This one seems kind of random. I'm not sure who the participants are. I'm guessing the person on the left is an early colonist and the other person is a Native American.
I don't know which one this correlates to on oldno7s board.
Edit: Could I be totally wrong? Could this be the Douglas debate counter stamp?
Here is a counter stamp that I had posted a while back (for the life of me I can't find the original post) and had asked opinions of what she was doing... surfing, dancing, etc. Looks like dancing is it. This one I found labeled "GO GO GIRL".
Edit: Decided to do some more looking when I pulled this out of my drafts folder and found the original post:
Being born in 1970, the go go girl was a little before my time. Here's a definition I found online for those "youngsters" out there.
Quote: A dancer. A Go-Go girl wears a skimpy costume like a fringed bikini and shakes around to fast music. They were popular in the 1960's on dance shows but were also seen in movies. Sometimes they were seen elevated above the stage or floor to make them more apparent. They may or may not still be around.
Quote: I had never heard of "The Broccoli Incident". Here's a video I found about it.
Brilliant!
Quote: This one seems kind of random. I'm not sure who the participants are. I'm guessing the person on the left is an early colonist and the other person is a Native American.
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