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The Best Vintage T-Shirts Can Be Found Here!

Lumbergh — 2012-02-04T17:01:00Z

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Hey there, Lumbergh here, yeah. You, ahhh, probably have been searching far and wide on the big and broad internet for proper looking distressed vintage tee-shirts, ahhh right? Well, uh, look no further, yeah. The artist has a secret technique he uses to make correct looking vintage wear. No fake looking computer patterns here. No sir. Uh, yeah. So, uh, you have, ahh, found the place for the best looking distressed finish in the t-shirt business. Happy shopping, you'll look great! Uh, yeah.

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These t-shirts arrive looking absolutely great! But, as a t-shirt fan knows, it doesn't get really good until after a few washings. These t-shirts are printed using a direct method rather than traditional silk screening. So, you won't feel the weight and scratchiness of that thick silk screen ink when you wear the t-shirt. Using our printing method, the inks become a part of the fabric. Close your eyes and run your hands over the t-shirt – you can't even tell that something is printed on the t-shirt! It takes just a couple of washes to make the t-shirt start to feel really soft and worn in – but it's a brand new t-shirt! You'll love the distressed vintage finishes on our highest quality t-shirts! Visit the EricHatheway.com Online Store today. Thank you very much!

1950s Fetish Art (Part 3)

The Artist — 2012-02-03T17:01:00Z

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1950s Fetish Art (Part 3 of 3)

Fetish art is a genre of artwork that shows people in fetishistic situations such as bondage and domination/submission scenarios. The intent of this genre is for person viewing this particular type of art to achieve arousal from a physical object or from a specific situation – sometimes in combination. The fetish art shown here involves specific clothing in scenarios of domination/submission which feature a female playing the dominating role.

In the 1950s, American comics and other types of publications with bondage or fetish themes began appearing across the nation. This was the same period of history when Bettie Page became famous for her fetish photographs and short movie reels. Mostly in the 1950s, fetish art was simply depictions of people dressed in fetish clothing. Fetish clothing includes rubber suits, various types of undergarments, sexy stockings, very high heels, very tight corsets and intimidating boots. The most common fetish theme of this era is a woman dressed as a dominatrix. This type of art was not found at the drugstore or the corner news stand and definitely was NSFW in the straight-laced 1950s.

1950s Fetish Art (Part 1)
1950s Festish Art (Part 2)

Photo Series: Stilettos (Part 2)

The Artist — 2012-02-02T17:01:00Z

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Stilettos (Part 2 of 2)

These are some images of what some would call "femme fatale footwear." During the 1930s a phrase was coined for a particular article of women's footwear – the high heel shoe. They were called "stiletto heels" after the bladed weapon called a stiletto dagger. The stiletto heeled shoe has a long, thin and usually very high heel that ranges in length from 1 inch to as high as 10 inches if placed on a platform. Stilettos give the optical illusion of a longer, slimmer leg, a smaller foot, and a greater overall height. Stilettos also alter the wearer's posture and gait, flexing the calf muscles, and making the bust and buttocks more prominent. Thanks for visiting and please come back often!

Stilettos No. 3
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Stilettos No. 4
©2010 Eric Hatheway All Rights Reserved

Photo Series: Stilettos (Part 1)

1950s Fetish Art (Part 2)

The Artist — 2012-02-01T17:01:00Z

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1950s Fetish Art (Part 2 of 3)

Fetish art is a genre of artwork that shows people in fetishistic situations such as bondage and domination/submission scenarios. The intent of this genre is for person viewing this particular type of art to achieve arousal from a physical object or from a specific situation – sometimes in combination. The fetish art shown here involves specific clothing in scenarios of domination/submission which feature a female playing the dominating role.

In the 1950s, American comics and other types of publications with bondage or fetish themes began appearing across the nation. This was the same period of history when Bettie Page became famous for her fetish photographs and short movie reels. Mostly in the 1950s, fetish art was simply depictions of people dressed in fetish clothing. Fetish clothing includes rubber suits, various types of undergarments, sexy stockings, very high heels, very tight corsets and intimidating boots. The most common fetish theme of this era is a woman dressed as a dominatrix. This type of art was not found at the drugstore or the corner news stand and definitely was NSFW in the straight-laced 1950s.

