monique's picture thread

monique1971 said:
Thanks. It's Friday now-- I hope you have a good weekend!
I had a great one that involved more travel, thanks. Work will keep me quite busy for at least the next couple days, however. I shall catch up with you soon. :rose:
 
monique1971 said:
Hah. I mean, "When are you going to start posting pictures again?" But if it's a choice between pictures and snark, I'll take snark. (Pics + snark = best)

I wonder how many people clicked on the "pronghorn" picture hoping that it depicted me shoving a dildo up myself?

Oh, I mostly post randoms on the GB nowadays. But I'm glad to see your second AmPics attempt is still going strong and that you haven't jumped thread yet.

This forum needs more spunky chicks like you.
 
Lorali82 said:
Oh, I mostly post randoms on the GB nowadays. But I'm glad to see your second AmPics attempt is still going strong and that you haven't jumped thread yet.

This forum needs more spunky chicks like you.

Hey Lorali,
We need more spunky chicks like you also. I have missed you posting in your thread.
Huggzzz, Spicey

Nice thread Monique
 
monique1971 said:
So you are requesting a close-up shot of my nether parts encased in white scrub pants and black or white undies? I just want to make sure I have this straight.


Laugh. Oh no she has me under the bright lights and is grilling me on what I want her to wear.

You are so pretty it matters not the colours.



Panzer
 
I just want to see more nakedness and semi-nakedness of monique1971 as she is pretty and fun to look at.
 
monique1971 said:
And now for something completely different: random pictures of animals from a trip I took a few months ago. I had not even downloaded these until tonight.
GREAT pictures, Mo! I'm envious of your trip. I've always wanted to take a "roadie" through South Dakota and Wyoming. Reading Evan Connell's Son Of The Morning Star, Dee Brown's Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee, Stephen Ambrose's Crazy Horse and Custer, and Robert Utley's The Lance And The Shield left me with a fascination for the Black Hills, the Little Big Horn, the Lakota, Minneconjou, Sans Arcs, Cheyenne, Blackfeet, Brule, et al. I own a copy of the recent abridged edition of Edward Curtis' astounding images, titled North American Natives. Curtis, alone, is an astonishing story in and of its self.


 
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y=mx+b said:
I just want to see more nakedness and semi-nakedness of monique1971 as she is pretty and fun to look at.

You're fun to look at, yourself, equation guy.
 
trysail said:
GREAT pictures, Mo! I'm envious of your trip. I've always wanted to take a "roadie" through South Dakota and Wyoming. Reading Evan Connell's Son Of The Morning Star, Dee Brown's Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee, Stephen Ambrose's Crazy Horse and Custer, and Robert Utley's The Lance And The Shield left me with a fascination for the Black Hills, the Little Big Horn, the Lakota, Minneconjou, Sans Arcs, Cheyenne, Blackfeet, Brule, et al. I own a copy of the recent abridged edition of Edward Curtis' astounding images, titled North American Natives. Curtis, alone, is an astonishing story in and of its self.



You should definitely take that trip sometime, trysail. "Eastward I go only by force, but westward I go free." Name the quotation!
 
AbTexLover said:
your skin is incredible. I can only imagine how soft it is ...

Lots of lotion does the trick.

Hm, that came out sounding a bit dirtier than I intended it to sound! Thank you for the post, anyway.
 
monique1971 said:
Lots of lotion does the trick.

Hm, that came out sounding a bit dirtier than I intended it to sound! Thank you for the post, anyway.

be as dirty as you please. ;) Lord knows I'm thinking about bein awfully dirty after looking at you ....
 
monique1971 said:
You should definitely take that trip sometime, trysail. "Eastward I go only by force, but westward I go free." Name the quotation!
Uh, oh. I'm afraid you've got me, Mo. :eek:

The Thoreau suggestion has possibilities, though Twain occurs to me, as well. Otherwise, I'm afraid I'm "all at sea." Horace Greeley (and John Soule) also come to mind.

You are a very, very clever woman (but we already knew that!)







ETA: After having a go at it using only my native resources, I admit to performing an Internet search on the phrase. Thoreau, it is. How appropriate; my uncle (he who was responsible for my own bibliomania) assembled a formidable Thoreau collection. He even managed to acquire one of the pencils old H.D. peddled!


 
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trysail said:


ETA: After having a go at it using only my native resources, I admit to performing an Internet search on the phrase. Thoreau, it is. How appropriate; my uncle (he who was responsible for my own bibliomania) assembled a formidable Thoreau collection. He even managed to acquire one of the pencils old H.D. peddled!



Now that is totally cool. I would love to have a Thoreau pencil.
 
May I just say:

that I can't deal with this new Lit look and feel? Just when I'd finally learned all the features of the old board.

Oh well.

Merry Christmas, or whatever, people.
 
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