Thursday, February 27, 2014

Vintage Babe of the Week

Tonight's Vintage Babe* is Anny Duperey!
(*a.k.a. Rule Five Thursday)

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Like fine wines, the ladies improve with age!

Quote du jour

Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things that escape those who dream only at night.
-Edgar Allan Poe

Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Medal of Honor

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Major Jay R. Vargas


Citation:

For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty while serving as commanding officer, Company G, in action against enemy forces from 30 April to 2 May 1968. On 1 May 1968, though suffering from wounds he had incurred while relocating his unit under heavy enemy fire the preceding day, Maj. Vargas combined Company G with two other companies and led his men in an attack on the fortified village of Dai Do. Exercising expert leadership, he maneuvered his marines across 700 meters of open rice paddy while under intense enemy mortar, rocket and artillery fire and obtained a foothold in 2 hedgerows on the enemy perimeter, only to have elements of his company become pinned down by the intense enemy fire. Leading his reserve platoon to the aid of his beleaguered men, Maj. Vargas inspired his men to renew their relentless advance, while destroying a number of enemy bunkers. Again wounded by grenade fragments, he refused aid as he moved about the hazardous area reorganizing his unit into a strong defense perimeter at the edge of the village. Shortly after the objective was secured the enemy commenced a series of counterattacks and probes which lasted throughout the night but were unsuccessful as the gallant defenders of Company G stood firm in their hard-won enclave. Reinforced the following morning, the marines launched a renewed assault through Dai Do on the village of Dinh To, to which the enemy retaliated with a massive counterattack resulting in hand-to-hand combat. Maj. Vargas remained in the open, encouraging and rendering assistance to his marines when he was hit for the third time in the 3-day battle. Observing his battalion commander sustain a serious wound, he disregarded his excruciating pain, crossed the fire-swept area and carried his commander to a covered position, then resumed supervising and encouraging his men while simultaneously assisting in organizing the battalion's perimeter defense. His gallant actions uphold the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the U.S. Naval Service.


Major Vargas: We humbly salute you and thank you for your service.

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Hat tip Home of Heroes

There are fewer than a hundred living MoH recipients today. Their names and their stories should not be forgotten. My mission is to honor one of those heroes here each week, and salute them for their courage and sacrifice. In the words of John Fitzgerald Kennedy:
“A nation reveals itself not only by the men it produces, but also by the men it honors; the men it remembers.”

Gay 'Jim Crow' in Waiting?

by Andrew Roman
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In Arizona, there already exists a law that's been on the books since 1999 called the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. The fact of the matter is that just about any place of business in that state already has the legal right to discriminate against gays, if they choose to. 

The fear now sweeping the country in this all-gay all-the-time era we live in is that if Governor Jan Brewer signs Bill 1062 into law – which is a modification to the existing law, a clarification – a new age of intolerance and grotesque homophobia will be ushered in. Presumably “No gays allowed” signs will start popping up across the landscape, homosexuals will be denied access to goods and services everywhere and gay-bashing will become institutionalized - all because of this law.

It's just what the bible thumpers have been waiting for!

Let’s be clear.  These latest modifications to the already existing law are not needed if business owners felt like saying "no" to gay customers. A Gay Jim Crow era would already exist without this bill, if this country were so inclined.

Indeed, there are some communities in Arizona that have local statutes in place against the existing state law, but the fact remains that denying services to gays could (and would) already be a reality most everywhere else if service providers really wanted to do so. The law is already on their side.

What is so hard to understand about this?

In much of the United States - from deep in the heart of Alabama to the northern reaches of New England - service providers already have that right to deny gays services.

The reality is: It just ain't happening. Anywhere.

There is no 21st-Century Gay Jim Crow era waiting to explode across the map as the world waits for Governor Brewer to launch it with a stroke of her pen.

I know the agenda pimps hate to hear this, but no one is turning away gays for being gay.

Why would they? How could they?

In fact, it would be contrary to the religious beliefs of Christians and Jews to deny services to homosexuals. How many of the great ignorant masses realize that? Plus, it would be heartily unwise from a business standpoint.

