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Bart, san francisco, CA
girls these days just don't know how to wear mini skirts! It's not just about crossing your legs. You also need to be aware that crossing one's legs decreases fabric surface for coverage-especially the outer and under thigh areas.
I am getting old? Nahhh, b.c I'm not against public celebration of one's legs, just not when it also exposes ur entire inner thigh to the point where it's distasteful.
Bart likes to relax in this spot when the sun hits it in the morning. He's four years old and very charismatic. His sister, Lisa, is also quite a character.
Bart loves to roll around in the sun, like most cats. He's a goofy guy, with fun idiosyncrasies. When I walk by him, he often jumps in the air, twists around, and high-fives my leg. Then I praise him and give him good pats.
Para Ver el Comercial para la television local de La Legion de Springfield entrar a este link. www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3YhnNZroLo
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If you have a moment, peruse my Birmingham Zoo Photos:
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Bart does this whenever I try to photograph flowers indoors, and I need to shoo him away. I was taking this photo: www.flickr.com/photos/196506958@N06/53413179796/in/datepo...
*{Suave}* man skin AK Lel EVox and shape i did for Andro M from AK head.
6 tones, BOM only, shape sold separately.
Skin body is unique and should be fine whatever your body brand (Toes, Fingers and Neck Fixers)
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►AK head Andro M
►*{Suave}* Bart shape for AK Andro M
►*{Suave}* Bart full skin NT1 AK Lel Evox
►GAEG ears
►Belleza Jake body
►Hairstyle Dura U98
►Fashion style *CORDEWA* STREET-K SWEATER, *CORDEWA* STREET-K JEANS
►Pose from Reel
That's Bart on the left, with his sister, Lisa. They were adopted from St. Croix three years ago via www.realcruzancats.org.
A classic profile of Bart Simpson.
This is a close-up photograph of Bart's head in Lego form. If you're a fan or just familiar with the Simpsons merchandise, you may remember, how their head sculptures we're in t-shirts all over the place back in the 90's. This is my tribute.
For some reason, I've been holding back this shot a long time now. I've been basically waiting for the right moment to put it on my photo stream. Just a moment ago, I thought now it's a good time!
Data: ƒ/5.0, 100.0 mm, Exp. 1, ISO 100, Flash (off, did not fire)
For the Canberra Photographer's 'And now for something completely different' thread, where we use someone else's photo and adjust it as if it were ours.
Cropped, levels adjusted, converted to b&w, vignetted in light effects (Photoshop)
Black Bart Pirate
Created with Midjourney engine.
PP work in Adobe PS Elements 2024 Raw filters.
Bartholomew Roberts, nicknamed "Black Bart," was a tall, handsome and flamboyantly dressed 18th-century pirate from Wales. He initially worked on merchant ships but became a pirate and was soon elected captain of his own ship and crew. Black Bart's crimes came to an end in 1722 when he was killed by the British navy off the coast of Gabon in West Central Africa while his crew members were too drunk to defend the ship, according to the Royal Museums Greenwich. he's standing by the ship masts looking out to coast of Gabon, South Africa
--style raw
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Pirate Seas Challenge - July / August 2024
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Back to the City: the Hospital of St Bartholomew the Great (the name is even longer in the Royal charter from Henry VIII, but everyone just calls it 'Barts') has been curing people in this place for 9 centuries. Hats off!
(Never mind the HDR-ish treatment of this phone snap, just shows my poor taste ;)