Louis Belmont
Citizen of Zooville
Hmmmm This position is so hot.
Hmmmm This position is so hot.
LOVE the gather in the back. I only need it shorter, but it's beautiful.This little frock is a Wow!View attachment 565592
If you walk through Times Square only looking ahead and to the sides, you will miss a lot.Meanwhile...these ladies are working Times Square. I remember that Hojo's location....Maybe I should have looked UP?
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Interesting stuff. there. Thank-you!A proper Turntable was 4 speeds....78 /45 /33 /16... each speed shone at particular things. Singles, usually recorded one side only were originally "wax" and were almost album sized. Sometimes a couple of short songs were on one. These played at 78rpm. Those were replaced fully by about 1954, by the 45rpm Boomers know and loved. Between more durable materials and increased consumption by Jukebox Players, the 45 was standard, with A and B sides.
The 33LP was useful for collections, Albums, which in the Early days, literally WERE Albums....Six or eight records in a bound book. What was a space hog became a practical storage for music.
And the 16 RPM? That was used for spoken word clarity. Dictation machines and those amusement park " Send Mom a valentine" booths often used it.
There was a time when I would have agreed on C and W, but it has improved a lot. Wider appeal, and some of it rocks.I was subjected to some simply awful country and western music, day in, day out. I recall "little records" were either "45s" or "singles" and albums were "LPs". He had a few 78s and they were thick, heavy things and fragile. And they took up so much room!
Time for a spanking...
That's it...I need a mud pit in my back yard. No question about it!
I want to be his bitch
I've been re-educated lately. She has played me some brilliant bands I have never heard of. There's one, Blackberry Smoke, and she has a thing for the singer! But the music is great.There was a time when I would have agreed on C and W, but it has improved a lot. Wider appeal, and some of it rocks.
We have one developing! I'm keeping an eye on it.That's it...I need a mud pit in my back yard. No question about it!
for sure! you can join me if you like.Imagine living there for a monthPerfect getaway^^
I might just take you up on thatfor sure! you can join me if you like.
Chincoteague? Assateague?
It's in Groningen, the NetherlandsThat is crowded lakefront property.
On my way"Send us your horny, your excited, your quivering masses yearning to have sex..."
Horses in a lakethat's all I know. Just a pretty
I believe its neither. A notable feature of the Shore Horses of the East Coast is the tendency to being short, potbellied little critters. They are genetically mostly Pony breedsChincoteague? Assateague?