stories about the net. This is why I want several of us to get
together at one time, there's safety in numbers (not like I would need
others for that kind of help). And, I want the meet up to be held in a
public place, again safety in numbers. If you check my posts I have invited
everyone who is in the northeast who might be interested. And I dont know
how many times I've posted here, I dont have THAT kind of time on my hands
where I can count posts. But I DO come home from work and spend an hour or
two reading the posts of my friends and those couple of other people who
post here. Then if I think of a response to some of the other posts (which
is not hard, obviously, if your brain is on) I post my answer. We area very
diverse group of people here. From all over North America, and some from
England. It's amazing that WE all can get along, and well. And, I might add:
with respect, although sometimes tongue in cheek. Then a newbie comes along
and taunts and challenges. People defend, and they cant understand others
standing by your side. It is sad. Oh, and my mother's basement would have to
be the dirt underneath her casket because she died on Nov. 3 1989.
recsec wrote in message ...
Oil Impressionist
And we'll continue to get along, stand up for one another, and listen
to each other, post to each other, for FUN and the profit of friendship
and love.
(BTW, we see it now and can ignore too.)
The Wanderer
where you can still order them.
--
Buddy
from Brooklyn
http://www.geocities.com/athens/thebes/5591/
Retro Man wrote in message ...
>Hey, how about those huge leather watchbands, the ones that were about
three
>inches wide. I think that was considered macho back then with the Hercules
>look.
SusieVance
I was a kid in the 70's (born 1/67)....was anyone else into t-shirts that you'd
get made at those decal/shirt places? You know, stores with names like
"Crazyshirt" or "Chickenshirt". You'd pick out the color and style t-shirt
you wanted, etc., and they had 100's of decals to choose from (everything from
"Super Star" glittery designs, to Kroft Super Show, to cartoons/slogans, to
unicorns & rainbows, etc). I also remember having your name on your shirt was
very big.
I especially remember of having a Crumb cartoon with Keep on Trucking and my
name right on the front. Dork. I was nine.
The Wanderer
on mine. Eat Shit, Muff Diver, Sit On My Face, Male Slut, etc. Just
expressing my individuality.
--
Buddy
from Brooklyn
http://www.geocities.com/athens/thebes/5591/
SusieVance wrote in message
<20000823050101...@ng-fj1.aol.com>...
LizzieZ
>you'd
>get made at those decal/shirt places?
Oh boy, that was THE place to go! Our main one was called Hot Tops. What a
treat it was to go get a shirt and pick out the decals and the lettering for
the back. My favorite one was a glittery decal of a huge bunch of hot air
balloons. It was so colorful. It was also cool to get matching t-shirts with
a friend. What a total 70s memory!
Liz
SuspectDevice
school for wearing a "Sex Pistols" t-shirt.
"The Wanderer" <rosieon...@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
news:tGPo5.26661$4T.16...@bgtnsc07-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> I remember them well. Had a bunch of name T Shirts. But I would put
messages
> on mine. Eat Shit, Muff Diver, Sit On My Face, Male Slut, etc. Just
> expressing my individuality.
>
> --
>
> Buddy
>
> from Brooklyn
>
> http://www.geocities.com/athens/thebes/5591/
> SusieVance wrote in message
> <20000823050101...@ng-fj1.aol.com>...
> >
> >I was a kid in the 70's (born 1/67)....was anyone else into t-shirts that
> you'd
The Wanderer
--
Buddy
from Brooklyn
http://www.geocities.com/athens/thebes/5591/
Retro Man wrote in message ...
>In article <kyEo5.25207$4T.15...@bgtnsc07-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
>"The Wanderer" <rosieon...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>
>> Hey, if you're interested I know a place (specializing in bike leather)
>> where you can still order them
>
>Thanks but no thanks. I like to remember the 70s, but unlike RB, I don't
>still live in the 70s. Maybe if it really was still the 70s, but it's not.
