OK, we have a pretty topless bouffant blond in stockings and high heals perched over an empty porcelain bathtub in the middle of the Joshua tree desert.
I know this is suppose to mean something… but it escapes me right now.
All articles in category: "60's,art,babe,boobs,bouffant,odd,photograph,sexy"
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Strange but Alluring Photo
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Bad Duck!!
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I Love My New Retro Kitchen
Coffee or Tea?
circa 1964..
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How to Stay Warm
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Modern Minoan
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Happy Birthday John!
Enjoy your Cake!
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WTF? Another Lily Nip Slip!
When will it all end?
babe, boobs, culture, Lily Allen, music
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Peek-a-Boo!
I see you!
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Lily Slips-a-Double-Nip
What’s a girl to do!babe, boobs, goddess, Lily Allen, music
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130,000 Boobs Lost at Sea
More than 130,000 inflatable breasts have been lost at sea en route to Australia.
Men’s magazine Ralph was planning to include the boobs as a free gift with its January issue. The cargo is worth about $200,000. A spokeswoman for Ralph said the container left docks in Beijing two weeks ago but turned up empty in Sydney this week.
The magazine has put out an alert to shipping authorities to see if they have the container, but if they don’t turn up in the next 48 hours it will be too late for the next issue, she said.
Ralph editor Santi Pintado urged anyone who has any information to contact the magazine. “Unless Somali pirates have stolen them its difficult to explain where they are.”
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The Competition
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Now THAT is a Wedding Dress!
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I Love My Kitchen – part 2
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Your Move
Minoan ladies enjoying a board game about 3,800 years ago. -
Lily Allen "I Saw Your Boob Online"
There used to be a video that went with this post. She was reading an e-amil from a fan that said “I Saw Your Boob Online”. Lilly responded with “I love the internet!” -
Kittens have it Soooooo Good!
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Mouseketeer Reunion at Disneyland
Mousekateer Reunion at Disneyland – pictured (left to right) are Jay-Jay, Doreen & little Sharon.
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Breastfeeding Moms Hold ‘Nurse-In’ at Starbucks
SEATTLE (Reuters) – More than two dozen mothers staged a breastfeeding “nurse-in” at a Starbucks Corp. store in Maryland over the weekend in an effort to get the world’s largest coffee shop chain to adopt a policy allowing breastfeeding in all its U.S. stores.
Lorig Charkoudian, who organized the event, said on Tuesday that she began her quest a month ago when she was nursing her 15-month-old daughter at the store in Silver Spring, Maryland, and was asked by a Starbucks employee to cover up with a blanket or breastfeed in the bathroom.
She protested and, after eventually reaching the regional vice president, got Seattle-based Starbucks to recognize a Maryland law that allows mothers to breastfeed their children in public. Starbucks spokeswoman Audrey Lincoff said in a statement that the coffee chain “quickly apologized for her negative experience” and reminded employees at its Maryland stores to comply with the law.
.. a little cream for your coffee?
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Cream Made from Breast Milk Reduces Warts
A cream made from human breast milk and nicknamed Hamlet can dramatically reduce, and often eliminate, stubborn common warts, Swedish doctors reported. “Human Alpha-lactalbumin Made Lethal to Tumor” cells, which the researchers refer to by the whimsical acronym HAMLET, is the active ingredient that forces the wart cell to self-destruct by accumulating in each cell’s nucleus and interfering with its control process.
The results, published in Thursday’s New England Journal of Medicine, may extend well beyond wart treatment because the same class of viruses that cause those growths are also responsible for cervical cancer, genital warts, and some types of skin cancer.
Since doctors can cheaply eliminate warts by freezing, the new cream “will probably never be able to compete with existing inexpensive therapies for cutaneous viral warts,” said Jan Bouwes Bavinck and Mariet Feltkamp of Leiden University Medical Center.
…I can see the dairy now!
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Woman paid for a car with breast milk
Anette Lie has the Norwegian record for delivery of breast milk. She made so much on the breast milk that she purchased a car for the money. Lie has produced 501.5 liters breast milk for sale last since May of last year.
“I’m making some money on this as they pay 135 krone per liter,” Lie said. “I’ve gotten my driver’s license and bought a car, everything paid by breast milk.”
With the liter price of NOK 135 (USD 19.56), Lie got an income of more than NOK 65,000 (USD 9430) on her breast milk. She has an 11 month old son.
According to Lie, it is genetic explanations why she produced so much milk. “My mother was the same way, and I’ve heard my grand mother nursed children around town, so it’s hereditary,” Lie said.”It’s my hormones. I apparently have lots of them.”
The average donor provides one and half to two liters a week, while Lie has delivered as much as 11 liters.
