Set the controls of the Earth-Toned Wayback Machine to the late 1980s, when this T-shirt was apparently the brainchild of a DRB protest of some kind or another, according to our BFFs in the Facebook group Reston, Remember When. Back before Reston singlehandedly won the Cold War, we can't think of a better combination of Soviet iconography and planned community land use regulations, except maybe for this, the end.
Monday, November 25, 2013
Flashback Monday: Truth in Advertising
Posted by Restonian at 10:44 AM
Labels: 20190, Bizarre regulations, Flashbacks, Reston
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Aww...you're making me all nostalgic for life in the Gulag! I'm still here, and I wish I still had that tee shirt... Holy is the name of the dear comrade from whom I bought it...
ReplyDeleteSlava Ministerstvu Mauvskixh Dyel!
ReplyDelete(Glory to the Ministry of Mauve Matters!)
I want one!
ReplyDeleteWe need our Reston's own version of Pussy Riot!
ReplyDeleteI don't know about Pussy Riot, but if you head over to Cocquina, you might find a Poota Riot.
DeleteThe last thing Reston needs is its own version of Pussy Riot. As fans of Andrea Dworkin, Pussy Riot have signed on to an ideology even more irrational and totalitarian than Soviet communism.
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