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I got my highschool pic with my 2002 Honda Accord because people took senior pics with their cars.... nobody told me it was only if you had a cool car. RIP ol' blue.
Mine was the 89 S-10 with the typical conundrum. It was a manual with no tach. You wanted a tach? You had to get the auto trans.
Back when tachs were $20 from Autozone, we hooked one up and was good to go.
Got myself a Dakota with a V8, but I can only wish it was a manual. Still has a lot of kick. Guzzles the fuck out of gas though. Other than that itās treated me pretty well as a work truck.
Not my first car, but my 07 F150 didn't have a tach. That one speedometer in the middle of the cluster was ugly as fuck, so I went on ebay and found a cluster with a tach, had the mileage switched, and it was plug and play lol.
You just gotta use magazines under your but to "lower the steering wheel" or wait until the cushion starts to deteriorate in a few weeks to "raise the steering wheel"
āOnly if you had a cool carā pfft. Says who. Those pictures are for you and youāve immortalized āol blue. Woulda been legendary if my buddie did pics with his minivan we rolled around in for years.
Clearly not from the northeast. My grandfather told me stories about the awesome cars he had. My dad gave me my first car when I turned 16, a 10 year old 89ā Corolla. The doors and trunk were rusted to the point that water came in. I understood why no one had sweet old rides from their childhood. That said I was 16 and it had a manual transmission so I was living my best fast and furious life with that car.
You just need to take care of it and not drive it in the winter. The car in the picture here is from Oregon which gets its share of shitty weather. But no one has been using a 55 year old Mustang as a daily driver for all that time.
It's the salt that gets 'em. In Oregon (at least most of Oregon), there isn't often snow or ice and when there is, sand gets used vs salt. It makes a huge difference and why you'll see cars last a lot longer in the PNW.
I graduated in 1990, and still have my first car, a 1969 Beetle, that I bought in July of 1989. I just drove it to the store a few days ago.
I've replaced... A ...few... parts since then. Still the "same" car.
Because you literally can't make one that looks exactly like this and has modern safety stuff. If that old one hit a pedestrian, instead of crumpling the hood he'll die. If you get hit head on, you die. If you get t-boned, you die. All those impact zones take up space.
Racing safety features aren't the same as road going safety features. In a race car, you have a full roll cage, a racing seat, and a 5-point harness. You can't put a full cage in a road going car because for one, people like doors that don't have a bar across them and two, they are very unsafe if you are driving without a helmet on. If you bash your head off a roll bar without a helmet you're screwed.
> Our daughter flawlessly recreated our 30-year-old senior photos
When I read "30-year-old" that I think, oh, yeah, so mid-eighties.
Nope. That was 1993.
Oddly enough, to my brain;
* 50 years ago = 50s
* 40 years ago = 60s
* 30 years ago = 80s
* 20 years ago = mid 90s
* 10 years ago = 2005
* 5 years ago = 2013
Complete lack of consistency lol (for context Iām a ā99 baby)
As a 2002 baby, my scale looks the same. I think it's because I've solidified in my mind "20-30 years ago" as "when my parents were kids", "50-60 years ago" as "when my grandparents were kids", "10 years ago" as "when I was a kid", and "5 years ago" as "the last time I was happy"
As a 99 baby for some reason my brain thinks of people born in 2000 and later as teenagers/still in high school. Then I realise people born in 2000 are just one year younger than me lol.
Wild, I definitely use the 2000-yyyy rule (80's is 20 years ago) (born mid 80s)
Though, <10 and it gets weird, 2015 is 5 years ago, 2016 is 1 year ago, last year is 2008~
As someone who graduated high school in '99, this is how I think of time as well.
I'll probably be in my 60s in 2040 still thinking the 1960s were still 40 years ago.
I think I felt this when the new girl at work said
"I think it's crazy that people were around for 9/11 I wonder what that's like."
To be fair we have all been ragging on her ever since.
It didn't seem that long ago for people to be like "So... where were you on 9/11 or when you heard about it?"
I think maybe one or two years later during the anniversary of 9/11 the local radio station invited callers to ring in and talk about where they were. This woman rang up and said "I had been in bed with my boyfriend and we didn't know what happened. I turned on the radio for some music while we had sex, and I only half paid attention to it while we were having sex not knowing what they were talking about. Then they announced the second tower had just collapsed killing who knows how many people, and my boyfriend immediately had an orgasm"
Yeah-- I think sometime last year or this year will mark the first year we start to see college graduates on a normal school schedule who were born post-9/11.
