70s Nostalgia Enthusiast Prints

Keith Richards

The Missing Sock Returns

"The weatherman said dress for the mid 70's. Bob was elated." "Much. Too. Sexy."

'I'm too hot to trot.'

"You've got night fever."

Austin Powers

'I need to start dancing to the beat of a different drum.'

Psyche Delia

Wild and crazy salmon

"Norman still has seventies flashbacks sometimes."

Dr. Elwood prescribes 500 mg of dancing for Barry's disco fever.

Harrison Ford, no question. Tom Selleck, without a doubt. I don't care if they did offer Selleck the role first, Ford was a much better "Indiana Jones." Ford was ok, but his character was less than manly. What are you talking about? That's ridiculous! Harrison Ford was the definition of eighties manliness! You're telling me the "definition of eighties manliness" could run around the world for weeks and months at a time ... and never once grow anything more than a little stubble? I think maybe yo

"Er! Exactly when was this 'dress for success' book you've been reading written?"

Sheep of the 1970's

Music. Sale Pop. Sale Bin. Wow! They're practically giving away these CD's from the 80's! Cher prices have plummeted!

"Living...in...the...1970s...must...have...been...DYN-O-MITE!"

'Is there a doctor in the house other than Doctor Love?'

70s Night.

Bell Bottom Pants

The Beatles

'Hey look, Model Village People.'

"We had an expert restore all the original shag carpeting."

That's what I call Flour Power!

"Dexter has never ceased to be a big Abba fan!"

'Granddad was a hippie before he became a baker!'

'Mom calls this a diary where you write private thoughts no one else can see. What fun is that?'

'I'd have to say you've been exposed to extemely high levels of polyester.'

"Forget it, Jake. It's Funkytown."

'Hello, and welcome to Animals do the Funkiest Things.'

Er! Exactly when was this 'dress for success' book you've been readng written?

New York, London, Paris, Munich, Everybody Talk About Pop Music

'I'd have to say you've been exposed to extremely high levels of polyester.'

The Grim reaper during the 1970's

"Far out, man."

'Well, Dan, all of your scratching makes sense now: You have hippies.'