flyfronted
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bunch of tramps the lot of em .
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bunch of tramps the lot of em .
the Doris look very badly dressed for 'skinhead girls '.Agreed. As someone already said, 1970 is pretty late in the day to have been wearing a lot of that stuff. I assume they are not from London.
Evidently,this was a "street" term referring to Speed.The Powderused to come in Black Capsules so the full name was "Black Mollies".
Just to throw my two cents in... Maybe a reference to the sensual "Sweet Molly Malone"?Great!
But 'mollies'? Anyone heard that term?
I reckon - but what do I know - the reporter (sic) was alluding to the girls being the fellas' 'molls' - as in gangsters' molls.Yes, got that. But the caption on the photo seemed to be saying that was a skinhead term meaning 'girls'.
(from several sourcesI reckon - but what do I know - the reporter (sic) was alluding to the girls being the fellas' 'molls' - as in gangsters' molls.
(from several sources
Moll derives from Molly. Moll and Molly were working class female names. In the past the word "Moll" was used to refer to a prostitute or a gangster's girlfriend.
Molly malone, said to be a part time whore, was a "Moll".