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I think @Robwin was referring to the quality of those two twitter pics, which are truly shitty and hoping the apt cams weren't that bad. Sorry, Jabba, but I didn't understand your reply, either. Made sense after Sparkles added his comment and I went back and looked at the upper left corner, but I was scratching my head before that. 😊

I hadn't even thought of it that way. I was just thinking since they had different guys, they would have different results.

True, but weren't K & M working on a different guy? That might have something to do with it. 😊

I don't think she needs to be punished for anything. She did just fine. 👍

Isn't she already there? 😊

Sorry, mom, this is my pillow. You get your own. 😊

Sure wish there was a little more light shining from this end of the sofa. This cam is way too far away or too wide-angle or both. This is where a PTZ cam would really come in handy. Even when I enlarge it by just 50%, it's already too out of focus to get a decent screencap.

There seems to be a lot of this type of app, software, websites, out there, but this might be a good place to start. https://translator.microsoft.com/apps/windows/ I haven't actually tried it, yet, (I've been too busy typing this post) 😊, but it's first on my list. ----------- You might also check out iTranslate Converse. You get voice translation only for free. iTranslate Voice has a lot of other features and it appears you have to purchase the Pro version to get voice translation. I could be wrong about that, but that seems to be what it's saying. Check out this link for Converse. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/itranstexlto att ehc-econvepersse/ dooigdy all12e4r a1264761 ----------- If you'd like to see a really good speech to text transcription site, check out this website. https://speechlogger.appspot.com/en/ It's extremely accurate, auto-punctuates, saves to different file types, as well as Google Drive. You can email it, print it, and copy and paste it into other apps, including CC posts. It transcribes in dozens of different languages and some have multiple versions. For example, Spanish has nearly two dozen versions and I chose US English, but there are also versions for Australia, Canada, India, UK, and others. It's a great little website. And all you do is click the mic and talk. There are also other features, but I don't think all of those are free. Note: This is not a translator, it's a transcriber. You choose the language you want to speak and it shows you what you said on the screen, in that language. You can copy and paste it into a translator if you need to or you can just paste it as is. It's an easy way to save you from having to type everything you want to say. There are many other examples out there. Hope this is helpful. Have fun. 😊 NOTE: Sorry, guys, I forgot to say the Speechlogger website only works in the Chrome browser.

I hear what you're you saying, here, Boitoske, I honestly do. I can even sympathize with you, somewhat. I'm not sure I would agree with much of it, but that's neither here nor there. That really doesn't even matter. What I think does matter, however, is the fact that so many people are ready, willing, happy and compassionate enough to reload videos for those unfortunate enough to miss them in previous postings, that it might mean you're fighting an uphill battle. Based on your argument, you probably would never ask for a reload yourself, but be honest, how many videos have you been lucky enough to download because someone reloaded one you'd missed?

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Didn't Blonde cut the power to the cams once?

Hope you feel better soon. ❤️ Get plenty of... And...

Fact or Myth? Lingering in wet clothes, going outside in cold weather with wet hair or just being cold can increase your chances of getting a cold. Answer: Myth "No, being out in the cold or being cold or having wet clothes does not increase your chance of having a cold or the flu," said Dr. Jon Abramson, chairman of the department of pediatrics at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center. "This is one of the myths that do exist both about the common cold or the flu, and clearly from a lot of studies, this is not the case. ------------ Does cold weather make you sick? For centuries, this myth has led grandmothers to insist that kids sit away from drafts, keep a hat on in cold weather, and avoid going outside with wet hair. ------------ Myth #2: You can catch a cold from getting cold Why it's not true: Most people know by now that only a cold virus causes a cold. But many cling to the belief that going outside not properly dressed (or with wet hair) on a cold day will worsen the symptoms of a cold virus. This is also untrue. "I think this comes from people noticing that more people get sick during the colder months, and that is true," Dr. Coffin says. The real reason? Proximity. People generally spend more time indoors, closer together, and touch hands or come in contact with coughing and sneezing more. So viruses tend to "make the rounds" and strike more people. But being in the cold weather will only make you colder (and perhaps make your nose and eyes run a little more), not sicker. ------------ "Colds and flus are caused by viruses – not because you went outside in the cold," says Dr. Sandra Fryhofer, a practicing internist at Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta and a past president of the American College of Physicians. ------------ Dry heat or cold will make you sick. “Cold weather makes you cold, and hot weather makes you hot, but neither one causes any flu or cold because they’re caused by viruses,” Steier explains. While you won't catch a cold from a wintry breeze, moist air can prove helpful if you're having trouble breathing, Fryhofer says. Try taking a shower, stepping into a sauna or using a cold air humidifier; each can alleviate respiratory symptoms associated with the cold and flu. ------------ Don't go outside with wet hair. Steier says there’s no scientific evidence that this old myth holds any weight. Temperatures do indeed drop in much of the U.S. during the fall and winter, when many people come down with the common cold and flu viruses. But your hair has nothing to do with developing an infection. If you have to skip the blow dryer because you're tight on time, so be it – your health won't suffer.

Thank, God, she took those dreaded dreads out of her hair!!

I see someone fixed the Attachment Center. I haven't seen 11 pages worth of files added to the AC in less than 24 hours, in more months than I can count. Thank you @Admin

Assuming that's a phone, I've never seen one shaped like that. Usually, they're just a rectangle.

Thanks, Golfer. I really appreciate the video. 👍

Boooooooooo!! Hissssssssssssssssss!! 😁

Not yet, but I'll let you know when I am. 😊 Not really hungry, yet, but I could nibble on a little something. 😁

😁 Dominika, one of my all-time favorite girls. Funny as hell how they used the fan to make her pussy "talk"! 😁

HaHaHa! A cow with two udders. I don't think I've ever seen one of those before.

Much appreciated!! Love 'em!! 😊👍

Unfortunately, it sounds like your IP address has been blocked by the not-so-friendly RLC.

I don't mind if they stay, I just wanted to know why. 😊

I don't understand why you posted these GIFs in this topic. This topic is for LARGE GIFs that are tens of MBs big. None of these are even a half a MB.