Naz Reyes
"SuspectDevice" <m53...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> ...obviously you didn't wear these to school <g>. I got sent home
from
> school for wearing a "Sex Pistols" t-shirt.
Hmm...what year did that happen and which town/city did you live in?
I was able to wear my two favorite shirts with the decal "Musicians do
it with rhythm", and "sex, drugs, and rock and roll" and none of my
teachers said anything about it.
I even had a chat with the principal of the school many times while
wearing these shirts :)
Also, my government teacher (an Italian/American from NYC) told me that
I have every right to wear this shirt as long as it doesn't have a
four-letter word on it :)
-Naz
--
If you wanna live like a republican, you better vote for a democrat!
(Bill Clinton)
SuspectDevice
The shirt had a woman in bondage on her knees with tape over her mouth. I
still have the shirt, although it's mighty tight now :-).
"Naz Reyes" <n...@american.edu> wrote in message
news:8o1vkk$3o0$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
The Wanderer
weren't in a position to deal with the public the First Amendment was
respected. They didn't bother you about what you wore as long as it didn't
cause a danger with the machinery, and you could wear your hair any way you
liked. All of my friends had big afros or very long hair. When I look back
at the old pictures I took we look something like a cross between Sly and
The Family Stone & Santana (at Woodstock). And we were just as high. One
friend of mine wore a T shirt with a cartoon of two pigs going at it with
smiles on their faces that said "Makin' Bacon".
--
Buddy
from Brooklyn
http://www.geocities.com/athens/thebes/5591/
SuspectDevice wrote in message ...
Tank
a classmate wearing a T-Shirt that states "I choked Linda Lovelace"
Tank
"Remember to pillage before you burn"
Naz Reyes
"The Wanderer" <rosieon...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
leather)
> where you can still order them.
>
> --
>
> Buddy
>
> from Brooklyn
You can go to ANY urban "gay dress shop" and you'd be able to find bike
leather. You can also find all the "usual accessories" that go with it.
LOL!!! :)
-Naz
Naz Reyes
"SuspectDevice" <m53...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I lived in Beaverton, Oregon (a suburb of Portland). It was in '78,
IIRC.
> The shirt had a woman in bondage on her knees with tape over her
mouth. I
> still have the shirt, although it's mighty tight now :-).
Ahh...that explains it! :)
-Naz
The Wanderer
know that. But there are a lot of specialty shops where I hang out in
Greenwich Village that sells the usual S&M type gear. I dont frequent those
joints either but they're not hard to miss. I do buy stuff from Biker
leather stores, and outlets. So we share some styles, if NOT lifestyles. Ces
la vie. (Also there are differences between what I was refering to and what
the gays and leftover punks wear.)
--
Buddy
from Brooklyn
http://www.geocities.com/athens/thebes/5591/
Naz Reyes wrote in message <8o4969$olm$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>In article <kyEo5.25207$4T.15...@bgtnsc07-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
> "The Wanderer" <rosieon...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>> Hey, if you're interested I know a place (specializing in bike
>leather)
>> where you can still order them.
>>
>> --
>>
>> Buddy
>>
>> from Brooklyn
>
>You can go to ANY urban "gay dress shop" and you'd be able to find bike
>leather. You can also find all the "usual accessories" that go with it.
> LOL!!! :)
Naz Reyes
"The Wanderer" <rosieon...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> Well Naz, my friend, since I dont frequent gay dress shops I really
didn't
> know that. But there are a lot of specialty shops where I hang out in
> Greenwich Village that sells the usual S&M type gear. I dont frequent
those
> joints either but they're not hard to miss. I do buy stuff from Biker
> leather stores, and outlets. So we share some styles, if NOT
lifestyles. Ces
> la vie. (Also there are differences between what I was refering to and
what
> the gays and leftover punks wear.)
>
> --
>
> Buddy
>
> from Brooklyn
Buddy, I don't frequent places like those, either! I was just informing
you guys that there are lots of leather goods and leather "accessories"
(LOL!) in "gay clothing stores" :-) I never said that I go there and/or
buy stuff there.
