Picture/Clip Post Magazine

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

This is a painting by Marco Grassi. I was very taken with his attention to detail, like skin pores, miniscule hairs on the face, how he portrays lips almost photographically.

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Erja]

ooooooh....a shiny!

What is a shiny ? made wit AI ?

 

[Erja]

If you rub her "clit and g spot at the same time," yes, that is exactly what should happen.

I hope i m on many pictures

 

[Erja]

‘Bitch-hike’

I would give that "bitch" a ride anyday

 

[Erja]

Only half? She had a punk for a lawyer .....Mine got

So now you are a poor lonesome cowboy, far away from home ( hoping bij now she has just as much facial hair as the monkey )?

 

[Erja]

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Looks like ......

 

[Erja]

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I think a "strong" slut

 

[humananimal]

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In my language : ‘slut’ = ‘the end’

 

[Erja]

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[humananimal]

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I guess you misunderstand - She signals you to surrender to her

 

[Kristy]

I hope i m on many pictures

*pats your hand* There, there. I'm sure you are, Erja.

 

[Kristy]

About 1951 For my favorite Pepsi Drinker
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What a great ad! I think this predates the "Pepsi Generation" campaign, with the jingle written by Barry Manilow.

 

[Kristy]

And a 1945 Norman Rockwell cover for The Saturday Evening Post, "Homecoming"

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You had me at "Rockwell," and this is a good one!
Didn't know that about Franklin.

 

[Kristy]

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Good curves for that dress.

 

[saddlebum66]

Miz Nolan's Curves were notable in the day....Back before hips went out of style....She was truly Yummy

Good curves for that dress.

 

[saddlebum66]

What a great ad! I think this predates the "Pepsi Generation" campaign, with the jingle written by Barry Manilow.

Easily....The Stuff had a jingle in the early 60s...."Now it's Pepsi....for those who think Young!"....The singer sounded a bit like Doris Day. Manilow would have been later.

 

[Kristy]

Easily....The Stuff had a jingle in the early 60s...."Now it's Pepsi....for those who think Young!"....The singer sounded a bit like Doris Day. Manilow would have been later.

Ah, thanks.