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This blog is NSFW and contains much male nudity and man on man sex. It also contains Hollywood & Broadway interests, landscapes, vintage & historical pictures, kittens & puppies & an occasional drag queen or king. If you're not 18 or if you're offended, please leave. Unless otherwise stated, I don't claim copyright or ownership of any pictures, videos or other material posted on this blog. All copyrighted content remains the property of their respective owners. This blog may contain links to other sites/blogs, which are not under my control. If you own rights to any of the featured images and do not wish to appear here and you want to be acknowledged, please don't hesitate to contact me I will try to remove it. I'm a retired male. I've been an out gay activist since 1971. I was a bartender at Marie's Crisis & Boots & Saddle in NYC in the early '70's. I was also a cabaret performer in an act called Billie & Tiffany and acted in a few OOB shows in NYC and Provincetown. I've lived in the Northwest since 1983 and worked in government jobs until retirement. This blog will hold memories, things I treasure and anything shiny that attracts me. Though some consider me immature, most of this will be Adult in nature.

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A women's worth has nothing to do with her outward appearance.

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THE X-FILES | Eve (1.11)

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MS World Discoverer was a German expedition cruise ship. It hit an uncharted reef in the Sandfly Passage 29. April 2000. The hole was too big to get it repaired on the spot, so all the guests were taken ashore. A few hours later the captain ran the ship full speed on ground in Rodrick bay. (via sv_manjana)

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The location was too remote for the ship to be actually demolished, and the locals looted pretty much everything that can be removed, so now it just remains there as is. (An exceptionally good-looking ship if you ask me. Designed by the Danish naval architect office Knud E. Hansen).

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also:

so cool (via fathergothic)

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Sea and Air Exhibition - Tokyo, 1930

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Hallstatt

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crying sky

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Maddux Lincoln Dealership, Hollywood, California Source: California State Library

When buying a luxury car….

From Martin Turnbull’s blog:

They sure don’t build car showrooms like they used to, not if this one is anything to go by. This Maddux-Lincoln dealership was at 9230 Wilshire Blvd (and later became a Hillcrest Motor Company which sold Cadillacs and Oldsmobiles.) I really love the attention to detail in a building like this. You don’t often see that in modern buildings, but they add so much urban texture, even if most of it goes unnoticed—consciously, at least. LA History Trivia Time: Jack Maddux who owned this dealership also owned Maddux Air Lines, which operated from 1927 to 1929.

One additional exterior shot and a very depressing Street View look below the cut:

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