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The first issue of Nobrow Magazine. featuring Stuart Kolakovic, BlexBolex, Ben Newman, Paul Blow, Bjorn Rune Lie, Sarah King and many more super talented illustrators.
One of two small booklets issued as advertiisng and publciity material by the National Benzole Co. Ltd of London in about 1932. Each shows examples of a selection of surviving milestones across Great Britain and gives a little history as to each. Each page also contains an admonition as to why you should buy petrol or fuel containing National Benzole; the company being the umbrella organisation owned by British benzole producers and that distributed it as a blended additive to petroleum spirit.
The covers show the same contemporary speeding motor car and an ancient stone. This is for the second series of "Famous Milestones: issued called Passing the Milestones. This doubel page shows the "Skull & Crossbones" milestone at Woodhead in Cheshire where the stone at this repudletly deadly corner was kept in repair by the publican of the adjacent "Georeg & Dragon Inn". The image shows the junction, along with the milestone and a fine finger post, and a passing bus - a Leyland by the looks of it but which operator?
En ville il n’y a pas d’horizon, pas de porte, aucun issue.
Francis Dannemark - Extrait de Qu’il pleuve
Local Accession Number: 2012.AAP.61
Title: The Ault & Wiborg company
Creator/Contributor: Bradley, Will, 1868-1962 (artist)
Date issued: 1890-1920 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 print (poster) : lithograph, 5 colors ; 32 x 24 cm.
Summary: An advertising poster.
Genre: Posters; Lithographs
Notes: Title from item.; Printed in tint, red, yellow, green, and chocolate brown.
Date note: Date supplied by cataloger.
Statement of responsibility: Bradley
Collection: American Art Posters 1890-1920
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: No known restrictions.
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Hey! Pretty one in the green dress thing! Yes, you! Looking good! You don't speak english do you?
Tommy: "Let me see if my Chinese is still useful..."
Tommy says something in Chinese, and we get the same confused stare from the chick. Great way to get some, thats for sure. NOT! Uhg, come on Tommy, work your ching-chong magic! That was racist, wasn't it? Ah what the heck, I don't care. Stupid "political correctness".
Girl: "I'm sorry, this is just too sad to continue. Your Chinese, actually not half bad. The accent though, probably should do something about that. You guys are funny. I'm Shado, and from what I understood, you're Tommy, and you are Oliver, correct?"
Yep, but you can call me Ollie if you'd like, beautiful.
Shado: "I'm flattered, really, but, uh, no thanks. I have things I need to do. Really, it's nice meeting you though."
Damnit Ollie, you'e loosing her! Get it together man! Good hooker.. Haha hooker, get it? Cuz, ya know, whatever. Good hook line, good hook line... Got it!
Well, my friend and I, we really don't have much of anything to do. Maybe we could, help out? Get to know each other? Have a little fun?
Oh no, I got that look... The stare of death... Darnit man, it was going so well. And Tommy's looking all like "dood yuhoo skrood dis uhp shooo bayd. Y u doo dis? " Wow, this is pathetic. Get a handel Ollie!
Shado: "Trust me, you can't help. Not in your skill set."
You'd be surprised, I'm really versatile.
Tommy: "Look, if you need to go, go, thats ok. But maybe we'll see you around? I don't know."
TOMMY!! Da heck you doin? Don't let her get away! Yes, I elbowed you in the arm, man up! You are such an idiot!
Shado: "You know what, if you want to come along, knock yourselves out. Not literally, please don't. But come along. I'm just going to do some target practice with my bow here.
Ooh, archery! Hey, I'm actually pretty good at that. Watch out for me and my sneaky skills!
Tommy: "You haven't done anything without the rubber tips, Ollie. Me, on the other hand, I'm a good shot."
Well that's why you never get far with anyone. Protection can prevent unnecessary accidents
Oh man this is hilarious! Hahahahashahahaha!
Shado: "I sense an inside joke between you two?"
Tommy: "It's nothing. How about you give me a shot with this thing?"
Shado: "Go right ahead!"
