Official Safety Manual (Part 1)
OFFICIAL SAFETY MANUAL (Part 1) It’s great to be alive! Published in the 1950s by the Police Safety League. It’s great to be alive! Click HERE for Part 2 ….
Please Read On ...OFFICIAL SAFETY MANUAL (Part 1) It’s great to be alive! Published in the 1950s by the Police Safety League. It’s great to be alive! Click HERE for Part 2 ….
Please Read On ...Don’t Forget The Other Betty! While most of the attention goes to Bettie Page, the Queen of the Pinups, for her pinup photos taken during the 1950s, there was another Betty on the scene – one we don’t hear of that often. Her name is Betty Brosmer and she possessed…
Please Read On ...You Be The Electronic Man! Here he is! Latest brainstorm of the brain! Be the first in your neighborhood to get the Electronic Man (also known as “Mr. Brain”). “You can look just like the robot of the future! Or a man from Mars!” You Be The Electronic Man!
Please Read On ...How You See The lens of the eye (1) collects light rays from an object. The retina (2), a membrane containing nerve endings sensitive to light, develops the image of the object. In the “visual area” (3), at the back of the brain, a composite picture is built up from…
Please Read On ...So what will it be, Jenny? Do you want to dance with me or have more cake? She answers, “Cake!” Of course. Jenny’s Cake ….
Please Read On ...So, You Want To Be A Repo Man? Really? Well then, you will require some rock solid advice as you pursue you new career in legal car theft. Just follow the advice from a long-time repo man, Bud. Yep, the Bud from the 1984 cult classic movie Repo Man. Sound…
Please Read On ...What’s Happened To Us??! We – we’re turning into nothings!!
Please Read On ...Girl’s Hair-Do Reveals Love Life A Bow On The Top Of Her Head means that Ann Mitchell is “out to get herself a man.” A Bow Worn In Back means that Betty Dupree is “not interested in men.” Now you know.
Please Read On ...Go-Go dancers are dancers who are employed to entertain crowds at a discotheque. Go-go dancing originated in the early 1960s when women in New York City began to get up on tables and dance a dance called “The Twist.” There were many 1960s-era mini-skirted clubgoers who wore what came to…
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