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cunniclaus: heisser-hengst: omgpit1: franklust: omgpit1: Anke Meissner, die verfickte Weihnachtshure,ne geile Fotze hat sie ja. Wer will die Sau ficken? Ich gern Ich würde auch gerne! die geile schlampe von EDEKA! Ich komme mal vorbei
omgpit1: franklust: omgpit1: Anke Meissner, die verfickte Weihnachtshure,ne geile Fotze hat sie ja. Wer will die Sau ficken? aber nur in ihre Maulfotze, die schlampe bei EDEKA zeigt die sich nie, nur bla bla
omgpit1: franklust: omgpit1: Anke Meissner, die verfickte Weihnachtshure,ne geile Fotze hat sie ja. Wer will die Sau ficken? aber nur in ihre Maulfotze,
thedailywhat: Morning Links: Mashable tracks down Merton the Chatroulette Piano Guy; neglects to ask him how his wife Fleur is doing. OMG Cat loves the Meissner effect. (via.) Morning Distraction: Specter Spelunker Shrinks. (via.) Morning Wood: Penny
Meissner Starfighter Doujinshi
Happy Valentine’s Day, sweethearts! For Meissner, who draws some amazing Abel in fancy dresses and Starfighter doujinshi! Спасибо, дорогая!
The Snow Queen by ~Meissner-kun
meissner-kun: Happy Birthday)))))) Милашка! Спасибо!♥♥♥♥
meissner-kun: Shall we dance?
hamletmachine: meissner-kun: Happy Birthday)))))) Милашка! Спасибо!♥♥♥♥
wapiti3: Anatomical memoirs about the perennibranchiaten and derotremen explanations of plates here By Fischer, J. G. (Johann Gustav), 1819-1889 Publication info Hamburg: O. Meissner, 1864th BHL Collections: Ernst Mayr Library of the MCZ,
blueblackdream:Edvard Munch, Rosa Meissner in Hotel Rôhne, Warnemünde, 1907
kuinexs: Edvard Munch, Femme en pleurs, 1907 Studies, sketches and photography of model Rosa Meissner. via jlggbblog3
nanodash: clazzjassicalrockhop: nanodash: allons-ycupcake: nanodash: This is a manifestation of the Meissner Effect. When a superconductor reaches a critical temperature (usually very cold, 1 - 70 K) it expels all magnetic field lines. So if you
slutankem: Slut Anke Meissner
darkangelsbride: Photo by Daniel Meissner
chasingpagesquotes: “Which was worse? Mourning the loss of something with knowing you never actually had it, or mourning the loss of what you thought you had and never had at all?” — Susan Meissner, A Fall of Marigolds