Oh Tommy, you are such a noob. You're gonna fail so hard. He draws back the bowstring. He aims. He shoots. He barely hits the target. Bravo Tommy, Bravo. You're one heck of a shot, indeed. Hahahahahaha, this is good.
Hahah, yo call that a shot? Gimme that bow! I'll show you how to shoot.
Ok, breathe. Pull back the string. See the target, the center. Check the bow, raise it to account for drop, and check. For wind. And, release. Oh hell! What the heck was that? Better than tommy's, but still. Uhg.
Shado: "Nice shot. But how about you let me show you how. A real archer shoots?"
She pulls it back quickly, aims, and fires in a second. Swoosh, that thing goes straight into the bullseye! Well what do you know? She's got boobs and skills. I like her.
Hey, uh, you mind if we get some lessons?
The tenth edition of our paper is now out now and available to purchase at Counter-Print: www.counter-print.co.uk/book_tags/counter-print-items/?bo...
Originating in the U.K., the Australian version of The Big Issue magazine commenced in the mid 90's. It's articles cover social & current affairs and events. It comes out fortnightly and is sold mainly in the various state capital cities by homeless and disadvantaged folk. For each copy sold, the vendors get to keep half the cost so thereby helping them get through their difficult lives.
A truer shirt was never worn by anyone! Harley agreed to model for the Etsy page. Then she got her own shirt that says this same thing....
She did get a new wig, she's more movie-like now.
I'd been to see the Royal Wedding and was wandering through Piccadilly when I came across this beautiful dog helping her owner sell 'The Big Issue'. I've come across many The Big Issue sellers with dogs but this was the first time I'd seen one helping. For those who don't know The Big Issue exists to offer homeless and vulnerably housed people the opportunity to earn a legitimate income.
Issued by Kess Models, October 2020. It is 1:43 scale and crafted in resin.
A Limited Edition, 1 of 162.
The model is finished in Winterberry Red & Shell White (at least that is what I am calling it)
This model was added to my Collection in October 2020.
Issue SIX is finally here! This Quarter’s theme was “PASTIME”. Featuring an interview with UBERKRAAFT. We have contributions from Vaughn Fender, Chris Piascik, Josh Lafayette, Kyle Mosher, Hugo Diaz and the Frinton Press Crew amongst others. A big thanks to all who have contributed and helped put this issue together. Check it out! Cover Art by UBERKRAAFT.
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This photo captures me in an attempt to set free the female side of my persona. It may not look great but it represents the culmination of a lot of effort and months of arrangements. To say I was delighted to be appearing as a woman can barely describe the inner feelings I was experiencing. I was totally thrilled to once more be Helene my female alter-ego. She is very different in both looks and behaviour to the man I usually am.
I often discuss how despite living as a man I also find I want to be a woman. Living as a man means this is the reality of my life, I have a wife, a family, a job and responsibilities and a commitment to look after and provide for my family, this has to be priority and must always come first.
I actually enjoy my life as a man and will admit to a high degree of contentment and it is not something I wish to give up. So how can I say that after saying earlier in this narrative I also like to be a woman?
Well, therein lies the quandary faced by transgender people. I suppose in my case if I was to be honest I would admit ideally I want it all! I want to be both woman and man and switch between these aspects of myself. Reality is I cannot be so free and easy with my own desires, I have to be aware of the real world.
For me, I now understand I have aspects that others tell me are in their view not correct, that I cannot be one thing or the other so let me lay out how I feel. I personally accept these feelings I have and just see them as various elements that add up to me being who I am.
I think far too often simplistic black and white conclusions are drawn up in the trans-community and also out with it. For example lets take the most common one 'you dress up as a woman so you must be homosexual', that may indeed true for some people but for others it is not correct, many men who dress as women are actually heterosexual.
Getting sexually aroused by cross-dressing is often vehemently denied...oh, come on...it happens for a great many who cross-dress, if it happens then enjoy the pleasure of it. I don't always get sexually aroused but undeniably it does occur. Let's face it cross-dressing and becoming female is rather an erotic thing to do so if I do get aroused then I will indeed enjoy it.