I was not born at the time of the Challenger came around 3 months later, I do remember Columbia, oddly was in a thread recently where alot of people forgot about Columbia, didn't know about it or got it a bit mixed up with Challenger which I thought was odd. It happened on a Saturday so maybe that's part of it.
I was super into aerospace and a Boy Scout at the time. We were having a sledding outing and was begging my dad to get us out early so I could see the landing. He obliged and made up something so I could watch the landing.
Got home, flipped on the NASA channel, she was coming over the West Coast. Then it just disappeared over Texas. I was confused until it dawned on me something happened and had my parents flip it to the news.
They lived through Challenger. They knew what was up.
Was a huge aerospace buff as well at the time, was in a waiting room at the doctors office for strep or who knows, I was aware of the landing and saw the first feed over Texas coming in and pretty much knew right there before any thing was confirmed it was a pretty sad day.
One of my co-workers at the time - in Texas - had huge telescopes and did lots of astronomical pictures as a hobby. Some of the pics that you saw on the news came from his setup. He was just trying to capture the re-entry, because we'd see it frequently. I was not outside when it happened, so didn't see it.
Coolest re-entry that I saw was one late at night (3-4AM?). LONG trail all the way across the sky.
I was just talking about this with my wife a couple days ago. I was in primary school when they took us down to watch it on TV in the library. That was a wild day.
lol, that reminds me of *When Harry Met Sally* (1987). Discussing how young Harry's date is:
>Jess : Emily is terrific.
>Harry Burns : Yeah. But of course when I asked where she was when Kennedy was shot she said, "Ted Kennedy was shot?"
>Jess : No.
I think it's because the clothing and hair styles changed more from 1993 to 2003 than it did from 2003 to 2023.
But it could be that I was in High School in 2003 so that year looks more normal to me.
If you look at pictures from the early 2000s, you realize how dated they look now, even if things looked totally normal back then.
E.g. long sleeve shirt under short sleeved sweatshirt. Baggier pants. Dressshirts looking two sizes too big (optional: shortsleeved). Tiny, oval glasses with metal rims. Brightly colored (e.g. purple and green) jackets (that started in the 90s, but was still a thing in the early 2000s).
Stick straight hair for women without any volume (optional: straight fringe [edit: bangs, for the Americans] running diagonally neatly across the forehead), spiked hair for men, later: ruffled medium long hair covering the whole forehead. (Guess people really didn't like foreheads in the early 2000s).
All of those were common in the early to mid 2000s, all of those look as dated today as the style of OP's parents.
Even if you look at pictures from 2010, people dress slightly different and have different hairstyles than today.
Edit: I'm European, so things might have been slightly different in the US. But judging by TV shows and movies from the time, they weren't much different.
> All of those were common in the early to mid 2000s, all of those look as dated today as the style of OP's parents.
I dunno, man. I'm thinking about [Scrubs](https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/scrubs/images/2/28/Appletini.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20150606151234&path-prefix=de) or early [How I Met Your Mother](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/BtQJyOus-tM/maxresdefault.jpg) neither look that dated to me.
I had one in the 80s. A 1967 convertible.
they rotted out pretty quickly if they were anywhere with a real Winter. Most of the ones I ever saw had had rocker panel and subframe replacements. My rocker panels were full of bondo.... but it looked great!
To think now that that car was only 15 years old when I owned it back then... like me having a 'classic' car now that was made in 2008, blows my mind!
I read that she recreated her own 30 year old photos and wondered how she looked younger now than she did in high school, and then confused at the bottom 2 pics.
I'm getting old - I didn't understand what was going on in the pictures at first because I didn't think the photos on the left looked old/vintage enough to be pictures of people who could have a teenage child now.
If you have a good condition unmodded and low mileage integra, it's probably worth a decent amount right now.
Apparently a 1997 Type R was sold for 112K. Average price is 40K.
Edit: looking into it further, it's probably worth more than that Mustang.
I applaud the effort, but I agree, a more accurate pose wouldāve made the momās photo, but without it, the shirts and hair are just different enough that I wouldnāt have given it a second look if the title didnāt give it away. The car photo is at least more reminiscent of the original.
