3/1/2005: Woman nurses monkey

[cjjulie]

That is just tooooooo wierd

[FloridaDragon]

there are some days when I really regret opening up the cellar...you never know what sick thing you will find down there.... as a tit guy in general I can say that all these latest mammary images are really messing with me

[xoxoxoBruce]

The Cellar is but a mirror. Not creating.......reflecting.

[binky]

Just.....ewwwww

[Montmorency]

Seemed like the Indian version of a Crazy Old Cat Lady to me, but the pink dye right at her hair line symbolises marriage, as far as I know. Wonder what the husband does for a living.

[Clodfobble]

I thought the red dot on the forehead meant not married?

[Montmorency]

I really wish I knew.

Bindi, the "holy dot," traditionally worn on the forehead of married Hindu women—it is believed to protect women and their husbands. /.../ It is usually a red dot made with vermilion.

In the contemporary age the bindi has become a decorative item and is worn by unmarried as well as non-Hindu women. It is no longer restricted in colour or shape. Self-adhesive bindis made from felt in various designs and colours are now available.

from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bindi


Made me curious now. I'll report back if I can dig up something else.

[dar512]

Originally Posted by Montmorency

Seemed like the Indian version of a Crazy Old Cat Lady to me, but the pink dye right at her hair line symbolises marriage, as far as I know. Wonder what the husband does for a living.

An Indian friend of mine confirms the red dye is an indication that she is married.

[cjjulie]

Originally Posted by Montmorency

Seemed like the Indian version of a Crazy Old Cat Lady to me, but the pink dye right at her hair line symbolises marriage, as far as I know. Wonder what the husband does for a living.

Who cares, she has a monkey sucking on her nipple WHILE she carries on a conversation!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[wolf]

How fortuitous that this showed up in my mailbox today ...

For centuries Hindu women have worn a red dot on their foreheads.
We have naively thought it had something to do with their religion.
The real story has been revealed by the Indian Embassy in Washington.
When a Hindu woman marries, on her wedding night the husband scratches off the red dot to see if he has won a convenience store, a gas station, a donut shop, or a motel in Florida.

[footfootfoot]

Wolf,
Which explains why the Pakistani football team has never won the world cup.
Every time they get a "corner" they open up a corner shop.

Ask Limey.

[wolf]

During the late 70s there was a bit of a soccer craze here in the US ... Pele and Beckenbauer playing for US Teams and all. I believe the Philly soccer team was called the Fury, and I remember the name of the Chicago Sting as well. I subscribed to a soccer magazine and watched as much soccer on television as possible. I was pretty into it.

Then later on my friends' kids were playing soccer and I was pressed into service as their rent-a-mom as their dad was quite ill and could no longer attend their games, so I was keeping the girls' routines as normal as possible, and I refreshed some of the old info.

I get the joke. Both parts. It's a good one.

[CharlieG]

Originally Posted by wolf

.... Pele and Beckenbauer playing for US Teams.....

You mean US Team - The Cosmos. Don't forget to add Chinaglia. I still have my program from Beckenbauer's retirement game. That was the game against the Brasilian national team, where Pele came back for one game - played one half for each team. GREAT game

The Cosmos won 5 NASL championships - the 1977 team was probably the ultimate soccer "dream team"

Pele
Beckenbauer
Chinaglia
Carlos Alberto

et al - that was the year that Pele retired