I do wear some leather, but just the "normal" stuff you can buy in any
mall shop :-)
-Naz <--feeling a little conservative when thinking about THOSE shops :)
The Wanderer
mind's eye in a different way than is your natural state.
--
Buddy
from Brooklyn
http://www.geocities.com/athens/thebes/5591/
Naz Reyes wrote in message <8o6nsu$jvt$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>In article <xXkp5.1081$Q36....@bgtnsc07-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
> "The Wanderer" <rosieon...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>> Well Naz, my friend, since I dont frequent gay dress shops I really
>didn't
>> know that. But there are a lot of specialty shops where I hang out in
>> Greenwich Village that sells the usual S&M type gear. I dont frequent
>those
>> joints either but they're not hard to miss. I do buy stuff from Biker
>> leather stores, and outlets. So we share some styles, if NOT
>lifestyles. Ces
>> la vie. (Also there are differences between what I was refering to and
>what
>> the gays and leftover punks wear.)
>>
>> --
>>
>> Buddy
>>
>> from Brooklyn
>
>Buddy, I don't frequent places like those, either! I was just informing
>you guys that there are lots of leather goods and leather "accessories"
>(LOL!) in "gay clothing stores" :-) I never said that I go there and/or
>buy stuff there.
>
>I do wear some leather, but just the "normal" stuff you can buy in any
>mall shop :-)
>
>-Naz <--feeling a little conservative when thinking about THOSE shops :)
>
>
Oil Impressionist
"The Wanderer" <rosieon...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> Gee Naz, I kinda have a differnet vision of ya now. Sorry if I saw
you in my
> mind's eye in a different way than is your natural state.
>
> --
>
> Buddy
>
> from Brooklyn
You'd better smile when you say that. Naz is a nice boy, just like
you . . . Hee-hee-hee!
Dawna
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Naz Reyes
"The Wanderer" <rosieon...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> Gee Naz, I kinda have a differnet vision of ya now. Sorry if I saw you
in my
> mind's eye in a different way than is your natural state.
>
> --
>
> Buddy
>
> from Brooklyn
Buddy...I'm from Northern Virginia (read: we don't wear gas masks just
to breathe the air here!) not New York City! LOL!
I'd bet that you can run around naked in NYC with a cockring (!) and
people probably wouldn't even pay attention to you, am I right? Well,
it's not like that here. The police would probably yank that "thing"
and make you bend....oh, never mind :)
Anyhow...a lot of people think that I'm fashionable, but somewhat
conservative (no, I *still* don't look like a prep!) I'm even
uncomfortable wearing a tank top on a very hot, summer day (I wear one
UNDER my shirt and LET LOOSE on a rare occasion..LOL!) I do, however,
notice that all EYES are on me when I do that...hmm :) Hell, I don't
even wear my earring anymore like I did back in the late 80s! So...I
guess that should tell ya that I'm not the slutty-looking fag you think
I am! LOL!
Anyhow, I'm sure all these will become obsolete once I hit the big 4-0.
'Til then I think I'll pretend I'm still a "good, Catholic boy" from
*Holy Trinity Academy* (my school from kindergarten to 4th grade). :-)
-Naz
Naz Reyes
Oil Impressionist <oil_impr...@my-deja.com> wrote:
> In article
<NtJp5.19050$%O6.11...@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
> "The Wanderer" <rosieon...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> > Gee Naz, I kinda have a differnet vision of ya now. Sorry if I saw
> you in my
> > mind's eye in a different way than is your natural state.
> >
> > --
> >
> > Buddy
> >
> > from Brooklyn
>
> you . . . Hee-hee-hee!
>
> Dawna
Oh geez...and what is THAT supposed to mean???! LOL!
