Triaxiansilk.com

Oh cool Borg costume

justTripn wrote:By popular demand!

http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i269/ ... legirl.jpg

Oh, and I still think I look like Bether in these pictures. Did I forget to say that Connor asked if we were sisters?

I love it! I could dig out some pictures of when I was a bit older to make comparisons...My mother has albums upon albums upon albums in this house.

Rigil, I hope you aren't offended if I tell you that you were a cute kid.

T'Poptarts, gender means nothing to a determined '80's mom who wants to see her 7 year old and 5 year old girls in side-ponytails, speckled, long, untucked 80's blouses, stirrup pants, and ties. Thin ties. We looked like emilio estevezes. Angry emilio estevezes.

Although, upon mature reflection, I do recognise that thin ties are still better than really, really, really wide ties. *cough*Rigil*cough*

Rigil, if you think putting a tie on a little kid is evil, what would you say to perming the hair of a two year old? I will never forgive them. Never! It has 'perm' anently warped me, right?

Uh, don't answer that please...anyone.

the aforementioned 80's mom also perm-anently damaged my little sister in this way. it is difficult for me...these memories.....

We should establish a permanent recovery group.

"Hello, I am Linda and I am permanently damaged. Ever since that trumatic incident, I have worn my hair long and absolutely straight."

I had a perm in colllege. My roommate called me "Poodle" and used to rub my head for luck before Calculus tests. Can I join the support group?

I posted this one in the members pic thread. It's the only one I have in my photobucket right now.
My older brother and me about 28 years ago, give or take a year.

cute! and I like the 5 different patterns you can make out. old pictures are way more patterny than new ones.

Well, some of us happen to like permed hair. I get tired of looking like Cousin It. Then again, not too sure I would have liked it when I was that little.

My mom has all of my cute pictures in Florida.

I'll be home for Christmas....I'll try to post one than.

Hey, Chris, your photo is cute. It could almost be Trip and Lizzy.

enterprikayak wrote:cute! and I like the 5 different patterns you can make out. old pictures are way more patterny than new ones.

Well, it was the 70's My grandmother still has the quilt that's laying over the couch, and a lot of the same furniture, except that very couch.

Linda wrote:Hey, Chris, your photo is cute. It could almost be Trip and Lizzy.

Hey, it's true!

justTripn wrote:But I think this is one of the hated matching dresses that me and my three sisters had to wear. About this time we started to rebel. My mom would say, "Go put on the maroon dresses." And we would go, "Oh, NO! Not the "moron" dresses!" I'll bet this is the "moron" dress.

I feel for you, jT!

Cute pics, everyone! (I need to go a-scanning one of my old pics)

Kinda like jT (minus a girl), I am a part of a trio of girls and was subjected to the dreaded matching dress hell as well (as well as matching shirts and coats. Usually in pink. Now, I hate pink). Mom always reminds us that she didn't buy the dresses (my daughter-deprived aunt usually did), but that didn't stop her from dressing us in them or subjecting us to the ugly 80's bowl cuts .

Sadly, I was the oldest, bespectacled, and a tubby girl while my sisters were both willowly little things. So, that made me look truly ridiculous. Fortunately, I outgrew that... and the matching clothes