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"

I have worn glasses since I was 12 (I come from a family that’s myopic on both sides). I would LOVE to have prescription rain glasses like this! I hate going out in the rain because I end up not being able to see clearly out of my glasses because of the raindrops. You would be amazed at how raindrops can affect your vision through glasses. It can sometimes get rather scary. So social rain glasses with wipers would be great. I could put my regular glasses in their case, and use these—-much like I do with my sunglasses.

It looks like he's treating her Hysterical Paroxysm at home. Ahhh relief 😁

And to think that all this time I was using it incorrectly to clean the toilets.🤣

This is adorable 🥰

I kind of like it.

Everything was burnt orange and avocado green back then.

The floor really is lava.

That color was the rage in the early seventies, along with avocado green and harvest yellow. By the late seventies it was all earth tones, meaning very dull boring beige and brown. However, considering the number of spills that can happen in a grocery store, it’s pretty foolhardy to install it there. Then again, you have to remember that’s when they were also installing wall to wall carpets in kitchens and bathrooms, sooooo….

Having to always be stuck with the one wobbly wheel cart is bad enough, but on carpet.... nope!

Just got wicked flash back nostalgia on this one. That orange carpeting was *everywhere* back then.

Burnt Orange was everywhere in the 70's

In the 60s and 70's, it was believed that the color orange promoted the appetite 😅 (I learned that in my art classes)

Think of all the spills that will stain it, and clean up would be a nightmare.

Hurts my eyes.

I had this exact carpet all over the lower level of my childhood house!

That's the same color we had in our brand new early 1970s house. The choice was burnt orange, avocado green, or harvest gold. I would have preferred either of the latter two, but being a kid I didn't get a vote.

Possibly the result of a study that researched colors' effect on spending money.

Carpet in a supermarket? Have fun cleaning that up!

Better than avocado green!

Aargh. The 70's? Yeah.