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good pussy licking ;) Quietest oral sex I've ever seen. One grunt from Stepan, nothing from Maya... but they both enjoyed it a lot. :) Maybe there's something wrong with camera 6?

Something of an older vintage from Waylon... :)

It has been said that I have a little of this... Don't know if there's some reason no one's posted Pink Floyd before. :)

Robinson is out (at 2:26-27, probably a snip from stncld's video)... shouldn't have been called safe... too bad there was no instant replay 60 years ago. :) :D ;D

I wish there was a "like a lot" button for karenkraft's Vin Scully post. He is the absolute best at what he does. :)

I would agree with you about girls softball being less admirable than baseball... except that my granddaughter now plays softball. I enjoy seeing her enthusiasm and joy playing it, so I can't call it stupid... until she stops playing. :D

No,.. Because if it were just about brute strength, then it would only be a matter of time when some scout or some owner would draft a trained gorilla into his team, and it just wouldn't be the same. And if the pitcher got reckless and should hit the gorilla with his fast ball,.. Well, that would be the end of that pitchers career. Because you need arms in order to pitch. It would be funny though to watch that fucker round the bases. And if he gets it into his mind to steal second, the only way your going to be able to keep that monkey on first would be to hold out an orange, or a banana. Other than that, there would be no stopping him. But if it were my team, I'd put the monkey third in the line up. Let a couple of guys get on base first, and then let the monkey take a swing at it. And boy if he connects, it would be like trying to catch a mortar shell in mid air! You'd be a fool to try. And even after a few ground balls, there wouldn't be much that you could do with the turf after that except maybe plant corn in it. We agree that the game is not better now than it was. :) As for the gorilla... sounds like something Bill Veeck would try. He loved publicity stunts. ;D

corboblanc... I prefer my music not be thought provoking... unless it is to bring back good and enjoyable memories. And I have very good memories of the years I spent in Europe.... when I was young. :)

Now... back to baseball. I'm not young and remember baseball when there were 3 teams in New York City. To me, the men who played the game back then relied on exceptional natural physical skills. Now, with supplements (both legal and illegal) and year round conditioning programs, the men who play are bigger, stronger and faster. Is the game better now than it was?

All the good things I had as a child went to the landfill after I turned 16. Go to the sites now and collectors are searching for this stuff and willing to pay some big bucks. If I would have saved it all, I'd have a good nest egg for my retirement years. But back 45 years ago no one would have thought there would have been any value to them in later years. woodworker... memories are priceless... and the storage space is minimal. :) stncld... I agree with you. My collections of baseball cards and comic books would have fetched a pretty penny from today's collectors had I kept and protected them, but I didn't know better way back then. If I knew then, what I know now... :)

Some lucky guy ;)

There's no singing, but it's about baseball... :)

It is a wonderful game and, I agree, there is much to talk about. I, for one, thoroughly enjoy spending a couple hours at a game or watching on tv. It's even better when the team I'm rooting for wins. So yes... let's talk baseball. :)

I think back in the good ole days, that's all there was to watch was baseball and westerns. If I wasn't watching them... I was playing them. Loved playing baseball... and cowboys and indians. :) Those were the good ole days.

It is. :)

ww... haven't heard this in many years... thank you. Very good memories with it. :)

So... has anyone seen the tortoise lately? Or is the cat looking well fed? ;D

Then... you'd need a knife and fork to eat 'em out. ;D

Thank you for the welcome... this is a good place to visit... I enjoy it. I wasn't sure about revealing ages... don't know the protocols and/or traditions here yet, but it makes me feel better that I'm not the only... actually old... dude here. I'm about 25 months older than you, ww... hit the famous 66 last December. :)

Thank you, woodworker. I appreciate it. :) No, the 50 isn't my age... I'm well past that. ;) Years ago, I needed to make my username a little different, so I added the 50. And there's no special significance to it, unlike tbg's 150. ;D

Percy Sledge passed away yesterday. He was 73. Dancing to this song with my wife... wonderful memories.

You're welcome, WW. The song's a bit special to me, too. :)

Something different... something with no connection to a certain Christmas song.

Just playing the devil's advocate: she and Kammi started that beautiful massage scene in the livingroom and in her bedroom ;) Speaking of that massage, I wouldn't mind watching Nora give Rita a full body massage. And I wonder if Rita would return the favor? ;)