exact model, pleez?
I wanted something like that, but with no ticktick seconds thingy... :(

I break wristwatches in stupid random ways. a pcketwatch is the only thing I ahve managed to keep intact and working for longer than a few months. I have ahd it now for about 3 years.

I will have to check. it was a birthday gift from my g/f

Pocketwatches are unique but the one time I had one, it drove me nuts to keep it in my pocket and have to pull it out to check the time. Plus I felt weird as fuck.

"we have a mystery in our hands, gang"

much love, here's a picture of a happy bilinda for you:

hahaha i fucking watched scooby doo today

mmmm bilinda hair

i need a couple of years more (or some downer pills) to watch scoobie doo again in the foreseeable future.

for nicfit:

ha ha, thanks, honestly that's a pretty lame rendition (even with iced vag), but the thought is appreciated, I love the more "classic" version ;).

here, for you:

I like Miravi's Star Wars porn better. :D

to all the girls







tyra banks has no idea what fierce is.

^^^Heh heh heh. I remember seeing them on the UK TV programme "The Word", when Donita Sparks dropped her pants and gave the world the beneift of her somewhat hairy bush. Nice!

Anyway, back on topic, this one goes out to all the fans of Thee Pogues:

For the ravers/ those who also spend a worrying amount of time looking at medical conditions.

^^^ that raver has hairy eyes.

Mr G, is that some sort of rave chicken?

raving dogs?
niiice

If you like, yes. It's a split corneal dystrophy. I got a wonderful 60s medical encylopedia a while ago that's roused my interest in medical conditions. It has pictures in it not dissimular to the following:



Lots of cross-sections of necroses and uremic disfunctions. Mmm.

I feel an improv-necro album coming out from the land of Bristol....

Chronic interstial nephritis - how can you go wrong with a picture like that?

Ha. Yes, well, you've hit a nail on a head there, I've got full intentions of making use of medical terminology in titles. Hence peristalsis, you see?