-Naz
The Wanderer
went from kindergarden to the 9th Grade. I was asked to leave after the 9th
because I failed 3 foreign languages Latin, Algebra, & Biology. But in my
homeroom was the son of the Congessman from my area (who later became
Governor). He failed 5 subject. We were allowed to make up two in
summerschool. I only passed bio. This still left me down 2 and that was the
rule 2 and you're gone. Hughie failed 5 went to summerschool and didn't pass
either. Next year I was in Public High School (the one that the movie
Blackboard Jungle was about) when one day I chance to see Hughie. He was
wearing his Catholic High School team sweater. I said Hi and asked why he
was wearing the sweater. He said I still go to -------------. I said How? He
said "Did your father donate $5,000 to the school?" I said No and he said
"That's how?" And I didn't necessarily picture you as a "slutty looking
fag". I just kind of thought from your descriptions in the past, of your
look and attitude, that you might be a "little flamboyant" LOL.
And I've never wore a cockring in my life. What's it
like?LOL
--
Buddy
from Brooklyn
http://www.geocities.com/athens/thebes/5591/
Naz Reyes wrote in message <8o9esm$ghk$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>In article <NtJp5.19050$%O6.11...@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
> "The Wanderer" <rosieon...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>> Gee Naz, I kinda have a differnet vision of ya now. Sorry if I saw you
>in my
>> mind's eye in a different way than is your natural state.
>>
>> --
>>
>> Buddy
>>
>> from Brooklyn
>
>Buddy...I'm from Northern Virginia (read: we don't wear gas masks just
>to breathe the air here!) not New York City! LOL!
>
>I'd bet that you can run around naked in NYC with a cockring (!) and
>people probably wouldn't even pay attention to you, am I right? Well,
>it's not like that here. The police would probably yank that "thing"
>and make you bend....oh, never mind :)
>
>Anyhow...a lot of people think that I'm fashionable, but somewhat
>conservative (no, I *still* don't look like a prep!) I'm even
>uncomfortable wearing a tank top on a very hot, summer day (I wear one
>UNDER my shirt and LET LOOSE on a rare occasion..LOL!) I do, however,
>notice that all EYES are on me when I do that...hmm :) Hell, I don't
>even wear my earring anymore like I did back in the late 80s! So...I
>guess that should tell ya that I'm not the slutty-looking fag you think
>I am! LOL!
>
>Anyhow, I'm sure all these will become obsolete once I hit the big 4-0.
> 'Til then I think I'll pretend I'm still a "good, Catholic boy" from
>*Holy Trinity Academy* (my school from kindergarten to 4th grade). :-)
>
>-Naz
>
>
Rachel Cree
it on a heavy chain around his neck...
The Wanderer <rosieon...@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
news:2%Yp5.4961$Q36.3...@bgtnsc07-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> Hey Naz I also am an escapee from a Catholic Penitent.......er, School. I
> went from kindergarden to the 9th Grade. I was asked to leave after >
And I've never wore a cockring in my life. What's it
> like?LOL
> --
>
> Buddy
>
> from Brooklyn
>
> http://www.geocities.com/athens/thebes/5591/
Oil Impressionist
Naz Reyes <n...@american.edu> wrote:
> In article <8o7qag$pbn$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
> Oil Impressionist <oil_impr...@my-deja.com> wrote:
> > In article
> > "The Wanderer" <rosieon...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> > > Gee Naz, I kinda have a differnet vision of ya now. Sorry if I saw
> > you in my
> > > mind's eye in a different way than is your natural state.
> > >
> > > --
> > >
> > > Buddy
> > >
> > > from Brooklyn
> >
> > you . . . Hee-hee-hee!
> >
> > Dawna
>
> Oh geez...and what is THAT supposed to mean???! LOL!
>
> -Naz
ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!! It means . . . whatever you like. :-)
Dawna
>
> Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> Before you buy.
>
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--
Buddy
from Brooklyn
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Rachel Cree wrote in message ...
Naz Reyes
"Rachel Cree" <rache...@sympatico.ca> wrote:
> I BOUGHT a cocking for a friends birthday once.. it was too small so
he wore
> it on a heavy chain around his neck...
