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Thank you EvaEE!

lets provide a little 'gentlemens club/carabet' style (exotic dances) entertainment to start things off with this presentation:
https://www.pixnoy.com/post/6768493417236548352915/ [@poleskola with @creative_works_cz was on fire]
https://www.pixnoy.com/post/6745136743111943533455/ [@snezhana_erlikh 0:30]
https://www.pixnoy.com/post/6823133927102843707142/ [1 min no pole dance class]
https://www.pixnoy.com/post/6865316635462157483835/ [behind the scenes @_d_e_motion 1.5 min]

on her instagram i found the one way to stop pole dancer @snezhana_erlikh from performing;

in ledder leggings: https://www.pixnoy.com/post/6836492446394943691763/
wearing That's because @bonafideru's clothes emphasize not only form but also substance! The cut is a dream, and the fit is perfect!





































































ahh my 'killer girls' that i havent posted for a few weeks now....MEAN BUSINESS






edit a couple of hours later....@pairadize is conducting a 24 hour sale of the -30% off all Biker Pants and Bodysuits! so heres a video and a couple of photos:
https://www.pixnoy.com/post/6729296062252668681134/

Unfortunately, many photo hosting sites in Russia do not work. So some of my forum pages are just empty (links, without photos). PiXfoto is one of those hosting services that works.

YOUR BLACK FRIDAY VISUALS....
AS you all know by now i am dating one of the Baessler (@pairadize founding owners) twins, Julia. ..and as is her custom; I RECEIVE IN MY INBOX 15 to 20 minutes before i pick her up her 'DRESSING' video:
https://www.pixnoy.com/post/6729315015116567167236/ [:30]


and heres another gal whos very photogenic and takes lots of outdoor photos and videos @smilla.safin
https://www.pixnoy.com/post/6720694246411568134656/ [3 sets of photos on her ig]


looks like @pairadize is coming out/DEBUT with a jacket, thats whats 'COMING SOON'


























































SOME OF THE BEST JIUJITSU PHOTOS come from these organized 'camps'....this one is 3 times a year in the UK and on smugmug so large 10+mb sized quality photos

I havent done a lot of mud runs or obstacle races; those also disappeared and havent come back with Covid--i finally reconnected with this Dutch source...i will be trickling more from this source as time goes on....

davislove wrote: Fri Nov 28, 2025 7:52 am

Yes, Homberg is an historical gasoline brand from Wuppertal, Germany. 2013 in detmold an open-air museum of a 1950 village was rebuilt with a homberg gasoline station. https://www.lennep.eu/die-homberg-tanks ... enstrasse/
And yes, the price is in Mark and not Euro.
Its very famous to collect old gasoline pumps and old oil can cabinets. get out all the tubes and pumps inside and you have a bar cabinet for all your glasses and bottles. http://www.tankdienst-suedwest.de/Verka ... kaufe.html you can buy old texaco, shell and gulf pumps for a lot of euros!

Lycrafan2004 wrote: Sun Nov 30, 2025 4:26 pm

davislove wrote: Fri Nov 28, 2025 7:52 am

Yes, Homberg is an historical gasoline brand from Wuppertal, Germany. 2013 in detmold an open-air museum of a 1950 village was rebuilt with a homberg gasoline station. https://www.lennep.eu/die-homberg-tanks ... enstrasse/
And yes, the price is in Mark and not Euro.
Its very famous to collect old gasoline pumps and old oil can cabinets. get out all the tubes and pumps inside and you have a bar cabinet for all your glasses and bottles. http://www.tankdienst-suedwest.de/Verka ... kaufe.html you can buy old texaco, shell and gulf pumps for a lot of euros!