Seriously, why aren't these homophobes denying hamburgers, clothes, radial tires and Slushies to gays now? 

What the bill does is confirm the right of a religious person to not have to participate in a given event that specifically contradicts their religious beliefs - a same-sex wedding, for instance. 

These modifications would not be necessary if not for judges with agendas who have access to countless penumbras.*

Let’s be even more clear. The people in question - photographers and bakers who have refused to work same-sex weddings - have said time and time again they are more than happy to serve gays as individuals. What they are specifically refusing to do is serve a same-sex wedding, which directly contradicts religious conviction.

It should be noted that no business anywhere has ever - and I mean, ever - used the Religious Freedom Restoration Act to defend not serving gays.

The modifications to the law are completely misunderstood by the left, the media (redundant) and politicians of all stripes afraid of bad press.

On one hand, the bill is meant to clarify in no uncertain terms that that any association, including for-profit corporations, are covered in the already existing law. Indeed, that was the intent of the law when originally constructed (by both Democrats and Republicans). However (sadly), the Hobby-Lobby and Conestoga Woods Specialties lawsuits against ObamaCare's birth control mandate made it clear that judges could twist and distort the original intent to meet their own agendas. Arizona decided to wipe away any ambiguity and state once and for all that the Religious Freedom Restoration Act most definitely applies to corporations as well.

That's the gist of it. I guess it's obvious to see how such a contemptible modification could spark a 21st Century Jim Crow backlash against gays across the map.

The bill also clarifies that the government does not have to be a party to a given case. In other words, an entity can assert a religious freedom violation whether or not the government is involved.

That's all. 

Quick, break out the fire hose. Armageddon is coming. Let's beat back the gays!!

On the other hand – and this is critical - the bill could actually make it more difficult for one to claim a religious freedom violation - not easier. According to the bill, one asserting a violation must show three specific things:

"1. That the person's action or refusal to act is motivated by a religious belief.

2. That the person's religious belief is sincerely held.

3. That the state action substantially burdens the exercise of the person's religious beliefs."

These points could arguably make it more burdensome for, say, a devout Christian to prove that he or she is within his or her rights to deny gays services based on religious convictions. Denying a gay person a new dishwasher, for instance, because of what he or she does in the privacy of the bedroom is simply not defensible based on normative Judeo-Christian beliefs.

Refusing to service a same-sex wedding, however, is absolutely defensible on religious grounds and well within the rights of those doing so. 

The sad thing is…if the bill passes, I have little doubt that Arizona may suffer somewhat economically, especially if the newly-annointed socially-conscious arbiters of justice – the National Football League – pull the Super Bowl from Phoenix.

More's the pity.


I wonder how many Arizona gays will be affected economically because of it.
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*Editor's note: "penumbra" refers to SCOTUS Justice William O. Douglas' opinion in Griswold v. Connecticut, that there are Constitutional rights not enumerated in the Constitution, like a specific "right to privacy", which then generates indistinct shadows or "penumbras" under which Constitutional rights (like abortion) may be construed.

High Pressure Redefined

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Quote du jour

I dote on his very absence.
- William Shakespeare

Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Sex in Advertising

For all you connoisseurs of advertising...

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I may not be exactly sure what she's selling, but, I'm pretty sure I'm in the market!

