
Seen in Print
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Nips? Either way, it takes a whole lot more than their presence or absence to make a point.
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That wedding dress looks like it has all the potential for a "nip Slip"
Also nothing like craving attention.
Also nothing like craving attention.
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HONDO74 wrote:That wedding dress looks like it has all the potential for a "nip Slip"![]()
Also nothing like craving attention.
Amen to that brother, on both your points. It made me wonder on two points:
(a) Did she really have to work that hard to get attention,, especially on Her Day ?!
(b) Good taste is not easily learned, nor natural to some..
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That's a pretty old photo - Russian, as I recall. May not have been entirely her decision either.
What if lollipops moaned every time we licked them?
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Rufus T. Firefly wrote:That's a pretty old photo - Russian, as I recall. May not have been entirely her decision either.
Yeah, one doesn't often see the bride with a drink in her hand while on the way to part of the event.
P.S. I'm not sure why informing us that the photo is old is pertinent to the mini-conversation on nips or no nips, but the info that the venue is Russian is news, to me, at least. How did you come to know that, if I may ask?
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MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:That's a pretty old photo - Russian, as I recall. May not have been entirely her decision either.
Yeah, one doesn't often see the bride with a drink in her hand while on the way to part of the event.
P.S. I'm not sue why informing us that the photo is old is pertinent to the mini-conversation on nips or no nips, but the info that the venue is Russian is news, to me, at least. How did you come to know that, if I may ask?
Because I saw it as part of a Russian news blurb on crazy weddings about a decade ago.
What if lollipops moaned every time we licked them?
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Thanks, Rufus, for the courtesy of that reply.
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Apparently, Russian medicine was up to date on silicone enhancement. 
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MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Thanks, Rufus, for the courtesy of that reply.
It stuck in my mind since it was one of the more (not the most...) heinous.
For reasons unknown, there are a lot of examples of bizarre wedding attire. Guess it's one of those unique (maybe...) moments to demonstrate just how big an idiot a person can be in public.
What if lollipops moaned every time we licked them?
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Rufus T. Firefly wrote:MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Thanks, Rufus, for the courtesy of that reply.
It stuck in my mind since it was one of the more (not the most...) heinous.
For reasons unknown, there are a lot of examples of bizarre wedding attire. Guess it's one of those unique (maybe...) moments to demonstrate just how big an idiot a person can be in public.
Oh, the massive gravity of it all.
On the lighter side...

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Good puns, Wayne. 
Re: Seen in Print
What is a gravity light and how is it self powered? Battery?
roger
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a gravity light uses a weight to pull down a cord that spins a small permanent magnet motor to produce electricity to drive a small LED light. Sort of like the weight drive mechanism on cuckoo clock.
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