Thanks for the compliments.

I was trying to go for a before/after type thing. Something like what LJ did with the magnifier way back when.

Isn't it amazing that she can keep all that wonderful, squeezable nakedness under those clothes? You'd think that body would just muscle up to the fabric and rip through, demanding to be seen.

Certainly acquires superpowers over me.

Oh GRRRRRRRRRR ,,,LR !!!!
DAMN what a FINE ASS !!!!!

Amen. I love runner's behinds. So tight... and perky... and from the looks of it, firm. :p

I finally have the definitive answer to the question posed by the title of this thread. The reason there aren't more pictures of Labrat's ass on the Cellar is because most of us male Dwellars would eventually suffer brain damage due to loss of blood to our big heads.

Say, that's a really nice bookcase.

(What, no one else noticed the bookcase?)

Thanks!!

I inherited it from my grandparents after they both passed away. It was in their dining room. My grandfather used to lean on the top left corner a lot, and smoke his Camel non-filters. There is a permanent oil spot there that I purposely left when I cleaned it up. Reminds me of him.

He was a kick ass old man. One time when I was about 11 or so, we were riding bikes together, and he hit a patch of gravel and wiped out. I thought he was going to die! he ripped up his elbow pretty bad, and I was hysterical. He just made fun of me for crying because I wasn't even hurt. "C'mon, Rat*, cry for me!! That's it!! "

I miss the heck of of them both.

*not my real name :)

He wasn't an attorney, was he?

Nope, minor leage ball player then made a blue collar living at Chicago Bridge and Iron. Born (I think), grew up, raised his family, and died in Chicago. I don't think there is any special history for the library than my attachment to it.

The reason I asked is because those look like barrister bookcases to me.

Yes, real sectional ones, too. Nice.

bad thread drift, bad!

Nonsense, we're talking among ourselves while waiting for the next performance.

That's exactly what I was going to say. It's like being at a 'gentlemen's club' and between shows discussing the weather.