TheBaronOfFratton

Ah, Joe - you had me at Magdalena ( :heart: )!!! For penny, in absentia: I know penny likes this girl, me too. She always takes the edgy pictures. I think I may well marry her - that would shake up the old familia de Fratton!

And, anyway, I've worked out why the EASTER BUNNY has become intrinsically EVIL: Yes, turns out he's been hanging out with them CLOWNS... Figures! :evil: :evil:

Did the BUNNY visit..? As it's that time of year - I though it good manners to wish all 7 of you(!!!) a HAPPY EASTER in that already time-honoured/hackneyed ODDITORIUM fashion: :pinky:

That's because it IS her!!!

BUNNYZILLA!!! "RRAWWWR"

Found these backstage candids on a blog. Anina is this tech-savvy model who has set up an online fashion network. There's quite a few shots of other models too, if you should be interested (anina.net)... They are not high-quality - but they are dead cute:

UPSIDE DOWN - well, why not? But kids, if you are going to try this at home - just be careful OK? (Bellazon accepts no responsibility for any accidents incurred attempting to recreate these photographs)

THE "LOST" YEARS 1958-1960. ELVIS IN THE ARMY On December 20, 1957, Presley received his draft notice. Hal Wallis and Paramount Pictures had already spent $350,000 on the film King Creole, and did not want to suspend or cancel the project. The Memphis Draft Board granted Presley a deferment to finish it. On March 24, 1958, he was inducted as US Army private #53310761 and completed basic training at Fort Hood, Texas, before being posted to Friedberg, Germany with the 3rd Armored Division. (Elvis gets his hair-cut - a nation weeps!): Presley had chosen not to join 'Special Services', which would have allowed him to avoid certain duties and maintain his public profile. He continued to receive massive media coverage, with much speculation echoing Presley's own concerns about his enforced absence damaging his career. However, early in 1958, RCA Victor producer Steve Sholes and Hill and Range "song searcher" Freddy Bienstock had both pushed for recording sessions and strong song material, the aim being to release regular hit singles during Presley's two-year hiatus. The hit singles—and six albums—duly followed during that period. In Germany, "(A) Sergeant had introduced [Presley] to amphetamines when they were on maneuvers at Grafenwöhr... it seemed like half the guys in the company were taking them." Friends around Presley also began taking them, "if only to keep up with Elvis, who was practically evangelical about their benefits." So, there you go - It was the army's fault! The army also introduced Presley to karate - something which he studied seriously, even including it in his later live performances. Presley returned to the U.S. on March 2, 1960, and was honorably discharged with the rank of sergeant on March 5: So, come on - who doesn't love a man in uniform???

Life is good - thinks the Easter Bunny as he surveys his kingdom. From atop his tower he looks down on the people, terrified into submission... ...He thinks of all those children (maybe like azgirl) whose memories he has forever tarnished - by being forced to sit on some strange freakish giant rabbit's lap: And it simply makes him LAUGH! Mu Ha HA HAAAA!!!

And I think these very much count:

An addendum to AlbaForEver's post (#266). From Vogue(España):

Again, I think I've seen the odd one of these floating about - but devil-may-care, this is a fine set: :evil:

You always wonder, with some girls, why they aren't more popular (or why some are mystifyingly so!) - but then there's probably somebody out there thinking that about every model out there... ...Kind of talked myself around that argument, didn't I? Anyway, Pania Rose's paltry (so far) 7 pages has often perplexed me. I saw her at JFK airport last year and she looked ravishing. I was too chicken and disheveled to say anything - but I did smile at her and she did smile back. Sometimes, that's enough... I guess this must be from the same shoot as your above post, tinkerbelle:

Some cute little Levis ads. They've got a fairy-tale theme that I know always goes down well on this thread: And that is a "fair ass"!

Following on from penny's post - I've delved into this sinister Easter Bunny business and uncovered some uncomfortable evil evidence... Firstly, when it comes to hanging out with the kids he's simply, well, NOT VERY FRIENDLY: And is often found LOOMING over them, with DUBIOUS intentions: The kids don't like him. And THEY know a bad'un when they see one. Turns out they were right. Scaring kids is just a tiny part of it. The Easter Bunny is actually nothing but a cold-blooded KILLER: And some say he's not just about sheer brute force and bloodlust - that his powers are WAY beyond that... ...His INFLUENCE stretches far and wide - and, apparently, ALL THE WAY TO THE TOP: So, BE AFRAID. Death and Chocolate are a toxic combination... :pinky: