Saturday, August 23, 2025

Nothing To See Here... Rated G.

 

 Here is the post without the added pillow mints.

 

 


 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 





























































 



































































































Stay safe out there and enjoy your weekend!!


13 comments:

  1. Love the red hot feet pics. Keep up the good work.

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  2. Thanks, Irish. Still a great post. Be well and take your time.

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  3. Nice droll on 27, pretty good looking legs on 28, nice looking older lady on 37 nice aura on 49, nice everything on 74.

    PS You need to stand up to these people. Find another hosting site, if necessary. Others have done it.

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  4. Regardless of how they try to hurt you, please know your efforts are deeply appreciated; not just for the ladies you share, but for all of it.

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  5. “New couch” is simply NOT the first thought that came to mind.

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  6. I gained weight simply looking at that surf & turf board.

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  7. Who is the beauty in the second to last photo?

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  8. Keep up the good work. Stay Safe.

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  9. Outstanding, even without the nanny’s

    31 my uncle taught me as a kid that bolts are aerodynamic and excellent ammo

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  10. 34 here’s how they do it. If on October 1 like has been said everyone transfers investments to a money market it will disrupt their plans.

    Retirement accounts are now north of $40 trillion, and thanks to auto-enrollment and target-date defaults, much of that is funneled into index funds whether or not valuations make sense. Passive has overtaken active management, and the big three firms — Vanguard, BlackRock, State Street — collectively control tens of trillions. Their flows don’t analyze; they just buy. The bigger the stock, the bigger the allocation. That’s how the Magnificent Seven levitate while market breadth gasps for air.

    But those inflows depend on payrolls. When jobs go, contributions dry up, and redemptions accelerate as people tap savings. And here’s the dirty little secret: these funds don’t keep giant cash cushions. To meet redemptions, many have already been borrowing against credit lines instead of liquidating assets. That’s leverage by another name. It works when redemptions are small, but if they build, funds flip into forced sellers at the worst possible moment. This isn’t a side pocket of the market — it’s more than half of U.S. fund assets, wired directly into retirement accounts. Which is why I’ve argued that job losses are the silent tripwire. When payrolls crack, the passive bid cracks, and when the passive bid cracks, the market has no floor.

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