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I'm a huge fan and I'd never seen this one. Times haven't changed much!

YouTube - The Little Rascels:Wild Poses Part 1/4
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Old 10-17-2010, 02:50 PM
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That's pretty funny. I wonder if I could get away dressing like that for my shoots. hehe
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LOL

Thanks for posting this.

I adore old movies from that era. Used to watch those kids all the time. Those machines they used to build. . .
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Super............used to watch those.
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Corny, but we used to watch these!
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Corny, but we used to watch these!
The beauty of The Little Rascals was it was so corny....but so damn funny!
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The beauty of The Little Rascals was it was so corny....but so damn funny!
Also, very clever. Remember those machines the "kids" invented? And Pete, the dog with one "black" and one "circled" eye.
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That was great!
Dont remember seeing that one either.....and I thought I had seen them all....

"He touches them, and then he touches them again....that's "Retouch"

Gotta love it....

Thanks for the laugh SusanH1970
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