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[Regal Bee]

What interests me in a man is his intelligence. Period. Bodies go south...a good mind is a goldmine!

[layla2450]

NO. They look RIDICULOUS. There is NOTHING attractive about THEM or what they are wearing.

[DottieBlue]

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@kitcat51 wrote:

Giddy up.

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@kitcat51   LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[JoyFilled Warrior]

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@Mersha wrote:

I have historic photos that are on my Facebook feed and I have never seen anything like the one for today...who knew!

It is titled: In the 1940s, men dressed in shorts and cowboy boots served up to women at a drive-in in Texas.

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Hmm. 

  Wait .... 

     Yeah, 

          I think I could get used to this. 

                 

[JoyFilled Warrior]

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@beckyb1012 wrote:

The rest of the story.

Log Tavern" Drive Thru in 1940's, men in short shors and boots, in Texas? 

It's true! As I was having my morning coffee, checking out the latest on Twitte, I clicked "Hanging Out" that was trending. 

One of the  first thing that popped up was a post with men in short shorts, boots, hanging out by an old car, with a woman behind the wheel! Yes, there was actually a drive-thru, with a woman behind the wheel of the car, with men as car hops!

Drive-in car hops in shorts and cowboy boots at the Log Lodge Tavern near Love Field Airport in Dallas, Texas, 1940.⁣

History Daily: December 26, 2020 Facebook

Chevs of the 1940's Facebook

Just A Car Guy blog post December 10, 2019 : A woman from Oak Cliff (a Dallas neighborhood) made a complaint that she did not want to look at girls’ legs when she stopped by her local drive-in; she wanted to look at men’s legs. Drive-in owners thought that this was a great idea, and soon the idea of the scantily-clad male carhop was born.⁣ ⁣

The photo above ran in newspapers around the country with the headline: “Adonis and Apollo of Roadside Bring Trade to Daring Stand.”⁣

"First large roadside stand Friday to bow to the demand of Dallas women and feature husky young male carhops in shorts was the Log Lodge Tavern at Lemmon and Midway where four six-footers found jobs. Above, in blue shorts, white sweatshirt and cowboy boots, Joe Wilcox serves Pauline Taylor who smiles her approval of the idea. Bound for another car is James Smith, at right."

Check out more cool posts @  Just A Car Guy Blog!

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@Mersha      @beckyb1012 

THANK You for "opening my horizons!!! 

           

[GoneButNotForgotten]

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@hckynutjohn wrote:

👎

hckynut 🇺🇸

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of course you wouldn't like it, john 

[Burnsite]

A prehistoric Hooters, but with men!  Everyone looks delighted.

[Danky2]

The old question is "where do they hide their stuff" ......