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mlp anonymous June 7 2015, 20:19:20 UTC
Just for wearing a Jughead hat, that guy deserved to get thrown out of a window, regardless of whatever other crimes he may have committed.

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Re: mlp dochermes June 7 2015, 21:21:14 UTC
Aw, they were cool back in the day, especially when decorated with buttons and bottle caps and what not.

...not really, on second thought. Defenestration it is!

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Re: mlp wt_1 June 7 2015, 21:25:44 UTC
I was wondering if that was Jughead's dope fiend uncle, Hophead.

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Re: mlp dochermes June 7 2015, 21:29:02 UTC
Well, Jughead's name DID come from his family's homemade corn likker, so it's possible.

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wt_1 June 7 2015, 21:30:32 UTC
I wonder if any bad guys ever tried diving for her muff...

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dochermes June 7 2015, 22:51:32 UTC
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re panel 5 pronker June 7 2015, 22:41:51 UTC
Been watching s. 1 of Mad Men for the summer lazing about, and ... thinking of all the cigarette etiquette now gone. The He lights up She with a match, cupping it against breezes and she steadies his hand ... the She lights up He from her already lit cigarette ... Not that smoking in 2015 is completely out the window *har!* but I don't see, or perhaps am not in the position of observing, people doing that now.

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Re: re panel 5 dochermes June 7 2015, 22:51:02 UTC
There's also the bit where a man lights a cigarette for another man, who steadies the first guy's hands during the process. I think it's the only time in the 1940s and 1950s where a man would hold both of another man's hands in public, even for a second.

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Re: re panel 5 pronker June 7 2015, 22:54:48 UTC
This is true. 'Wings' in 1927 may have had an early M-M kiss, but only in life and death situations. Much nicer to see Manly Touching in the U.S. in more civilized circumstances.

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Re: re panel 5 ticktockman June 8 2015, 01:26:00 UTC
They had a nifty variation on that in Double Indemnity. Throughout the movie Edward G. Robinson can't get his cigarette lighter to work and Fred MacMurray lights Robinson's smoke for him. At the end of the movie, MacMurray is unable to light his own cigarette, and Robinson does it for him.

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moon_custafer June 7 2015, 23:45:03 UTC
I dunno, I kind of like the ominous whirring of her gloves.

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baron_waste June 8 2015, 01:39:52 UTC
I'd be more impressed if she were a Weird Science cyborg, and those WERE her hands.  What strains my willing disbelief is how slim and elegant the gloves are - they look great on her, but it doesn't fit their history.

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