Picture/Clip Post Magazine

[Erja]

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[Erja]

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[Erja]

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[Erja]

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[Erja]

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[Louis Belmont]

Jessica Alba

 

[wishboner]

 

[Beastkin]

 

[seba70]

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A great view in every way!!!!

 

[seba70]

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Beautiful eyes in a beautiful face!!!!!

 

[seba70]

How do you want it ?

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With milk please!!!!!

 

[valleyyote]

Friendly hugs are always fun

Well then they will be freely given!

I hope you and yours are most well, and that you all have a most amazing day full of warmth , sunshine, blue skies, love, companionship, compassion, and awesome surprises!

 

[seba70]

How often did you look ?

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Once, twice, three times.... No, many times

 

[seba70]

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Maybe there are many of us who like Blondie

 

[valleyyote]

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What an absolutely gorgeous lady! Some folks get so lucky with genetics! Such a beautiful smile, and radiant countenance!

 

[Louis Belmont]

Eva Green is a goddess

 

[Louis Belmont]

 

[saddlebum66]

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ohhh HELL, yes....

 

[saddlebum66]

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I know the feeling

 

[saddlebum66]

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Serious "Yummmm"
...thanks, ol'bud.

 

[saddlebum66]

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Looks like somebody's Compass is pointing True North

 

[saddlebum66]

A TWO-pound coffee can from 1952. We used these for everything....including storing plasticine clay in school. One caveat. The inner rim had a liner that sometimes fell off. It was recommended the can be disposed of, if that happened. I damn near cut my hand off falling on one. Still have a fat scar on my right Palm after fifty plus years

 

[saddlebum66]

1947 Crossley "Flying Saucer"

 

[saddlebum66]

A '55 Ghia Gilda

 

[saddlebum66]

Last three collections

 

[saddlebum66]

 

[saddlebum66]

 

[saddlebum66]

'Fume', 1925. Marcel Rene von Herrfeldt. I really like this one

 

[saddlebum66]

'Hypatia',1901. Alfred Sieferrt.

A Scientist, daughter of a Scientist, expounding on the Platonic view of the World. Egyptian Christians, deciding she was a witch, because of the gear she used to make observations in the physical world, including early Astrolabes, seized her and literally tore her into small pieces....in 415 AD
but we're all past that....aren't we?

 

[saddlebum66]

In case anyone wonders....I did this for a living in the day