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>This message is dedicated to Robert, who mentioned he >became interested in LLPGs in high school. > >Circa 1967 to 1970 is when skirt hems were rising, but >panty girdle leg lengths were still longer from the >previous longer skirts. > >This put girls in the precarious position of trying to >keep their girdles from peeking out from under their >skirts. > >A daunting task to say the least. > >There were always a few girls who you could say have >"given up" on the task. > >Those girls were a goldmine to us boys who would get >excited in seeing peeks of a girls foundation garments. > >Now the problem is exacerbated when dancing in a long >leg girdle while wearing a short skirt. > >This is where American Bandstand (AB) comes in. > >AB provides a showcase area which features elevated >platforms (boxes) on which to dance. > >The elevation is about 2 feet, which puts the viewer's >line of sight about even with the bottom of the skirt. > >The following YT clip demonstrates this between 0:38 >and 1:22 times frames: >https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxI82NLw53I > >Also for your viewing pleasure (nothing to do with >foundations) is a humorous guy who appears in many, >many AB videos. > >He is ALWAYS alone, tall and dorky looking, who dances >very weirdly. > >He always manages to get between dancing couples. > >He comes in from the left at 02:02 to get between a >dancing couple, guy left, girl on right. > >He is viewable until 2:15, when they fade out to >somewhere else. > >The guy is always spaced out, looks like on drugs or >something. > >But he does seem to be enjoying himself, even without >a dance partner. > >I'll give Dick Clark props for never banning this guy >from the set.

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