Vintage Evocation

05/03/2021

Finally a pencil, made only by a dick company, even a woman can use! 😅🤨

21/02/2021

No one can handle kids without some "help"! 😅🍷

08/02/2021

Just in time for Valentine's Day! 😅😍😳🤔🤫

01/02/2021

Exactly what every woman loves...a blow! 😅🤔😇

*xist

26/01/2021

That look that makes you irresistible! 😅🤔

20/01/2021

Nothing wrong with that! 😅😍🤔

*xist

18/01/2021

That looks exciting! 😅😂🤪🏎

11/01/2021

Oh, that s*xy pose! 🤣🥴

*xy

06/01/2021

What's wrong with grabbing her by the hair? 😳🤔😅

04/01/2021

Yes, because nothing like a bit of o***m to put a baby to sleep! 🤣🤔😳

***m

04/01/2021

What does she means by "we"? 🤨🤔😅

03/01/2021

Is there something else on the menu to eat? 😳🤮😂

02/01/2021

Kids and razors. What could possible go wrong? 😅🤨😳

02/01/2021

Finally someone to share a drink with! 😅🤪🍻

01/01/2021

On this day...
"On January 1, 1863, Abraham Lincoln signs the Emancipation Proclamation (which declared that all enslaved people in the states currently engaged in rebellion against the Union “shall be then, thenceforward, and forever free.”).

Attempting to stitch together a nation mired in a bloody civil war, Abraham Lincoln made a last-ditch, but carefully calculated, decision regarding the institution of slavery in America."

31/12/2020

Remember all the good memories you have made and know that your life will be so full of wonders in the coming year. Happy New Year 2021!

31/12/2020

It's impossible to be fake! 😂🤣🤠

30/12/2020

Wait until you see what technology brings next! 👀😎🤪

29/12/2020

Is this what they mean when they say girl hunting? 🧐🤨😳😬🤔😅

28/12/2020

Yep, just keep working as hard as you can while I'm looking at your raising beauty! 😅🤨🤔🤫

28/12/2020

New video on the channel.

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28/12/2020

Not sure if I want to know about that! 🧐🤨🤔😅

27/12/2020

On this day...
was born film actress Marlene Dietrich.

Marlene Dietrich was a living legend, famous for performances in movies such as “Blue Angel” and “Touch of Evil”. Known for her sultry, s*x appeal, she was a major leading lady in the 1930s and 1940s.

Born on December 27, 1901, in Berlin, Germany, Marlene Dietrich had the given name Maria Magdalene Dietrich. In her teens, she gave up music to explore acting. She explored notions of feminism with her femme fatale roles in films, such as in the film Morocco.

She was also one of the most prominent political refugees of her generation, speaking out against Hi**er and singing for the US troops in World War II.

She died on May 6, 1992, in Paris, France.

27/12/2020

"Like a fish in the water"

Can't even think of something to say! 🤓😳🤔

26/12/2020

And no Covid? 😅😔

26/12/2020

If we don't have a good meal how can a man be in a good mood? 😅😳🙄🍔

25/12/2020

Santa has a lot to deal with this time of the year! 😁🤓🤪

25/12/2020

It seems Santa got some presents too! 😂🤪

24/12/2020

May this Christmas season bring you closer to all those that you treasure in your heart. Have a Merry Christmas! 😘🥳

24/12/2020

On this day...
Late on Christmas Eve 1914, men of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) heard German troops in the trenches opposite them singing carols and patriotic songs and saw lanterns and small fir trees along their trenches. Messages began to be shouted between the trenches.

The following day, British and German soldiers met in no man's land and exchanged gifts, took photographs and some played impromptu games of football. They also buried casualties and repaired trenches and dugouts. After Boxing Day, meetings in no man's land dwindled out.

The truce was not observed everywhere along the Western Front. Elsewhere the fighting continued and casualties did occur on Christmas Day. Some officers were unhappy at the truce and worried that it would undermine fighting spirit.

After 1914, the High Commands on both sides tried to prevent any truces on a similar scale happening again. Despite this, there were some isolated incidents of soldiers holding brief truces later in the war, and not only at Christmas.

In what was known as the 'Live and Let Live' system, in quiet sectors of the front line, brief pauses in the hostilities were sometimes tacitly agreed, allowing both sides to repair their trenches or gather their dead.