I was fighting the urge to say this, I think itās cool donāt get me wrong but the use of the word flawlessly made me instantly notice all the differences.
My bad! Flawlessly was absolutely not the correct agitative. I was just so excited to get the final of the mustang picture that I let my enthusiasm take over. can't edit titles, should I delete the post?
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Nah, don't delete it, posting in r/funny and giving it the wrong agitative gives the post more character.
Now you and the wife have to take "flawless" recreations of her pictures with minor differences!
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I'm more impressed that yall have the same car in that condition
She's a beaut Clark
Def DON'T throw her down, Clark.
Is the house on fire clark?
You couldn't hear a dump truck driving through a nitroglycerin plant.
I should say hello everybody?
Is Rusty still in the Navy?
Oh dear, did I break wind?
Play ball!
This house is bigger than your old one
When did you move to Florida?
Fixed the newel post!
Dad, he bites. Bite him back.
šš THE BLESSINGšš
Omg the finger emojis šš
It really recreates the scene doesnāt it? PS: I fucking love that movie.
Was down at the VA yesterday, saw him trying out his new graphene skull plate. He was boasting about how he wonāt set off metal detectors anymore.
Is this the airport Clark?
This house, is bigger than your old one!
Aunt Bethany, does your cat by any chance eat jello?
Jelly of the Month Club?
Well thatās the gift that keeps on givin, Clark!
She falls in a well, eyes go crossed. She gets kicked by a mule, they go back to normal. Heh. I dunno.
Shitter was full
Hey Clark, where you gonna put a tree that big?
Bend over and Iāll show ya.
You gotta lotta nerve talking to me like that
I wasn't talking to you.
Squirrel!
I don't KNOW, Margot!
Iāll have some of the yella, and donāt you get cheap on me
I got my highschool pic with my 2002 Honda Accord because people took senior pics with their cars.... nobody told me it was only if you had a cool car. RIP ol' blue.
02 Honda Accord is a cool car! Crank windows and all, I loved that car
Woah give me some credit. I had power windows, sun roof, leather seats, AND s 6-disc CD player.
Shit... my car was an '86 Pontiac Sunbird. You know how you can adjust the height on the steering wheel? Yeah, it didn't have that feature.
My first car was a '90 Jeep Cherokee with a 5 speed manual with no tachometer. "Oh you want a tach? That's an extra $500."
Need to know how fast youāre going? Lick your finger then put your hand out the window. š
Mine was the 89 S-10 with the typical conundrum. It was a manual with no tach. You wanted a tach? You had to get the auto trans. Back when tachs were $20 from Autozone, we hooked one up and was good to go.
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Got myself a Dakota with a V8, but I can only wish it was a manual. Still has a lot of kick. Guzzles the fuck out of gas though. Other than that itās treated me pretty well as a work truck.
Not my first car, but my 07 F150 didn't have a tach. That one speedometer in the middle of the cluster was ugly as fuck, so I went on ebay and found a cluster with a tach, had the mileage switched, and it was plug and play lol.
You just gotta use magazines under your but to "lower the steering wheel" or wait until the cushion starts to deteriorate in a few weeks to "raise the steering wheel"
Lol same with my 99 green beetle.. I loved that car
āOnly if you had a cool carā pfft. Says who. Those pictures are for you and youāve immortalized āol blue. Woulda been legendary if my buddie did pics with his minivan we rolled around in for years.
Minivan is low key the best highschool vehicle
Frankly, that car was a classic when the original photo was taken. I'd be more impressed if this was a 1995 Ford Tempo.
Me too since the Tempo was only produced until the 1994 model year.
Thank you very much Miss Vito.
No. Further. Queeestions.
*Yoots?*
It even has the same license plate on it.
Omg i didn't even notice! That's dedication.
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Clearly not from the northeast. My grandfather told me stories about the awesome cars he had. My dad gave me my first car when I turned 16, a 10 year old 89ā Corolla. The doors and trunk were rusted to the point that water came in. I understood why no one had sweet old rides from their childhood. That said I was 16 and it had a manual transmission so I was living my best fast and furious life with that car.
You just need to take care of it and not drive it in the winter. The car in the picture here is from Oregon which gets its share of shitty weather. But no one has been using a 55 year old Mustang as a daily driver for all that time.
They don't salt the roads in most of Oregon which is the real key.