Hi there lycrafan2004; THANKS for giving perspective and color to these photos; I COULD NOT FIGURE OUT THE PRICE PER LITER SINCE I THOUGHT THESE WERE LIKE very RURAL AREA GAS STATIONS still registering in the old german marks...I SPENT AN HOUR trying to figure out the price equivalent conversion in terms of our $ per gal equivalent....longstory short the old german marks were swapped out officially at 1.95583 euros; so the pump reads about $5.8/ gal and i know the price now [according to a service that you guys have that prices gasoline up to 20 times a day AT EVERY SERVICE STATION IN all OF GERMANY] is around $7.8/gal....THATS WHAT&WHY I COULD NOT FIGURE OUT THE DISCREPANCY. ----and so mystery solved; these are old 'historic' recreation service stations pumps of yesteryear.....we too have old 'historic' gas/service stations/rest areas in rural towns and specially the old route 66 and in desert areas like arizona and nevada......

gives me a chance to add some photos -out of turn- on a monday....1ST OR 2ND TIME IN OVER A DECADE I GET TO POST ON A MONDAY ON THIS THREAD















-JUST A FEW as complimentary since i really wanted to thank lycrafan2004 for the perspective on those photos that had me totally stumped
FYI here in my neck of the woods we are paying $3.15 FOR 'REGULAR' 87 octane...[works out to 0.71euros per liter] you guys in Germany use 96+ octane what we would call here 'PREMIUM' the price is ~<$4 a gallon....basically you all in Germany are paying essentially almost double or more EXCEPT the higher grades to what we pay here...most older american cars only need 87 octane like what i drive.....MOST fuel stations here sell 87, 89, 91/93 octane...You all have like 96 octane as a standard then again your european hi end cars need very high octane fuel...the average age of most cars here on the road here is ~12 1/2 years old or more and most of those only need 87 octane fuel. A lot of newer sports cars +hi-end european ones here DO NEED 93 octane so the price difference isnt as bad EXCEPT for that all fuels have up to 10% ethanol by law...there are very specialty gas stations(few and far) that sell non ethanol much higher prices that what i mentioned but no higher than 91 octane.

A report from the analysts at S&P Global Mobility explains, “The average age of vehicles in the U.S. continues to climb, reaching 12.8 years in 2025.” “New and used vehicle prices remain high, further encouraging vehicle owners to keep their cars longer and invest in upkeep rather than replacement.”
source; https://www.kbb.com/car-news/average-ca ... 73666a6d9a

https://gasprices.aaa.com/?state=FL

In the United States, the average octane fuel for American-made cars typically includes:
87 AKI (Anti-Knock Index) for regular unleaded gasoline, which is the minimum recommended for most fuel-injected vehicles.
88 AKI for mid-grade unleaded gasoline, suitable for vehicles that require a slightly higher octane rating.
91 AKI or higher for premium unleaded gasoline, which is recommended for high-performance vehicles or those with high compression ratios.
Most modern vehicles are designed to run on 87 octane, but some may require higher octane fuel for optimal performance.

you cant even buy 93+ octane which is your standard in germany and a lot of europe and south america!!!!

davislove wrote: Mon Dec 01, 2025 8:18 am

Lycrafan2004 wrote: Sun Nov 30, 2025 4:26 pm

davislove wrote: Fri Nov 28, 2025 7:52 am

Yes, Homberg is an historical gasoline brand from Wuppertal, Germany. 2013 in detmold an open-air museum of a 1950 village was rebuilt with a homberg gasoline station. https://www.lennep.eu/die-homberg-tanks ... enstrasse/
And yes, the price is in Mark and not Euro.
Its very famous to collect old gasoline pumps and old oil can cabinets. get out all the tubes and pumps inside and you have a bar cabinet for all your glasses and bottles. http://www.tankdienst-suedwest.de/Verka ... kaufe.html you can buy old texaco, shell and gulf pumps for a lot of euros!

Hi there lycrafan2004; THANKS for giving perspective and color to these photos; I COULD NOT FIGURE OUT THE PRICE PER LITER SINCE I THOUGHT THESE WERE LIKE very RURAL AREA GAS STATIONS still registering in the old german marks...I SPENT AN HOUR trying to figure out the price equivalent conversion in terms of our $ per gal equivalent....longstory short the old german marks were swapped out officially at 1.95583 euros; so the pump reads about $5.8/ gal and i know the price now [according to a service that you guys have that prices gasoline up to 20 times a day AT EVERY SERVICE STATION IN all OF GERMANY] is around $7.8/gal....THATS WHAT&WHY I COULD NOT FIGURE OUT THE DISCREPANCY. ----and so mystery solved; these are old 'historic' recreation service stations pumps of yesteryear.....we too have old 'historic' gas/service stations/rest areas in rural towns and specially the old route 66 and in desert areas like arizona and nevada......


