The Japanese National Diet Library’s website has put up a huge collection of photographs taken in Tokyo around the beginning of the 20th century.
After spending a couple hours on the site, I saved 22 of my favorite photographs and have posted them here for you all to enjoy. Most of these were taken around Meiji Year 44 (1913):
This post was written by bullets on February 22, 2008
Try these at your own risk.
STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN
Cosmo’s Erotic Instructions:
“Sit on the second-to-last (rock-hard) stair in the shallow end of the pool with your legs spread… Have your man stand between your legs with his arms on either side of you as he enters you. He can lean on his hands for leverage as he thrusts wildly.” Smashing your spine and tailbone against the textured concrete stairs as skin tears away from your ass, back, elbows and his shins.
LADDER LOVIN’
Cosmo’s Erotic Instructions:
This post was written by bullets on February 22, 2008
Here are the most sexy picture shot (not in Bikini photos) of a woman with an old vehicle. I love her!
Vida Guerra sexy pics
This post was written by bullets on February 22, 2008
A life-size chocolate model of a Ferrari Formula 1 car has been unveiled in Italy. Confectioners spent more than a year making the car out of 4,405lbs (2,000kg) of Belgian chocolate. It has now been delivered to Sorrento, near Naples, where it will be the centrepiece of a Ferrari owners club party. Luigi Liberti, president of the Scuderia Ferrari Club Napoli, said: “It will go on display until the weekend and then will be smashed up with hammers and handed out to party guests – they will be given bits of the car to take home in a special bag.”
The £12,000（$24,000) chocolate Ferrari is based on an F2008, and has a red, edible coating.
This post was written by bullets on February 22, 2008
This larval swallowtail butterfly’s clever disguise (left) is literally a load of crap.
In its larval stages, the Asian swallowtail—also known as the Chinese or Japanese yellow swallowtail—mimics the appearance of bird droppings to prevent predators from gobbling it up.
In its last phase of development, the insect turns green (right) to blend into the leaves on which it lives.
Source: National Geographic
This post was written by bullets on February 22, 2008
