Jerry Bransford's 2004 Jeep TJ Rubicon - $15K - FL

Eyelashes please tell us Eyelashes!!!!!!!

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Eyelashes indeed - but I wanted to see who would "go there" with this... ;) :D

I actually was taught by my aesthetician, she is an ex-Hollywood makeup artist. Damn things are a PITA to put in, but I can do it now. Most of the time. Sometimes I say "fuck it" and use mascara instead!
 
I see it no different than folks asking $30,000.00 for a stock low mileage one.

$15,000.00 isn't a bad deal, I wouldn't take 15 for BB.

You can ask anything you want but it doesn't mean you'll get it.... Didn't realize this would turn into a freaking SHITSHOW......

Like Chris said we all have our issues... And Jerry & I butted heads on more than one occasion but just like others here and other places I try to look past all the BS on the internet... And from what I know of Jerry he's a good hearted guy and I doubt he'd intentionally try to pawn off a POS onto someone...

And as Chris said it's sad that he's selling his Jeep... My daughter has already placed a claim on mine so I know when I'm 98 (God forbid) and have to stop driving it she'll take over... And hopefully not break it as much as I seem to...
 
I'm not one to try that out, but I would think ANY corset would be uncomfortable!?
Do they even make them for the 24 pack beer belly male???
They're an interesting thing to experience. I sure wouldn't want to wear one every day, but once in a while (Mine goes with a non-dance "EGA" costume I've posted here several times) can be fun. They're kind of uncomfortable and comfortable at the same time, sorta hard to describe - it just has to be experienced. But counterintuitively, the tighter the thing is, the more comfortable it is in a weird way. You have to breath UP, not OUT. The back support is amazing, and it sure enforces proper posture!

And yes, they do make them for males - wearing a female corset is just dumb if you're a guy, our waists are in a different place, and "overbust" makes zero sense on a male. I didn't really get mine as part of that costume per se, I got it so I could FIT in the costume and have it look good because I have a belly too!

Although I *can* put the thing on by myself, its a LOT easier if I have help. I once had a dance sister place her foot on the small of my back to give the "bunny ears" (laces) a huge heave-ho! My wife has helped me a few times too - but she's clueless. Like wearing Tribal dreads in the hair, its best to get help from someone who wears it themselves. The last time I wore it a couple of years ago now, wife asks "is that tight enough?" - "Oh honey, we haven't even BEGUN to tighten this thing!" At least a corset doesn't actually hurt unlike Tribal dreads which do if they're put in correctly.

The things we discuss on this forum, eh?
 
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And tatoo'd eyebrows and a bustier.... hahahaha

I've thought about tattooed eyebrows, mine are getting pretty thin on the outside ends - but as often as I actually need to enhance them, a good ol' fashioned eyebrow pencil is just fine. I don't have the requisite anatomy for a bustier - that makes no more sense than an 'overbust' corset would.
 
I saw this and almost reposted. When I first got on this forum he was one of the guys I looked for answers from. He usually had solid advice... still run conventional oil to stop an RMS leak. Guessing that Jeep wast built right, then hammered on in Johnson Valley and hopefully rebuilt right again