Picture/Clip Post Magazine (New Joiners Read 1st post)

[saddlebum66]

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Not a Harrier....a Rough-legged Buzzard.

 

[Kristy]

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Those are right pretty. Now, all she needs is a lacy little top and she's dressed.

 

[Kristy]

Not good ones, honey. Note they are only on her chest, not her tummy. They look like bruises.

So I thought. Thanks.

 

[Kristy]

Jean Gabin and Bardot in "Love Is My Profession"(1958)....This just went on my 'seek' list
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You can bet I sure looked for it. TV Guide.com says it's not streaming anywhere. Prime Video, which sells and rents lots of stuff they don't stream themselves, or sends you to someone else who does, says it's not available to rent or buy anywhere. Unfortunate.

 

[Kristy]

I can make him smile again, if you'll let me?

Feel free, but, you'll have to spend the night with us!

 

[saddlebum66]

You can bet I sure looked for it. TV Guide.com says it's not streaming anywhere. Prime Video, which sells and rents lots of stuff they don't stream themselves, or sends you to someone else who does, says it's not available to rent or buy anywhere. Unfortunate.

I'll look...The wayback may have it. Id like to see it, myself, as well as a much earlier silent Flick called "Prostitution"....1919, around the Heyday of The Wiemar Republic.

 

[Caly]

 

[saddlebum66]

Evelyn Keyes, from "The Desperados", 1943....might be the best Pic of Keyes ever shot

 

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Geeeeee.....I wonder who this model was working for

 

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Marlene, of course , from "The Blue Angel"

 

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Kirsty Alley.....She had her moments.

 

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This is a German Actress from the Weimar Repiblic days, Anita Berger. She often defied the censors.....as she did here. She worked Stage and Screen, and may have been the model for Sally Bowles of 'Cabaret'.

 

[saddlebum66]

Anita Berger was the Female lead in this 1919 production.

 

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And a book I've wanted, badly, since I became aware of it in the late 60s

 

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Hilda....Duck.

 

[saddlebum66]

Sometimes things DO go "bump!" in the night. And Grind, too......

 

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I think the sign can be altered, with some care....but this is pretty useful as is.

 

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"The Glade", 1900. Julius L Stewart

 

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Joan Bennett, in 1944s " The Woman In The Window" Yumm

 

[saddlebum66]

Shoe Junkies are such fun.....if they have the closet space.

 

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Ashley Graham....the Queen of Queen Sizes....and as yummy as a Summer Peach....like.....damn...where's that Santa list?

 

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Dario Ortiz...no other info

 

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En Garde, mam'selles

 

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The Rear view of a Sidesaddle rider, and her Horse. Ive always admired the mirrored looks

 

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This End is not your average Rope Bunny

 

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She may be a plus girl, but This End is definitely "Value Added". yummmm

 

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And this End should be out in the world, not languishing in a Stock Photo cabinet....

 

[Miss_Rachel]