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I just finished a 3-hour clean up on her —the works... I bought her this new bra which does not have wires. Her boobs are so heavy and big now that I can't have her "free-boobin'" during down time. But anyways, I had this wig from my first doll. It's purpose is to make her look like Barbara Dare —the porn chick from the eighties. I used to have her in my Penthouse mag stashed in the woods next to the train station in my Cleveland days as a kid. My doll, Jayon looks way better than Barbara Dare, I think.

Stupid landscape... It makes it hard for me to be so publicly doll-proud when I mess up the pics. Next time, friends.

Serious fan of your work-- Im gonna try it on my doll at some point to do the slime,,, however im a little nervous, My girls breast feel solid, so im not sure about the cavity inside,,

She looks great, I don't mind turning my head to see her! Looks like you're drying her out, is she warmed up at 78 or do you still do something else when time to play?

EBmoist, thanks for the support! What brand is your doll?

Stones, thanks... That fan just shows the room temp. I use it after cleaning down below, but yesterday I cleaned her big time.

SC Kline wrote:Stupid landscape... It makes it hard for me to be so publicly doll-proud when I mess up the pics. Next time, friends.

There have been a couple of threads where this has been discussed at length. It's caused by the fact that most cameras store photos in one orientation or the other (landscape or portrait), along with a tag to tell viewing software whether or not to rotate it (and if so, by how much). This usually works, but for whatever reason, browsers don't do this when the photo is embedded in a forum thread. Clicking the image usually enlarges and rotates it, though.

If you want to avoid the problem, most image-editing software will auto-rotate the image. Saving it will then leave it properly oriented. This also usually gives you the option to remove EXIF metadata, which sometimes includes GPS data you might not want to make public. (I didn't see that in your photo's metadata, though.) See this thread for more on this subject.