What's on your TV or desktop (your wallpaper)
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CrimsonBolt
I AM A SLUT FOR RYAN GOSLING
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Well here it goes, I might be killing myself here, but on my desktop I have a picture of my Grandson!! Yea,yea guess its out now!!!!
CrimsonBolt
I AM A SLUT FOR RYAN GOSLING
Wallpaper and Lock screen ... Elle Alexandra
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CrimsonBolt
I AM A SLUT FOR RYAN GOSLING
I have blank black fabric wallpaper.
Something like this:
While I like hot chicks pics I don't like to be distracted all the time when working on my computer.
Something like this:
While I like hot chicks pics I don't like to be distracted all the time when working on my computer.
White Hart Lane
My football club means a lot to me. I buy a membership every year so I can see games. I buy a shirt every year to support them. I used to have Scott Parker's 8 on my back, this season Jan Vertonghen's number 5. I have a scarf with Jermain Defoe's likeness on and "Legend of the Lane" and there were tears in my eyes when I watched, in person, him come off the bench to score against Crystal Palace, knowing it was going to be my last chance to see him play for Tottenham. I don't get to go to many games due to my relative location, in order to get to the ground in time to grab a decent parking spot we have to set out a good five hours before kick off, and getting away is bloody murder. Technically it's a shabby old place that needs pulling down, but in reality it's a wonderful stadium full of history. OK, it's a bit embarrassing that the scoreboard just ticks over to "90:00" and stops leaving you no idea how much injury time is left. And yes, it doesn't look good that when Sian Massey is one of the linespeople, the display can only be configured to say "Mr S Massey."
But still, it has the charm of tradition around it, and for all the niceties of a modern ground (such as the one we are building) like the Etihad (which I've been to) and the Emirates (which I'd only go to if you dragged my corpse inside with you) I still prefer the historic heartbeat of English football that you get at places like Villa Park, Anfield, Goodison and the Lane. Over the last few years I've been lucky in that in three seasons of making occasional trips down I've only witnessed one defeat, a wet Easter Monday 2-1 to Norwich, while I've seen several 2-0s and 3-0s, even a 5-0, and most pleasingly, a North London derby win. "North London is ouuuuuuuuurs..... fuck off back to Woolwich, North London is ours!" This season I've struggled to get to games, but so far in the three Spurs games I've seen, we've scored 9 goals and conceded 0, so my luck has held.
While there are probably three different regions in Britain I could rock up and feel equally at home in terms of surroundings and laying my head down at night, there's part of my heart that always yearns to be in the Park Lane lower whenever I can, and so it will remain long after the old girl is pulled down. "We're the Park Lane, we're the Park Lane, we're the Park Lane Tottenham..."
My football club means a lot to me. I buy a membership every year so I can see games. I buy a shirt every year to support them. I used to have Scott Parker's 8 on my back, this season Jan Vertonghen's number 5. I have a scarf with Jermain Defoe's likeness on and "Legend of the Lane" and there were tears in my eyes when I watched, in person, him come off the bench to score against Crystal Palace, knowing it was going to be my last chance to see him play for Tottenham. I don't get to go to many games due to my relative location, in order to get to the ground in time to grab a decent parking spot we have to set out a good five hours before kick off, and getting away is bloody murder. Technically it's a shabby old place that needs pulling down, but in reality it's a wonderful stadium full of history. OK, it's a bit embarrassing that the scoreboard just ticks over to "90:00" and stops leaving you no idea how much injury time is left. And yes, it doesn't look good that when Sian Massey is one of the linespeople, the display can only be configured to say "Mr S Massey."
But still, it has the charm of tradition around it, and for all the niceties of a modern ground (such as the one we are building) like the Etihad (which I've been to) and the Emirates (which I'd only go to if you dragged my corpse inside with you) I still prefer the historic heartbeat of English football that you get at places like Villa Park, Anfield, Goodison and the Lane. Over the last few years I've been lucky in that in three seasons of making occasional trips down I've only witnessed one defeat, a wet Easter Monday 2-1 to Norwich, while I've seen several 2-0s and 3-0s, even a 5-0, and most pleasingly, a North London derby win. "North London is ouuuuuuuuurs..... fuck off back to Woolwich, North London is ours!" This season I've struggled to get to games, but so far in the three Spurs games I've seen, we've scored 9 goals and conceded 0, so my luck has held.
While there are probably three different regions in Britain I could rock up and feel equally at home in terms of surroundings and laying my head down at night, there's part of my heart that always yearns to be in the Park Lane lower whenever I can, and so it will remain long after the old girl is pulled down. "We're the Park Lane, we're the Park Lane, we're the Park Lane Tottenham..."
CrimsonBolt
I AM A SLUT FOR RYAN GOSLING
my angel :heart: looks a bit like Maggie Grace on that pic, i've never noticed that before.
and of course before someone asking yes is still Jennifer Dark :kiss:
Who is that?
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Being the animal lover that I am, I have a picture of my stepfather's half-lab/half-pitbull golden beauty Harper sleeping as my Windows OS wallpaper:
I may never grow up any more than that.
As my Linux OS wallpaper - the front cover of Talking Heads' Fear of Music (1979):
Makes the icons more visible.
Ace Bandage
The one and only.
The F-16 Viper.
What a beautiful bird.
What a beautiful bird.
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