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Handcuffed her and tied her feet up. Now I’m getting her all oiled up so I can show her who’s boss
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This Page Is For Users Of North Carolina , South Carolina , & Virginia . This Is Our Page To Share Photos , have Discussions , and Hopefully Meet (If Its Mutual) Someone Who Have Submitted To This Page. With that Being Said… Please Submit Whatever You Like. Meanwhile Have A Wonder Time Viewing This Page! Reblog , Like , and Please Ladies Submit #TittyTuesday #ThongThursday #FreeTheNipple Etc.
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Sharon Tate attending the world premiere of “Don’t Make Waves,” June 9th, 1967. Held at the Sun Fun Festival in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
Stereoview portrait of a group posing on a bridge or pier in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, 1860. By photography firm Osborn and Durbec.
Source: Library of Congress.
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General Pierce M.B. Young(Confederate)
Here we have a distinguished gentleman indeed. Reclining in his chair, Young is wearing the fine civilian clothes he donned for his post-war career as a politician and diplomat, although this photo was apparently taken at the height of the war itself, in 1863. His face demonstrates an unusual take on a goatee, with his remarkable moustache almost blocking out what little beard he has on his chin.
Young was one of the leading Confederate cavalry figures of the war, more or less from start to finish. He served under Wade Hampton and J.E.B. Stuart, showing bravery and leadership skills in a series of battles that eventually won him promotion to major general late in 1864. He saw out the war desperately and vainly defending his home state of Georgia and then his birthplace of South Carolina. After the surrender he returned to Georgia and served four terms in the US House of Representatives, later becoming a consul in Russia and Central America.
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Happy 65th birthday Vanna White (36C-23-33, W:H ratio 0.70, 5 ft 6 in, 117 lbs), born in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina on February 18, 1957.
