We are all slackers ...

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Spacecadet replied

5 June 2008, 22:55
Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post

As luck would have it, the same issue reports that physicists have developed a new form of levitation, which that lady might find useful for support.

plausible but only on the very small scale, the photo that accomanies the article is tulip

if you want to know what the "special" lens looks like http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/~ulf/

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OwlHoot replied

5 June 2008, 22:43
As luck would have it, the same issue reports that physicists have developed a new form of levitation, which that lady might find useful for support.
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Spacecadet replied

5 June 2008, 22:39
and for a very NOT SAFE FOR WORK view of her pre op boobs
http://www.todayboobs.net/b/5/sub/sc...2407/sco06.jpg
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thunderlizard replied

5 June 2008, 22:33
Posthumanity has arrived.
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dang65 replied

5 June 2008, 21:38
Oh, hang on.

* faints *
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dang65 replied

5 June 2008, 21:37
Maxi Mounds’s 36MM bust

They look bigger than that to me. That's only just over an inch!
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HairyArsedBloke started a topic We are all slackers ...

5 June 2008, 21:17
We are all slackers ...

How did we miss this important item in the Telegraph.
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