
Today I read on Pollie Bland’s site that an “antique” is something made 100 years ago or more (like the still-going Olivia de Havilland and Kirk Douglas), “retro” refers to anything that looks out of style for the current time period, like 1999 light rinse jeans (not technically vintage), and “vintage” is something 20 years or older, like most of your memories. So the 70s can’t be called “retro,” because they are actually twice vintage.

How are we supposed to remember all that? Is that Tom Selleck on your header?
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You know I have to showcase him at least once a year. It is time.
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Gooe choice.
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I am twice vintage and retro then but at least I console myself with not being an antique.
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There you go!
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huh? Hadn’t realized these terms had been quantified. Twice vintage once shy?
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There you go. I wonder if she made them up LOL? Nah…
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