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It sure looks like it.
The front is definitely a single solid piece of fabric. At his right side, by his hand, it looks like a rough edge like kilt fringe.

mmmmm...coffee...

The energy drink of the grownup generation.

That's Mark as in Mark. A batch of his selfies went viral.

Provincetown is fantastic. It's about a 2-1/2 to 3 hours for me, and a regular day-trip during my timeshare week in Hyannis. And, weather permitting, a sunset visit to Herring Cove or Race Point beach (no charge after 5pm). It is one of the few places on the east coast where you can see the sun set ...

The local church?
On a tower in the town square?
On the dashboard?
I got it!

On the rear-view mirror.

I'm part of the group that advocates not hiding the bulge.

I go for the dance belt. Its name is deceptive. The full bottom varieties are more like a speedo swim brief and will smooth out the bulge profile in the same way(s) that a brassieres smooth out the ladies' mammaries.

Uncle Al wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 27, 2020 4:27 am

Try this one Conquest Of Paradise (Vangelis), played on Böhm Emporio organ
This is from 2012 but still sounds great

Uncle Al

Wow. Just wow.
BTW: your rendition of "Somewhere Over The rainbow" was first rate.

Been there. done that. And got picture(s) to prove it. Posted them over at: https://www.skirtcafe.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=194832#p194832 I found it to be reasonably comfortable and entertaining. I've also worn it as an undergarment and found that it does get the gut under control. It also kind of...

I gotta say, that was good. I just recently received this one through a friend of mine who described it as Al Di Meola meets The Art of Noise meets Ozric Tentacles. My take is that It may need the introduction of an hallucinogen to achieve full appreciation... Or maybe a few hours or so walking some...

moonshadow wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 21, 2020 2:28 am

This is an EPIC CLUSTER F--K!

Yes, it is..

Here's a nice embroidered patch to commemorate it...

Thanks. I've struggled with my thoughts on this virus since it turned partisan in the news. You see, once something turns partisan I stop trusting virtually all news outlets, thus when it comes to COVID19, at this time, I'm in the dark... I don't know who's being truthful anymore, it taxes my moral...

I speculate that my ranting has worn thin, and its potency has expired. Not wanting to talk myself into being discharged as a quack, I shall cease sharing further opinions on this subject. Please note, nobody has called me down, this observation is the result of my own self assessment. Godspeed. Yo...

Do not misunderstand my sentiments kingfish. I encourage people to be good citizens and do as the authorities instruct for now, to hopefully get this disease under control. However, a good citizen also keeps a watchful eye on their leaders to ensure they are making sensible calls. It is the duty of...

These closures are typical ham-fisted State activities, and sometimes I wonder if they're not doing these sorts of idiotic things "just because they can". (The cops and politicians, of course, are exempt.) Yes. Y ...well... ..probably. While I know the threat is real and we need to get the virus un...

Wow.

That article was sufficiently grandiloquent in its rhetoric, I'm not sure whether he lauded or disparaged Hayek.