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Wednesday, December 03, 2008
Birthday Cactus Bikini Girl Tidings
One of my medievalist colleagues here at SDSU gave me a birthday card today that features a perfect poster-child for Tex[t]-Mex shenanigans! Miss Cactus Pixie, circa 1932! I have to share it! As with most images on the site, click the picture to get the full picture!
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Oh, well happy birthday Bill, and you're not an old fart as you say in class, no need for walkers
ReplyDeletecapitan beto! may the dioses bless you for making my day! ciao, nericcio
ReplyDeletephoto was published in the 04/07/1941 issue of Life Magazine as a publicity stunt for Tucson
ReplyDeleteArizona. Several other photos are in the magazine.
Thanks anonymous for the source research! Cool.
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