Why don't real men wear a cravat anymore?
Ooze sexuality, let everyone know you're a real lady killer. Be a babe magnet.
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Jacob Howard
Charles Nelson Reilly, the man’s man’s man.
Connor Davis
"I'm King Llort!"
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Jaxson Reyes
I know, right? You just KNOW the dude was neck-deep in prime 1970's p*ssy
John Smith
I would love to be able to unironically dress like a predatory 70s homosexual.
Mason Long
>unironically
Christopher Wood
Baldwin's last great performance
Brody Morales
I hear that he saved one pussy hair from each woman he pumped and dumped. By the time of his death his family went though his effects and found a reproduction of Liberace’s famed 16 foot long Austrian fox coat made entirely of pubic hair.
Gavin Hernandez
Ooooh my goodnneesssss
Evan Lopez
I wouldn't doubt it. Women are subconsciously attracted to men with raw animal strength. They become powerless around them.
Luke Moore
I know it was pretty common knowledge on Match Game that he used to pass on his leftovers to Richard Dawson, who always looked up to him for his way with women,
John Cook
On Gilbert Gottfried’s Amazing Colossal Podcast they’ve interviewed several of Reilly’s closest friends and they said one of their favorite group activities was to have CNR aggressively corner women on the street and observe how quickly it would take a woman to exhibit the “Puss Quakes” from his unbridled masculinity.
Josiah Gutierrez
Those women didn't stand a chance.
Owen Roberts
What I mean is, I love 70s clothes that are slightly outlandish by today's standards, but would never wear them because I would stick out like a sore thumb and people would think I was being ironic. I guess I'm trying to say I wish I lived in the 70s and could sport that clobber without drawing too much attention.
Jonathan Jackson
You know he was banging prime Brett somers
Landon Cook
OK, I get it. These days, the most a man can do to be original is their choice in tie (as long as it isn't too wild).
Cameron Peterson
I really like 70s era interior decorations (like macrame) but no way you could do it without everyone think you were doing it to be funny
Daniel Cruz
>tfw never got to experience the 70's and disco
Can any oldfags confirm if it was as fun as it seems?
Xavier Mitchell
Fucking hell, my dude. It’s like John Wayne in Arnold’s body but with Burt Reynolds’ toupee. Nobody stood a chance back then.
Bentley Cook
It wasn't all great though. In the 70's, the only thing wider than the lapels were the ties.
And polyester wasn't designed to be used for clothing. Too scratchy and it held heat. You would boil in those clothes.
Daniel Collins
It wasn't. Disco was very unpopular, even when it was popular. Mostly it was for the coke-fueled party crowd always on the border of they gay lifestyle; or for the rich and famous wanting to be seen.
Being anti-disco was far more popular at the time.
Austin Cook
Funny true story...
Back in the 70's there was a group called "The Village People", which was a producer-designed group designed to appeal to the gay man market.
They did a song called "YMCA", about how it was fun to hang out with the boys at the YMCA. A side effect was that the real YMCA suddenly got a massive boost in membership.
Someone in the navy thought it would be a great idea to hire the group to do a song promoting the navy for their recruiting effort. They rolled out the red carpet, giving them full access to all their ships to film the video.
Just before it came out, someone let them know that they were a pro-gay band, which kind of soured it for them.
Here's the video of "In the navy"
Luke Thompson
And here's "YMCA". Listen to the lyrics and decide for yourself if they were talking about the swimming pool and basketball courts.
(and yes, the South Park character of Mr Slave was based on one of the members of this band)
Chase Parker
Have you been to a rave? Congrats! You were at a disco in the 70s!
Parker Campbell
Yeah, fuck that gay shit. I'd have been all over the hippy/blues rock/proto metal scene.
Ethan Green
You know that requires your listening to the entire 17 minute version of In-a-gadda-da-vida.
I think Charles Nelson Reilly was a big fan of psychedelic rock too. Helped him come down after spending all night banging supermodels.
Jeremiah Nelson
Michael Turner
CNR ruled & Match Game is the greatest game show of all time
Also, Spike Lee's Summer of Sam probably had the most realistic take on the disco scene
Carson Diaz
agreed, I still watch re-runs every day
Carter Hall
You just KNOW he did. No woman can say no when CNR turns on the charm.
Liam Phillips
It got to the point that husbands and boyfriends wouldn't even let him come to their parties. Too risky.
Jaxon Hill
I'm just hoping that Liza and her mom never had that embarrassing conversation.
