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Sunday, June 11, 2006
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9 Comments:
Oy, that floor! Hey, it matches the clothes!
Scott
Yeah but it's a good hurt, aint it? ;)
Actually, call me crazy, but I LIKE the clothes!
That place looks like a ski lodge on top and a supermarket on the bottom.
Come to think of it, Steven, the floor did remind me of the floor at the local Jewel i stop at from time to time.
Wait, the woman in powder blue is a mannequin?
Dear god, they made them, ahem, very well endowed back then!
I first thought it was a woman wearing a cross your heart bra! Lift and separate!
Scott
Being reminded of what these places used to look like growing up too!
I'll bet some girl with hip, expensive taste had to go here with her mother to buy ugly clothes. I can see it now.
Wow. That is CREEPY.
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