Another taboo in the trans-community is finding other T-girls attractive, and yes, maybe there is some sexual excitement which maybe contains an added frisson, an extra thrill brought on by the knowledge the woman one is seeing is actually a male.
I am a great believer in one changing their thinking, behaviour and attitudes when appearing as a woman. I truly believe one should think themselves into the persona and switch gender inside ones head to being female. I think if one seeks to pass as a female one needs to behave and totally believe they are female in order to remove the tell tale signs you are really male. If you look, move and sound the part people expect from the appearance then that is how you will be perceived...in theory...just my take on it.
I've now employed a simplistic mantra to kick start this process when cross-dressing and that is think of oneself as an heterosexual woman and behave accordingly. Easier said than done but I think cracking that barrier will make one more convincing as a woman.
I have found though when I become Helene she stills finds women attractive, and this can include T-girls that look good, so I get a little added frisson of thinking maybe she is bi-sexual, it's rather fun!
Moving away from the sexuality topic, as I know some are very uncomfortable discussing this, though I do feel we should be more open about it, lets move onto the whole being both a man and a woman thing again. Here is a paradox that is definitely me yet draws derision from many who, as I expressed earlier, I think look at transgender issues with too narrow a focus.
As a teenager I was desperate to be a girl, I used to cry when alone that I was boy, I really did! I could be in the shower and start weeping as I had no developing breasts and had a penis. Counter to that, part of me was happy to be developing as a boy! I had no split personality I was fully aware of these two counter emotions occurring.
About that time I saw several men on television playing the parts of women. Each time was like a lightning strike, I was completely mesmerised by them. The Scottish entertainer Stanley Baxter used to play lots of female roles and really go for it, it was the full make-up, shaved legs, chest and arms, hair styles, dresses, high heels and acting the part one hundred percent. He was indeed my hero and I found myself fantasising about having a similar job. Then I saw Danny La Rue, a man dressing incredibly feminine, with such high glamour, lots of make-up, wigs, high heels, gorgeous long legs and so confident. He was very popular as a mainstream entertainer. This literally engulfed my mind. I became aware one could make a career out of acting as a woman whilst living as a man, what a fabulous job! Then, the person who really captured me and was a huge influence was Christopher Morley.
To be frank, Christopher Morley had the skill to actually pass one hundred percent as a female and a beautiful one at that, I really wanted to be him more than anything. I saw him in a 1977 film Freebie and the Bean in which he had appeared earlier in the film as a man yet when he appeared as a woman I had no idea it was the man seen earlier. In fact I had no idea she was a man at all! It was only the reveal that made me realise she was a he and I was smitten, totally smitten.
I was desperate to start spending time as a girl after all of this and was envious of girls and wanted to be one of them and not a boy. Yet, and this is when the paradox began to build further, the acting, the illusion of seeing these men impersonating females really appealed to me. I loved the whole idea of the women I had seen were men dressed up and looking convincing as females. I wanted to do that as well.
I had this three way thing going on throughout my teens, of wanting to be female, then happy to be a boy, then wanting to be a boy that worked as a female impersonator, round and round it all went and eventually by my late teens I found I was more keen on being both girl and boy rather than exclusively one gender.
I was far from confident as a person back then, even now I have no real confidence but I was totally meek back then and somewhat confused by the whole gender issues going on. The result was I suppressed all my desires to cross-dress and thought that was for the best. So at the age of twenty one I gave up on the wishing I was a girl.
I am going to admit now that I have reached the age of fifty five and I have a huge regret I did not act on my desires to be a girl. I think I would have enjoyed life as a woman but the reality is I did not transition and suppressed it. I feel I wasted too many years by not being true to myself as around the age of eighteen I was struggling internally with wanting to be a girl. The idea of cross-dressing and establishing a career in acting and female impersonation, well, it was all more than I dared actually do physically or actively engage in for real. I did have a moment that represented salvation for me back then, I came across the word transvestite. To say that word set me free and made my heart sing would be an understatement. It gave me a path, something I could cling to. I could compromise on my transsexual desire and urges to appear as a girl and settle for being a transvestite. I could be the occasional female and still live as a man. I experienced some great joy but as I said, I was meek and fearful and ended up suppressing the whole thing for two decades of my life.
