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Ruh ro. "The sign said clearance to the 12 foot line, but them chickens were stacked to 13-9."

Back in the day, chickens were often shipped to factories crated and live. Sometimes youd see one running along the highway. One day, for kicks, I got my catcher's mitt and sneaked it into my Brother's car ....I spotted a flatbed with crates ahead, told him to catch up....then pulled the mitt out from under the seat....He busted out laughing so hard I thought hed kill us both.?

 

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Marjorie Miller often illustrated childrens books, but in the 1920s and earlier, she painted in Deco Style, very stylish indeed.

 

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Another Miller, 'The Promise Of Spring'. This is for those below the Equator, where its Winter at the moment.

 

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They say of Miller that she was heavily influenced by Japanese Artists. The elongated figures suggest that is so. This is called "Queen Of The Night"

 

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One More, 'Dogs On Snow' attributed to Miller. She was a more than capable designer, and rivalled Erte' in that regard

 

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This is a bronze called 'Gloria Victis' finished in 1874 amid much controversy. Antonin Mercie created an allegory similar to Valkyrie, that cared for the vanquished and defeated after the battle. France had been defeated in War with the Prussians in the preceding years, and the Artist offered a note of comfort to the Survivors of the War-Dead. Unfortunately, emotion among the losing French Army took this personally, as an insult. The Broken Sword probably caused much anguish

 

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Pretty lady, but unknown

 

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From the 1944 Oat Opera, 'Zorro's Black Whip', this is Linda Stirling

 

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For A Certain Lady who is a fan of Helmut Newton.

 

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And Another

 

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The Ever-Delightful Carolyn Jones, probably around the Time of "King Creole" in 1958

 

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From the Silent Flicks of the 1920s, This is Pola Negri

 

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From the early 30s, this is Isabell Jewell

 

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And this is Ruth St Denis, late 20s

 

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Well shucks....heres Bettie dressed in real clothing, and looking like the girl-next-door....

 

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"La Vie Parisienne", leClerc cover, no date, maybe summer in 1912

 

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A Deco-era scoop chair, maybe 1938

 

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Mari Blanchard about 1953. This diminutive lady was an Actress and Singer, often paired with Audie Murphy, who was fairly short.

 

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In keeping with Erja's Wilma and Betty, this is a very early pic of Bea Benederet, who was Betty Rubble's voice on the Flintstones for years.

 

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Another Choose your own End sort of night

 

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And then there's the Ending with the tiger in her tank

 

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And then theres the optic pop....but THIS End is no illusion

 

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Another Choose your own End sort of night View attachment 445869

I love her! So hot! Thank you for her!

 

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I love her! So hot! Thank you for her!

Mah Pleashuh, Ma'am....?

 

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Mah Pleashuh, Ma'am....?

I'm not "ma'am"! xxxxx

 

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I'm not "ma'am"! xxxxx

YES, you are....remind me, and Ill tell you how that works out here....
xxxxxxx right back.

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[Barbastark]

Why do people still ask me why I am a fan of: Big Bang TheoryView attachment 404345

Got any more of these??

 

[Erja]

Excuse me while I fantasize, for just a few minutes, about what kind of puddle she's sitting in.

You are excused ?

 

[Erja]

In keeping with Erja's Wilma and Betty, this is a very early pic of Bea Benederet, who was Betty Rubble's voice on the Flintstones for years.View attachment 445886

Barney would love to take her to his cave

 

[Erja]

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A sharp dressed woman ?