February, NINETEEN SEVENTY-SIX, that is.
If you're time-travelling back to 1976, pick yourself up a "travelknit fourpiece" ...
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If you Bitches could travel back in time to 1976, what would YOU purchase off the racks to wear?
Monday, February 25, 2013
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An Elvis Bicentennial Jumpsuit!
ReplyDeleteAn American flag inspired Speedo and a bottle of SPF 500 for my delicate translucent skin instead of using baby oil. No wonder I look 51.
ReplyDeleteLooking 51 is great if you are sixty. Not so great if you are 40.
DeleteLX & TOPHER: Now I'm sorry I asked.
ReplyDeleteeleganza, brockton, mass. baby.
ReplyDeleteNORMA: You'd be wearing a PIZZA?
DeleteNorma is obsessed with his pie hole.
Deletewhoops!
DeleteNORMA: Are you high?
DeleteBay City Rollers tartan trimmed 3/4 length trousers and a tartan scarf... And stripy socks... and a pair of platforms.
ReplyDeleteOr cheesecloth.
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Oh. God. I remember wearing cheesecloth. Thanks, Miss Scarlet! Jx
DeleteSomething like this, Miss Scarlet?
ReplyDeleteOh Blimey.... Woody was my favourite and in this picture I can understand why... he was always quick at unzipping his flies.
DeleteSx
Scotland's favoutite homosexuals! Jx
DeleteJON: Aren’t Colin and Justin Scotland’s favourite homosexuals?
DeleteOnly in their own minds. Jx
DeleteWhat the fuck is the difference between the business suit and the sport suit? Oh, so very grateful that my mother never bought me this crap in 1976.
ReplyDeleteWhat would I wear if I could travel back to 1976? I'd be at the baths wearing a towel and sucking dick.
ReplyDeleteCOOKIE: I removed the spam asshat's comment.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, it removed YOUR reply to him at the same time.
I remember the womenswear equivalent with skirt, pants, vest and jacket.
ReplyDeleteCANADIAN GIRL: And you would have purchased your “look” from the 1976 Spring/Summer Eaton’s catalogue…the last Eaton’s catalogue produced after something like 92 years.
Deletea chocolate brown velvet jumpsuit, natch
ReplyDeletekabuki-san: Mistress MJ has seen photos of kabuki circa 1976 and can say with certainty that kabuki is a natural beauty.
DeleteA maxi skirt. And a maxi pad.
ReplyDeleteTHOM: Was that before maxi pads with “wings” were invented?
DeleteNorma wore the belted Kotex pads.
Speaking of Wings...
DeleteTHOM: They've got the beat.
DeleteI think I'll need a wig. As for the outfit, I'll have to ask assistance from our dear Prinny. cause I'm totally clueless.
ReplyDeleteHUGGY JON: All I ask is that you don’t play “Stairway to Heaven.”
DeleteDavid Bowie.
ReplyDeleteROSES: You’ve opted for someone other than Robert Downey Jr. for a change.
DeleteBut then again, RDJ would have only been aged 11 at the time.
Qiana...everything in qiana.
ReplyDeleteJASON: We found your shirt.
DeleteJason can't resist a nice Qiana blouse from Ship N Shore.
DeleteI'm with Miss Scarlet on this... Tartan and platforms!
ReplyDeleteHow about some tartan Chaps Huggy Jon?
PRINNY: I’d rather see Huggy Jon in some buttless chaps.
DeleteSpeaking of clothes do come over for the Oscar red carpet rundown
ReplyDeletePETRA: I’ll be right over, dahling!
DeleteChill the champagne!
because of my error,
ReplyDeletei've posted a pictorial response.
NORMA: Your link leads to blackness.
DeleteTry this link instead.
I’m speechless but will return after I’ve had a good night’s sleep…if I can sleep after seeing this.
what's up? this link takes me where it's supposed to.
Deletei give up.
NORMA: When I click it, it brings me ever so briefly to your blog and then the screen turns black.
DeleteI think it's trying to tell you something.
What? Are none of you batches up for some Caftan action?
ReplyDeleteCOOKIE: It seems like only yesterday when you Bitches were relaxing with caftans and cocktails.
DeleteAYEM8Y: You really DID wear those, didn't you?
ReplyDeleteAnd probably still DO, I might add!
ReplyDeleteYes I did and yes I still do.
ReplyDeleteMy mother bought them in 1976 and they're a family heirloom.
Some families pass down their china and silverware.
ReplyDeleteThe Pirate Family bequeaths their disco shoes.
I was a mere babe in arms in 1976. Schwarzwalderkirchetorte, fondue sets and Carmen rollers were all the rage.
ReplyDeleteSeems that Canada doesn't want to have anything to do with Carmen rollers. That's what I got after clicking your link dear Mitzi:
ReplyDelete"Unfortunately, access to this particular item has been blocked due to legal restrictions in some countries. We are blocking your viewing in an effort to prevent restricted items from being displayed. Regrettably, in some cases, we may prevent users from accessing items that are not within the scope of said restrictions because of limitations of existing technology. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause, and we hope you may find other items of interest on eBay."
Carmen rollers must have been realy realy dirty!
MITZI & HUGGY JON: The link works for me.
ReplyDeletePerhaps it's blocked from the sensitive eyes of Quebecers.
They're not dirty at all. It says, “Used very good condition and clean.”