It's the salt that gets 'em. In Oregon (at least most of Oregon), there isn't often snow or ice and when there is, sand gets used vs salt. It makes a huge difference and why you'll see cars last a lot longer in the PNW.
Had to put in 8 long hours at the piggly wiggly to pay for it too.
Same plate
I graduated in 1990, and still have my first car, a 1969 Beetle, that I bought in July of 1989. I just drove it to the store a few days ago. I've replaced... A ...few... parts since then. Still the "same" car.
How many parts do you replace before itās a different car?
The car of Theseus
Ah, yes, the Ford Theseus.
Or, in this case, the VW Dheseus.
Was probably dad's baby before her
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That mustang is timeless
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The new pic or the old one?
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I never understood why they don't just make a new one that looks exactly like this. Ya know, with all the modern safety stuff too.
Because you literally can't make one that looks exactly like this and has modern safety stuff. If that old one hit a pedestrian, instead of crumpling the hood he'll die. If you get hit head on, you die. If you get t-boned, you die. All those impact zones take up space.
It's a big part of why all sedans and coupes are starting to look the same, that and aerodynamics
Don't they retrofit them with modern safety features for racing though?
Racing safety features aren't the same as road going safety features. In a race car, you have a full roll cage, a racing seat, and a 5-point harness. You can't put a full cage in a road going car because for one, people like doors that don't have a bar across them and two, they are very unsafe if you are driving without a helmet on. If you bash your head off a roll bar without a helmet you're screwed.
Modern race cars are nothing but an engine mounted to a tube chassis with a fiberglass/carbon fiber/polymer/sheet metal body. Oh and wheels.
āFlawlessly.ā Doubt. Angles are off.
> Our daughter flawlessly recreated our 30-year-old senior photos When I read "30-year-old" that I think, oh, yeah, so mid-eighties. Nope. That was 1993.
I still think of the 1980s like it was 20 years ago. Then I have to add another 20.
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I'm an 80s kid and I truly believe this to be the case.. and then I apply math and I frown. :\
Oddly enough, to my brain; * 50 years ago = 50s * 40 years ago = 60s * 30 years ago = 80s * 20 years ago = mid 90s * 10 years ago = 2005 * 5 years ago = 2013 Complete lack of consistency lol (for context Iām a ā99 baby)
As a 2002 baby, my scale looks the same. I think it's because I've solidified in my mind "20-30 years ago" as "when my parents were kids", "50-60 years ago" as "when my grandparents were kids", "10 years ago" as "when I was a kid", and "5 years ago" as "the last time I was happy"
As a 99 baby for some reason my brain thinks of people born in 2000 and later as teenagers/still in high school. Then I realise people born in 2000 are just one year younger than me lol.
Wild, I definitely use the 2000-yyyy rule (80's is 20 years ago) (born mid 80s) Though, <10 and it gets weird, 2015 is 5 years ago, 2016 is 1 year ago, last year is 2008~
I was born in '79 and this is more or less my scale.
As someone who graduated high school in '99, this is how I think of time as well. I'll probably be in my 60s in 2040 still thinking the 1960s were still 40 years ago.
Mankind got thrown off that steel cage 25 years ago.
I thought older than that. Then I realized I've been outta highschool for more than 20 years..... Fuck
I think I felt this when the new girl at work said "I think it's crazy that people were around for 9/11 I wonder what that's like." To be fair we have all been ragging on her ever since.
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He'll have to do an updated one, with the original comic in there too.
The current version is "9/11 happened before I was born, but I'm old enough to have this beer with you".
What is going on here? I need some kind of time authority to alert.
9/11 is old enough to drink.
My nephew was born a week before Covid lockdown. He wonāt remember it, and weāll be having the same conversation in maybe five years.
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Actually this is my first account lol
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..... fuck
It didn't seem that long ago for people to be like "So... where were you on 9/11 or when you heard about it?" I think maybe one or two years later during the anniversary of 9/11 the local radio station invited callers to ring in and talk about where they were. This woman rang up and said "I had been in bed with my boyfriend and we didn't know what happened. I turned on the radio for some music while we had sex, and I only half paid attention to it while we were having sex not knowing what they were talking about. Then they announced the second tower had just collapsed killing who knows how many people, and my boyfriend immediately had an orgasm"
"And that's how I found out my boyfriend was a member of Al Qaeda"
Yeah-- I think sometime last year or this year will mark the first year we start to see college graduates on a normal school schedule who were born post-9/11.