I adore my life with my wife, it means far more to me than my inner dream of being a woman. That is hard to say but I cannot act upon my dream as I know what I would lose would be far more than I would gain. Also, I have no wish to be Helene with my wife. I keep Helene very separate. My wife knows I am transvestite but she has never seen me as a woman. I prefer to keep it that way. She tolerates it and allows me to shave my legs, chest and arms and to pluck my eyebrows as obviously I cannot hide these physical changes from her but she does not like knowing I cross-dress. So it is tolerated but never seen or discussed and that actually suits me.
I have concerns you see, big concerns. When I become Helene I experience an emotional high, real joy and euphoria and I do quite get into being her and want her to be a real woman. Fantasy I know but I'm just admitting to what happens. I really feel at home being a woman and though I can honestly say I like it more than being a man I do get tired of it at some point and I am happy to go back to being the man once more. I think it is the inability to sustain the female illusion for more than a few hours that causes the desire to diminish as the effort required is physically and emotionally too taxing.
While the high is occurring I almost start weeping at the prospect of being a man again yet I now know from previous occasions this emotion will pass within a few hours. I am aware though of wanting the female I have become to be as real as possible and I try to get into that mindset I was discussing earlier in this narrative. For a while the transsexual in me assumes control but then the man, the transvestite takes over and I start enjoying the thrill of being a man trying to be a woman. I am fully aware of my own sexuality now, also of my ego and vanity so I realise much of what I do is driven by these desires.
I think a man can appear and act as a female especially with other men and enjoy themselves in the female role without being homosexual. I think the flirting, being desired by men and maybe the odd tactile moment or even quick kiss is just all part of the performance, its not real it's just playing the role as convincingly as possible.
I have noticed how two T-girls can act and behave (probably without even being aware) like two females often do with each other. Their speech pattern, mannerisms and unconscious comfort in being more tactile often astounds me and yet excites me as I think, yes, it can be done, one can cross the gender line and get into the character in a natural believable way.
Having said that I will also admit to still harbouring the dream of emulating Stanley Baxter, Danny La Rue and Chris Morley. I would still love to act in a television series or film playing a female role on screen and indulging in some of the high glamour and daring costumes those men who had the sheer nerve and confidence to do back in my teenage years.
I really enjoy the preparation required for becoming a woman, all the shaving, plucking, waxing, make-up application, false eyelashes, wigs being fitted, the genital tucking, the false breasts, putting on female lingerie and finally slipping on a dresses, stepping into high heel shoes and dabbing on some perfume while catching sight of my painted nails...it truly is a thrilling experience being a man who dresses as a woman. I do love being a transvestite.
Big issues that occur either official BENTO Viewer and Firestorm4.7.10...Viewer.
I think....
This is not a Viewer of the bug.
because since the deformed even Official BENTO Viewer.
[AK] Lola Mesh Head Vers. 1.5 (BENTO), be sure to mouth after the operation of the anime and talk of mouth is deformed.
In existing Shape not deformed.
Mouth is deformed and to ORIGINAL Shape.
Of course, back in the skeleton reset.
But it can not be used in the video.
TheBig issues is not found in the DEMO.
I so sorry.
Yes Dont sad because Standard Head was SET.
I have to question the improvements to the creators. Once you know the answer I'm glad.
After all these winter shots I thought you'd enjoy a more "fun" photo.
The guy doesn't know where to put all his stuff, makes a lot of noise and is ruining the experience for everyone else.
BTW: My girlfriend just shot her sisters sunbathing in the snow, fairly awesome :D www.flickr.com/photos/innaj91/5296427726/
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The point when my cheeks were burning, Yasen couldn't stop smiling and Annie was "COME ON!!! What else? What do you want me to do? How do you want me to pose?"
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