Hotties of Yesteryear

[Hump]

My first wife was pretty hot in her day.

She's 37 here, in my office at Sandspit in Haida Gwaii, 1987.

I used to have some "good" pics of her but long gone now.

Main problem was she was Bi-polar.








Take care.

 

[silentbutdeadly]

My neutered female Labradoodle has a vulva.

lol pretty sure teno was a teenager in 1987


ok, well I hope

 

[keenfish]

My first wife was pretty hot in her day.
Main problem was she was Bi-polar.

Take care.

No shame here brother. They are all crazy.

They are all standing on their heads naked in a pickle barrel.

My last was a straight up sociopath. By the time I figured it out it was too late and too painful.

I have never been more humiliated in my life.

Good riddance.

Life is better now without her.

 

[gbg]

Man my ex-wife was bat sh!t crazy. Most of them are. I had to get rid of her. She unraveled. I got a young GF now, 20 years younger than I am. A little crazy but just a vixen in bed.

 

[Pico]

 

[~rwright~]

No shame here brother. They are all crazy.
~snip~
Good riddance.
Life is better now without her.

heya keenfish + gbg!
i can dig it. yep!

she wuz pissed, window then broke as i awaited dawn to arrive, got stabbed, whipped, slugged, by her, my surfer girl,
f**k, got her arrested, but still f**ked her for quite a while, afterwardz, after she paid to replace my window she broke,
after she got outta that 5150 hold, hahaha, good riddance for me too! but every once in awhile, i think of her, yew!
smart move, on you too...
rw

 

[Will there be snacks]

got stabbed, whipped, slugged, by her

Is she still single?

J/K Those crazy eyes staring through broken glass are pretty dang scary.

Also, What's her @?

Might want to touch the electric fence.

 

[Will there be snacks]

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What's with the ruler? You taking daily measurements?

 

[gbg]

Is she still single?

J/K Those crazy eyes staring through broken glass are pretty dang scary.

Also, What's her @?

Might want to touch the electric fence.

Wow, she looks like she means business. Jesus that is scary.

 

[SteveT]

heya keenfish + gbg!
i can dig it. yep!
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she wuz pissed, window then broke as i awaited dawn to arrive, got stabbed, whipped, slugged, by her, my surfer girl,
f**k, got her arrested, but still f**ked her for quite a while, afterwardz, after she paid to replace my window she broke,
after she got outta that 5150 hold, hahaha, good riddance for me too! but every once in awhile, i think of her, yew!
smart move, on you too...
rw

Hol-e Crap! That some scary ass $hit right there.
Caaaaallll the Pole-eeee-ce!

 

[hammies]

Faye Dunaway. The scene with her and Steve McQueen playing chess in the Thomas Crown Affair is probably one of the sexiest things ever put on film.

 

[Chocki]

 

[Bud]

^ Linda Harrison (Nova) FTW!

And you see a girl's brown body
Dancing through the turquoise
And her footprints make you follow
Where the sky loves the sea
And when your fingers find her
She drowns you in her body
Carving deep blue ripples
In the tissues of your mind

 

[TeamScam]

This thread...

 

[Chocki]

This thread...

 

[Sharkbiscuit]

Candace Bergen

 

[john4surf]

Candace Bergen

Candice and Steve signing my Sand Pebbles book. I was 20, she was 19. I didn’t have a chance in hell…

 

[Mr Doof]

And here's Hedy, thinking about frequency hopping*....

* -
In 1942, during the heyday of her career, Lamarr earned recognition in a field quite different from entertainment. She and her friend, the composer George Antheil, received a patent for an idea of a radio signaling device, or "Secret Communications System," which was a means of changing radio frequencies to keep enemies from decoding messages. Originally designed to defeat the German Nazis, the system became an important step in the development of technology to maintain the security of both military communications and cellular phones.
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Lamarr wasn't instantly recognized for her communications invention since its wide-ranging impact wasn't understood until decades later. However, in 1997, Lamarr and Antheil were honored with the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Pioneer Award, and that same year Lamarr became the first female to receive the BULBIE™ Gnass Spirit of Achievement Award, considered the "Oscars" of inventing.

 

[PJ]

just because:
It's alwayz Summer, on the Inside!
cuddles ~ apre surf?!?

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I love that O'Neil ad.
This ad reminds me of the Oneil Ad - it's from the 1930's - I've always admired it - sort of a quiet thoughtful sexiness. And it's still working - I've always had an interest in the Gibson guitar in the ad because of the ad and I just at last found and tried two of them from the 1930's in Carter Used Guitars in Nashville last weekend . Actually ended up buying a new 12 string Martin at Gruhn Guitars instead though - but it was close!

 

[SteveT]

And here's Hedy, thinking about frequency hopping*....

* -
In 1942, during the heyday of her career, Lamarr earned recognition in a field quite different from entertainment. She and her friend, the composer George Antheil, received a patent for an idea of a radio signaling device, or "Secret Communications System," which was a means of changing radio frequencies to keep enemies from decoding messages. Originally designed to defeat the German Nazis, the system became an important step in the development of technology to maintain the security of both military communications and cellular phones.
Advertisement - Continue Reading Below

Lamarr wasn't instantly recognized for her communications invention since its wide-ranging impact wasn't understood until decades later. However, in 1997, Lamarr and Antheil were honored with the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Pioneer Award, and that same year Lamarr became the first female to receive the BULBIE™ Gnass Spirit of Achievement Award, considered the "Oscars" of inventing.