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

[Kristy]

Who ever said money can't buy happiness never bought a horse!
There is always the ocean if the stable's shower stall is too small for two!
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Thank goodness for that stable shower. The horse is always happy to get the salt water washed off him.
He knows it's not good for his skin to let it dry.

 

[Kristy]

Nah, that's Joe

Nah, that's the mighty Joe Young

<Slowly walks away pouting> And all this time, I thought she liked me <sniffle>

Hey hey! It's a great picture! And you know I like you!

 

[UR20Z]

Fax!

Not to quote my self but reminded me of an equestrian meme I posted on Post the last image / clip you saved
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Well wouldja look at that... a REAL image!

(Life experience tells me there's *ZERO* possibility the one on the right is 'shopped - unlike the one on the left, that all-too-obviously is! )

 

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1963

 

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Informative....never knew it came in cans

 

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This brand was once a fairly ritzy one....these days I find it in Buck Stores

 

[Uma Oshichi]

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Wait the cow's name is Elmer… as in

ELMER'S GLUE ALL LOOK 12/04/1951 p. 20

 

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And for the pure-dee hell of it, anyone know what ELSE this guy drew and Wrote?

 

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Alwsys liked these Alternate Pinups.

 

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The Delightful Miz Carolyn Jones. She was a cutie

 

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Drusilla Strain, a Ziegfeld Girl of the 20s

 

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Mildred Boyd, Singer, Dancer, Actress, here about 1945

 

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Marta Toren, Swedish Filmstar of the 40s and 50s.

 

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Elmer and Elsie were trademarks of Borden for a lot of years. Elmer is a bull, not a cow.

Wait the cow's name is Elmer… as in

ELMER'S GLUE ALL LOOK 12/04/1951 p. 20

 

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Marie MacDonald, Singer Actress, about 1945

 

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'Coquette de Passage' around 1899, Henri Toulouse-Lautrec

 

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'Cleopatra', 1917. Maxfield Parrish

 

[Uma Oshichi]

Elmer and Elsie were trademarks of Borden for a lot of years. Elmer is a bull, not a cow.

That also explains why Elsie appears in this coffee ad

 

[saddlebum66]

The horns really should have been a give away, they were hidden under the hair though lol. But that also explaines why Elsie appears in this coffee ad

Elsie has horns too, dear....the breed is guernsey, both sexes have horns.

 

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'Le Conversation'. about 1890. Jean Beraud

 

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'Man on a Balcony', 1880. Gustave Caillebot

 

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This End seems a bit chagrinned

 

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While This End is Bolder

 

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This End Is Tall, tiptoes not withstanding. yummm

 

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Definitely a yummy End, and the heels set her off just so

 

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This End is Sweet in lace

 

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And This End is just as lacy, one shoe off, one shoe on.yummm