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BOX DATE: 2013
MANUFACTURER: Mattel
DOLLS IN LINE: Blondie; Cerise; Cupid
RELEASES: 2013 "1st Edition;" 2014 "Re-release;" 2016 "Re-release"
BODY TYPE: 2012; molded diamond panties; articulated elbows, wrists, & knees
HEAD MOLD: 2012 "Classic"; pierced ears
IMPORTANT NOTES: As mentioned above, Cupid was re-released several times. The 2014 re-release does not have earrings, a ring, a bracelet, or details on her belt (it is solid black). The 2016 doll has no earrings, no ring, no bracelet, no tights, a solid black belt, and a solid gold bow and quiver.
PERSONAL FUN FACT: Alas, I finally got a Cupid doll, after what felt like an eternity! Okay, so I really can't complain, because it didn't take me that long to get a Cupid comparatively (there are some dolls that took me over ten years to find)! Cupid was one of the Ever After High characters I bonded with, even before I had really warmed up to the line. I couldn't deny that she was sweet as pie, and that she was even prettier than her Monster High counterpart. Ordinarily, I would prefer the Monster High Cupid over the EAH one, but this doll is just too cute to resist. Of course, I've gotten to be very attached to my MH Cupid--she's become one of my favorite faces to visit in my Monster High container, despite the fact that I never wanted a Cupid MH doll until the day I found mine at the same flea market. Anyways, I always kept my eye out for Cupid dolls on sale, and while I did come across a few on my travels, they were never cheap enough to suit my fancy. Even when they were about $10 instead of $20, I continued to hold out. I am not a picky collector whatsoever, so I try to buy only super cheap dolls in stores, or the ones I really have to have (cough, cough Isi Dawndancer). In 2016, I finally found a used Cupid doll at my local flea market. She was in a decrepit bin with a ton of mutilated dolls. By mutilated, I mean that they had the wrong limbs on and were filthy. Cupid was wearing a Barbie dress, was in horrendous shape, and was missing her proper hands. Being that I didn't have any Ever After High clothes in storage, and being that the limbs can get expensive when ordering them from Mattel's website, I opted to leave her behind. Had she resurfaced the next weekend, I wouldn't have been able to resist. But fate went a different route. Instead, it took another year before I met a second Cupid doll. Ironically, just a few weeks before I was shades away from buying Heartstruck Cupid on sale at Toys 'R' Us (I would still love to have her someday). Then one summer Sunday in 2017, I spotted this Cupid doll on a blanket on the ground, at our local flea market. The seller had loads of dolls that day--all new faces I had not previously ogled. Cupid and a boxed 1994 African American Collection Asha were the ladies I picked out that day. Despite the fact that Asha was the more unique doll, I admit that she got majorly overshadowed by little Cupid. This doll warms my heart, and I love her even more than I thought I would. She quickly became one of my favorite Ever After High dolls in my blossoming collection, and I must say that the wait was well worth while. I now have even more Cupid lust than I did before...I would love to find more Cupid dollies at the flea market who are in need of a loving home! And of course, I'd love to get some on sale at the store too!
With a filthy front, 66536 slowly approaches Inveresk with 6M00, as it is about to be stopped at the Junction signal protecting Monktonhall Junction. This is the empty GMC 'Bin' train running to Millerhill so that it can run round it's train before heading south to Bredbury. The train had originated from Oxwellmains.
Seen in sunshine on the 16th December 2015 at 1425
Freightliner Class 66s 513 & 523, hired in to Colas for the Cotswolds RHTT, approach Bromsgrove P3 in "full squirt" with 3S33 from Swindon to Gloucester Horton Rd. This working was originally operated by 2 of Colas' Class 56 fleet, but they then went to other duties/maintenance, so Freightliner drafted Class 66s in. Freightliner locos in this part of the world is fairly rare, so this was a fairly welcome sight!
