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Posted on: 11/12/06 11:53 AM ET

OK...this is an unevenly funny Blog and--a warning- it's sometimes pretty tasteless, but I did laugh out loud pretty often as I read it.

It's funnier when you read it by decade by decade rather than sequentially, as it was written.

The craft patterns are particularly atrocious. Remember crochetted toilet tissue "cosies?"

The women who do this blog have a book coming out next week.

www.threadbared.com
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Posted on: 11/12/06 12:23 PM ET
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Hi tlmck3,

I have seen this site, and agree with you!



Regards,

Sophiecat
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Posted on: 11/12/06 12:56 PM ET
ohmygosh- I had tears running down my face w/ the 60's pics!!!!

Thanks! I needed that this morning!

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Posted on: 11/12/06 1:26 PM ET
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This is a scream! I found it suitably tasteless and was doubled over with laughter. This is my kind of humor. Thanks for sharing it.
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