LukkyKnight
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Nevermind about that, people, PM her anyway. 
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Its OK....its enough that you apppreciate me. 
LukkyKnight
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Ah, Ginny... I think that Norbert Marschall from a few days back was impeccable...
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Well, since we've strayed a bit from STRICTLY breasts here, I think it's time to lob in a "fun" artsy pictures.
http://www.theamericanmuse.com/backissues/issue2/laura1c.jpg
San Francisco artist Laura Lengyel and photographer Doug Keister decided to take Lengyel's Monopressing or body printing process outside to a famous landmark, an SFPD policeman on a bicycle informed them that "public nudity" is illegal in the state of California. The moment captured here is the artist responding with an incredulous "Oh, Really, you're kidding". "You really didn't know! he said. The artist responded by saying "It never occurred to me in the context of performance that my subjects were nude because of all the public events and parades with nude participants, like the Bay to Breakers foot race. They were only nude for a moment and are covered with paint now. This performance art piece has been presented before in public spaces and no one has ever complained about anything." To avoid complaints, they moved the printing to the "Clothing Optional" section of Baker Beach where they performed for some seagulls.
http://www.theamericanmuse.com/backissues/issue2/Laura2b.jpg
http://www.theamericanmuse.com/backissues/issue2/laura1c.jpg
San Francisco artist Laura Lengyel and photographer Doug Keister decided to take Lengyel's Monopressing or body printing process outside to a famous landmark, an SFPD policeman on a bicycle informed them that "public nudity" is illegal in the state of California. The moment captured here is the artist responding with an incredulous "Oh, Really, you're kidding". "You really didn't know! he said. The artist responded by saying "It never occurred to me in the context of performance that my subjects were nude because of all the public events and parades with nude participants, like the Bay to Breakers foot race. They were only nude for a moment and are covered with paint now. This performance art piece has been presented before in public spaces and no one has ever complained about anything." To avoid complaints, they moved the printing to the "Clothing Optional" section of Baker Beach where they performed for some seagulls.
http://www.theamericanmuse.com/backissues/issue2/Laura2b.jpg
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