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JohnSmytheOne 1 year ago
This is where someone must tell you, that this is such an impressively, slender & long, gams, against a very gorgeous Apple Bottom (in general, a species quite rare…and although most can say with absolute conviction, that they are around, just not nearly as what used to be less endangered). As our Society has already been deprived-enough, anything you can do to elucidate upon the benefits of the species, maybe even the one-off attempt to breed, that would be appreciated by management (jokes). Cheers, Mark
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