A Kinder, Gentler Brand of Taunting



by Andrew Roman
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The National Football is considering the institution of a penalty for the use of the word “nigger” on the football field during a game.  More accurately, a 15 yard infraction would be issued as a “first offense” while a repeat violation would result in the player’s banishment from that particular game.  It’s a proposal that will be on the docket during next week’s NFL Competition Committee meeting. Homophobic slurs will be considered as well. 
One would have to assume – or at least demand (in the name of the Left's most treasured value: equality) – that this sort of rule would apply to any and all slurs of an ethnic, racial or sexual orientation nature. Thus, in theory: No “kikes” on the field, no “spicks” on the sideline, no “fags” in the backfield, no “towelheads” in the end zone, no “white boys” at midfield.  (My educated guess is that "white boy" has been uttered more often on the gridiron than "kike," but I illustrate the point...)
Believe me, I would not weep if I never heard any of these words or phrases again. Arguably, the only thing more stupid than racism (yes, stupid) is making full length motion pictures out of old television series.
Still, there are microphones everywhere on a football field, so it won’t be difficult to zero in on the haters.  After all, the word "nigger" is a racial epithet ... even when used by the race it is meant to degrade, right? A bad word is a bad word.
Come to think of it, maybe this is the stepping stone that proponents of eliminating the word “redskins” have been waiting for. How can we allow such a hateful and racist term as “redskin” to subsist if the n-word is officially punishable with a 15-yard walk-off?
I wonder ..... what if the “slurs” are not ethnic or race based?
Can someone get flagged for calling someone a “girl?”
“Hey, (replace ethnic slur with player's first name), you tackle like my sister!”
Ouch! That'll show 'em!
Sexist maybe?
And what about insulting an opponent’s mother? Certainly, that is inexcusable.
And when the new threshold has been defined and implemented, how long until that line becomes “intolerable?”
And does this ban extend to the music played in the locker room before and after games as well? Will PG-13 lyrics become the new standard in locker rooms from coast to coast?
Obviously, no one is advocating - or even defending - the use of disgusting language. That isn't the point. No one is saying that teams shouldn’t be able discipline its own players in any way they see fit (assuming they have their own rules about such language). But let’s be perfectly honest. If the word “nigger” is used by players toward other players in a way not intended to slur them, the point of this politically correct exercise is what? Exactly what does the use of a racial slur – or any disparaging language – on the field of play have to do with the game itself? Why should the use of the word “nigger” in the middle of a 50-yard game winning drive suddenly affect the actual structure of the competition on the field with a flag? Calling someone a "nigger" should have MORE of an impact on the game than a face mask call? Or a pass interference?
Is this really a problem?
Taunting is as old as the game.
So, now we regulate a kinder and gentler brand of taunting?
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Quote du jour

It's clever, but is it Art?
- Rudyard Kipling

Monday, February 24, 2014

Sunday, February 23, 2014

Quote du jour

As a dad, you are the Vice President of the executive branch of parenting. It doesn't matter what your personality is like, you will always be Al Gore to your wife's Bill Clinton. She feels the pain and you are the annoying nerd telling them to turn off the lights.
-Jim Gaffigan

Saturday, February 22, 2014

Obama Lies About Keystone (Again)

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I don't know how many people caught it, but the latest lame public excuse Barack the Pathetic put up about the many delays in approving the Keystone pipeline was:
“But these are how we make these decisions.”

No. They're. Not.

For those of you just joining the program, or have been in a coma for the last five years of the Obama administration, Obama has been dithering and delaying the very simple decision of permitting the Keystone pipeline to extend between the United States and Canada. Or, more precisely, the extension of the Keystone pipeline. As we noted here (A Tale of Two Pipelines) , the Keystone XL is an extension of the original Keystone pipeline, built in 2009 after receiving approval from the Bush administration, in 2008, to proceed. That phase of the pipeline was completed in June 2010.

There is no indication that it took so much as a year to get that pipeline approved, much less having the president ignore environmental study after study which found nothing to bar it.

So, if the Bush (admittedly more competent) administration could get approval in less than a year, what does Obama the Bumbler mean by
“But these are how we make these decisions"?
Well, he certainly can't mean the American people or even the American government, because both acted more quickly the first time. The only way to find even a kernel of truth in what he said, is to parse the word "we". If by "we", he means "craven, spineless politicians enthralled and beholden to special interest groups and lobbyists"...maybe.

Cross posted at LCR, Political Clown Parade


A Little Saturday Night Music

Dinah Shore - The Best Things In Life Are Free (1948)

James Burke, The Day The Universe Changed: 8 "Fit To Rule"

Happy George Washington's Birthday!