Carter Price
It all culminated into this
Daniel Fisher
Bruce Jenner. We should have known.
Aaron Howard
Jennermind
I had to include his package and happy trail
Also it's scary and hilarious that the VP are dancing with and being lusted after by disco dollies
Jonathan Sullivan
It just seems that the boxers and wrestlers are far too friendly.
I'm starting to think that the village people WEREN'T talking about the sports and traditional male bonding at the YMCA
Nicholas Long
This show is actually pretty great.
Juan Johnson
Dumb Dora was so dumb....
Austin Wood
"Match Game", "Hollywood Squares" and "What's my line" were the pinnacle of of 70's game shows
Samuel Fisher
Yes it is. It's especially great with retro eyes.
CNR and Paul Lynde just had the whole new your camp down so tight, I wind up laughing hysterically when I see them on their respective game shows.
Josiah Gray
How dump was she?
It's such an iconic show that when they tried to do a reboot they insisted the host have that funky microphone
Christian Mitchell
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Also "The Gong Show" and the "Liars Club" which was always broadcast after 11pm for some reason.
Ryan Gomez
I think everyone can agree that no one liked the person who bid $1 higher on Price is Right
James Bailey
It's a total dick move but it is pure revenge on the highest scorer who gets first bid.
Always showcase showdown was a dice roll.
Everyone wanted "A NEW CAR!!111", but the Vacation packages where decent sometimes if they included boats or jet skis, worst was the heaps of appliances but I guess young couples would benefit from those the most.
Lincoln Foster
Still crack up whenever I hear the Cliffhanger theme music
Parker King
Cliffhanger had the best music but PLINKO was the patricians game.
Looking up Pllnko I found this literal soyboy breaking a new record
Of course his name is Ryan
Jack Ortiz
he was gay, right?
Ethan Foster
Are you kidding? He had to drag himself into work on all fours every day he had so many fine b*tches.
Jackson Anderson
> Dick Van Dyke recalled the wrap party for Bye Bye Birdie in 1962. A series of men gave short speeches, each one praising Ann-Margret and predicting success and stardom for the young actress.
>When it was Lynde's turn to speak, he began, "Well, I guess I'm the only one here who doesn’t want to fuck Ann-Margret.
He was a man of taste and refinement who looked down on cheap sluts
Landon King
Maybe he was worried about her having brain damage after seeing her dance.
Isaiah Robinson
xfiles?
Landon Garcia
It takes a confident man to walk around in a suede green suit. Even in the 70's
Dominic Diaz
>hippy/blues rock/proto metal scene.
>70s
Andrew Rivera
Paul dodged a bullet there but she looks like she smelled nice
That number reminded me of this scene with Toni Basil of "Oh Mickey your so fine fame"
I would eat that costume
Luke Rodriguez
(vid) very similar.
But I think we can agree that CNR would never lower himself to the ann margaret level, not when he could have the pick of the hollywood litter at the snap of a finger.
Andrew Taylor
Carson Green
you now remember the Village People parody scene in Wayne's World 2
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Nolan Campbell
Reminds me of the time I accidentally went to a gay bar (I kid you not)
> 30 years ago. I'm young, naive, and totally lacking in observation skills
> go out with my girlfriend, for our usual pool and beer evening.
> our regular bar is closed for cleaning or a private party or something, so we decide to go to a random bar instead
> go, play pool, drink beer, she's laughing all night.
> I, of course, haven't noticed anything,
> we leave, she bursts out laughing.... you really don't know, do you user?
> What? Says I.
> You didn't notice anything wrong? You didn't notice that I was the only girl in the place?
> You didn't think it was odd that the dudes were asking you to shoot pool and none of them asked me?
> me, looking stupid.
> Dumb ass... it was a gay bar.
> we both have a good laugh.
Gabriel Ross
Also playing the best character with the best song in Charlottes Web made him immortal
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How many vore fetishes did he inspire throughout the world? Millions I say
Ryan Reed
>wait a minute...
Matthew Morales
Robert Ward
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superior gay Simpsons
Dylan Howard
Great song. Fact based.
Jackson Barnes
Damn! CNR was grabbin'em by the pussy left and right.
Ayden Foster
I think most older decades would be fun to visit for like a month, but christ would I ever be bored.
Jose Sullivan
yes, the ayy lmao episode
Bentley Cox
Yep. It's almost a good thing that he's gone now. Normal human males like you and I wouldn't stand a chance competing with him.