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1 million views–THANK YOU!

Party smile No statistics or such that I usually put out whenever I have something like this to celebrate but 1 million viewers, that is really cool! So thanks all again, have a sexy day/night now. I’m off to bed again and going to try to conquer this silly flu/cold thingy… Sick smile

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Congratulations Grumpy Old Fart

Feb 25

Posted by Rincewind

In honour for reaching his 1 millionth visitor to his blog, today is a Grumpy Old fart day at Erotixx. Reblogging galore for the day, hope you enjoy his blog post in all it’s glory. Since he does have so many post I did the only honourable thing and that was to put in the random command on his blog and whatever came up, is reblogged. Quite a lot of Rosaleen Young, hmm… wonder if he likes her at all. Winking smile

Can’t remember how I first got hold of Summertimes blog but am sure happy that I did, it is an excellent blog of slightly oddish things, fetishes, maids and old postcards in a big great mix of happiness.

“If you talk to God you’re religious. If God talks to you, you’re psychotic.”

His 1st howdy to everyone on WordPress:	His first maid to be added to his collection:
Hello world! My wife, bless her tells me that I am rapidly becoming, or perhaps that should read have become a “Grumpy old fart”, so what better forum to spread my gloom or paranoia that WordPress. November 6, 2009 Posted by summertime75 \| Uncategorized \| 1 Comment and his 1st blogpost about the oh so hot Rosaleen Young: Rosaleen Young – A Victorian Diary This isn’t in keeping with my usual postings of postcards but Rosaleen Young is a favourite of mine, especially in period dress, so I trust viewers will forgive my indulgence.	Social History Collecting old postcard and pictures enables the viewer to glimpse a brief moment from that individual’s life; often far removed from their own either by the passage of time or social class. Often described as “history from below” they show everyday people, their social structure and the interaction of different groups. Like the wealthy and politicians these people helped shape and maintain society and so shape history. Examining the images one can’t help but wonder how the individuals lived, were their lives hard compared with today and were they happy. Often the images come with little or no information that can answer these questions, one can only imagine. With each image saved and seen by others so that moment, that person is kept alive, our understanding is increased and so our lives are enriched.
and he has also the gall to post pictures of my girlfriend Louise Brooks, oohhhh…	and soon the maids started showing up at his blog more frequently and now even comes in bunny versions:
Louise Brooks	Cosplay Rincewind has given us a very sexy cosplay catwoman, I’m not too sure how to describe this Cosplay offering other than she is equally as sexy.

But his big love is Ms Gabrielle Ray and why not, she was a stunning girl, so do check out his other blog just about Ms Ray at the aptly named blog Gabrielle Ray, he must have thought hard on what to name that blog

Gabrielle Ray (Rotary 4820 D)

My collection of Miss Ray, although small is growing and this is one of my favourite pictures of her. The photographer is able to manipulate the image through lighting, dress and expression. However there are times when, perhaps in an unguarded moment the subject is caught and the image produced conveys more than possibly intended. It may be that having read the final chapter of Miss Ray’s life, the heroes, villains, plot and ultimate ending is known and so our own interpretation of a particular image becomes coloured. For me this image shows Miss Ray as thoughtful, reflective but more than that, there is a sadness shown in her eyes. Has the photographer caught a prophetic image of the future, do her eyes give us a hint of her sad future? Hopefully not. When I saw this card I knew that I had to have it regardless of the cost. The post date is June 1908, Miss Ray would have been 21.