Ginger or maryann
October 5th, 2011, 08:35 PM
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A friend of my dad's used to talk about Yvonne De Carlo being smokin' hot back in the old days. I was like, "Seriously? Lilly Munster? Are you for real?"
Then one day I looked her up on the web. She WAS a sex symbol, and I have to admit, she was smokin' hot.
Then one day I looked her up on the web. She WAS a sex symbol, and I have to admit, she was smokin' hot.
October 5th, 2011, 08:37 PM
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October 6th, 2011, 05:34 AM
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Yep, Lily Munster was a hottie alright. She was in the original stage production of Porgie and Bess (you can hear her sing her most famous number from that show on a Munsters episode where they rent out the house to the Standels) And being a dancer she had terrific legs. Even got the opportunity to play with more than Howrad Hughes millions. Urffghh, I suddenly got the feeling like I was talking about my grandmother (R.I.P) or something.
October 6th, 2011, 05:54 AM
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On a somber note I would like to acknowledge the passing away of our own modern day Thomas Edison ~ Steve Jobs. I can't say that I ever purchased a single one of his products, many of you, I'm sure, have. Steve had neuroendocrine pancreatic cancer. That's a rare one. 40k people a year get pancreatic cancer and 40k people a year die from it. It's a death sentence and there is no beating it. The type he had, only 2 people per million get it. He may have only lived the usual 6 months to a year had he the more common variety. The neuroendocrine variety, it is hoped, buys you a litlle more time. I was going to contact Steve because it was said he would have dialogue with others that have it.
This past summer, smack dab in the middle I was diagnosed with neuroendocrine pancreatic cancer. I'm not an old guy, my sons are five and nine. I'm not the slightest bit scared of dying but, I'm horrified over leaving my children. You folks don't know me yet, not really, but I will tell you this...I'm a very lucky guy, lucky to be in love with my wife~truly in love, just like the first time ~ my boys are beacons of light and hope, I sold my successful company ONE YEAR AGO to basically start all over again at something new of my owm making (and I AM doing it regardless of my being on the drag strip to death) and I've found so much good in so many people it defies description. Incredible! I wish I could break off bits of my happiness and plant it in other peoples lives, like seeds, and watch it grow. Anyway, time to get back to the thread at hand. Didn't anyone find Elizabeth Motgomery really do`able?
This past summer, smack dab in the middle I was diagnosed with neuroendocrine pancreatic cancer. I'm not an old guy, my sons are five and nine. I'm not the slightest bit scared of dying but, I'm horrified over leaving my children. You folks don't know me yet, not really, but I will tell you this...I'm a very lucky guy, lucky to be in love with my wife~truly in love, just like the first time ~ my boys are beacons of light and hope, I sold my successful company ONE YEAR AGO to basically start all over again at something new of my owm making (and I AM doing it regardless of my being on the drag strip to death) and I've found so much good in so many people it defies description. Incredible! I wish I could break off bits of my happiness and plant it in other peoples lives, like seeds, and watch it grow. Anyway, time to get back to the thread at hand. Didn't anyone find Elizabeth Motgomery really do`able?
October 6th, 2011, 06:24 AM
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I'm not Eddie, but here's pics 101
When you reply make sure you are in “Advanced” If it says post a “Quick reply” hit “Advanced”
Scroll down below the box you type in and hit “Manage Attachments” A new box will pop up.
Hit “Browse”
The hit “Upload” and wait a few secs for the pics to up load. Then close this box.
Next you can hit “Preview Post” and your pictures should be there.
There is a size limit on pics
OOOPS, Showing my age again
When you reply make sure you are in “Advanced” If it says post a “Quick reply” hit “Advanced”
Scroll down below the box you type in and hit “Manage Attachments” A new box will pop up.
Hit “Browse”
The hit “Upload” and wait a few secs for the pics to up load. Then close this box.
Next you can hit “Preview Post” and your pictures should be there.
There is a size limit on pics
OOOPS, Showing my age again
October 6th, 2011, 06:01 PM
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Steve. good story. I wish you well in your endeavors. to post the bigger ones, I find the pic I wont on Google Images once I have a full screen shot of said pic I right click the address bar then click copy. then while doing the reply there is a little box with a mountain on it on the menu above the box you are writing. Looks kinda like this
only yellow sky, then right click on the cursor bar then click paste and 'OK'
only yellow sky, then right click on the cursor bar then click paste and 'OK'
October 6th, 2011, 09:56 PM
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Yes, please keep this family friendly! I posted a few photos earlier, nothing tasteless or raunchy. Just publicity stills from a bygone era.
My favorite Angel, Cheryl Ladd. There are a lot of bikini pics of her, and she smoking hot, but these are a couple great publicity stills. She had a certain grace about her, a timeless beauty, the girl next door look.
My favorite Angel, Cheryl Ladd. There are a lot of bikini pics of her, and she smoking hot, but these are a couple great publicity stills. She had a certain grace about her, a timeless beauty, the girl next door look.
