What PIN-UP Poster did you stick inside your locker in High School

How old are you? Nobody had hot chick posters in my HS in the late 70s. Not even Farrah Fawcett.

Actually, mine was of a guy: That very first Calvin Klein ad that was always in Playbill back around 1980. HOT!

Wrong crowd, OP. Take your little question to a site where men look at 'hot chicks'.

R3 back in the day most of us were in denial you know or hiding who we were

Wow NO ONE decorated their locker?

Farrah Fawcett

This:

Here was mine:

r2/r8 Back then it would probably seem like you just wanted to be him, rather than [italic]inside[/italic] him.

No, I think everyone knew that I wanted to have sex with him. (Him inside Me, btw)

I was one of the lucky ones that was out in HS (in 1980) and not bullied or harassed about it.

To my now embarrassment Cybil Sheperd, Donna Mills, Wendy and Lisa, and a lot more I can't remember. I wasn't very good at hiding.

fuck yeah

Margaux!

Is this the Program Troll again?

Other than R2 did anyone have the GUTS to put beefcake poster inside their locker?

Not the exact poster, but very similar to one I had in my locker I loved baseball, played in high school and always had a thing for Steve Garvey, even if i didn't realize it at the time.

No Cheryl Ladd posters?

Since I'm not an eldergay, I didn't have a pinup in my locker.

However, for my 16th birthday I did successfully lobby for a Tyra Banks swumsuit calender.

R18 u mean NO ONE in your school had posters in their lockers?

Absolutely! I wanted to be sure there were absolutely no assumptions made!

Brian Buzzini

I had Britney posters.

Brooke Shields (although I enjoyed Christopher Atkins in The Blue Lagoon) and Christoper Reeve as Superman (only because Superman was “cool”😉—Not cute😍)

[quote]Wow NO ONE decorated their locker?

I almost never used my locker. On the last day of the school year it was always a struggle to remember my combination in order to check it to make sure I hadn't left anything important inside it.

While I sometimes denied that I was gay, I never pretended to be straight, least of all by feigning interest in women. That wasn't something I could convincingly pull off - I was a 'Kinsey 7.'

My camouflage was just as pathetic, though - I carried a bible in the stack of books I lugged everywhere with me; my fanatical fundamentalist Christianity was my cover. That started my junior year.

I put cut-outs of music groups up in mine: Eurythmics, The Cure, Depeche Mode, Pet Shop Boys, Thompson Twins, Dead Or Alive....

The only posters up in high schools were of music stars--not babes.

One girl had a Playgirl poster up, but she was unpopular and had a great big nose with a mole on the tip of it, and everyone referred to her behind her back as "Witchiepoo."

Remember these little fuzzy things that had stickers for feet? We'd stick those on the inside of each other's locker. Ironically, of course. This was in the late 80s. Decorating the inside of a locker for real was considered incredibly dorky in my school.