First there was this Flickr set of some photos found in a flea market album of 80s teens having themselves a cocaine party. Funny.
Then there was the recreation Flickr pool:
Then the photoshopped Flickr set:
Keep'em coming! Thx.
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[this is good] LOL This is too good. Chutes and Ladders!
Posted by: Brandy | 2008.03.31 at 03:04 PM
seriously, I love the dedicated mirror.
what were the 80's for if not leather jackets, ambiguous mustachery, and coke?
Posted by: miz_ginevra | 2008.03.31 at 05:18 PM
I remember winning coke mirrors with things like AC/DC logos on them at the county fair in the late 70's. I didn't know what they were actually for until years later. I just hung them on my wall.
Posted by: Dav Yaginuma | 2008.03.31 at 06:22 PM
the photo set of the cocaine party is set to private! i wanted to see them.
Posted by: Adriana | 2008.04.01 at 01:46 PM
Yeah, I guess the threat of lawsuits scared the original poster.
If you go to the photoshopped set, just imagine the innocuous substitutions as being lines of cocaine or a poster of either a 1) delorean with the caption "things go better with coke" or 2) duran duran
Posted by: Dav Yaginuma | 2008.04.01 at 01:55 PM
Thanks
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