Love it

Wow just wow

Well, that was very cheeky of them.

Prince was so cool

Well, how else are you supposed to light your pretend cigarettes?

I don’t think those ladies are convinced.

I want this

I would have punched him too if he drew a big circle on my skirt.

They look like henchwomen for some obscure Batman villain from the 60’s tv show.

minecraft irl

Next the uranium eating contest.

That is the neatest-dressed drug dealer i have ever seen. I would feel confident in buying drugs from him, if he cares that much about his business image.

In the picture above, we have from left to right: A. Stewart Walker as the Fuller Building (1929), Leonard Schultze as the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel (1931) , Ely Jacques Kahn as the Squibb Building (1930), William Van Alen as the Chrysler Building (1930), Ralph Walker as 1 Wall Street (1931), D.E.Ward as the Metropolitan Tower and Joseph H. Freelander as the Museum of the City of New York (1930).

That looks terrifying

Little projectiles.

Awww. I honestly love the spirit of this one. And frankly, the sentiment alone was waaaay ahead of its time. Happy pride everyone.

A whopper of a deal at only $12.95.

I can hear him saying "Corinthian leather"

If you ever had the pure joy of sitting in one of these babies, you would not be laughing. You would be cursing the car gods that every car does not feel like this anymore. Bliss. Better than my couch.

It does look quite comfortable though

I can smell that car interior and remember how soft it was.

Comfort for those long journeys to Ceti Alpha V

I want to take a nap in it.

Is that Ricardo Montalban?

Midsize living room

That interior looks bigger than my first apartment :-)

I’d get naked and sleep on those seats!

I always wanted to meet Mr. Roarke and Tattoo.

Khaaaaaaaan!

These things were so luxurious. Smooth ride and cushiiny seats.

Wait. Is that shag carpeting? It does look comfy, ngl.

A living room on wheels.

Ooooh... Ricardo. Mmmm Mmmm

Um, that's looks comfy as s**t and I bet that car is a smooth ride. My Mamma had a 78' Thunderbird and, Honey, I had a blast at 16 running that Baby all over Connecticut!

My first car, back in 1989, was a 1982 Fifth Avenue and it was awesome! (Edited because my first car was a Fifth Avenue, not a Fifth Venue.)

Look comfy, but not particularly safe. Maybe what they were going for? "Once you crash we push the seat back into the laying down position and build pine around you; it's luxurious efficiency!"