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For some mad reason I stayed up in the Hudd for Christmas day once. I volunteered to cat sit for Jen and Jon's cats. Here they are enjoying Christmas morning. I can't remember their names.
The sign says this lifted and full flake painted Impala is for sale. The price is $2000! It was understood at the time that custom modifications would probably lower the resale value of a vehicle to less than that of a stock example.
August 9th - Back In The Day
Do you see that ridiculous looking bird thing in my hair? I blame my mother.
Another Olan Mills original... me back in the day circa 1990. I was about 5 years old.
A quickie SOOC since my roomie and I are about to cook some dinner and get our drink on!
Spitting Image Productions Ltd 1984 - squeaky dog toys -
Spitting Image was a British satirical television puppet show, created by Peter Fluck, Roger Law and Martin Lambie-Nairn. First broadcast in 1984, the series was produced by 'Spitting Image Productions' for Central Independent Television over 18 series which aired on the ITV network. The series was nominated and won numerous awards, including ten BAFTA Television Awards, and two Emmy Awards in 1985 and 1986 in the Popular Arts Category. The series features puppet caricatures of contemporary celebrities and public figures
The 7 story building built in 1928 use to be a police headquarters, city hall and fire station. The 7th floor was where the jail was. It was nicknamed 7th Heaven. Now the building is a fire museum and offices for various Los Angeles City departments.
Ras Mikey I bones out a crossbone. Notice he has a cast on his arm.
Mikey was riding for Z Roller back then. Circa 1988.
Summer of '89 in the backyard at my boyfriend's place. We taped up the edges of our snowboards and bounced on the trampoline to practice getting air.
It was before I had any proper snowboard boots. I think it may have been before anybody MADE proper snowboard boots. So. Funny.
Too bad the picture is black & white. The car was candy red over pearl white, painted by one of the all time great painters, Hershel "Junior" Conway. The interior was equally suitable, sculpted button tuck and pleats. At a show in Long Beach in 1965 it was for sale at less than $2000!
CLA'd Mk2 in the dark with the pitch fader all the way down...
Tripod-mounted & remote triggered but I forgot to turn the IS off! *Tsk* ;-)
We're Here & checking out some Detroit in the dark...
1939 Chevy Master Deluxe known as "Fabulous 39". The owner was Oscar Ruelas of the Dukes Car Club. Pictured here in the early '70s at the LA Sports Arena show.
The 7 story building built in 1928 use to be a police headquarters, city hall and fire station. The 7th floor was where the jail was. It was nicknamed 7th Heaven. Now the building is a fire museum and offices for various Los Angeles City departments.
2 of the Red Cars, 500 and 501 are replicas built to the original plans of the 1909 version and the 3rd car 1058 a 1000-class is a fully restored 1907-vintage Pacific Electric car.
Down San Pedro way is the Pacific Electric Railway Trolley cars aka BIG Red Cars which operate on the Port of Los Angeles Waterfront Red Car Line that is 1.5 mile long. The trolley line connecting points are the San Pedros World Cruise Center , Fanfare at San Pedro Gateway , Ports O' Call, 6th Street and the LA Maritime Museum, Fisherman's Wharf and 22nd Street Landing, and a few other attractions along the waterfront. The line is using a former Pacific Electric right-of- way, with traditional 600-volt DC overhead trolley wire.
My girl, the beautiful Esther, is holding Leora's slip. It got tossed around the room.
How is this taking place??
The teacher demanded she take it off for some reason, and took her out in the hall to talk to her.
Slip ended up being tossed around like a beach ball.
We were all quite confused about what our teacher's problem was, exactly... but we had an undergarment to play with!
The building next to the entrance to the shopping-centre(the pointed, metal and glass structure by the 'M'), and the smaller building next to it, are in the old pic.
Farther down, the gable-end which can be seen poking-out, is the first of the only three remaining buildings where Lune St went off to the right.(where it joined onto Friargate).