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   Strod said, 12 months ago

   Do I spot a hint of guilt in that “NOOOOoooooooo” ?
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   beviek said, 12 months ago

   I was always partial to the black leather suit he wore in his “One Night With You” concert. sigh……………..
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   Number Six said, 12 months ago

   That’s alright, mama.
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   x_Tech said, 12 months ago

   Can I see a show of hands…
   Who here wore bell bottoms back then?

   
   Anyone?
   Anyone?
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   Shirl Summ said, 12 months ago

   @x_Tech

   DId they make any other kind? high five!
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   Allan said, 12 months ago

   Thank you … thank you … thank you very much … uh huh!
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   Number Six said, 12 months ago

   That’s a flattering waistline you’ve illustrated, Greg!
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   BRANDON said, 12 months ago

   lol
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   ODDBALL said, 12 months ago

   She should have said yes.
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    olddog1 said, 12 months ago

    @x_tech. Having been in the Navy 1964-68, yes. Then switched to boot cut.
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    Shooter918 said, 12 months ago

    Liberace & Elton John dressed like that….
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    Greg Cravens said, 12 months ago

    I live in Memphis, and just got back from Las Vegas. It’s weird to be so surrounded by Elvis in two totally different cites.
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    seed_drill said, 12 months ago

    I don’t know if it’s true, but I read that Elvis was a comics fan and modeled his outfit after Captain Marval Jr.
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    Comic Minister said, 12 months ago

    Sarah does have a point.
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    Llywus said, 12 months ago

    Heck, x_Tech, I didn’t know they even made pants that weren’t bell bottoms. I even had some plaid bells around ‘69 or ’70. And one pair of jeans that had “pimp-bells” – you know the type, the bells started just below the knee and were nearly 2’ wide at the bottom.
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