Not ashamed to say that I had a Farrah Fawcett poster hanging in my Army locker---

[trumad]

back in 1976.

Man I had a crush on her....

[joeybee12]

1. She was a beauty, that's for sure...

...and the thing is you never heard mean things about her...sure there was that loopy Letterman interview, but nobody ever complained about her on the set, she never was mean or vindictive...just a sweet lady....very, very sad.

[BOSSHOG]

2. I got my Ass Kicked in 73

for putting up a Penthouse Centerfold in our office spaces. It didn't stay up long. Never had a Farrah Poster but she was a Babe, the Hair just got so much better in Heaven.

[SemiCharmedQuark]

3. Hell my cousin was born in 1979 and *he* had per poster up in his room when he was a teenager.

[Vickers]

4. I wanted that poster SOOOO bad...my mom wouldn't allow it.

:(

Rest easy, Farrah.

:(

[fascisthunter]

5. OMG... an admirer of sexual beauty

shame, shame, shame.... lol

[Jokerman]

6. "When I think of all the time I spent holding her poster with one hand..."

- Steve Martin

That poster was EVERYWHERE when I was a teenager.

[gmoney]

10. LOL... that's the quote

"Farrah Fawcett has not called me ONCE!"

[WolverineDG]

7. Lots of guys had her poster in their lockers

:cry:

dg

[EFerrari]

8. I think my brother had that up in his room. You weren't alone

but he was 9. :P

[Taverner]

9. I did - RIP Farrah

And no, this thread is NOT sexist

[tuckessee]

11. Not me.

IMHO Jaclyn Smith was by far the most beautiful of Charlie's Angels. She still is, even at her age and considering the recent movie.

Cheryl Ladd wasn't a bad second.

[TahitiNut]

14. Kate Jackson was always my favorite. Still is.

:shrug:

[Forkboy]

19. I had the poster, but it was Jaclyn I desired.

Brunettes get me every time.

[JVS]

12. Oh boy!

:popcorn:

This thread has happened before and it was not pretty.

[Bill219]

I had that same poster...

It hung next to the Lynda Carter Wonder Woman poster on my closet doors when I was a kid

[Bill219]

13. I had that same poster...

It hung next to the Lynda Carter Wonder Woman poster on my closet doors when I was a kid

[Inspired]

15. In the 70's I thought she was the most beautiful woman I had ever seen. n/t

[joeybee12]

16. This poster outsold ALL Marilyn Monore AND Betty Grable posters COMBINED

I think we found the definition of ubiquitous.

[Ilsa]

17. She was voted one of the top ten most beautiful coeds at University of Texas

But I don't remember what year that was.

Beautiful smile, stunning figure. Rest in peace.

[elfin]

18. The woman had spunk and intelligence-- plus beauty

I saw the special they had (on NBC?, TNT?) recently and found much to admire.

Even though I knew she probably would not beat the monster, I admired her for her fight AND for her talent, which was not often shown outside of "The Burning Bed" show.

Much more intelligent than tabloid articles and her personal history (high school drop out at 11th grade) would suggest and much more loving to her damaged son and Ryan, than they perhaps deserved.

I am saddened by her defeat by the monster and hope that Redmond and Ryan can find clarity and strength to mend their addictive ways.

She was a trooper and will be missed.

[xchrom]

20. ...

:cry:

[JBoy]

21. A couple clips from before Charlie's Angels. Killer smile.

Ultra-Brite commercial:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcU59gihdxA

Partridge Family scene:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNbtVZ_V-_Y

[tuckessee]

22. Did anyone else collect the Charlie's Angels gum cards?

Made by Topps and marketed in four or five series each of 66 cards w/11 stickers?

What more could a kid want than the opportunity to gawk at hot babes while giving himself cavities?:P