And you believed him? Did you ask him to prove it to ya? LOL!!! :)
Naz Reyes
"A little flamboyant"??? Nope, definitely not me. I may be a
fun-loving person, but the word "flamboyant" does not define me at all
(in every sense of the word). One, I'm not a "flaming queen" (lol!) and
two, I'm not loud in public. I also dress like the "average guy" next
door (these days, at least!) and you probably won't be able to tell that
I'm gay when you see me on the street. I'm not hiding anything - it's
just that way I *am* :)
> And I've never wore a cockring in my life.
What's it
> like?LOL
> --
Try grabbing your balls really TIGHT with your two hands and you'll know
how it feels like to wear one! LOL! :)
>
> Buddy
>
> from Brooklyn
Rachel Cree
he's like those fishermen that go out and come back with big stories and no
fish..
Naz Reyes <n...@american.edu> wrote in message
news:8oc063$5tp$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
> In article <nj1q5.207663$1h3.3...@news20.bellglobal.com>,
> "Rachel Cree" <rache...@sympatico.ca> wrote:
> > I BOUGHT a cocking for a friends birthday once.. it was too small so
> he wore
> > it on a heavy chain around his neck...
>
> And you believed him? Did you ask him to prove it to ya? LOL!!! :)
>
The Wanderer
balls. I would prefer to have some one else do that (without the squeezing).
--
Buddy
from Brooklyn
http://www.geocities.com/athens/thebes/5591/
Naz Reyes wrote in message <8oc0ru$6lk$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>In article <2%Yp5.4961$Q36.3...@bgtnsc07-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
>"A little flamboyant"??? Nope, definitely not me. I may be a
>fun-loving person, but the word "flamboyant" does not define me at all
>(in every sense of the word). One, I'm not a "flaming queen" (lol!) and
>two, I'm not loud in public. I also dress like the "average guy" next
>door (these days, at least!) and you probably won't be able to tell that
>I'm gay when you see me on the street. I'm not hiding anything - it's
>just that way I *am* :)
>
>
>> And I've never wore a cockring in my life.
>What's it
>> like?LOL
>> --
>
>Try grabbing your balls really TIGHT with your two hands and you'll know
>how it feels like to wear one! LOL! :)
>
>>
>> Buddy
>>
>> from Brooklyn
>
>
>
Rachel Cree
few coffees with a certain group of friends
The Wanderer <rosieon...@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
news:Jojq5.7204$Q36.5...@bgtnsc07-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
The Wanderer
--
Buddy
from Brooklyn
http://www.geocities.com/athens/thebes/5591/
Rachel Cree wrote in message ...
Tiny Dancer
>One friend of mine wore a T shirt with a cartoon of two pigs going at it with
>smiles on their faces that said "Makin' Bacon".
My parents had a glow-in-the-dark poster of this charming image. My parents,
fer gosh sakes, is it any wonder I'm so screwed up?! I remember it vividly as
I just didn't get the joke at the time. Heck, I didn't even realize bacon came
from pigs, so to speak ;-) That poster and my father's football t-shirt with the
number 69 on it really messed with my head. He didn't play football and he
was British not an Aussie like my Mum and I do the explanation that I was
given ("It's the same number upside down just like Australia is upside down,
geddit?") made NO sense.
Lesson for the day: Parents are evil.
Cheers,
TD
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shirts with silver or gold threads running through the fabric.
When I was in JR. High we could not wear tank tops because the sight of
underarm hair might have *excited the girls* LOL
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Tank
Those fantastically short 1 piece dresses which came with
matching panties. (They had too, because they were sooo short).
Geez, I miss those!
Lorrie
>One word: Sizzlers!
>
>Those fantastically short 1 piece dresses which came with
>matching panties. (They had too, because they were sooo short).
>Geez, I miss those!
And I miss being able to wear something like that! LOL!
Lorrie
Oil Impressionist
Dawna
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Tank
>> Lorrie<
Ah, but your heart's in the right place!
>I never could then. I could now . . . but now I'm too darn old!!! ARG.
>Dawna<
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