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Re: Re: ZETOR Tractor fan club::::::::one more
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Posted by SallyK on December 30, 1999 at 11:12:14 from (152.163.201.177):
In Reply to: Re: ZETOR Tractor fan club::::::::one more posted by hmmmmmmm on December 30, 1999 at 10:42:00:
To.Hmmmmmmm,,,,, Thanks for the compliment....(you not beliving it's me and all) These pictures were kinda professional..The guy that took the pictures was into Taking pictures of everything.. He was dating my roommate which was a dancer...Anyway,,,Yes He knew how to take a picture...You didnt think I was gonna send my worst pictures and have all you guys bashing me??Well did you??....DUH......................................I have pictures of myself doing all kids of stuff...normal everyday things...But not in my swimsuite...I was just tring to get Bill to eat his words...Thats the deal with the bikini....and as of this time in my life I'm not ashamed of my bod...That may change in a few years when gravity starts working on me,,But untill that time cut me some slack........come to think of it I dont have to prove anything to you anyway....I bet you dont have the guts to post your pict....Ed, mrG,Matt,Anyone gonna defend my honor??
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