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While I was a kid, (and dinosaurs walked the earth), Washington and Lincoln each had their own holiday. This one's for you, George!

Best of the Web*


*…that I’ve seen all week!
Political/SocioEconomic


3 Generals, Sec. of Defense, Joint Chief of Staff – Nail Obama & Clinton
(over Benghazi)

US Army Builds Fake American Town to Practice War on Americans

The myth of ‘settled science’ -Krauthammer

Elections have consequences: The Remington chooses Alabama over New York edition

Top Dem Donor On The List for Medicare and Medicaid Fraud

Jones Act waiver denied! So let's close the interstates until NJ gets rock salt


DHS Contracted to Purchase 704 Million Rounds of Ammo Over Next 4 Years: 2,500 Rounds Per Officer


White House Fails Econ 101. Seriously.

Total gasoline taxes by state -John Lott

Retired Sheriff: $276,000 per Year Pension Is Not Enough

Videos

Let It Go - Frozen - Alex Boyé (Africanized Tribal Cover) Ft. One Voice Children's Choir

Steve Martin Proves He’s the Master of the PBS Pledge Drive

Trifecta: Longing for Hope & Change: 71% Regret Voting for Obama...

AT-AT walkers from "Star Wars" attack Olympic skiers

Liberal idiot of the week


Culture


The Blaze’s Dana Loesch Has a ‘Surreal’ Moment With Star of One of Her Favorite Childhood Shows


Study: Obama is 5th best president in U.S. history


Homeless Camp Springs Up in Baltimore


Cleaning Lady Mistakenly Throws Out Garbage That Was Being Passed Off as Art

Texas puts a boot in NFL’s anti-gun nuttery


Photoshops/Cartoons/Graphics

Cartoon of the Day – NRO Home page

Highspeed picture of water drop refraction

Sunday Funnies

Reaganite Sunday Funnies

Earl of Taint - The Ears Again, Obama reminds me of this guy!

Kirkwood - John Cox (NSFW)

Ironically, Written by a Liberal

TGIF Toons & Stuff


Raising the minimum wage, for dummies


Damn, We Lost

Climate Change: A Marvelous Excuse For Worldwide Socialism...


Linkfests:

In The Mailbox, 02.20.12


Rule Five Roundup:
(While all Rule Five posts may be NSFW, I generally only flag the ones that are certainly NSFW)

90 Miles From Tyranny - girls with guns, Blogs With Rule 5 Links

American Power- Kelly Brook Flaunts Body in Tights and a Sports Bra, Smokin' Jennifer Nicole Lee Wet T-Shirt and Bikini Bottom at Miami Beach

Rule 5 Saturday - Sayaka Ando - Race Queen

Blackmailers Don't Shoot - Post-Valentine’s Day Rule 5 Linkfest and Metapost

By Other Means - Cosplay Friday

Camp of the Saints - Rule Five News

The Daley Gator – Daley Babes - Zuleyka Silver, Just Babes, Ebony Beauty, Elisabetta Canalis

Daily Mail – Fergie goes topless on a bed wearing just her Calvin Klein undies

Good Monday Morning

EBL – Coral Bleaching Rule Five

Friday Night Babe – Paulina Gretzky

Good Stuff's Cyber World -Kat Upton defies gravity

It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad World -The Friday Pin Up

Hookers and Booze -Kate Upton

Knuckledraggin' My Life Away - Good Morning Girl

Pirates Cove - Sorta Blogless Sunday Pinup, If All You See…, If All You See…

PostalDog - Anastasia Ashley just got my attention

Sex in Advertising


In the Kitchen


Olympic Babe O’ The Day, Olympic Babe O’ The Day, Olympic Babe O’ The Day

The Last Tradition - Mary J. Blige

Theo Spark – SI Swimsuit 2014- video, Red Friday Teatime Totty, Benghazi Black Friday Totty,
Bedtime Totty, Teatime Totty, Thursday Totty, Bedtime Totty, Teatime Totty, Wednesday Wenches,
Bedtime Totty, Tuesday Totty, Bedtime Totty

