Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Your life would be safer with the blowup.
I would disagree, given the number of "Likes" I get for each award pic.
Still, I'll leave it up to the members on here. React to this post with a "Like"if you want me to continue, or a "HaHa"
The hide has spoken.
It was close, but by a majority of 2 "haha's" vs "likes," the GAOW award ends, as of today.
And, TBH, I'm OK with that, as it was getting a little tiring for me as well... having to do all the work involved in it (and there was a lot)... keeping track of all the entries, picking the the winners and HMs every week, and staying up until 12:01 am each Wed. to publish them.
Still, I remain undeterred, and will continue to recognize superior "derriere" content on the hide, even without an "award." And that's all I ever really wanted to do... recognize the content. I'm sick and tired of all this emphasis on "boobs," as seems the case here in North America and Europe. I must have some "South America" in me, somewhere, because the emphasis down there (Brazil & Argentina etc.) is the derriere.
Instead, I will use "reactions."
A "like"
= Honorable Mention.A "Wow" = "on the platform" (Silver or bronze)
A "Love"
= GAOW for that week. And I will endeavor to react to only one of these, per week.Of course, I will still react to other things and pics, but not in the above context. If it's a "posterior pic," and I react to it, it is the GAOW context.
I appreciate all who contributed and enjoyed my recognitions. Please keep the pics coming.
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Update from the guy building his own bridge?
“Weight limit signs are for losers!”
COOL STUFF: Swearing in ceremony for newly minted members of the Swiss Papal Guard at the Vatican a few weeks ago. Established in the 1300s, the Swiss Guards are one of a few non-monastic chivalric orders employed by the Church for security at the facilities of the Vatican. Today, they retain the uniforms, morion helmets, and cuirass armor of their 15th century cohorts for ceremonial purposes, but the Swiss Guard are actually trained policemen and soldiers. Their main armament are Sig Sauer P226 9mm handguns as well as Glock 19s in 9mm carried underneath their ceremonial garb. Some units are reported to also have H&K MP7 PDWs as well for guarding the papal motorcade.
This is really funny, watch the whole thing if you have time.
Damn fine example right there. Someone raised them right.
Must be the dust in my woodshop in my eyes...
