sue in the mountains
 

i love this girl ;)

You know, I've heard about these rare specimines. They say they only come out to feed early in the morning or late at night, around dusk. This one was apparently caught during the daylight, which makes it's sighting even more rare!
Nakedus Yoyeristicum Womanus is it's classification name if I'm correct. They belong in the same category as Sukum-Svallo Womanus, Rearendus Giantica Womanus and the ever so common sl*tticaCheetus Womanus. An amazing animal these creatures are. When I'm out in the bush I always keep my eyes open.. you never know when one might cross your path!

Thanks for the great nature shots my friend!

I'm always happy............
 

to help a scientist ;)

WOW!! She's a real stunner...please post more if you find them!
Thanks!!

beautiful girl
thanks

great girl
 

Great girl - thanks! And it looks like Eastern Oregon near Bend, but I could be mistaken :)

Klondike

Latin is a dead tongue. Dead as dead can be. First, it killed the Romans, now - it's killing me!

The corrected names should read "Nudus Voyeuristiae Womana", "Rarendis Giganticum Womanae" , Sukum Svallitias womana" and "sl*ticis Cheetas Womana""

was that Sue in the mountains...or Sue with mountains...either way it worked for me...thanks :) :p :p :p :p

lmao! I probably did for latin what 'King James' did to the original bible! lol (Ok, so it wasn't Mr. James, it was the others in the Vat... you know what I mean).

I never did learn latin. I grew up learning a bit of french though (as did most of the other Canadians here). Not a 'learned' fellow (in that sense) as they say. :) Although, I probably know more about art (oil painting techniques) than a pornstar knows a about dick! lol

Thanks for the proper translation Marquis! Much appreciated!