Vintage Babe of the Week – Linda Ronstadt

Oh, Nurse- Woodsterman Style

Your Crazy Uncle Bubba - Buenas tardes, Buenas, Also Buenas



Use the comments as an open thread on any of these topics. Please send links of news, commentary, choice humor or Rule Fivage to: Proof.Positive@Hotmail.com

Quote du jour

I always thought a Brontësaurus was someone who'd read Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights, and had seen at least two movie versions of each?
-Proof

Friday, February 21, 2014

Friday Night Babe

Tonight's FNB* is Paulina Gretzky!

(*a.k.a. Rule Five Friday)

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Quote du jour

The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it, ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is.
-Winston Churchill

Thursday, February 20, 2014

Vintage Babe of the Week

Tonight's Vintage Babe* is Linda Ronstadt!
(*a.k.a. Rule Five Thursday)

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Like fine wines, the ladies improve with age!

Quote du jour

You may or may not have noticed that the deal with Assad's regime in Syria collapsed. As S. E. Cupp summarizes, "Peace talks have collapsed, Bashar Assad's murderous regime continues, the rebels have splintered, a mere 11% of Assad's chemical weapons have been collected and radical operatives aligned with Al Qaeda are settling in nicely." In response to these events, the Obama administration is quickly and energetically pursuing a new strategy of not dealing with it.
-Jim Geraghty

Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Medal of Honor

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Private First Class Robert E. Simanek


Citation:

For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty while serving with Company F, in action against enemy aggressor forces. While accompanying a patrol en route to occupy a combat outpost forward of friendly lines, Pfc. Simanek exhibited a high degree of courage and a resolute spirit of self-sacrifice in protecting the lives of his fellow marines. With his unit ambushed by an intense concentration of enemy mortar and small-arms fire, and suffering heavy casualties, he was forced to seek cover with the remaining members of the patrol in a nearby trench line. Determined to save his comrades when a hostile grenade was hurled into their midst, he unhesitatingly threw himself on the deadly missile absorbing the shattering violence of the exploding charge in his body and shielding his fellow marines from serious injury or death. Gravely wounded as a result of his heroic action, Pfc. Simanek, by his daring initiative and great personal valor in the face of almost certain death, served to inspire all who observed him and upheld the highest traditions of the U.S. Naval Service.

Pfc. Simanek: We humbly salute you and thank you for your service.

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Hat tip Home of Heroes

There are fewer than a hundred living MoH recipients today. Their names and their stories should not be forgotten. My mission is to honor one of those heroes here each week, and salute them for their courage and sacrifice. In the words of John Fitzgerald Kennedy:
“A nation reveals itself not only by the men it produces, but also by the men it honors; the men it remembers.”

Quote du jour

"Fame is a vapor, popularity an accident. The only thing that endures is character."
-Tom Selleck

Tuesday, February 18, 2014

Facebook Page Proposes President 'Selfie' for Mt. Rushmore

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And because you can use a good laugh, the page starts out:
With the numerous accomplishments that President Obama has achieved in under 15 months in office...

1. Bankrupting the economy

2. Multiplying the national debt

3. Record number rounds of golf...



Oh, yeah! "Numerous".



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Cross posted at LCR, Political Clown Parade

Sex in Advertising

For all you connoisseurs of advertising...
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I may not be exactly sure what she's selling, but, I'm pretty sure I'm in the market!

Quote du jour

"When a politician, on the subject of science, says the debate is over, you may be sure of two things: The debate is ongoing and he's losing it."
-George Will

Monday, February 17, 2014

If You Like Your Cherry Tree, You Can Keep It...

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Cross posted at LCR

Happy Presidents' Day!

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Quote du jour

Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.

Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure. We are met on a great battle-field of that war. We have come to dedicate a portion of that field, as a final resting place for those who here gave their lives that that nation might live. It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this.

