Now don’t spoil george … well it’s christmas , why not, spoil the little fleebag.
Sad to say , Santa didn’t visit Zaera this year, infact he hasn’t visited her since she was little, what a meanie. She has a long list of presents he owes her like a porshe, mansion, Chris Hemsworth…
Frosty checked there was only an evemail from Uriel.
Your great-great-grandpa was more plugged in than you.
Wireless electricity?
That’s a stripped sailor shirt, actually:
And now I’m off to bed to try and get some sleep… night night lovelies!
Also: it was tradition that marrying on Christmas Day was free of charge…
Multiple weddings at Saint George Church, London, circa 1920.
Oh thank you. I never was a sailor.
Where? Just in London?
Time to go to sleep… night night lovelies!
Also: your grandma went to places and met interesting people…
An Iran Air flight attendant in 1979, before the revolution. The uniform was blue in different shades, the black and white film stresses the difference between the sky blue of skirt and beret and the darker blue of blouse, kerchief and gloves.
Not really. She stayed in her town most of her life.
That’s sexism. They should’ve been able to dress however they wanted.
Also “Iran Air”… that sounds scary now.
@Iceacid_Frostpacker’s obedience training
Your great-great-great-great-grandpas were going places.
The Railroad Act of 1862 put government support behind the transcontinental railroad and helped create the Union Pacific Railroad, which subsequently joined with the Central Pacific at Promontory, Utah, on May 10, 1869, and signaled the linking of the continent.
Zaera’s great-great-great-great-grandpa was as awesome dancer
She has more fans than Zaera
You missed her birthday?! o.O
Ooh… She gon be ma.ad atchu…
By golly! You’re absolutely right.
As an atonement, I’ll post here at least 1 pic of her every day!
She gives more concerts than you to be fair. You need more exposure. 
hello. what is the LAGL thread?:
…that isn’t too difficult, is it…? 
Back in 1979 before the revolution Iran was a pretty cool place if you didn’t mind the kidnaps, torture and dissapearence/murder of anyone voicing the wrong thing. Like the old man who was tortured after stating that weather was hot and fish would spoil fast, which led the secret police to think that fish spoils first by the head, which means that one must take off the head, which meant that the Sha was rotten and had to be removed, so down with the traitor they went. The Sha’s Iran was a mighty dangerous place to speak about anything short of praising the Sha in the same terms and wording as used by propaganda… with care to not be misled by ill-willed fake propaganda spread by the secret police to catch traitors. But for rich people and tourists? Damn cool place. The top of the top in the regime wouldn’t be bothered to fly to Paris for a fine dinner, they’d rather fly in personnel from the finest restaurants to Tehran to cook their dinner and then fly them back to Paris. Of course, that meant that the restaurant had to close for that night, but money was not an issue for those on top of the Sha’s Persia.
(If you ever stumble upon a copy of Ryszard Kapuscinski’s book “Shah of shahs”, you should read it. One can’t blame the Iranian people, really…)
Hello, @Rain6637 Welcome. The Like and Get Likes thread is the best thread on this forum. We post interesting things and others like ( or don’t like ) and you can see interesting things and also like ( or don’t like ).
All forum rules apply but there is no need for egoistic antics, although trolls manage to infiltrate here too.
Apparently there is no stopping a troll.
