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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Nope missed that one! The middle foot has two big toes with a total of 6.
AN/PVS-14 with weapon mount.
Likely not even a challenge with the collective knowledge on here, but would someone be able to identify:
1. The Mount?
2. The Optic?
3. The Cheek Piece?
Thanks!
No clue on the FN P90 cheek riser.
Fucktastrophy? Craptostrophic?
I have learned so many new adjectives this month...
fucktangular
shitilicious
craptological
craptography
fucktastic and craptastic
fucktacular, asstacular and craptacular
Who knew the motivational thread was actually for educational advancement?
I have learned so many new adjectives this month...
fucktangular
shitilicious
craptological
craptography
fucktastic and craptastic
fucktacular, asstacular and craptacular
Who knew the motivational thread was actually for educational advancement?
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I have seen that mount before, hope it has daddy issues.
Likely not even a challenge with the collective knowledge on here, but would someone be able to identify:
1. The Mount?
2. The Optic?
3. The Cheek Piece?
Thanks!
So to continue with some of us old farts posting pictures of actresses we fell in love with in our younger days here is my contribution.
On MILF Monday, yer gonna see some wrinkles and battle damage. If that's scary, you might not want to visit on Friday.
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Myrna Loy for me and if you've never watched The Thin Man series of movies then you've never actually seen a good movie.
And for you Trivia buffs (whatever the fuck a "Buff" is);
In the opening shots of Grease, there’s a white statue of a girl outside Rydell High – filmed at Venice High School, California, where Myrna Loy was a student. She posed for it when she was 16, before she became one of the most popular screen stars of the 1930s. The statue was vandalized many times, but was eventually rebuilt in bronze, and remains there today.
And for you Trivia buffs (whatever the fuck a "Buff" is);
In the opening shots of Grease, there’s a white statue of a girl outside Rydell High – filmed at Venice High School, California, where Myrna Loy was a student. She posed for it when she was 16, before she became one of the most popular screen stars of the 1930s. The statue was vandalized many times, but was eventually rebuilt in bronze, and remains there today.
Boomer Babe.
You young wipper-snappers wouldn't understand.
You young wipper-snappers wouldn't understand.
Tina Loiuse in "God's Little Acre"
You're welcome.
A woman worthy of dem shoesss. What a dame.
You're welcome.
A woman worthy of dem shoesss. What a dame.
Another dime piece:
Gina Lollobrigida. The original Esmeralda in The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
She even has a dagger for stabbing.
In.
Gina Lollobrigida. The original Esmeralda in The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
She even has a dagger for stabbing.
In.
Yes. Thankyou. " Boy on a Dolphin" that scene when she in in the wet top. The pizza place we go to has her pictures all over. My wife thinks I just like pizza.One of the sexiest woman of all time.
The seven voyages of Sinbad
Caroline Munro. It sure is sweaty in those caves.
Caroline Munro. It sure is sweaty in those caves.
Great dames of cinema's golden era. Fan of Turner classics and as I watch some of these older movies I am still amazed at the beauty of these women. One not included in this thread but deserves mention is Lauren Bacall in "Dark Passage".
Polydactyly. And I guess polylegtyly too (although the middle one looks PS).
The original "Thin Man" was great, right up there with the Maltese Falcon IMO. The second one was OK, played on the humorous side. The third one was totally "meh".... but this movie was filmed right after William Powell had surgery and radium treatments for cancer.
OK So TMC. Mrs. Miniver. Talk about motavational, 1942. " This is what your fighting for boys " You get Greer Garson, Included in that movie you get Teresa Wright. The same Teresa Wright as you get in "Best Day's of Our Lifes" who here hasen't thought that at least once. And with that you get as mentioned before Myrna Loy.
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Try to tell me you're over 70 and didn't starch a sock over her:
After scrolling through some pages on here. I just wanted to make sure I'd be there to keep you guys company.You might have added a little lube to your “sliding board to hell” with that one…..
I am a big fan of John Ford movies and possibly the greatest director of all times. This young lady appeared in one of my favorites "They Were Expendable"
Every Friday night... Donna ReedI am a big fan of John Ford movies and possibly the greatest director of all times. This young lady appeared in one of my favorites "They Were Expendable"
My Grandfather owned a LARGE body shop and car repair in Memphis in the 40-50s. Car dealer sold him a lemon car, he painted the entire car like a lemon and in big letters told everyone why.
anyone notice the middle foot other than me????
