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Never told beautiful women that they are beautiful, especially taking it to the extreme of she could be famous and profit from it. Limit compliments to the periphery, such as I like your earrings, or cute shoes.

BTW, where exactly is this Walmart?
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I appreciate the models of actual military planes/vehicles but this is a bridge too far.


I know there are fantasy models of dragons, superheroes, etc. but have thought that models of actual fashion models and actresses could have a market. Imagine building your own proportionate 1/8 scale Raquel Welch complete with custom bikini

(Ooops, did I just give away a marketable idea?)

re: Do you have a lawyer?

Posted by OffTheRails on 9/27/26 at 11:38 am to
I have three attorneys. In 2024 I paid more than a quarter million in legal fees. Less these past two years, so far.
I wish you guys would be more respectful of my daughter. Not her fault that she looks the way she does.

re: Pictures from days gone by....

Posted by OffTheRails on 9/25/26 at 6:03 am to


And the men wonder what Brenda wants to be paid for her dusty snapper!
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I’m already counting down the years until my daughter leaves the house.


O-T response: Within ten years she will leaving the house via her window while you sleep.

Serious response: Make special days to remember. Celebrate their milestones. Take a photo (or short video these days), but do not hold up your phone for little Braxxton's every at bat. I put snapshots of my daughter on the refrigerator when she learned to ride a bike, sang on tv, jumped a half-ton horse over a fence, and beat a mascot around the bases at a pro baseball game to win a t-shirt. Those little things make memories you can cherish with them after their careers take them several thousand miles away. Moments of time-travel.

re: What is your most hated song?

Posted by OffTheRails on 9/6/26 at 10:13 pm to
I won't even search it for a youtube link.

I Will Survive - Gloria Gaynor

re: Major Prayer Request

Posted by OffTheRails on 9/2/26 at 3:15 am to
Not discounting prayers at all, but the best thing any of us can do to help our friends, neighbors and fellow humans with this fight is to join the Bone Marrow Donor registry or donate funds for stem cell donations and research.

May you be given the strength to confront the issue and win, OP.
Making a contribution to the thread with a 1986 Miss USA contestant who recently hit 60 years of age.

One of my girlfriend's best friends at LSU was an Italian-American coed who was a live ringer for Gina Lollobrigida, to the extent that she could hardly eat a meal in public without people approaching her to remark on the resemblance. Somehow it never dawned on me until now that she may very well have been named after the famous star. I must have been clueless, but I did know that she was extraordinarily beautiful.

Trivia: Lollobrigida's performance in The World's Most Beautiful Woman (also known as Beautiful But Dangerous, 1955) led to her receiving the first David di Donatello Award for Best Actress. In this movie Lollobrigida played Italian soprano Lina Cavalieri and sang all the songs in the movie, including arias from Puccini's opera, Tosca, in her own voice.
She may have been a volunteer assistant coach, helping the pitchers ANALize their pitching video, and they would kiss her on the strikes while she would kiss them on the balls.

After a full year investigation she is charged only with two counts of furnishing alcohol to a minor. Not even a sixpack. Merits a front-page headline with photos.
Again, not necessarily best in history, but Shut Up and Kiss Me is damn good harmonizing the BeeGees, which might be a more difficult register for male singers. Bitsy (Beatrice) and Giulia harmonize exceptionally well and can also do Dancing Queen better than Abba. The amazing part is that they say that in three hours they can learn a song in English (an acquired language), decide who is going to sing which parts and record it, and shoot the video. Three hours from start to finish.

Earlier in the thread I posted Foxes and Fossils cover of the Trio's arrangement of "Telling Me Lies".

re: Paige Spiranac question NSFW

Posted by OffTheRails on 8/25/26 at 7:34 pm to
I've often wondered what percentage of y'all check out this chick, or Gracie Hunt (is that a correct name?) or the wives of pro athletes that pop up as clickbait on this or other sites. I really don't care about their new outfit or beach vacation. Who else do y'all follow or click?

Acknowledging that men like to see attractive women (not gay) and that she could make one's putter flutter, but hanging out with a few young ladies that I know in real life is just exponentially better.

Like the old guy who joined the band last year, maybe I should let Kiffen know that I still have 4 full years of eligibility. QB and safety, kicked for my high school team. Went to the field with my BIL on my 45th birthday and easily kicked a 45-yard field goal on first attempt. Walked away but wish I had tested to see the limit of range then. Willing to start at the bottom of the depth chart and the NIL scale and work my way up with guaranteed increases each year. College girls.... hmmm, maybe even forego the NIL.
I'm no expert on all of music history, but in recent times I've enjoyed hearing Foxes and Fossils perform live a couple times up close and personal.

I was also in the eye of CAT5 Camille in Mississippi, about 20 miles inland in a high school gymnasium. A section of the roof blew off when the school was hit by a tornado, and rain was pouring in like firehoses were up there. I was a teenager and that was the night I learned to pray under the bleachers. In days afterwards I helped people salvage belongings from homes in Louisiana paddling a flatboat. There were dead horses and cows on top of roofs, and the worst was having to hold your breath and paddle fast away from floating dog carcasses still on their chains in backyards. Didn't see human bodies as I think the Coast Guard had collected those. Saw a 200 ton barge in the middle of a highway and a destroyed bank's safe on the levee.
Dad played piano in a New Orleans bordello...

(Not really. On leave from the army in WWII, Dad hitched a ride in a small plane with a pilot friend who landed it in a small field on my grandparents' farm, as there was no airport in his small community. When they flew low over the house, grandpa threated to shoot them down with his twice-barreled 12 gauge. Mom, who was 17, intervened. Due to his military service, she collected a small pension for 48 years after his death.)