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02/13/2006 05:55:22 PM · #51 |
Wow, thinking back to the 80s isn't easy... I burned up most of those brain cells in college during that decade! (Studying of course - ROFL)
Members Only jackets
Remember the whole "preppie" thing? (ouch kelly green pants & a pink izod shirt)
Not to mention the Flock of Seagulls hairdos (and don'ts)
Black leather & chains - well I guess that hasn't gone out of style for some folks...
Easters celebrations at UVA (WOW were those PARTIES!)
Punk rock concerts
Safety pins through the cheek
Wow... Fun times! LOL |
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02/13/2006 06:08:01 PM · #52 |
wonder if I can find some people to dress like THE ultimate duo! lol
Now THEY knew cool lol.
or some of these too...awww the classics
Message edited by author 2006-02-13 18:09:04.
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02/13/2006 06:20:46 PM · #53 |
Originally posted by Strikeslip:
Everyone who lost their virginity in the eightees, raise your hand.
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Consider it up. |
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02/13/2006 06:20:48 PM · #54 |
Sorry, looks like I hit the button twice.
Message edited by author 2006-02-13 18:24:48. |
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02/13/2006 07:35:06 PM · #55 |
would it be okay to ask if something is "80's enough" (not an actual picture, just an item)?
or no, considering it might give away which photo is mine?? |
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02/13/2006 07:39:46 PM · #56 |
Originally posted by crayon:
controversial topic...hmm
i need ideas. |
new style bill??
Message edited by author 2006-03-08 19:18:34.
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02/13/2006 07:42:34 PM · #57 |
Originally posted by wmprkg:
Sorry, looks like I hit the button twice. |
So you lost your virginity twice? Cool...
(Sorry, couldn't resist!) |
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02/13/2006 07:45:36 PM · #58 |
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
Am I being PROPOSITIONED? If your profile picture is a valid indication that you're a golfer I might just take you up on this, since we share an interest in photography and golf. If you like to eat good food and would enjoy hanging out with a serious chef, that's icing on the cake (so to speak)...
Your place or mine?
(wink)
Robt. |
Your place. Probably better seafood, seeing as how I'm land-locked. But first - what's your handicap? On paper mine's a 17 but I don't play to it very often. Mostly I enjoy just whacking that stupid little white ball (it's really a silly game) and wandering around the golf course in search of it. The golf ball, that is, not the proverbial "it".
Oh, and one possible fatal flaw I have - I don't like cheese. Except, of course, when fotoman_forever wears it. |
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02/13/2006 07:51:49 PM · #59 |
Originally posted by holdingtime:
OK when did the 80"s become a (radical decade)?????????
Please enlighten me |
Maybe they meant radical as in.. "Radical Dude!"
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:D
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02/14/2006 02:25:09 AM · #60 |
Originally posted by Melethia:
Your place. Probably better seafood, seeing as how I'm land-locked. But first - what's your handicap? On paper mine's a 17 but I don't play to it very often. Mostly I enjoy just whacking that stupid little white ball (it's really a silly game) and wandering around the golf course in search of it. The golf ball, that is, not the proverbial "it".
Oh, and one possible fatal flaw I have - I don't like cheese. Except, of course, when fotoman_forever wears it. |
Seafood we got, lots of seafood. Fresh scallops, for example, fresh off the boat. Yum.
When I was playing a lot I used to play to a 9-10 handicap, but I have not been playing much lately and I'm scraping around more like an 18 currently. I'm one of those golfesr who isn't very GOOD but when in practice can avoid making the big mistakes, so I get respectable scores. Good putting, good short game, you get the idea. But when I'm out of practice, I duff too many shots, and it's hard to avoid double bogeys when you've only advanced the ball 50 yards on your second shot...
So, is it a date? You might want to wait until it gets a little warmer :-)
R.
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02/14/2006 07:02:27 AM · #61 |
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
Originally posted by Melethia:
Your place. Probably better seafood, seeing as how I'm land-locked. But first - what's your handicap? On paper mine's a 17 but I don't play to it very often. Mostly I enjoy just whacking that stupid little white ball (it's really a silly game) and wandering around the golf course in search of it. The golf ball, that is, not the proverbial "it".
Oh, and one possible fatal flaw I have - I don't like cheese. Except, of course, when fotoman_forever wears it. |
Seafood we got, lots of seafood. Fresh scallops, for example, fresh off the boat. Yum.
When I was playing a lot I used to play to a 9-10 handicap, but I have not been playing much lately and I'm scraping around more like an 18 currently. I'm one of those golfesr who isn't very GOOD but when in practice can avoid making the big mistakes, so I get respectable scores. Good putting, good short game, you get the idea. But when I'm out of practice, I duff too many shots, and it's hard to avoid double bogeys when you've only advanced the ball 50 yards on your second shot...
So, is it a date? You might want to wait until it gets a little warmer :-)
R. |
Yes, I think warmer would probably be good. Helps to see the hole when you're trying to putt, and all that snow tends to obscure it.
So I have to figure out how I can bring camera stuff, golf clubs, and a bike on a plane... Perhaps if I leave all the clothings stuff at home..... Nah, golf courses have those silly rules about clothing, don't they? :-) I tend to hit straight but not all that far. Plus side - I rarely lose a golf ball unless a large body of water is involved. Minus side - my short game REALLY has to be on to score decently because I just don't hit many greens in regulation.
