Here ya go

Here ya go

Flickr Milfs and hotties
 

hxxps://www.flickr.com/photos/sqj-11012/

Is it at all possible that when posts are made on this thread....can we get the flickr id?

Care to explain?
 

A series of Flickr posts by myself are removed with no explanation form a legitimate Flickr amateur...what gives?

I removed them because her entire set was posted less than a week ago HERE, which any quick search of "Carol" would have found.

click on a pic than scroll down and right under the pic you find all groups where it is posted. In such groups you find more! Most people post their nude pics in groups. If you find a hot one than check all other groups and mostly you find many more! ;)

And again the big question WHY when it is a flickr woman and belongs to THIS thread ???

You admins mixing everything up here and it goes harder and harder to find specific stuff!

Sometimes there is a reason why people posting something in a very specific thread.

I fully understand if you want to prevent any spam posted to threads but all this goes a little bit to far and I not the only one who think this way.

Please delete a little bit more careful !! ;)

Yes....she actually just like the others was found on Flickr
 

hxxps://www.flickr.com/photos/34710639@N08/

The questions are many.

She's a brunette, so why isn't she in one of the brunette threads?

She has big tits, so why isn't she in one of the 150 big tits threads?

She's a MILF, so why isn't she in one of the 500 MILF threads here?

I cannot believe you are trying to blame the mods for everything being mixed up here. I really wish we could make everyone a moderator for a day, just so you can see how much colossal stupidity and utter disregard for the rules and topics we have to deal with on a daily basis.

Now I have someone complaining that I removed his reposts. When I answered his question as to why, he got indignant and called me names. (I removed that post too) Normally, I would have sent him to a 30-day timeout for that, but I was feeling particularly generous today. He should thank me.

Instead, he posted his removed posts again. When you repost something a moderator removes, that's like telling the moderator to, "fly off." Moderators don't like to be told to, "fly off."

When I was just a member here, I had lots of posts removed, and most with no explanation. I accepted that I must have done something wrong, I respected the mod's decision, and I moved on. I never whined about it in public. If I had a question, I respected the mods enough to send one of them a PM to privately ask.

That leads me to now. This little discussion is over. There is nothing more to be gained by anyone adding anything to it. Respect that.