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Nice close up....

If you say so. I can't see anything but a beautiful lady on the phone...

GB2691 wrote: Mon Nov 02, 2020 5:35 pm If you say so. I can't see anything but a beautiful lady on the phone...

Maybe there’s a cure for one track mindedness!

He wears his "Babe" glasses when viewing Dave's photos or movies. a lot. Those devices tend to filter out everything else but the beauty.

adivie wrote: Tue Nov 03, 2020 3:39 am Those devices tend to filter out everything else but the beauty.

As horse fanciers everywhere will agree, Pegasii are always creatures of beauty!

The real pegasii are creatures of beauty. This pegasus is only a statue or imitation of the real creature.

adivie wrote: Wed Nov 04, 2020 9:41 pm The real pegasii are creatures of beauty. This pegasus is only a statue or imitation of the real creature.

True, and your favourite models are only imitating the act of being tied up and held hostage.
So who’s more statue-like?

Harty wrote: Wed Nov 04, 2020 10:27 pm True, and your favourite models are only imitating the act of being tied up and held hostage.
So who’s more statue-like?

Well, I am not into the actual physical torture or mistreatment of women. It is just fun to watch them, on film, as they are bound and gagged. In real life, I do not wish to see this happen to any woman. Therefore, I guess I can go with the statue-like aspect of the genre.

For future reference....

What is the plural form of Pegasus?
CORRECTION: The correct Greek plural of “Pegasus” is “Pegisides” (ref. Liddell and Scott's Greek–English Lexicon), and the correct English plural is either “Pegasi” or “Pegasusses”.

Pegasusses seems a bit unwieldy, won’t be using that!
It quite funny how we both refer to these creatures as if they actually exist.