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I remember these when I was in college...'75 or so? Never saw anyone wear them but it created quite a stir for a week or so of fashion news.


The other great pant of the era was called the "Drive In Movie Pant". They actually sold it at Macy's. It had two zippers from the waist down the leg along the creases. The zippers had two big "O" pulls. A few zips and you could drop the front of your "trou". The 70's, what a crazy time.....and it was all about seks.

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Not sure if this has been on here before, but at 99 pages, I don't have time to check.

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Originally Posted by dcg
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Has this been posted?

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When I saw the girl holding ''it'', for a moment I thought: damn ''molester''! and that for a boy it should be much more appropriate, you know, male maturing stuff etc.! Only then it struck me how wrong would that be. Creepy picture indeed.
 
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Originally Posted by anuar
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When I saw the girl holding ''it'', for a moment I thought: damn ''molester''! and that for a boy it should be much more appropriate, you know, male maturing stuff etc.! Only then it struck me how wrong would that be. Creepy picture indeed.

I haven't noticed the little girl was holding it...

It makes the picture even creepier...
 
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Originally Posted by lureynol
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Not sure if this has been on here before, but at 99 pages, I don't have time to check.

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WTF??? Is that like a built in ********** for your hardware...or is that a big fake cock on the front?

Good lord.

Mike
 
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Originally Posted by MBreinin
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WTF??? Is that like a built in ********** for your hardware...or is that a big fake cock on the front?

Good lord.

Mike

The former. I remember the publicity when these came out. You junk goes in the trunk. What did you expect from a convicted ******?
OTOH, the Panthers started the first free breakfast program for school kids.
 
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Do you suppose this guy gets a lot of *****?

With the "come hither" look of those boxer shorts, how could he not?
 
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Originally Posted by pocketsquareguy
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Do you suppose this guy gets a lot of *****?

How ridiculous is that?

Desiners and Fashionistas are taking the piss..
 
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