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Hello, and welcome to Big Boob Friday.

Your model for today was born March 7th, 1996 in Boca Raton, Florida. The city’s name comes from boca de ratones, a Spanish term meaning “rat’s mouth” that appeared on early maps and referred to hidden sharp-pointed rocks that gnawed or fretted ships’ cables. She stands 5′ 6″ and measures 342436 and 120 lbs. Please be nice to Miss Jenna Berman.

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MMM 547

Well, it’s June. I’m finally starting to see a few sprouts of things I actually want growing in the garden. Going to have to mow between my mounds at least one more time, though, and probably drag in more mulch.

Muscular lingerie to start the day.

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Skull Full of Memes

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BBF

Hello, and welcome to Big Boob Friday.

Your model for today was born June 15th, 1996 in Charlotte, North Carolina. She stands 5‘ 5” and measures 342434 and 123 lbs. Please welcome the flawless Miss Keilah Kang.

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MMM 546

I know it’s not a meme day, but I saw this and it’s amazing.

Be the American they think you are.

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MMM 545

Intermittent rain all weekend and no “farm” stores near me had kill cones, so I only got about half my planned projects done.

Leg warmers over heels is a look, I guess.

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Hello, and welcome to Big Boob Friday.

Your model for today was born April 9th, 1998 in Warsaw, Poland. She earns a living in what can be politely called a “niche market” and I hope she does very well for herself. She stands 5′ 7″ and measures 362434 and has just the right lbs. Please buy a vowel for Miss Marta Kowalczyk AKA Excinderella.

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Hello, and welcome to Big Boob Friday.

Your model for today was born November 28th, 1992 in New Orleans, Louisiana. She stands 5′ 4″ and measures 382736 and 146 lbs. Please hold the phone steady for Miss Cady Hoffman AKA Fandy.

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MMM 538

Last Monday of March. Make it count.

One day I hope to ask St Cyril, respectfully, why he couldn’t just teach the Slavs to use the same alphabet as the rest of us and make the best of the letters he had to mimic the sounds of their languages. It can’t have been any harder than doing the same for Gaelic.

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