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Flashback: Ball-Busting Fun For the Whole Family
This 1975 ad for the "family game" Ball Buster was totally due for a repost. "Exciting for adults"? I don't even want to know what that means.
The Golden Age of Moose Knuckle: A '70s Fashion Roundup
If there were ever a decade for ultimate douchebag fashion, it would have to be the '70s in all its coiffed, mustachioed, crotch-hugging polyester glory. Presenting the best of the worst in shagadelic trends . .
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Flashback: MushMouth
Germophobes, look away! This will make the skin on your overly sanitized hands crawl. It's a little known '70s board game called MushMouth.
Milky The Marvelous Milking Cow
The kids in this commercial must've been tip-top actors, because I refuse to believe that children were ever this pumped about playing with a messy plastic cow. I'd much rather play with an Oopsie-Daisy Cow Dispenser that could at least crap real jelly beans all day long.
Hey, Hey We're The Monkees...
Only in the 70's would we have been baked enough to orchestrate this kind of madness and then expose our children to it on a regular basis. The following is one of the musical interludes between segments of the children's program, "Lancelot Link: Secret Chimp." I know zilch about the show, but I do know that I dig these groovy monkeys man.
Flashback: '70s Ice Cream Ad
If I didn't know better, I would've assumed this was the prequel to the 2 Girls, 1 Nasty nightmare that recently swept the net. But this is actually how they sold ice cream in the '70s. Lick happy much?
Flashback: '70s TV Show Predicts Future Fashion Trends
Tomorrow Today was a UK television program of the '70s that claimed to predict trends and lifestyle habits of the future. And where did the experts foresee fashion going? They had a space-age getup in mind, complete with metallic miniskirts and "specially adapted cosmetics belts" to free us ladies of our bulky purses.
Flashback: The M&M's Man
Is it just me, or is it a wee-bit disturbing to watch Mr. Happy pull up in his sketch van and use candy to lure a gang of kids outta their neighborhood? He cheerfully sings the entire time, but pay attention to his lyrics. They're candy coated on the outside and choc full of creepy on the inside.
Flashback: The 70's Douchebag
What? You think this is a new phenomenon? Hell to the no!
Bella Donna: Diane Keaton
Mix some eccentricity, a self-deprecating sense of humor, intelligence, wit, along with a slightly reclusive personality and some nervous energy, and you've got Diane Keaton through and through. The 63-year-old actress, who first gained acclaim in the 1970s with roles in The Godfather, along with a string of Woody Allen flicks, was actually born Diane Hall. Since there was already a registered actress with the same name, she chose her mother's maiden name, Keaton, as her professional moniker.
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