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Manikin
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This photo was taken in 60's but that wood half moon with steps was there on wall since I know when I was about 6yrs old . It had two halves one is out of picture .
Now as far as the hair do's well bring on the hairspray ! LOL What can I say :-) Hope this helps date your stairs and half moon and when they were popular .
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HAHA, I thought you were holding beer cans when I first looked at this picture....I thought that would explain the hairdo's !!!! lol T.G.
LOL no never enough hair spray or lacquer whatever it was . Had to rat that hair and it dare not move again -)
I posted this for junkman to see the wall at risk of embarrassing myself :-)
I didn't even notice the wall !! lol T.G.
Lol manikin!! Thank You For the picture and the good laugh!
Sooo funny! Mani which one is you?
I am one in white print shirt toolate holding a cig right next to the explosive can of hairspray :-)
I told ya Junkman photo was a goofy one :-) Anyway I have seen these in sets and connected like yours with a walkway between the moons .
Gee Gypsy I thought the wall was the main focus :-) LOL
They do call this show and tell so that is what we girls went through to get that hair do we needed :-)
I am speechless!
As my teenage daughter would say"OMG" , thanks for the laugh, needed it
LOL I never thought I would put this up but it is fun ! BTW right after this photo I leaned back and touched a open electric socket and was shocked so bad it melted a 14kt gold class ring ! I could have dies twice that day right after I blew up the highly flammable hairspray can :-) But we lived through it all to see another day .
Thats hairspray I was 15 ! and her Mom took photo Bellin. Nope I never drank and still don't it tastes like nasty I can't get it down I had a drink at 17 and never again !
I have nothing against social drinking as long as I don't have too . I never have a problem saying no thanks I would rather drink acid
You have to go back to work :-(
Did you get my note Manikin arrived and she is lovely ! Fast service too
Merry Christmas friend
Thank you austro,bellin,junkman,toolate,packrat,thrifty,EJW,amber and kerry !
Your welcome Mani, hope Santa brought you what you were wishing for. :-)
Kerry Santa can't buy what I wished for :-( But thanks for hoping for me !
Thank you Mrcolorz, and lisa !
I love this picture :-)
Thank you Bluvamp, and jojo !!
Love the Big Hair!
Thank you VintageRelic who knew I would share the secrets of those big hair do's
Glad you enjoyed it and thank you do much for stopping and leaving a nice comment :-)
The beer cans were the curlers! Too cute!
Manikin, you are bold as well as beautiful. What a great pic. I think you girls were the original idea for the troll doll. (A much more adorable version of course). Now let's recap: we have a can of flammable spray, a cigarrette, all while hanging out near an open electrical socket. Dang you girls knew how to party. You gotta love the 60's. LOVE IT! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Lostinspace . You got the story right :-) yes ya gotta love the 60's ! the best and add a little music and life was good :-)
Thank you Mikko !
I always love it when this photo shows back up.... it never fails to make my day ! It is a CLASSIC !!!! TG
Thrifty thank you , we caught on this one by my friends Mom . My friend in photo and myself love laughing at to this day and so glad to have it , reminds us to not smoke with flamable hairspray for sure LOL :-)
Thank you petey and MiKKo :-) one of my better hair days :-)
Thank you ttom and debbeit for stopping to show some love on this post of girls and their hairspray :-)
Is that Elisabeth Taylor? :-)
Bazelmania, LOL . I just asked a CW member if they could make me look like her 2 days ago . That is strange :-) he does amazing Photo retouching .
Thank you vetraio50 for giving some love to myself and friends hairdo's :-)))
Future brides of ......, wonderful picture !~
Phil my friend since 1st grade and myself . We were learning how to do hair lol . She is in my video I did of Musik at end my Grease couple . Ya mean you wouldn't have taken me out in this hair LOL :-) Geez
Thanks valentino97 for looking at my crazy youth :-)
I logged in just to love this again! Brave post...lol...
ALRIGHT MANI !!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you toolate :-) Who knew I would ever show this hair do LOL . Oh the good times . Thank you your so kind always and I love seeing you on posts :-)
Hey John what can I say it was BIG hair day :-) all I can I say " Girls Girls " we are creative and also dumb smoking ( It appears it is not lit though ) with all that hairspray but it was not hairspray that blew up I started to laugh leaned back and was shot by a bolt of electricity which actually melted gold on my ring when ring hit open light socket . Gee I am glad I lived to hear Music ! Thank you again my friend
Blame my hair on dolls since we learned on them first :-)