But, in a larger sense, we can not dedicate -- we can not consecrate -- we can not hallow -- this ground. The brave men, living and dead, who struggled here, have consecrated it, far above our poor power to add or detract. The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here. It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us -- that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion -- that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain -- that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom -- and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.
-Abraham Lincoln, the Gettysburg Address

Sunday, February 16, 2014

Quote du jour

There's nothing that I would not do,
If you would be my POSSLQ!*
-Charles Osgood

*POSSLQ: "Persons of Opposite Sex Sharing Living Quarters," a term coined in the late 1970s by the U.S. Census Bureau

Saturday, February 15, 2014

A Little Saturday Night Music

Five for Fighting - 100 Years

James Burke, The Day The Universe Changed: 7 "What The Doctor Ordered"

Best of the Web*


*…that I’ve seen all week!
Political/SocioEconomic

NSA spying undermines separation of powers -Glenn Reynolds


Krauthammer: “This is Stuff You do in a Banana Republic”


The 10 Most Outrageous Government Boondoggles I Ever Saw -Shrimp on a treadmill and adult babies...

Another Obamacare Mandate Delayed


Eric Holder is Deeply Concerned About The Voting Rights of Criminals


100 Percent of 501(c)(4) Groups Audited by the Obama IRS Were Conservative

Overpriced Solar Project Burns Up Birds


Our Icarus-in-Chief -Victor Davis Hanson



Videos

State Dept Not Sure If Obama’s Bundler Ambassador to Argentina Speaks Spanish

Bill Whittle on Education


Culture

A Gingham Dress -well worth reading!


California’s Two Droughts





Photoshops/Cartoons/Graphics

Cartoon of the Day – NRO Home page

Sunday Funnies

Reaganite Sunday Funnies

Earl of Taint - I Guess Obama Is Missing The Irony Here?

1956 School Gun Safety Instruction...



Linkfests:

LIVE AT FIVE: 02.11.14


FMJRA 2.0: High Energy Protons


In The Mailbox: 02.13.14



Rule Five Roundup:
(While all Rule Five posts may be NSFW, I generally only flag the ones that are certainly NSFW)

90 Miles From Tyranny - girls with guns, morning mistress, Blogs With Rule 5 Links , girls with guns

American Power- Rule 5 Sunday , Olympic Biathlete Miriam Gössner Poses for Playboy Germany , Michelle Fields Happy Valentine's Day Wishes


Blackmailers Don't Shoot - Rule 5 Thursday with Jen Selter

By Other Means - Cosplay

Camp of the Saints - Rule Five Saturday

The Daley Gator – Daley Babes - Nina Davuluri, Anna Nystrom, Laura Giraudi, Gianna Mazzon

2014 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover is revealed (video)

Daily Mail – Alessandra Ambrosio

Good Monday Morning

EBL – Tina Maze, Olympic Rule Five,

Friday Night Babe – Rhona Mitra!


Good Stuff's Cyber World
-Valentine's Edition

It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad World -The Friday Pin Up

The Right Way - Friday Babe

Hookers and Booze

Knuckledraggin' My Life Away - Good Morning Girl


Pirates Cove - Sorta Blogless Sunday Pinup, If All You See…

Pit Snipes Gripes

PostalDog - Kendall Jenner

Thursday Nite Tart

Sex in Advertising - Victoria's Secret Valentine video

Olympic Babe O’ The Day, Olympic Babe O’ The Day

The Feral Irishman – Tats

Theo Spark – Teatime Totty, Bedtime Totty, Bedtime Totty

The Other McCain- Rule Five Monday, Weaponized Rule 5

Vintage Babe of the Week – Gale Robbins

Rule 5 Woodsterman Style, Valentine's Woodsterman Style

Your Crazy Uncle Bubba - Short shorts


Use the comments as an open thread on any of these topics. Please send links of news, commentary, choice humor or Rule Fivage to: Proof.Positive@Hotmail.com

Quote du jour

"As an online discussion with Liberals grows longer, particularly when they are losing, the probability of a comparison involving race or racism approaches one."
-Proof's corollary to Godwin

Friday, February 14, 2014