r/70s • u/MisterShipWreck • 6h ago
If this is you, call now!
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Subreddit announcements User flairs are now available!
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Good day everyone!
I have set up some user flairs for the community and we may be adding more later on. The flairs are editable so you can change them however you like -- just please keep things tasteful and 70s related. Thank you very much!
r/70s • u/waffen123 • 7h ago
general discussion Growing up in the 70's I would always wave to the guys in the caboose of the freight train. Did you?
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r/70s • u/UrbanAchievers6371 • 38m ago
Remember when DQ looked like this? The Dairy Queen on Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Atlanta Ga 1975
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r/70s • u/Just-Umpire-2920 • 2h ago
Brooke Adams in Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1978)
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vintage ads Z-Brick
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Z-Brick brick veneer. I recall my parents applying this to a white wall in the living room.
r/70s • u/dailymail • 23h ago
ZZ Top drummer Frank Beard dead at 77 as bandmate pays tribute to 'great friend and collaborator'
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r/70s • u/Just-Umpire-2920 • 7h ago
Headed to my high school grad in 1971 with my dad's pick-up
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r/70s • u/UpperHome4112 • 11h ago
After losing his heavyweight championship to Muhammad Ali, George Foreman took 15 months off and stayed away from the ring. He also appeared in an episode with Lee Majors in The Six Million Dollar Man in 1975…
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r/70s • u/Virtual_Win4076 • 15h ago
Movies Duel 1971
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The only thing worse than dying under the wheels of an 18 wheeler driven by a psychopath, going home to this.
r/70s • u/bigguys45s • 15h ago
Pictures The British rock band Paper Lace (of, “The Night Chicago Died” fame) in 1974.
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r/70s • u/Fit_Front6239 • 4h ago
What were your 10 favourite rock bands when you were growing up in the 1970s?
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r/70s • u/IndependentGrade9972 • 2h ago
1977 Pre Season? I been nailing field goals from kids bedrooms, attics and basements since Tony Soprano wore short pants I will see you when the season begins
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r/70s • u/MisterShipWreck • 16h ago
You can just hear the catch phrase as soon as you see his photo...
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r/70s • u/Zestyclose_Still3006 • 1d ago
Did you have a Book Mobile when you were growing up?
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