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Paul M. Newitt

@pmndesigns

3 months ago
Me, 1977.....21 years old. Cool sideburns, gradient glasses, and Space Mountain at Disneyland just opened! #SpaceMountain #Disneyland #1970s
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Posted On: July 26th 2026, 06:48 pm
Me, 1977.....21 years old. Cool sideburns, gradient glasses, and Space Mountain at Disneyland just opened! #SpaceMountain #Disneyland #1970s
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pmndesigns 3 months ago

pmndesigns

@trishblassingame Thank you! Wanna see my 8-track player? It only goes "click-click" four times!!

trishblassingame 3 months ago

trishblassingame

Ooooh Hot!🔥❤️🔥

pmndesigns 3 months ago

pmndesigns

@trainman59 I know...I can have that effect on people. 🤷🏻‍♂️😲

ann.dimaggio 3 months ago

ann.dimaggio

Nerd alert !!

trainman59 3 months ago

trainman59

I really have no words or what to say

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