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Ruby Ruination
Kiss Kiss Cabaret
By: Tease & Trouble Productions
Photos by: Erik Norder
Saturday 3rd May 2014
The Woolston Club, Christchurch, New Zealand.
Ruby Tuesday (closed) [5,271 square feet]
1840 Richmond Road, Williamsburg, VA
This location opened on November 19th, 1993 and closed on December 15th, 2013. It became La Terraza Mexican Grill in October 2014.
Ruby the rollergirl is ready to skate into your heart!
Ruby was created especially as a donation for a raffle at Blythecon - so you might go home with your very own new happibug! Ruby sports an anchor tattoo in honor of her roller derby team, "The Portland Sailors". When she's not working out with her team, Ruby studies medicine at Oregon Health and Science University. Ruby is a custom Simply Chocolate (fbl mold) with an adorable layered bob. Ruby skates to win in her dollicious romper in blue polka dots and red stripes, with a removable anchor pin. She has a felt helmet decorated with sequined polka dots (to protect her smart and pretty little head during derby games!) and handpainted matching roller skates with little rhinestones on the wheels! Ruby's pull charms are an anchor and a tag that says "smile" because that's what we hope Ruby will make you do! <3
Thanks so much for visiting and saying "Hi" to Ruby! Together, we send you lots of love!
Ruby Tuesday #4639 (4,737 square feet)
7725 Tidewater Drive, Southern Shopping Center, Norfolk, VA
This location was built and opened in 1996.
I think Ruby's as photogenic as Jo.
Early-morning photowalk today :)
It'd been ages since I've gone out an shot when I've spent the weekend in town. hmmm... possibly because it's been ages since i've spend a weekend in town?
So I don't HATE the 85 1.4.... sure does it's job as a full length portrait lens... but I still have to work hard to get the contrast I like, and to avoid overexposing
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Ruby needed her nails cutting so I brought her into the sun lounge to do it. She was as good as gold, although she did make a little squeaking noise when I first tipped her up.
I promise you I don't set these photos up ,ruby does all these odd funny things all on her own ....what a girl ha!
Flew Ruby Tuesday on a Friday (and same plane on the way back). Virgin Atlantic Boeing 747-400.
Gate 21, Gatwick South Terminal
Ruby Weapon from Final Fantasy VII. No relaxing in the Gold Saucer here! Just, intimidating monsters.
ca. 1930, possibly Hollywood, USA --- Canadian dancer and actress Ruby Keeler, circa 1930s. --- Image by © Hulton-Deutsch Collection/CORBIS
Ruby Ruination
Kiss Kiss Cabaret
By: Tease & Trouble Productions
Photos by: Erik Norder
Saturday 3rd May 2014
The Woolston Club, Christchurch, New Zealand.
Ruby True Officer and a gentleman ?
Model - Ruby True mm33718
MAU - Melissa Oldridge
Jewellery - Prong
Studio - Adrian Pini's
Set - designed, built and dressed by myself.
Uniform - Royal Hussar
Ruby joined the Group in December 2002 as Group Finance Director. She was promoted to Chief Operating Officer in September 2005 and subsequently to Chief Executive in March 2007. Prior to joining the Group, Ruby held a range of senior roles within the support services sector, primarily at Serco Group plc. Ruby is also a non-executive Director with Michael Page International PLC.
This is Ruby. I bought her from someone here on Flickr not too long ago.
In 1991 Multi Toys Corp created a line of mermaid dolls. The line was simply called "Mermaids". The line consists of 11 1/2" dolls/fashions, 9 1/2" fashions, "Pretty Poseable Mermaids with Long Beautiful Hair"(dolls that are about 4 1/2"), and these "Pretty Little Mermaids with Long Beautiful Hair". Originally these "Pretty Little Mermaids..." came in plastic baggies. Click HERE and HERE to see front and back of the baggie.
None of the Multi Toys Mermaids have individual names printed on their packaging, but on the back card of the "Pretty Poseables" and 9 1/2" fashions there is a printed image of 12 mermaids. Each of these mermaids has a name near them. The 12 mermaids are the "Pretty Little Mermaids". This is most obvious when you look at the tops the mermaids are wearing.