But, as communication in general tends to break down more and more, the existence of love becomes increasingly precarious. It is threatened on every side. Everything tends to reduce lovers to objects - Raoul Vaneigem, The Revolution of Everyday Life
A panel from a 1971 issue of Date With Debbi:
A sample letter from the advice column in a 1971 issue of Date With Debbi:
An excerpt from a feature on actress Maureen McCormick from a 1971 issue of Date With Debbi:
(The article also states that the then fifteen year old McCormick was 4'8" and weighed sixty-eight pounds "dripping wet".)
An advertisement from a 1971 issue of Date With Debbi:
Kraftwerk - Sex Object (English Version) (from Electric Café, 1986) - Cold, clinical, and precise.
Raquel Welch - I'm Ready to Groove (from the OST to A Swingin' Summer , 1965) - But are you?
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4 comments:
I wonder if they made a Kansas City Bomber model.
All my decent feminist principles are offended. Not to mention grossed out by the vinyl Raquel.
Under the cobblestones, the beach!
Woah I remember those Raquel pillows - they used to be along side the X Ray Spex, and 6 ft glow in the dark Frankenstein or Skeleton ads.
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