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bougainvillea (ˌboōgənˈvilyə; -ˈvēə; ˌbō): noun – an ornamental climbing plant that is widely cultivated in the tropics. The insignificant flowers are surrounded by brightly colored papery bracts that persist on the plant for a long time. Genus Bougainvillea, family Nyctaginaceae. * Side note: Check out Nick’s Babes for another smokin’ gallery from X-Art.  |
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Hmmmmmmm…………
1. Plant? What plant??
2. Their shrubbage looks cultivated as well.
3. I wonder if they still have their “significant flowers”.
4. There are very ornamental, I wouldn’t mind putting them on my mantle.
5. Here is a link to another beautiful woman in my home town no less, (just click the link and scroll down to the picture of the two hippies second pic down)
http://74.95.82.237:591/rconline/FMPro?-db=RCOnline.fp5&-lay=Detail&-Max=20&-format=comm_section_list.html&Category=Community&IsCurrent=Y&-find
Your link fails. Better find the direct link to what you were trying to show us.
You consider beautiful Queen Esta a failure? Shame on you.
It didn’t link to anything. It just went to the main page of something and didn’t have any pictures of beautiful women.
I was just illustrating why I visit nickscipio.com every day, where I am from the “beautiful” women have goatees.
Sarcasm, obviously one of the many services you offer.
Looks to me rather like some kind of Cherry breed.
But I’m not a botanist. Bottomist, more likely.
now if i could find them under the bougainvillea in my front yard, trimming it wouldn’t be nearly as bothersome…..
Blooming Lovely little Flowers hey mates?
Someone should warn them about the pricks.. er.. thorns.. those plants have.
They sure make a nice treesome.
Looks like our ATV girls needed some shade.
Ah, the boobies are in bloom!
Mmmmm….. Blooming Boobies……
Now just why is it I feel an urge to leave trails of nectar here?
The girl on the right sure looks a lot like actress Deborah Foreman to me.