Kelesetan: photos

Showing posts with label photos. Show all posts

Weiner Congressional Gym Photos Sent to Online to Gal-Pal Released: Smells Like Use of Government Assets

More funky pix from Weiner Boy... can he outlast Gaddafi?

This via Weasel Zippers-

TMZ- Rep. Anthony Weiner took numerous photos of himself — clothed and partially nude — at the House Members Gym and sent them to at least one woman … raising questions about whether he used Congressional resources in his online exploits.

TMZ obtained the pics Weiner took of himself using his Blackberry and a mirror. Congressional sources have confirmed with TMZ … the backdrop is indeed the House Members Gym in the basement of the Rayburn House Office Building.

TMZ has confirmed the pics were sent online to at least one woman... taken on both the gym floor and in the locker room....

Vlad's Voluptuous Vixens- Russian Cheerleader Review!

A bountiful resource any tyrant would be proud of...

Yeah, they to do tend to overact a bit in just-there outfits seemingly inspired by early 1980's music videos (+ fishnets!)

But it's nice to see something, anything upbeat and fun emanating from that heavily-damaged society, seems socialism did a number on em. And as even a Reaganite Cold-Warrior has got to admit- they've got some good-looking girls in Russia...

-click any to enlarge-

This post inspired by the illustrious Rule 5,

as laid-forth by Überbloggenmeister R.S. McCain...

See related features at Maggie's Notebook
and The Camp of the Saints

Red Army via EnglishRussia.com Izismile

Russian cheerleaders, pics, photos, Russian, cheerleader xxx Russian cheerleaders, pics, photos, Russian, cheerleader xxx Russian cheerleaders, Russian, cheerleader

Sarah Palin Reportedly Aquires $1.6M Home in Scottsdale, Arizona (photos)

It appears that he Palins have purchased a lovely desert home in North Scottsdale, firing rumors of a presidential run, a go at Kyl's Senate seat, among other things...

ArizonaCentral:

A just-closed deal on a secluded luxury home in far north Scottsdale might fit the bill, and talk has begun that this may be the one. It's an 8,000-square-foot, dark-brown stucco home with a guard gate that can keep unwanted visitors away. It has six bedrooms, five bathrooms, a six-car garage, a swimming pool and spa, and a full basement with a home theater, billiards room and wine cellar.

Safari Investments LLC paid $1.695 million cash for the home in a deal that appears designed to cloak the identity of a high-profile buyer.

Safari Investments is a Delaware limited liability firm formed May 12, the day before the deal for the Scottsdale home closed. No officers are listed on the Delaware filing, and that state doesn't require the names of individual associated with limited liability companies to be disclosed. High-profile people often buy homes through LLCs to maintain their privacy.

Alan Kierman, an attorney with the Phoenix law firm of Mack Drucker & Watson, is listed on property records as the contact for Safari Investments. Asked point blank by The Arizona Republic if Palin and her husband Todd Palin bought the north Scottsdale house through the company, Kierman said he had no comment.

ArizonaCentral photos: StateBrief h/t Weasel Zippers

Some Rare World War II Photographs...

Where have these been hiding for the past 65 years?

-click any to enlarge-

Guam, 1944

Bougainville, 1943

Tinian - 1944

Japanese Kawanishi H8K seaplane after strafing Kwajalein Atoll

Squadron of Nakajima A6M2-N
(Navy Interceptor/Fighter-Bombers) on pontoons

Snow on deck: USS Philippine Sea - 1945

Gunner's view from P-47 Thunderbolt,
taking out some Japanese fuel supplies.

Interestingly, the P-47 was not only the heaviest, largest and most expensive piston-engined fighter ever built, but the two engineers who designed it for Republic Aviation were a Russian and a Georgian immigrant who -along with many others at the company-
came to the United States escape Stalin's purges

The Battered Bastards of Bastogne -December 1944

Krupp K5 railway gun:
fired 562lb (280mm) shell/32 miles

US Liberty Ship Robert Rowan hit by Luftwaffe off Sicily, July 1943

German V1, forerunner of today's cruise missiles

Here an RAF pilot "tips" a Fieseler Fi 103 (V1) by flipping it's wingtip with his, thus knocking the flying bomb off-course. British pilots had to get far too close to shoot them down without being taken out by the explosion... thus the innovative technique evolved