As an historical re-enactor I often portray an Indentured Servant broker ca. 1800. In that character one had to have a certain amount of specie on hand. This was often carried in a leather poke carried in a waistcoat pocket or contained in a possibles bag similar to this one. Gold and silver coins were the most common forms of payment. If you look closely at this image you may notice a few odd shaped triangular silver pieces known as pieces of eight. These are so called because the Spanish silver dollar was cut into 8 pieces. One such piece is called a bit; 2 bits equaled a quarter, 4 bits 50 cents and so on. For a long time this was the only way fractional currency was made. A wax sealed letter is also visible in this image.
As a broker of Indentured servants I was essentially a middle man who bought the indentures of migrants or prisoners that came to the New World for a number of reasons. We prepared the legal documents, filed them in court, and saw to the exchange of money between the servant and the person who purchased the indenture. We took a cut of that purchase as our fee. We would often meet ships from overseas who carried indentured servants to the New World and purchase the indentures from the ships captains. We then resold those indentures to people who needed a servant or worker locally. Most persons who came to the New World in the mid 18th century to the mid 19th century came here under indenture. Other Indentured servants came here either because they were convicted of a crime or otherwise needed to settle a debt. Parents sometimes indentured their children when they could not afford them. In theory, the children would get a room and board while also learning a trade. The parents would receive the money for the indenture to pay their expenses and debts. If you think about it, we were much like a sports or entertainers agent who sought out prospects and arrange terms of employment while taking a cut of that person's earnings as a fee.
Me and one of my Potty-Mouthed Dunnys wanted to say "Happy Birthday" to Rich in Detroit! So here you go... your birthday word is Penis. I know - classy =)
Rich: www.flickr.com/photos/7527424@N05
KidRobot: www.kidrobot.com
Looking an absolute disgrace, Stagecoach 36209 (KX60 LHP) apears at Hillmorton with a 96 from Northampton on 24th of February 2016.
Filthy Rotten System Band, at DOROTHY DAY, Staten Island Ferry, commissioning ceremony, November 4th 2022. St George, Staten Island, New York, USA. Group performed “The Prayer of St. Mathew,” and a rousing “If I Had a Hammer.” Copyright Tom Turner
Bei der Hitze sollte man mal die Kühler der Computer sicherheitshalber reinigen, sonst stirbt ganz schnell mal der Prozessor den Hitzetod !
Wearing:
Skin – Filthy group gift – Sept 2011 NEW!
Hair – !Artilleri/ Trixie hair *reds* With Turban – chilli
Top – /artilleri/ Micha top NEW! Fifty Linden Fridays TODAY!
Shorts – /artilleri/ Kitta highwaist shorts NEW!
Glasses – /artilleri/ Meredith glasses NEW! Fifty Linden Fridays TODAY!
Necklace/earrings – Red Robin jewelry – Take Flight necklace/earrings – coming to the 2011 Jewelry Fair! More info here: jeweleryfair2011.wordpress.com/
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GGRR presents
TOKYODIONYSOS Release Party
2015/7/11
at EARTHDOM
[Live]
ANAL VOLCANO
CARRE
ENDON
FILTHY HATE
INCAPACITANTS
ISTERISMO
PREPARATIONﾊSET
ZENOCIDE
CHAOSMONGERS
[DJ's]
AIWABEATZ
LOVEJUICE
YWK1
李ペリー
BLACKMONEY
SHOT-ARROW
GGRR presents
TOKYODIONYSOS Release Party
2015/7/11
at EARTHDOM
[Live]
ANAL VOLCANO
CARRE
ENDON
FILTHY HATE
INCAPACITANTS
ISTERISMO
PREPARATIONﾊSET
ZENOCIDE
CHAOSMONGERS
[DJ's]
AIWABEATZ
LOVEJUICE
YWK1
李ペリー
BLACKMONEY
SHOT-ARROW
Filthy dirty WD 'Austerity' 2-8-0 90295 (North British/1944) passing through Banbury station with a down freight train.
Loco allocated to Staveley (Barrow Hill) shed (41E) so the train was almost certainly bound for the Great Central line via the connection between Banbury and Woodford Halse.
11/09/1965 [GB 183].