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Her weight gain had already begun well before the Christmas holidays. I realize it falling on videos from their debut in RLC Has the subject of her possible pregnancy been brought up? She hasn't been showing her breasts much lately, but it looks to me that her aureole are darker than they used to be. Twice I noticed that in models I had painted before and in both cases they were early in their pregnancies.

I love this approach however there are times where comments really help put the post in context. It would be helpful if the original poster included clarifying texts with their images. I imagine they don't include them because they think everyone is as familiar with the details as they are. I don't know how much flexibility there is in the software CC is using. If possible, a good solution would be to allow comments along with the image posting, but just include an icon to show that there are comments which you can view by clicking it. Sort of the way Facebook handles comments on their mobile app.

The other thing that I find annoying is when responders choose to quote a previous post and choose to include the images from that post. Quoting at least part of the text from the original post is useful to provide context for your reply, but why include what is often many pictures which are duplicates of what's immediately above? Will the new no comment rule eliminate duplicate pictures?

You left out --- horrors ---- atheists, who laugh at the gross commercialization of an event which has some serious implausibility.

I've gotten pretty good at it. Lessons are an important starting point. Several years ago a guy who calls himself Dr-Sudoko offered a few free lessons to lure you into buying his advanced stuff. I found the free stuff was enough for me. He comes up in a google search, but no link to free lessons. Here are two sites that offer lessons: http://www.educationworld.com/a_lesson/sudoku/sudoku_tips.shtml http://www.sudokuprofessor.com/sq1/?gclid=CIbX97jE98kCFcsXHwodyGEKuw The first seems kind of basic as far as I read, but see if that helps you. The second requires what seems to be free registration but I didn't register. A very good free playing program is at http://www.enjoysudoku.com/webplay/ It has some tutorials that I haven't looked at, but its help feature is very important. It shows you what the next correct entry is AND explains why. If you get hooked, you'll burn a lot of hours.

I have one in my bedroom which I use to check my mail and review my regular websites. It's fine for that and a very light device to travel with when you want to be able to do the same. My oldest grandchild has a Macbook Air. All the others, down to a 3 1/2 year old, have tablets which they use mainly to download and play apps and to access kid-friendly websites. While they are increasing, there are comparatively few apps available for Chromebooks. If your grandkids are like mine, they would not be happy with a Chromebook.

I've wondered about that. Is the only TV in the apartment in the living room? If so, that could be a reason for them to go to bed there.

Why not assume the obvious --- that he speaks their language.

I cringe every time I read a post making negative comments about a participant's body. I think about them reading this and the affect it must have on their self-esteem. I guess I'm just an old softy. Just kidding, of course, but maybe we should have a rule that before you can comment on someone's fitness, you must post a picture of yourself where you prove your resemblance to Adonis.

I set up a Google Wallet and "loaded" it with $50. They then send you a debit MasterCard which I think is accepted everywhere. It certainly worked for paying my CC charge here. The advantage of this approach is that Google doesn't charge any kind of fee for maintaining ihe account.

Funny, but I enjoy it more when she plays hard to get. I don't have the time to watch it all the time to see how it ends, but I did have it on my tablet while i was doing other things, In his own way, Mario seems to be trying. It looks like he bought her a large cake. She did take one small spoonful while I was watching.

Yes, she's back with her pussy. But, she brushed him off when he tried to touch her --- not sexually, just friendly like.

Head slap. Thanks

I don't see anything to the right of Unread Posts. I've attached a screen grab of what is visible to me.

I see the caption "paid members only" but the banner background is a lighter shade of blue --- what I called grayed out. There is nothing listed below it. When I click on the caption heading it just takes me back to the home page.

I don't look at it often, but it hasn't been available to me for, at least, the last few days. Is anyone else having the problem or am I doing something wrong?

I'm impressed with how up-to-date the equipment is in these apartments. I first started traveling in Europe in the 1960's and their kitchens were far behind North American standards. Now, if you just looked at the equipment you would have trouble knowing where (in the western world) you were. For some context, this discusses the Nixon-Khrushchev debate where Khrushchev would not believe that the model was a typical American kitchen https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kitchen_Debate As a side note, my wife was actually at that exhibit --- yes, we are that old.

Have I just missed it all this time, but is that clock in the upper left corner new? Whatever, but it sure saves me from having to do lots of arithmetic.

I installed the puffin browser which the link says has a later version of flash than Flashfox. I opened the kitchen cam in both where Mario was at the sink with his back to the camera. In full screen, I couldn't see any difference. I exited full screen and zoomed in on the Calvin Klein label on Mario's briefs and Firefox was definitely clearer. At this point, I'm sticking with Flashfox.

As a newcomer, I'm a little reluctant to make suggestions on subjects that may have been covered extensively, but, what the heck, I'll do it anyway. I was frustrated that I couldn't view the streaming video on RLC on my Samsung tablet or smart phone. There were two apps that seemed interesting and based on the reviews I installed the free version of FlashFox on both my tablet and phone. It's a little slow (but that may be true of any flash player in Android.) It does work and you have the advantage of zooming in on any segment of the video. That's particularly helpful on a small screen. What I often do is browse RLC on my laptop and when I find something that looks interesting, I open it on my tablet to study the detail. Should I have posted this in a different topic?