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Twister. I even have a rolling cart very similar to the one in the background.
"Those were the days, my friend, we thought they'd never end..." 
Mine was more of a dungeon! 
That pastor was only counseling a wayward lamb from his flock. 
Sadly, I never got to try playing Twister unclothed.
get some friends (or strangers if you prefer) together and have a go at it.
His step-daughter was there, and I got to meet her future (at the time) husband. They did get married, and they have a kid. The future husband was in his mid- to late-20s maybe. I dunno.
Anyway, he (the future husband) said, as I was leaving, that he thought it was cool that I had worn an old school ski parka. He might have said old school, or retro, or throwback; at my age, I can't recall.
Which was of course just another piece of my normal clothing, the same stuff I wear day in and day out.
I can't find an image quite like it, but it was an insulated CB ski jacket, more or less like this, but royal blue:
https://theclothingvault.com/shop/vintage-80s-cb-sports-ski-jacket-mens-l-retro-red-puffy-telluride-insulated/
I see you now get those from a "clothing vault." Yeah, whatever. These guys are obviously buying these at yard sales and thrift stores, and then jacking up the price to a frightening level.
It's soooooo warm.
but I don't remember any party I attended being that clean 
I do remember
heh, did I ever tell you, my parents hired a girl from a very poor family to babysit - she literally wore a hole in the carpet dancing to my dad's Beatles records 
Not that I have anything against your carpet!