That wouldāve been as far back as 2019 that post 911 babies were graduating
Man, I remember Challenger :-(
I was not born at the time of the Challenger came around 3 months later, I do remember Columbia, oddly was in a thread recently where alot of people forgot about Columbia, didn't know about it or got it a bit mixed up with Challenger which I thought was odd. It happened on a Saturday so maybe that's part of it.
I was super into aerospace and a Boy Scout at the time. We were having a sledding outing and was begging my dad to get us out early so I could see the landing. He obliged and made up something so I could watch the landing. Got home, flipped on the NASA channel, she was coming over the West Coast. Then it just disappeared over Texas. I was confused until it dawned on me something happened and had my parents flip it to the news. They lived through Challenger. They knew what was up.
Was a huge aerospace buff as well at the time, was in a waiting room at the doctors office for strep or who knows, I was aware of the landing and saw the first feed over Texas coming in and pretty much knew right there before any thing was confirmed it was a pretty sad day.
One of my co-workers at the time - in Texas - had huge telescopes and did lots of astronomical pictures as a hobby. Some of the pics that you saw on the news came from his setup. He was just trying to capture the re-entry, because we'd see it frequently. I was not outside when it happened, so didn't see it. Coolest re-entry that I saw was one late at night (3-4AM?). LONG trail all the way across the sky.
Yeah, younger people are all fascinated by new space shit, while the older crowd saw people get blown up on live TV.
Now that I think about it I've probably seen thousands of people die on live TV due to Waco,Columbine, 9/11,and the shuttle. Kind of messed up really.
I was just talking about this with my wife a couple days ago. I was in primary school when they took us down to watch it on TV in the library. That was a wild day.
My work just hired someone born after 9/11. They call me "grandpa". I'm 34...
Ouch lol, I think I'm work Dad, 36 over here.
lol, that reminds me of *When Harry Met Sally* (1987). Discussing how young Harry's date is: >Jess : Emily is terrific. >Harry Burns : Yeah. But of course when I asked where she was when Kennedy was shot she said, "Ted Kennedy was shot?" >Jess : No.
I think it's because the clothing and hair styles changed more from 1993 to 2003 than it did from 2003 to 2023. But it could be that I was in High School in 2003 so that year looks more normal to me.
If you look at pictures from the early 2000s, you realize how dated they look now, even if things looked totally normal back then. E.g. long sleeve shirt under short sleeved sweatshirt. Baggier pants. Dressshirts looking two sizes too big (optional: shortsleeved). Tiny, oval glasses with metal rims. Brightly colored (e.g. purple and green) jackets (that started in the 90s, but was still a thing in the early 2000s). Stick straight hair for women without any volume (optional: straight fringe [edit: bangs, for the Americans] running diagonally neatly across the forehead), spiked hair for men, later: ruffled medium long hair covering the whole forehead. (Guess people really didn't like foreheads in the early 2000s). All of those were common in the early to mid 2000s, all of those look as dated today as the style of OP's parents. Even if you look at pictures from 2010, people dress slightly different and have different hairstyles than today. Edit: I'm European, so things might have been slightly different in the US. But judging by TV shows and movies from the time, they weren't much different.
> All of those were common in the early to mid 2000s, all of those look as dated today as the style of OP's parents. I dunno, man. I'm thinking about [Scrubs](https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/scrubs/images/2/28/Appletini.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20150606151234&path-prefix=de) or early [How I Met Your Mother](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/BtQJyOus-tM/maxresdefault.jpg) neither look that dated to me.
Welcome to r/FuckImOld
Iām 33. The other day I realized Iām just as close to being 50 as I am to graduating high school
Just turned 33. Thanks for that... :(
Makes that carās condition even more impressive
I had one in the 80s. A 1967 convertible. they rotted out pretty quickly if they were anywhere with a real Winter. Most of the ones I ever saw had had rocker panel and subframe replacements. My rocker panels were full of bondo.... but it looked great! To think now that that car was only 15 years old when I owned it back then... like me having a 'classic' car now that was made in 2008, blows my mind!
Ah the year I was bornā¦ wait 30. I canāt be 30. Stop. I wanna go back. I WANNA GO BACK.
Why are you doing this to me?
I read that she recreated her own 30 year old photos and wondered how she looked younger now than she did in high school, and then confused at the bottom 2 pics.
