Wednesday, December 09, 2009
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Thanks Retrospace!
Coolest Mofo on the Planet
The blowfish penis pump
PETA's Worst Nightmare
Thrift Store Superhero
Hung Like a Jury of 12
The Pirate Paco King
Fabulous 20-minute workout
Pistol-packing Pedal Pusher
Sausage Compass Set North
PETA's Worst Nightmare 2
Double Secret Probation
Angling For A Three Way
Decadent Smut Paperbacks
Vintage Ads
Corinne Alphen: Tarot reader.
The Grisly Murder of Playmate Dorothy Stratten, 1980
Friends of Paco Camino
Paco Camino's first award!
Thanks Retrospace!
~ Don't miss a beat ~
~ the mysterious record of paco camino~
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- Vintage Ad: Smirnoff vodka, 1980
- Paco Camino swears higher rock education is no bul...
- And now a word from our sponsors: Magnavox
- Football Sunday. That guy (aka Nordberg) 1973
- Wholesome Christmas with The Cunninghams. Chuck too!
- Holiday ice hockey with Evel Knievel and Donny & M...
- Vintage Ad: Johnnie Walker Red blended whisky, 1971
- This Christmas, don't pay for cable TV!
- Football Sunday. Chuck Foreman, 1973
- Va-Va-Voom: Veruschka
- Damn fine listening material: Bossa in Italy
- Vintage Ad: Pierre Cardin mens knee high hose, 1973
- Bullshit or Not! December 15, 2009 album releases
- WHAT SORT OF MAN READS PACO CAMINO?
- Vintage Ad: JOB menthol cigarette papers, 1976
- All Paco Camino wants for Christmas is a girl on a...
- Vintage Ad: Sears Thumbs Up corduroy jeans, 1977
- Bullshit or Not! December 8, 2009 album releases
- Decadent Smut: Nicole Touches the Stars, 1983
- Football Sunday. Jim Bertelsen, 1974
- An angry wish list item from a cranky old street m...
- Vintage Ad: Landlubber clothing, 1972
- Decadent Smut: Hooker, 1969
- Bullshit or Not! December 1, 2009 album releases
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2 comments:
Thumbs up for posting this. Great ad, and never seen it before! :D
I just bought a pair of these corduroys at a thrift store, googled the brand name, and found your post!
The ad is great, and the cords are even better.
I wish clothes were still built this well!
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