Bedroom Posters

JUST like most teenage girls, Samantha Jade had posters of her favourite pop stars plastered across her bedroom wall as a kid. They're long gone now but the singer has confessed she's still got a stash of Barbie dolls tucked away at the Perth family home Did you have a poster of a dream car on your bedroom wall in the past? What was your dream car as a kid? Tell us about your story in the comments below or tweet us @Drivingdotca for a chance to be included in this post. One of the favorite things about my parents: They saved all my stuff. As previously reported, the moment I left for college, my parents covered my room in Laura Ashley. But they neatly boxed up my possessions, which they’ve been handing back to me in This post is brought to you by: Every memory of my childhood bedroom includes posters plastered on all four walls. I loved going to the book fair at school and choosing posters that featured cuddly kittens. I’d roll the newly purchased print carefully A plurality of the state's Ferrari owners got together on a perfect afternoon for exotic cars. Cowan had Ferrari posters hung all over his bedroom wall as a kid. Paul Holsenburg saw one zip by as a 15-year-old kid. Both bided their time, worked extra hard She has long hair and says she has "always been a girl". Her bedroom is adorned with One Direction posters and she likes wearing nail varnish and Disney's Frozen. Born into a family of eight, Paddy was the youngest son of four boys. Her parents .

Do I remember those posters? Yes, yes in fact I do. I know you do as well, because these were the gold standard of cheesy bedroom decorations in the 80s and early 90s. Specifically, you had to have the Bernie Kosar "Air Raid" joint pictured alongside these All bedrooms and suites are individually decorated and furnished, some with the added romance of four poster beds, panoramic views, fine antiques and oil paintings. In addition to elegant and versatile banqueting rooms, bars and restaurants, many of the (Photo: MARK SELIGER, XXX JIVE RECORDS) Remember when NSYNC posters papered half your bedroom wall and ramen noodle-haired Justin Timberlake ruled your world? Well, it's been 20 years to the day since they burst into our world, clad in neon raincoats and I ask Rihanna if she thinks she’s always going to be a poster child for victims of domestic abuse. “Well, I just never understood that,” she says, “like how the victim gets punished over and over. It’s in the past, and I don’t want to say .