Watch Upskirt Girls...
4.30.2011
1958...
1958 Buick Limited 700
1958 Cadillac Series Sixty-Two Convertible
1958 Oldsmobile 98
1958 Chevrolet Impala
1958 Pontiac Bonneville
Got Stetson ?...
Here's a link that I got today on my mails; Looks like this stuff isn't on the site... more chances to win then.
Check the page http://www.stetson-europe.com/
Dear Stetson Fan,
Rising temperatures, bright sunshine: are the outdoors calling to you? If so, you need fresh styles: Get something that suits you from the new spring/summer collection of Stetson! We have something for everyone here . You can win a new hat from your personal collection for spring/summer 2011 – read on!
Win a Stetson "Odenton"
Fit for sunny days – with Stetson: a casual straw hat is an absolute must for a cool summer outfit. We are happy to help: win one of three Stetson "Odentons"! How do you win the cool raffia hat? An "Odenton" is hidden amongst these Stetson models from 1912. Where is it?
A) Top left
B) Bottom right
When you find it, send the right answer to sweepstake@stetson-europe.com by 31 May 2011. Good luck in the drawing! The judges' decision is final, of course.
Good Luck
Check the page http://www.stetson-europe.com/
Dear Stetson Fan,
Rising temperatures, bright sunshine: are the outdoors calling to you? If so, you need fresh styles: Get something that suits you from the new spring/summer collection of Stetson! We have something for everyone here . You can win a new hat from your personal collection for spring/summer 2011 – read on!
Win a Stetson "Odenton"
Fit for sunny days – with Stetson: a casual straw hat is an absolute must for a cool summer outfit. We are happy to help: win one of three Stetson "Odentons"! How do you win the cool raffia hat? An "Odenton" is hidden amongst these Stetson models from 1912. Where is it?
A) Top left
B) Bottom right
When you find it, send the right answer to sweepstake@stetson-europe.com by 31 May 2011. Good luck in the drawing! The judges' decision is final, of course.
Good Luck
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Vive le vent...
2011 Berck (62) -25éme Rencontre Internationale de Cerf-Volants
I've missed the "Badass" one, a kite who's 150 meters long for 75 meters wide... yup, a Gigantic Kite. They need a bulldozer to fly this thing. Nonetheless, the weather was great and a bunch of kites were flying high in the blue sky; Here some pics:
I've missed the "Badass" one, a kite who's 150 meters long for 75 meters wide... yup, a Gigantic Kite. They need a bulldozer to fly this thing. Nonetheless, the weather was great and a bunch of kites were flying high in the blue sky; Here some pics:
4.20.2011
Gomez...
Gomez are an English indie rock band. Their first album, Bring It On, won the Mercury Music Prize in 1998. The genesis of Gomez was the meeting of four friends from Southport. Guitarist and vocalist Ian Ball and drummer Olly Peacock had previously played together in a local heavy metal band called Severed. They joined with guitarist / vocalist / keyboardist Tom Gray and bassist Paul Blackburn. Ian Ball met vocalist / guitarist Ben Ottewell (from Matlock Bath in Derbyshire) at Sheffield University, where they were both studying.
The band played their first gig together in late 1996 in Leeds without a formal name. The band left a sign out for a friend of theirs whose surname was Gomez to indicate that it was the site of their first gig. People saw the sign and assumed that the band’s name was Gomez - the name stuck.The band started recording four-track demos in a garage in Southport soon after. A bidding war erupted when they sent the demos to recording labels, with the band finally signing with Virgin Records’ subsidiary, Hut, in 1997.
Gomez’s career trajectory has led to the band’s name taking on a new meaning. Also known as “Mercury Poisoning”, To “do a Gomez” now means to release a debut album so successful and to such unanimous praise that expectations are raised to the point where it is impossible to follow it. This is in reference to the fact that whilst Bring It On is still regarded as one of the best British albums of the late nineties, its follow-ups have met a mixed critical reception and disappointing sales. Despite this their second album was quite popular and allowed them to go on a world tour. They sold out a number of venues though never became a stadium band like Oasis. They still produce music and have a loyal following amongst fans of the best of late 90’s rock.
Listen to "Whippin' Piccadilly", "How We Operate","Tijuana Lady", "Get Miles"...
Bio from Last.fm
Bio from Last.fm
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