I think that when she says that her husband makes love to her no matter what she's doing, when the writing gets all sloppy, he's jumping on her as she is writing lol

OMG!! How the heck does she keep from falling flat on her face. A friend of yours LN?



TIS

She needs a humungus over the shoulder boulder houlder.

The back pain she must have

Boobs are great but there's a limit....and natural is always better.

I saw a woman on TV getting breast reduction surgery. She had breasts about the same size as those in this picture. They were frightening.

And I thought I had big boobs

Those things are UGLY!!!

Looks like we've found the weapons of mass destruction.

But i thought they were hidden away. Those things certainly aren't hidden away

They are obviously implants, but the question is....what does the recipient ask for? Dr., I would like implants the size of watermelons, and I want them to look fake, so my picture will be all over the internet.

Nice Longneck

I didn't make it, I can only claim credit for finding it.

That is really creepy.

Nice find.




TIS

Strangely I'm creeped out and turned on at the same time.

Maxie Mounds lol

She has what they call String Implants, that cause the breast to fill with fluid. Very unhealthy, and outlawed in the US.

I took this picture yesterday morning. It was in the tree in my front yard. Does anyone know what kind of hawk this is? It's not the typical Red-Tailed Hawk that I normally see. Anyway, I was excited to get this picture.

Good picture, Blib. It COULD be a sharp-shinned hawk.

This card is mine!!!

Joe Montana Autograph and Jersey Swatch!

Nice pic Blib, either you were on a roof or in a high-story window. What size lens did you have? My guess is a Cooper's Hawk, 2nd choice a Northern Harrier. Check out this website with the Cooper's Hawk. Almost a reverse image.

http://www.surfbirds.com/namericanbirds/hawk-owl.html

Great picture, blibble. I love watching hawks. We get some circling our backyard because it abuts a wetlands, full of small rodents and snakes. I watched one catch a rabbit, and when he was done eating it, all that was left was a little fur, some blood and a spinal cord.

I was actually standing inside the kitchen (first floor) and took the picture through the window. It was only about 20 feet away and not high up. I could have reached up and touched it if I was standing underneath.

A few days earlier the same hawk landed on the backyard trellis, just a couple of feet from my girlfriends head! She was standing still at the time so it must not have seen her because as soon as it did it flew off.