-JUST A FEW as complimentary since i really wanted to thank lycrafan2004 for the perspective on those photos that had me totally stumped
FYI here in my neck of the woods we are paying $3.15 FOR 'REGULAR' 87 octane...[works out to 0.71euros per liter] you guys in Germany use 96+ octane what we would call here 'PREMIUM' the price is ~<$4 a gallon....basically you all in Germany are paying essentially almost double or more EXCEPT the higher grades to what we pay here...most older american cars only need 87 octane like what i drive.....MOST fuel stations here sell 87, 89, 91/93 octane...You all have like 96 octane as a standard then again your european hi end cars need very high octane fuel...the average age of most cars here on the road here is ~12 1/2 years old or more and most of those only need 87 octane fuel. A lot of newer sports cars +hi-end european ones here DO NEED 93 octane so the price difference isnt as bad EXCEPT for that all fuels have up to 10% ethanol by law...there are very specialty gas stations(few and far) that sell non ethanol much higher prices that what i mentioned but no higher than 91 octane.

A report from the analysts at S&P Global Mobility explains, “The average age of vehicles in the U.S. continues to climb, reaching 12.8 years in 2025.” “New and used vehicle prices remain high, further encouraging vehicle owners to keep their cars longer and invest in upkeep rather than replacement.”
source; https://www.kbb.com/car-news/average-ca ... 73666a6d9a

https://gasprices.aaa.com/?state=FL

In the United States, the average octane fuel for American-made cars typically includes:
87 AKI (Anti-Knock Index) for regular unleaded gasoline, which is the minimum recommended for most fuel-injected vehicles.
88 AKI for mid-grade unleaded gasoline, suitable for vehicles that require a slightly higher octane rating.
91 AKI or higher for premium unleaded gasoline, which is recommended for high-performance vehicles or those with high compression ratios.
Most modern vehicles are designed to run on 87 octane, but some may require higher octane fuel for optimal performance.

you cant even buy 93+ octane which is your standard in germany and a lot of europe and south america!!!!

First: Quality of german cars was high but it is now not on the same level as it was. We had Diesel Gate here. You may remember that even the californian authorities had problems to register german cars in 2015 and following years because of manipulated electronic engine and exhaust controls. These years now are lost to comply with the exhaust and climate gas limits. The engineers that have spent time to manipulate the controls could not develop new controls to keep the climate gas limits or electric drives. and second now the chinese electric cars are floating the market...

Yes, its like a historic gasoline station on the route 66. i have seen this on tv. But this museum here in germany showing that old gasoline station is not the tenth of fame of the route 66 and its gasoline stations!

Thanks again lycrafan2004 for the motor vehicle 'situation' status over there, and FYI NOT A SINGLE CHEAP CHINESE car/suv is on the road here...otherwise GM, FORD, Chrysler would be out of business IT WOULD BE FOR THIS COUNTRY THAT INVENTED THE AUTOMOBILE THE BIGGEST EMBARRASSMENT ever and so FYI if you ever come to live here>>> New cars cost an average of $48,841 in 2025 [ive heard that you can buy a new car in China for as low as $6 to $8k]....thats almost the price here for a 'junker car' ie something an 'illegal' immigrant might afford should he or her survive Trumps deportation capture....FYI The average price of a used car is $25-28k
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and so after that dissertation its back to business: here is @stephaniebaessler [THIS IS THE OTHER founding @pairadize TWIN sister I AM NOT DATING!] in a 'dressing' video showing their latest colors:
https://imginn.com/p/DRrSpIojFSg/ [0:25 Posted On: November 30th 2025]

@Juliabaessler [the one i am dating] in a holiday mood showing off the cherry velvet fall color collection
https://imginn.com/p/DR1mcPMDFWa/ [0:27 similar 'dressing' video]














































the next ones are V E R Y L A R G E so be patient as they load up:




edit 7 hours later...i will be doing a 'big number' of pics eventually regarding (an old bookmark) @brandee_anthony Diver | Mermaid | Media @verobeachmermaid @mermaidfreedive @brandeeanthonymedia lives in Vero Beach and i've posted her a number of times, not recently....heres a couple of videos+pics to refresh your memories (not old pics)
https://www.pixnoy.com/post/6826126468506936571711/
https://www.pixnoy.com/post/6757521448337259305713/

her 'volume' has grown in 9 years