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473 cruises through Genoa with a pair of NS horses. I love these crescent cabs and the sweet horns they carry along.
I hate the feeling of cold, wet hair down my back. It feels like tentacles gripping my skin, tugging at my head, yanking it backwards. And then I comb the wet tendrils and fistfuls of hair come away in my hands, what a waste of shampoo on those strands that will now be plunged down the toilet, not to mention the nests of the stuff clogging up the plug 'ole.
I get a sick, filthy enjoyment from pulling all of the gungy hair up out of the plug hole. What initially appears to be a couple of hairs always turns out to have a great slimy stalagtite dangling from it. The moment when the great blob is pulled to the surface is both wretch-worthy and immensely satisfying.
I get rather a lot of sordid pleasure from doing slightly vile actvities.....
-cleaning out ears with cotton buds
-cutting toenails and piggling the top layer of nail away
(as long as said ears and toenails are my own)
-plucking out rogue, ingrowing or just badly placed hairs (this I can do to other people too and I particularly enjoy them yelping in pain)
-Pushing back and piggling at the cuticles on my fingers (again doing this to a man with obscenely overgrown ones and who had never before had anyone do this to him is hilarious - the look of hurt bemusement is wonderous.
A filthy 70817 heads the 6C01 Eastleigh East yard to Epsom engineers comprising of one Bass and a rake of empty Falcons, seen at Old Bedhampton at 07:25 in the morning on Saturday 18 July 2020
British Columbia C40-8M 4614 could really use a bath; she was leading a UP castaway on a southbound CN landbarge at Prospect Heights.
A filthy Y151 has been delivered to the West Coast Rail depot at Ballarat East for repainting into the Freight Australia scheme 12-10-2001
My first shot with my new camera body.
A dirty NR53 leads AN5 and NR2 through Beveridge as #5MC2 to Griffith.
Beveridge, Vic.
20/9/19
With so little rain over the last few weeks the Ribble is little more than a tricklle - most of that will be thanks to privatised water company's dumping raw sewage into water courses ... Treating sewage is costly and contrary to max profit for chief execs, don't you know!
On a wet and dismal morning a filthy Colas Class 60 is seen heading towards Niddrie West Junction. 60047 is hauling 6D62, Oxwellmains - Viewpark loaded cement train on Monday 20th November 2017 at 0850.
Mad or what !
INNOCENT & FILTHY
(DROP 2 LIVEPAINTING - POSCA ON CARDBOARD)
MANY THANKS TO: LIDIA, PHYL, MIZZO, SAFU, EMPTYAGE
PROPS TO: PBK9(!), SCHWARZMALER KKADE BARE AERO, MALIK, NOTE, CHROMEO, PASE AND SHARK
DROP2 CLIP:
DROP 2
2012 - 06 - 16 LES DOCKS LAUSANNE
Graffiti - Peinture - Design Graphique - Toy Custom - DJ & VJ SET
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On a murky morning on Wednesday 11th April 2018 a filthy DB Red 66149 is seen at Inveresk with 4S99. This nearly fully loaded Intermodal is the 0422 Tees Dock - Mossend service. It is passing here at 0838.
BOX DATE: 1998
MANUFACTURER: Mattel
MISSING ITEMS: Baby chair, cradle, mirror, tray, 2 hangers, 4 plates, 4 cups, pan, lid, vase, water bottle, picture frame, portable phone/receiver, 4 forks, 4 knives, 4 spoons, bench
SPECIAL FEATURES: Makes sound; rotating wall; fold out tub; shelf folds down into bed
PERSONAL FUN FACT: I'll never forget the first time I saw this compact Family House at the store when I was a kid. Mom, Dad, Colleen, and me were all out shopping at BJ's. Back in the day, there was a small toy section that we always had to check out. I'm not sure what it looks like these days since we haven't had a membership in years. Anyways, Colleen and I saw this house on one of our BJ's excursions. We were intrigued by the concept of a house made for Barbie AND all her sisters. At the time, Barbie's family consisted of Barbie, Kelly, Stacie, and Skipper. It was virtually the same as her current family, only Kelly has been substituted for Chelsea in recent years (no idea why). We were drawn to the iconic dolls that were advertised on the box--Flashlight Fun Stacie, Cool Sitter Skipper, and Cool Blue Barbie. We both drooled over this house that sported so many awesome features--like bed space for each doll and a rotating panel that could dual as a kitchen or desk/bed area! I still recall the way we rhapsodized about the games we could do in such a house. Even though we didn't have dolls with us that day, we were so wrapped up in the potential that the house could have, that we were basically playing anyways. I don't remember anymore if we asked Mom and Dad for the house, or if we knew it was a lost cause, but the house remained a dream. It wasn't until 2019, when we finally got a chance to purchase this house. We may have seen it at the flea market at some point over the years, but doll houses can be hit or miss secondhand. Some sellers want way to much money for Barbie houses that are gutted. Anyways, we unexpectedly came across ours at the local Salvation Army. Colleen and I popped in one Saturday hoping to find her a "fancy" outfit to wear to prom (she was a chaperone). It goes without saying that our first order of business was to investigate the toy section. After finding some Disney dolls we wanted, I noticed a playset tucked on top of a shelf above hanging comforters. I had not previously seen any toys in this particular spot, so I was intrigued. I noticed the $9.99 price tag and the squalid condition of the house and thought we should walk around and think about it before making a decision. The entire time we buzzed through the clothes, my mind kept drifting to the house. After Colleen found an outfit, we pulled the house down and opened it up to make sure it was in decent shape. All the fold out features were intact, and nothing looked broken. There weren't any tiny accessories included, and the house itself was absolutely filthy. It was coated in a brown layer of grime that wouldn't wipe off easily. We brought it to the register and to our surprise, the cashier rung it up for just $1.99! While it was worth the ten dollars to us, of course we loved getting it for a bargain (the cashiers at this location tend to mark the toys down for no reason, probably because they get so many). Once at home, I had the overwhelming task of washing the house. It could not be spot cleaned, and it didn't fit in the kitchen sink. So for a half hour/forty five minutes, I sat on the bathroom floor next to the shower scrubbing every nook and cranny. I had to make certain that each fold out feature was cleaned, and also the bottom of the playset. Then everything had to be left open to thoroughly dry. It was well worth the effort because now the house looks like new, minus a few missing components (listed above). Both Colleen and I felt like little kids living out a childhood dream when we set up the house for the first time!
Strobist Stuff: 430ex2 in 60in umbrella at camera right.
True Stuff: I loves my ef50mm 1.4, it really only leaves bad pictures on me. I think I may be getting the hang of flash photography finally. More pics will have to be taken to know for sure.
A Christmas outing for the Odiham branch of the Hampshire Jolly Boys took preserved former Stagecoach Fleet Buzz liveried Dennis Dart SLF / Plaxton Pointer 2 33306 AE51VFV on a recreation run of the 72 route from Aldershot to Reading. The run took us through Church Crookham, Fleet, Elvetham Heath, Hartley Wintney, Riseley, Swallowfield and Spencers Wood. On the return journey we diverted onto the former route 30 from Fleet Station into Farnborough before returning to Aldershot. A jolly trip had by all!
