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64Thongs and G Strings
Stunning Thong and G String Bikinis Shop for the hottest swimwear on the planet Thong and G String Swimwear-Catch the Latest Beach Rage Why has the introduction of the thong been so controversial yet popular?...
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72Boy Shorts, a Sexy Panty or Swimwear Style
If you are looking for a more conservative swimsuit style but still want something that is stylish and trendy, the Boy Short style of swimwear should top your list. What makes the boy short so appealing to a...
68What's Your Bottom Line?
As if life wasn't complicated enough, I need to shop for panties. I could go to the department store and pick up the same old thing that I've always worn. Safe. Boring. Predictable. I could, but...
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69Cosabella Thongs - Cosabella 'Inner Wear' For Delicious Femininity
Cosabella thongs are great Cosabella lingerie that are virtually guaranteed to eliminate all panty lines, giving you a smooth body silhouette with your outerwear.
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66Pretty Floral Print Panties For Men
Inspired by some pictures shared with me and my readers by a very generous man who wears lingerie, this article is dedicated to floral panties. Floral panties are relatively rare, the bulk of panties these...
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75My List Of Panties: Least to Most Favored
This is my list of panties that I favor the least and the most. Not that I dislike any panty, I like all kinds of panties, but there are certain kinds I like more than others. Panties are what I am most into, as I'm sure a lot of guys like me are,...
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78Men In Lingerie: Cute Pink Panties For Men
Sometimes a man who wears panties just feels like wearing a cute pair of knickers, and there's nothing wrong with that. Sure, black lace and red satin are sexy lingerie solutions, one might even say sexy lingerie cliches, but what about panties for...
77Manaus and Amazon Photographs deedsphotos
Manaus is located at the confluence of the Amazon and Rio Negro at which point the river is several miles wide. I took my small fixed lens camera and a couple of rolls of Kodak Tri-X film on the boat trip and bus tour. Here are some of the pictures.
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