I am impressed. That is the absolute height of disco couture and style. I kneel before you in awe. Be not embarrassed, simply remember that once you were a TITAN.
(yes, I was very familiar with that scene at the time)
deserving of a second parenthetical comment: (Are the couple at that marriage still together?)
(yes, I was very familiar with that scene at the time)
deserving of a second parenthetical comment: (Are the couple at that marriage still together?)
Don’t feel bad. I worked at a disco.I do not recall that.
HOW embarrassing!!!!!!!
My stepdaughter found this somehow, somewhere, and scanned it. I still haven't lived it down (from the kids), and it was two or three decades ago.
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LOL.
Since there's only one person in the pic, I guess they are still together.
And a happy couple too.
Since there's only one person in the pic, I guess they are still together.
And a happy couple too.
I had to think about that one, GG. It was actually a Senior Prom (not mine). I do recall is was Class of '80 though.
Don’t feel bad. I worked at a disco.
As a DJ or a bouncer?
Hey! Money's money. I'm not proud.
There's probably one couple from that night who made it this far. Maybe.
It wouldn't be so bad if someone else had picked that tux out for me, but I've nobody to blame but my own dang self.
I was 17. At the height of disco’s popularity. I stocked the bar. Booze, beer, wine, glasses, snacks, etc.I had to think about that one, GG. It was actually a Senior Prom (not mine). I do recall is was Class of '80 though.
As a DJ or a bouncer?
Hey! Money's money. I'm not proud.
There's probably one couple from that night who made it this far. Maybe.
It wouldn't be so bad if someone else had picked that tux out for me, but I've nobody to blame but my own dang self.
While you all pull the gold chains out of the closet and see how far Qiana and polyester can stretch...
The more stuff I watch of this guy the more impressed I become
I don't have any idea of how to call this genre, it's like Pink Floyd meets Beck meets country ?
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Wow, if you guys were 17 at the height of disco, you were really young and I am really old. I was 30, working as a bartender at a disco and having the time of my life in '81.
I was 20 and probably trying to get your attention at the bar (legal age was 18 back then, at least around here).
I think I had fun. I do not recall...
I was 20 and probably trying to get your attention at the bar (legal age was 18 back then, at least around here).
I think I had fun. I do not recall...
If I were a bettin' man and if I diligently read your posts on here, I would bet you have fun most places you find yourself.
You have around 10 years over me, but back then I was a dedicated Rock N Roller, I hated the disco era. I was really into the 60's and early 70's music.
KAS
I just got out my calculator, in '81 I was thirty-six, the oldest "kid" in my graduating law school class, swilling pitchers of cheap beer on Fridays at Two Keys, studiously avoiding disco and vigorously pursuing the future Mrs CMD. I remember it all except Friday afternoons, I am told that I enjoyed it.
I was 2
I missed disco. Was big on cheesy 80s pop, prior to being introduced to the blues and the likes of led zeppelin
I missed disco. Was big on cheesy 80s pop, prior to being introduced to the blues and the likes of led zeppelin
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