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abad801 t1_je017zd wrote

Wow, I thought I had seen every Phoebe Cates photo there was to see, but this one is new to me.

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wallstbull t1_je03k0o wrote

Many dreams when I was younger. Some a little moist..🤷🏼‍♂️

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FFS_Roger t1_je08p1n wrote

That jaguar is really excited to be there...

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jjman72 t1_je09q1v wrote

This is prime Phoebe Cates.

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Dave-justdave t1_je0a8vn wrote

Isn't she the girl from the pool scene in that one movie?

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ImpendingSenseOfDoom t1_je0b5uu wrote

This is not the NSFW image of Phoebe Cates in the 1980's that I was expecting it to be

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Mikesturant t1_je0ky2m wrote

I can hear the song in my head right now.

Life's a sin!

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NYG_5 t1_je0oc5k wrote

perky butt and small boobs master race

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HWKD65 t1_je0vv2d wrote

Replying to feraljohn (#2,416,875)

Just about entire upper class of the high school was in the movie theater first night for Fast Times. Next Day there wasn't a single Cars album or tape left in the record store.

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laurastreetradio t1_je0xddk wrote

her daughter makes good music with her band under the moniker Frankie Cosmos.

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neofirebird t1_je18fvf wrote

I was embarrassed for Brad - we share the same name. I saw the movie when it came out I was like 14. 😂

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OccamsPlasticSpork t1_je1btal wrote

Some of her lines in the first Gremlins movie were darker than anything a goth girl could come up with.

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Greenmtn82 t1_je1ctkf wrote

She was a smoke show, that's for damn sho!

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pippi_longstocking09 t1_je1qx8e wrote

Replying to lordofedging81 (#2,423,023)

Jeff Spicoli introduced checkerboard slip-on Vans (and baja shirts, too, for that matter) to my generation. There was a guy I had a HUGE crush on in 1983-85 who dressed just like him, but I didn't even realize it until I saw the movie a few years later.

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Ismokecr4k t1_je1rk9c wrote

Replying to InternationalRow5141 (#2,421,535)

You browse bikini pics in the office? You look at bikini pics when you're around kids? You look at bikini pics when you're with your mom or dad? At a family gathering? In church? You realise there's a setting to filter nsfw content for people who want to hide such content. And please spare me the "well maybe you shouldn't be on reddit", nah, maybe you shouldn't be annoyed from a stupid tag that has no bearing on your life.

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thiccpapi90 t1_je1s7y2 wrote

This picture is DSFW, Definitely Safe For Work!

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vampyire t1_je1wuq6 wrote

suddenly am having flashbacks to 10th grade me, really, REALLY liking Fast Times...

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Kryten8 t1_je2ep3c wrote

Not gonna lie, I save this to that special place in my phone.

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EarthIsInOuterSpace t1_je2hxu8 wrote

Sex panther bottom bikini. 100% of the time this does work all the time. Meow!

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RAZR31 t1_je2ls06 wrote

Is that a beaver on her beaver?

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Siltyn t1_je2q6wx wrote

Something's moving in stereo....

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tcwillis79 t1_je319ky wrote

Need a ruling from that other post today. If I’m into this am I gay?

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Fuckoffassholes t1_je3eoct wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#2,433,486)

I understand the by-the-book purpose of the apostrophe; it's just my personal thing that I do, knowing it's wrong but it looks more "right" to me, in a strictly visual sense, because you don't ever see a number touching a letter anywhere else.

If I wasn't using numerals I'd obviously write "eighties" and not "eighty's."

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Fuckoffassholes t1_je3fru1 wrote

Replying to pessimistic_platypus (#2,431,568)

I know the true intended purpose of apostrophes; my comment is unrelated to that. I'm saying I personally have an OCD beef with seeing a numeral touch a letter so I deliberately misuse the apostrophe in a non-possessive way.

If somebody typed "I like turtle's," I'd grind my teeth, but there's no numeral there, so the 80's is a special exception. I know this is wrong and I'm not allowed to make up the rules, but at the same time, can too.

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youdubdub t1_je3ft1y wrote

Replying to Ismokecr4k (#2,426,416)

It’s a fair question for someone who doesn’t understand to ask. No, I don’t look at pictures of people in bikinis at work, and yes, I agree with the tag, but it is a fair question, particularly given the state of the internet today. Like, “There isn’t even a butthole in this picture. Why all the fuss.”

We could all do better to understand this, but until you have a job where it matters to know better, I believe this could be confusing, and I also think we could all be polite about it.

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AppreciableAppendage t1_je3wl0w wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#2,433,486)

Not an abbreviation, but a placeholder. The apostrophe is a placeholder for the "19" in 1980s. Or...

Little ol' me

The apostrophe is a placeholder for the letter "d"

Rock 'n' roll

The apostrophes are placeholders for the letters "a" and "d"

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LittleRadishes t1_je3xjh1 wrote

The top is made of exotic leopard seal skin and the bottom features a picture of said leopard seal

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Gri3fKing t1_je3yy2u wrote

Why can't I be sexy like her? 😫

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punkassjim t1_je43wl4 wrote

Replying to EternamD (#2,441,090)

It would be grammatically correct, but factually incorrect. The real poofy hair was closer to the late ‘80s. 1980 proper featured mostly 1970s styles. Disco and Charlie’s Angels were still a thing, so the fashionable hair was more flowy than poofy.

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davtruss t1_je44slp wrote

She gave new meaning to "coming to a theater (or drive-in) near you."

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davtruss t1_je45ook wrote

Replying to dr_wheel (#2,417,733)

Kind of pissed you made me google Kevin Kline to find out he was 75. Then I realized he married Phoebe at 41 when she was 26 or so, and I was like, you go, dude.

Thanks for the valuable cultural trivia.

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davtruss t1_je45u17 wrote

Replying to Amsalon (#2,432,651)

Probably the combo of leopard print and snarling raptor on the bikini. At least I think that's a raptor. Maybe it's a leopard.

All i can say with great certainty is that it is most assuredly snarling.

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AppreciableAppendage t1_je6y2ut wrote

Replying to Fuckoffassholes (#2,445,793)

So, you also erroneously fancy yourself a Semantics Specialist. Not only are you attempting to speak in the context of punctuation, but, if you were the Grammar Nazi you claim to be, you would know that one of the many aspects of grammar is punctuation. Many grammatical rules cannot be followed without punctuation; therefore, it does form part of grammar.

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