truckload and flapper

Dave Mellor NJ

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nice coupe, too
 

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Flappers, I had to look it up.

The word "flapper" may have originated in Britain before World War I, where it was used to describe a gawky teenage girl. It may also come from the word "flap", which was used as early as 1631 to refer to a young prostitute.

The term "flapper" was used to describe a new generation of women in the 1920s who rebelled against traditional social norms and Victorian values

Flappers were known for their distinctive style, which included bobbed hair, short skirts, high heels, and lots of makeup. They also ditched corsets in favor of bras and lingerie.

Flappers participated in activities that were considered unladylike at the time, such as smoking, drinking, dancing, and attending social events without chaperones. They were also more open about discussing and engaging in sexual activity.
 
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