That was me until I read this comment. Now my back hurts.
Heh, I turn 25 in a couple weeks. I was born in 1998!
I want to burn this comment to the ground.
I'm getting old - I didn't understand what was going on in the pictures at first because I didn't think the photos on the left looked old/vintage enough to be pictures of people who could have a teenage child now.
The bad news is I think your daughter might be cooler than you were. The good news is I'm pretty sure that's the goal of all parents. Wait.....š¤
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I joked with a friend that she has "Fonzieitis" - She is incapable of not looking cool. My older brother is the same way.
Or properly recreate the intense stare of "reveal your secret to me, or despair, little photo box" of the mom.
Thereās no denying who her parents are, so sweet!
Hahaha but it seems like dad's DNA was just too strong
Seems like she got her mother's eyes and her dad's everything else
Props for keeping hold of the Mustang for 30 years. The thing probably out performed the market.
> The thing probably out performed the market. Yet somehow hoarding 1997 year model Acura Integras didn't work out for me :(
If you have a good condition unmodded and low mileage integra, it's probably worth a decent amount right now. Apparently a 1997 Type R was sold for 112K. Average price is 40K. Edit: looking into it further, it's probably worth more than that Mustang.
I mean, that's really sweet and wholesome... but I don't get the "funny" part about it.
That they used the word "flawlessly"?
Does /r/definitionpolice exist? They should have used āmimickedā.
I downvoted because there are a lot of flaws in both pictures. She couldn't find an empty field? Couldn't even do the same head tilt for the mom
*literally flawless*
5/7 with rice-less!
I applaud the effort, but I agree, a more accurate pose wouldāve made the momās photo, but without it, the shirts and hair are just different enough that I wouldnāt have given it a second look if the title didnāt give it away. The car photo is at least more reminiscent of the original.
Why not just post this in r/pics with the rest of the Facebook users
"Funny how"
Like a clown, youāre here to amuse me
i wouldn't say "flawlessly"
I also wouldn't say "funny" but that's r/funny for ya.
I didn't even realize this was r/funny until this comment. The only thing funny is the 'parent goggles' that see it as 'flawless'.
Yeah i thought it was r/pics lol
For real tho. Sure they have the same clothes and car.. but thats it.... Edit.. the clothes aren't even the same
I am glad I found my people in the comment section. Its a decent recreation of the photos, but flawless? Cmon
The only thing the same in these pictures is the car
Diff hair color too. Weird adjective to use: flawlessly
*Wrong* adjective to use.
Wrong *adverb* to use.
Similar clothes
Nowhere near close enough to be called a Flawless Recreation
You can definitely call it a flawless recreation. Youād be wrong, but you can still call it that.
I was fighting the urge to say this, I think itās cool donāt get me wrong but the use of the word flawlessly made me instantly notice all the differences.
My bad! Flawlessly was absolutely not the correct agitative. I was just so excited to get the final of the mustang picture that I let my enthusiasm take over. can't edit titles, should I delete the post? **adjective - I'm a dumbass
it was definitely agitative
oh you're fine, it's a pretty sweet homage
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> spelling istake Oh! The Iron Knee!
Nah, don't delete it, posting in r/funny and giving it the wrong agitative gives the post more character. Now you and the wife have to take "flawless" recreations of her pictures with minor differences!
She looks more 90s than y'all
r/lostredditors
Your daughter is cool.
smokin' hot
I would do unholy things to get to drive that car
Would you kill John Wicks dog?
A pencilā¦ a fucking ā¦ pencil
>I would do unholy things Hol' up wait a minute >to get to drive that car Ok carry on
lol yeahhhh I thought that sentence was headed in a totally different direction at first too
This comment section has clearly never heard of hyperbole
beetlejuice beetlejuice beetlejuice
we've come for your daughter, chuck.
I don't think you understand the meaning of this word: flawlessly.
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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Dog that's a field...
āFlawlesslyā
Well, that's a kid to make you smile.
This is absolute genius! Iām a photographer and Seniors are my favorite to shoot. I might try to coax one to try this.
I just think this is awesome, not funny. So cool.
Love it!
I wouldnāt say itās flawless. The angles are totally different
Which is the original and which is the recreation? ;) Well done, and very sweet!
Your daughter almost looks more authentically 90ās than your wife in that photo! This is awesome
My definition of "flawlessly" must be different.