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The glasses and beads REALLY completes that costume.
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The glasses and beads REALLY completes that costume.
The glasses and beads REALLY completes that costume.
I was thinking those were bloomers, but that makes it even more epic.It does. bringing up the rear at #2 for notability would have to be the diaper though.
I do not care what anyone thinks. She is beautiful and seems comfortable with who she is.
I had no idea you were taking my pic!
Not a fan of thongs. On anyone.I'm glad y'all are forgiving and have a sense of humor. I will feel comfy at our reef party in my thongkini.
I'm really having to hold myself back. I have to constantly remind myself certain things are frowned upon here... and when I say certain things I mean 99% of the things I find funny.I’m going to bed before I post something I shouldn’t. I don’t have good self control.
Well ok, but...kiss your retinas goodbye!Not a fan of thongs.
Good, I thought I was going to be the only one...I'm glad y'all are forgiving and have a sense of humor. I will feel comfy at our reef party in my thongkini.
Not a fan of thongs. On anyone.
How did I know it would be you?!Good, I thought I was going to be the only one...
Cuz I got the body for it...How did I know it would be you?!
Thank me that I didn't post any of the pictures that came up on a Google images search... ;FacepalmCuz I got the body for it...
In my 140, I had my temp probes inside one of my tank’s internal overflows. It was my feeling that I would rather know the temp as close as possible to the display, where all the livestock was, instead of the sump.
I did have another tank with the probe in the sump and the probe got pulled above the water line when I was working under the tank. The heater stayed on and got the display to a toasty 88 degrees.

