by Suzanne
Friday, February 08, 2008
While I don't share your admiration for Ziggy, the rest of these are spot on. I spent most weekends at Safari Sam's (even played there a few times), and watched MTV with zombie-like consistency. I also remember hanging out at the Mod shop(s) near the Orange Circle, buying all my jeans from Army Navy, seeing movies at the Cinedome (if I could get a ride) and hanging out at the Orange Mall. Thanks for the flashback!
By Barkalounger, at February 08, 2008 11:41 AM
The hair comment is too true -- it was usually done with a bottle of "Sprunch" by Aussie (that smell, oh that smell...).
By , at February 08, 2008 2:54 PM
Did Mojo Nixon open for 10,000 Maniacs? I seem to rememner him jumping on tables and tossing out Pia Zadora t-shirts. Safari Sams was such a great place for us kids then. A fire hazzard and not ADA compiable, but fun! Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
By , at February 08, 2008 10:02 PM
Suzanne...this was wonderful. Your stuff is fantastic. Thanks.
By , at February 19, 2008 9:01 PM
Ahh, being a teen in OC in the 80s. I remember going to Disneyland and dancing after hours during the summer in front of their big screen while videos played from Duran Duran, etc. Taking the bus to huntington beach because we weren't old enough to drive yet. Lying out all day and eating nachos from the concession stand by pier 32. Going to the brookhurst theatre and paying for one movie but sneaking in to 3! Smoking clove cigarettes and drowning ourselves with Love's baby soft perfume so our parents wouldn't know. Dying my hair blue! Going to the OC circle to dance. Eating at Del Taco, Naugles and Shakey's pizza. Shopping at the Anaheim plaza and south coast mall. Going to see Survivor and REO speedwagon at Irvine Meadows with my jr high class. Thanks for some great memories!
By , at April 17, 2008 10:42 AM
Suzanne - I may have been at Old World with you on many occasion.
By Steve, at May 09, 2008 11:25 AM
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