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March 29, 2009 |
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
Danielle could easily be the author of today's other Find.
http://www.foundmagazine.com/find/11650
It's confirmed. Bullet holes. No wonder she and Danielle fight all the time. Who copied whose hairstyle first??
I'm left wondering if finder JW recognized any of these young women from school or the community? And if so, did he know about their "club".
Wish the airbrush T pics were visible -- I think they'd be quite telling.
Odd that it almost seems like a portrait studio pic -- in any case, an unsettling photo.
Is anyone able to identify that firearm?
Woo-hoo...we're back to adolescent people holding objects that are (more than slightly) disturbing!
One T-shirt says "Danielle" (look how she's grown!), Miss AK47's says "Gangsta" (hardly surprising, under the circs) and the last, I believe, says "Teresa". Teresa doesn't look sold on the photo op...maybe they've been posing too long. But of course, you really can't smile in a pic like this without ruining your "gangsta moll" image.
Fellow Foundhounds, that is a US-made M16, if anyone wants to know. Serious firepower for one so young.
fter they survived the jacks craze of the 1970s, they started carrying assault weapons and weari
Don't You DARE insult my HAIR!
Come on now, everyone stop fidgeting. Grandma is going to love this picture. She's always bragging on you guys to the whole cell block. Don't get hair gell on that rifle!
Whoever shot this photo is obviously an amateur. A pro would have made sure you could see what's on those t shirts. Dang it, I want to see the t shirts!
i no dee$ bitche$! dey be up in my $hit all da time fuckin $tartin $hit fuckin fla$hin der $hit like dey ooown me. U dont own $hit bitch! go ahead bitch! try and bring dat $hit one more time i fuckin pop a cap in yo a$$ $o fa$t muthafucka$!
p$. where ky get me one a dem fly $hirt$ U be reppin? dey tight.
Chicks with guns! Now THAT'S porn!!
It just doesn't get any more Gangsta than that.
I'm calling the gun-totin gangsta bitch Jill.
It's just so hard to look hardcore gangsta in glasses and white skin.
It comes off more backwater, uneducated trailer trash- which I doubt is the look these Jersey Girls are going for.
Even the M-16 can't help you, ladies. Sorry about your unfortunate melanin status.
The home perms don't help a bit, either. Can someone tell me why poorly-blonded hair with black roots looks better than your own color? Even celebrities seem to go for this look.
All the other kids at school had been picking on Jill, Teresa, and Danielle ever since they found the embarrassing photo of them playing with jacks. In an attempt to seem formidable, they bought an M-16, some graffitti-style shirts, hoop earrings, and blonde hair dye. They went to get their picture taken, but the photographer was a bit of an amateur. Danielle's glasses didn't really help, either.
AH!! Scarier than that frickin' baby pic from yesterday (talking about the hair..YIKES!!)
If your are going to pose with an M-16, ya have to look good. Doesn't work here, ladies.
Is this an actual studio pic? Who does these things?
look how tall the hair is on the girl in the middle. Classic!
(Second time in 4 days I Find myself humming an Irving Berlin song.)
"Sisters, sisters, there were never such devoted sisters...."
Danielle now works at the DMV, Gangsta owns a quilting shop, and Teresa is a manager at McDonald's. See, all stories have happy endings...
.. and this one time, at band camp...
That's just scary!!! What are they mad at!?
I can't help but wonder how fat are these woman now?
I'm thinking this was taken in one of those amusement park booths where they dress you up as '20's gangsters or saloon girlies, complete with props, and that these girls decided their new airbrushed t-shirts (bought that day at the same amusement park) were preferable to the tie-in-back costumes the photographer offered.
Um, except those booths usually have backdrops to pose in front of.
Well, maybe this was the budget package.
Only in America.
Danielle means serious business.
this picture would have been taken at the Pennsauken Mart, I recognize the poses and the portrait background from having worked across from the picture studio. My guess would be circa 1990/91.
Jersey Boy, what other props did this picture studio have? Hand grenades? Molotov Cocktails?
This needs to be submitted to the Sexy People blog.
Teresa looks like she'd be a really nice person, but I don't know about the other two.
LMAO!
AHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAH
HAHAHAHAHA this may be the best find in the history of the Universe!
Columbine United National Teeshirt Services
presents
The teen models of the Gangsta Guntoting BFF Bitches Spring collection 2009!
I read one of those true crime books once about a teenaged girl who killed her girlfriend when she tried to break up with her. I don't remember the girl's name or the name of the book, but Danielle REALLY looks like one of the friends who helped her kill the girl.
I'm glad I don't live in America.
A photographic representation of how deeply fucked we are as a nation which also gives the impression that it's been going on for quite some time, at least all the way back to the Marky Mark years. Great - if embarrassing, like almost all U.S. finds - find. Mall bangs, please meet my new friend assault rifle.
Hold on,
WAIT!! I found this outside Collingswood HS in New Jersey... Gangsta Bitch probably does know them! For Serious.
BTW I did know Danielle in grade school. She was kind of quiet then.
I'm glad that the author pinned a year on this of about 1992, because this really takes me back in a way. I graduated from high school in 1993, and these three hairdos and jewelery sets summarize the looks of every girl in my school at the time, what with the semi-big hair and the wet look. (I remember a girl in our class who had hair exactly like Gangsta's!) I remember the era of big hair and poofball bangs; that was when I was in middle school. By the time I graduated, the era of big hair was ending. The hair was not as big as in the 80s but not as "small" as from the mid-90s to today; it was an intermediate step. I also remember when all that airbrushed stuff was a popular fad. I'm glad that's gone by the wayside. Man, what a blast from the past, except for the gun part, of course. :)