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charliecharlie Wrote:

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> photoshop overload, touch up city, but still

> pretty eye catching in more than one or two or

> three ways...

>

> Thought you might have meant this one for a mo

> Moos, could he wear his trousers any lower??????

> Not so arty but quite cute none the less;-)


Hee hee, that photo might as well be captioned "I love myself". Fabulous.


I think it's the London Bridge rugby man's skin that's so lovely, he looks like a bronze statue.

HonaloochieB Wrote:

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> And where are his clothes? If they're in a

> suitcase...


No! No! Don't mention this Guy in the context of wheely suitcases, I beseech you!


Honk reminds us that some people have negative views of Guys with suitcases with wheels who choose to carry them to prevent them making a noise...

Remember the old Italian BBQ's from 25 years ago when an Italian would get rejected by a Tourist at the long dining tables and many other Italians were convinced that the Girl or Women were up for it so just, literally, formed a queue until a Girl said "Yes!" to a Dance to one of them.

Very persistent....

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