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Such an incredible body with amazing vascularity. I love her smile too!

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She is very beautiful! As is the tall woman in the second picture, do you know who she is?

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Maybe she’ll come back if she feels that she is respected by a responsible and appreciative community, not a bunch of drooling horny people on the Internet.

Clearly you’re on a different Internet than me.

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Maitolasi wrote:

Is she being ignorant or just plain stupid?

Without knowing her personally, I will have to be charitable and say blinded by a generally angry personality.

I do think our standards of decent dress are outmoded and puritanical. I’m ok with people wearing whatever they like or as little as they like. However, ask any large-breasted woman, breasts can be heavy, they love bras and don’t want to go without them!

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Her breasts appear to have gotten larger. Is that just my imagination?

hallarch wrote:

She’s a human beast, hopefully not roided up. -Robert

The ship has sailed on that one, my friend.

I’m a fan of hers, but I don’t think we need a new thread for every Jana video.

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Heidi Vuorela. Her regularly updated blog, which is in Swedish but contains lots of gorgeous photos and the occasional Youtube video, is at http://heidivuorela.blogg.se/. There is a thread for her here as well.

She is indeed quite beautiful.

Update: Holiday, nice. I missed out on an opportunity to see a pre-release of the movie over Christmas, but I just got the novel from Amazon and am looking forward to reading it. Everyone else: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, it’s supposed to be amazing, and Amazon has it for under $6!

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I love it!

Phone sex operators need all the cold-reading skills of psychics, but perform a useful service. I salute them!

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Looking good!

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She's not only hot, but adorable too!

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IANAL, so take this with a grain of salt:

The FBI investigates large-scale, for-profit commercial copyright infringement.  These are run underground, involve lots of people, and usually need to be infiltrated by an agent(s).  Things like stamping out lots of copies of a piece of software/music/movie and selling them for cheap.

What you could be in danger of is a civil lawsuit seeking punitive damages.  That said, these suits can only be brought by the copyright owner, and in the case of derivative works these types of lawsuits are rare (but they do happen, look up "The Wind Done Gone", a derivative work of "Gone With the Wind").  In the case of non-commercial, not-for-profit works like yours, I can't think of a single lawsuit (they may exist, but I don't know of any).  Think about it, what would the person suing (probably the photographer or the website they work for) have to gain by suing you?

Keep in mind that anyone can sue you at any time for any reason, that doesn't mean that they will.  I would be shocked if you ever got in any more trouble than someone telling you to take down one of their images.

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