1950s Fetish Art (Part 1)
1950s Fetish Art (Part 3)

Photo Series: Stilettos (Part 1)

The Artist — 2012-01-31T17:01:00Z

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Stilettos (Part 1 of 2)

These are some images of what some would call "femme fatale footwear." During the 1930s a phrase was coined for a particular article of women's footwear – the high heel shoe. They were called "stiletto heels" after the bladed weapon called a stiletto dagger. The stiletto heeled shoe has a long, thin and usually very high heel that ranges in length from 1 inch to as high as 10 inches if placed on a platform. Stilettos give the optical illusion of a longer, slimmer leg, a smaller foot, and a greater overall height. Stilettos also alter the wearer's posture and gait, flexing the calf muscles, and making the bust and buttocks more prominent. Thanks for visiting and please come back often!

Stilettos No. 1
©2010 Eric Hatheway All Rights Reserved

Stilettos No. 2
©2010 Eric Hatheway All Rights Reserved

Photo Series: Stilettos (Part 2)

1950s Fetish Art (Part 1)

The Artist — 2012-01-30T17:01:00Z

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1950s Fetish Art (Part 1 of 3)

Fetish art is a genre of artwork that shows people in fetishistic situations such as bondage and domination/submission scenarios. The intent of this genre is for person viewing this particular type of art to achieve arousal from a physical object or from a specific situation – sometimes in combination. The fetish art shown here involves specific clothing in scenarios of domination/submission which feature a female playing the dominating role.

In the 1950s, American comics and other types of publications with bondage or fetish themes began appearing across the nation. This was the same period of history when Bettie Page became famous for her fetish photographs and short movie reels. Mostly in the 1950s, fetish art was simply depictions of people dressed in fetish clothing. Fetish clothing includes rubber suits, various types of undergarments, sexy stockings, very high heels, very tight corsets and intimidating boots. The most common fetish theme of this era is a woman dressed as a dominatrix. This type of art was not found at the drugstore or the corner news stand and definitely was NSFW in the straight-laced 1950s.

1950s Fetish Art (Part 2)
1950s Fetish Art (Part 3)

Behold! The Safe & Secure Super Buffet Server!

The WebMaster — 2012-01-29T17:01:00Z

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They told me to tell you that you can shop with confidence knowing our safe and secure Super Buffet Server is on the job! It's very modern, engineered in Germany, just like those super towels. I have to go now, got a chat room meeting in like five minutes and self-defense lessons later. Peace. I am a cage-fighter in my spare time and I love technology. Thanks for visiting!

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You Need A Super Buffet Take-Out Bag!

Lumbergh — 2012-01-28T17:01:00Z

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On your next take-out run, be prepared for all the pounds of food you're about to haul home. Our 100% super pure cotton canvas take-out bag has room for several pounds of take-out fare thanks to the reinforced side and bottom gussets and extra-long 22" handles for easy carrying. We use a 10 ounce heavyweight natural canvas fabric that is machine washable. The world famous Super Buffet logo proudly displays on both sides of the bag. And, the Official Super Buffet Take-Out Bag measures a super-sized 15" x 18" x 6". Get yours today! It's just a click or two away!

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Photo Study: Atlas Life Building

The Artist — 2012-01-27T17:01:00Z

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This is a photographic image of the Atlas Life Building, a historic 12-story building in located in downtown Tulsa Oklahoma. The building was designed by the architectural firm Rush, Endacott & Rush. The Atlas life building was completed in the year 1922 during Tulsa's days as Oil Capital of the World. The building's address is 415 South Boston Avenue and is physically located between the Philtower Building and the Mid-Continent Tower Building. On May 19, 2009, the Atlas Life Building was added to the United States National Register of Historic Places. The Atlas Life Building was originally used as an office building during its heyday but was converted to hotel use in the year 2010. Thanks for visiting and please come back often!

TV News: "Call me modern, but ..."

Rude Boy — 2012-01-26T17:01:00Z

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Call me modern, but I'm totally happy with weather updates every 7 minutes even though the weather hasn't changed. I appreciate the value of a 7 day forecast that means nothing on a day-to-day basis. I completely enjoy headline news teases used as a very cheap substitute for real news reporting. I completely want more news about pets, sharing, caring and those engaging segments of news anchors eating unhealthy foods. Most of all, I just really adore all the silly advertisements you run to pay for all this crap. If you could just expand the newscasts by another hour or so, that would be great! Thanks.