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POSTER BOY
Apr. 22nd, 2012 02:07 amI will now take questions from the audience:
I didn’t have any posters on my wall because it seemed the only ones I wanted at the time were ones my mom objected strenuously enough to take them back to the drugstore where I bought ‘em and get a refund.
Like this one.
Also, this one.
Seriously. Princess Leia was looking way too leggy and busty for Mom’s liking.
I made up for it later when I joined the Army and plastered every available inch of my barracks room wall with Samantha Fox posters.
Like this one.
Not all at once, of course. I had to build my collection up over time.
Labor of love,
This is dF
When you were a kid, what posters and pictures adorned your room's walls -- TV/movie stars, singers/bands, athletes, Einstein, bio-hazard warning signs? Why were they worthy of display (and did your parents ever yell at you to take them down)?
I didn’t have any posters on my wall because it seemed the only ones I wanted at the time were ones my mom objected strenuously enough to take them back to the drugstore where I bought ‘em and get a refund.
Like this one.
Also, this one.
Seriously. Princess Leia was looking way too leggy and busty for Mom’s liking.
I made up for it later when I joined the Army and plastered every available inch of my barracks room wall with Samantha Fox posters.
Like this one.
Not all at once, of course. I had to build my collection up over time.
Labor of love,
This is dF
