Recent comments in /f/OldSchoolCool
babyBear83 t1_jdreu3p wrote
Man, those are some large funky hats.
EWVGL t1_jdrehm7 wrote
Hmm, Marsha and Tito are missing.
Few_Carrot_3971 t1_jdre35z wrote
Reply to My great aunt is selling her house, the one I grew up in. It’s falling apart and she has to move. Today is a very hard, sad day for me. I found this picture of me in the front yard with our old mustang in the 90s. I’m in tears. by Life_Roll8667
I’m sorry. Losing the childhood home is so sad.
bobalou2you t1_jdrdauz wrote
Reply to comment by MalibuHulaDuck in Bob Dylan on the back porch of the SNCC office, Greenwood, Mississippi, 1963 by MalibuHulaDuck
You obviously know more about the workings of the Delta than I. What I can say, I actually had men of color as bosses in the trades and that could not have or probably would not have happened during Jim Crow. Additionally, I know for a fact that at least two neighborhoods have a pretty significant number of different races living on the same and adjacent streets. The little I’ll say is my grandparents (now deceased) were folks that interacted as neighbors often do with respect and friendship and they were poor, ignorant, sharecropper rednecks born in the 1910’s. A blanket “100%” statement is simply not correct, at least not in the town I lived in. Is it still bad, I am sure. Are their racist assholes there, of course. They are everywhere and I believe on all sides of the race issue. But it is significantly better than Jim Crow. I will say, things are probably deteriorating in the Delta, but more specifically all over America especially in small rural towns, and other than poor employment due to factories leaving for China I am not interested in expressing my opinions on why fiscal and monetary policy are screwing up our country. 1950’s Alabama could not have been much worse than Mississippi, and Mississippi may have been worse than Alabama certainly in the Delta, though as I was either very young or not yet born I am not really speaking from experience. I am sorry for your pain and anger. You should try to let go of that. It sounds like it was quite a while ago and holding on to the anger doesn’t help you. Our society has obviously made changes along the way. Unfortunately not all folks change at the same pace. But given time, the US seems to get it right. At least eventually; and often quite painfully. I hope you’ve found your peace/place in the world.
Yummy_Juicy OP t1_jdr9r0h wrote
Reply to comment by ODHamilton in My charming father and his beautiful highschool sweetheart at their senior prom💜 Central High, Alabama '82 by Yummy_Juicy
That is so awesome!!!!
shrike_999 t1_jdr9o90 wrote
*4
ODHamilton t1_jdr9fxg wrote
Reply to comment by Yummy_Juicy in My charming father and his beautiful highschool sweetheart at their senior prom💜 Central High, Alabama '82 by Yummy_Juicy
Yep.
butterflypoo69 OP t1_jdr8z76 wrote
Reply to comment by billiumthegrand in David Cassidy tree hugging at the height of his Partridge Family teen idol fame. 1972 by butterflypoo69
Not at all bad looking, though -
billiumthegrand t1_jdr6yve wrote
Reply to David Cassidy tree hugging at the height of his Partridge Family teen idol fame. 1972 by butterflypoo69
22 year old teenager 🤪
Grand-Bid6471 t1_jdr6avp wrote
The nostalgia is killing me
Yummy_Juicy OP t1_jdr596i wrote
Reply to comment by ODHamilton in My charming father and his beautiful highschool sweetheart at their senior prom💜 Central High, Alabama '82 by Yummy_Juicy
In Tuscaloosa?
butterflypoo69 OP t1_jdr4m00 wrote
Reply to comment by Fast-Leg-4029 in Faye Dunaway, then at the height of her fame and success, in a print ad for Blackglama furs. 1978 by butterflypoo69
Gorgeous…
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Fast-Leg-4029 t1_jdr1pfe wrote
Reply to Faye Dunaway, then at the height of her fame and success, in a print ad for Blackglama furs. 1978 by butterflypoo69
Incredible beauty
ODHamilton t1_jdqze5v wrote
Reply to My charming father and his beautiful highschool sweetheart at their senior prom💜 Central High, Alabama '82 by Yummy_Juicy
I was Central High class of '80. I think I was at that prom, with a high school girl I was dating at the time.
alooforsomething t1_jdqytbt wrote
Reply to comment by blindspot189 in We were about to be the coolest kids in Albion. 1991 by CarpeBurger
The photo literally has a date on it
DavoTB t1_jdqydsi wrote
Reply to comment by mick_ward in My mom getting her portrait done in New Orleans right in front of STYX, circa 1979. by ALTITUDE10K
Haha! Thought the same thing!
butterflypoo69 OP t1_jdqwafs wrote
Reply to comment by ODHamilton in Faye Dunaway, then at the height of her fame and success, in a print ad for Blackglama furs. 1978 by butterflypoo69
Eyes that just burned right into you. Stunning woman 🤩
ODHamilton t1_jdqw73i wrote
This reminds me of a parody (possibly from SNL) called "Battle of the Network T & A!"
LightMyFirebird t1_jdqvklx wrote
Reply to comment by CarpeBurger in We were about to be the coolest kids in Albion. 1991 by CarpeBurger
My dumbass sleep deprived brain went “Albion? How did y’all have Fable in the 90s???”
I need sleep
ODHamilton t1_jdqvgkz wrote
Reply to Faye Dunaway, then at the height of her fame and success, in a print ad for Blackglama furs. 1978 by butterflypoo69
Cheekbones that could give you a paper cut.
DavoTB t1_jdquebc wrote
Reply to comment by Bella870 in Jimi Hendrix driving a buggy car, 1968 [x-post from /r/HistoryPorn] by Dorsallyseam31
Picturing Rick saying, with a grimace: “Yeah….15 is the best I can do…”
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Bella870 t1_jdqrzlk wrote
Reply to comment by DavoTB in Jimi Hendrix driving a buggy car, 1968 [x-post from /r/HistoryPorn] by Dorsallyseam31
And resold by Scumbag Rick for 150,000 because he had to hold the collection in his shop for 3 days to find a buyer and 15k was the best he could do.
Klin24 t1_jdrf8e4 wrote
Reply to The Jackson 5 walk past the Brady Bunch (1971) by [deleted]
The Jackson 5
The Jackson 5
Daddy beat us that's why we're the Jackson 5!