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maybecowboycore:
“ “Carhops in Dallas, Texas 1940
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In the 40s, women carhops had discovered their tips could increase by up to $25 a week, about $460 in today’s money, if they wore significantly revealing costumes. One offended woman in Texas...

maybecowboycore:

Carhops in Dallas, Texas 1940

In the 40s, women carhops had discovered their tips could increase by up to $25 a week, about $460 in today’s money, if they wore significantly revealing costumes. One offended woman in Texas complained to the Fort Worth Star “we women are sick of looking at girls’ legs; we’d rather look at men’s” in an effort to force a change in women’s uniforms. Instead a local drive in responded by hiring “four husky young men… in blue shorts, white sweaters, and fancy cowboy boots” to serve women at the drive through. (source)

classichorrorblog:

Street Trash
Directed by Jim Muro (1987)

scarlettjane22:
“Gentle Carousel Miniature Therapy Horses”
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scarlettjane22:
“ therapy horse Rainbow
Gentle Carousel Miniature Therapy Horses ”
twitblr:
“So you agree? You agree that police brutality IS an issue?
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twitblr:

So you agree? You agree that police brutality IS an issue?

honestlydeepesttidalwave:

Trog, 1970 w/Joan Crawford

giphy.com (retro-time-machine)

joker-theclown:

A group of teenagers have horrible nightmares, in which they are attacked by a deformed man with steel claws. It only appears during sleep and to escape, you must wake up. The crimes continue to occur, until it is discovered that the mysterious being is actually Freddy Krueger, a man who molested children on Elm Street and who was burned alive in the neighborhood. Now, Krueger may have returned to take revenge on those who killed him, through sleep.

A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) dir. Wes Craven

worship-of-the-gods:

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Surrender Your Heart

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