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02/14/2006 08:20:18 AM · #62 |
Originally posted by Melethia:
Yes, I think warmer would probably be good. Helps to see the hole when you're trying to putt, and all that snow tends to obscure it.
So I have to figure out how I can bring camera stuff, golf clubs, and a bike on a plane... Perhaps if I leave all the clothings stuff at home..... Nah, golf courses have those silly rules about clothing, don't they? :-) I tend to hit straight but not all that far. Plus side - I rarely lose a golf ball unless a large body of water is involved. Minus side - my short game REALLY has to be on to score decently because I just don't hit many greens in regulation. |
You can rent a bike just down the road a ways, if you're determined to bike. No problema :-)
R.
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02/14/2006 08:28:50 AM · #63 |
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
Originally posted by Melethia:
Your place. Probably better seafood, seeing as how I'm land-locked. But first - what's your handicap? On paper mine's a 17 but I don't play to it very often. Mostly I enjoy just whacking that stupid little white ball (it's really a silly game) and wandering around the golf course in search of it. The golf ball, that is, not the proverbial "it".
Oh, and one possible fatal flaw I have - I don't like cheese. Except, of course, when fotoman_forever wears it. |
Seafood we got, lots of seafood. Fresh scallops, for example, fresh off the boat. Yum.
When I was playing a lot I used to play to a 9-10 handicap, but I have not been playing much lately and I'm scraping around more like an 18 currently. I'm one of those golfesr who isn't very GOOD but when in practice can avoid making the big mistakes, so I get respectable scores. Good putting, good short game, you get the idea. But when I'm out of practice, I duff too many shots, and it's hard to avoid double bogeys when you've only advanced the ball 50 yards on your second shot...
So, is it a date? You might want to wait until it gets a little warmer :-)
R. |
So this is how old people flirt, huh?
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02/14/2006 08:47:55 AM · #64 |
Originally posted by deapee:
So this is how old people flirt, huh? |
It's how we start anyway :-)
R.
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02/14/2006 10:36:15 AM · #65 |
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
Originally posted by deapee:
So this is how old people flirt, huh? |
It's how we start anyway :-)
R. |
Old?? OLD?? Geesh.
And what's "flirt"? Gotta go look that one up.... |
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02/14/2006 10:44:44 AM · #66 |
i was born in 89...sooo err i dont know much
question: 80s and 70s, what are the differances??
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02/14/2006 11:09:21 AM · #67 |
Originally posted by Elmakias:
i was born in 89...sooo err i dont know much
question: 80s and 70s, what are the differances?? |
About 10 years.
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02/14/2006 11:58:34 AM · #68 |
Helps to see the hole when you're trying to putt, and all that snow tends to obscure it.
Flirting indeed.
Oh wait--you were still talking about golf... :o)
Ah the '80s. My highschool / beginning of college years. Some awesome memories (some pretty bad ones too). I've got to in on this challenge! |
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02/14/2006 01:56:25 PM · #69 |
| Bear's getting la-id, Bear's getting la-id. Bear's getting la-id. :-) This is great! |
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02/14/2006 02:02:28 PM · #70 |
I was thinking about doing a self-portrait but the only 80's thing I could think of off hand was the whole, shaving-lines-into-your-eyebrows thing (ala, Vanilla Ice) ....I don't think I'm that dedicated to my art yet. :)
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02/15/2006 12:26:42 PM · #71 |
| look at my profile pic-seniors of 1982 RULE!!!!!!!!!! 100 pounds less than i am now and the beer tasted super good and the gongie was available at every house we stopped at to party. |
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02/15/2006 01:47:03 PM · #72 |
Originally posted by melodee:
seniors of 1982 RULE!!!!!!!!!! 100 pounds less than i am now and the beer tasted super good and the gongie was available at every house we stopped at to party. |
ditto....
Class of '82 Rules...My Senior Class trip got cancelled because a bunch of us....er, them....thought it was fun to put that message on the school sign (or maybe it was the rest of the message was bad)
note to self: not a smart thing to be out raising a ruckus and then 'sign the sign'! |
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02/15/2006 03:26:50 PM · #73 |
Originally posted by Telehubbie:
Bear's getting la-id, Bear's getting la-id. Bear's getting la-id. :-) This is great! |
I think that's a little premature... (no wise-ass comments please)
R.
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02/17/2006 02:32:02 PM · #74 |
records: 80's, yes or no?
i'm talking vinyl.
edited to say:
or shall i say, 80's enough for this challenge?
and i don't meant just a picture of one.
i just don't want to submit something and it not be perceived as fitting for the challenge...
Message edited by author 2006-02-17 14:33:36. |
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02/17/2006 02:49:45 PM · #75 |
Originally posted by nerdynotdirty:
records: 80's, yes or no?
i'm talking vinyl.
edited to say:
or shall i say, 80's enough for this challenge?
and i don't meant just a picture of one.
i just don't want to submit something and it not be perceived as fitting for the challenge... |
Tapes were the thing in the 80's.....Oh yeah.
I shot mine last night.... hsould be some good times....
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