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Published: 2015-04-04 22:53:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 34490; Favourites: 414; Downloads: 475
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Security goes first! I feel lazy about editing the first image of the story with the new pool scene, so there goes the one of the last ones with the old scene, as usual first a black screen and I update in 10 minutes.Related content
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Love this? Is there a place where I can find images just from this perspective? Seeing GTS looking down at their feet is always my favorite.
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these ones are not usual, I tend to do them because it's alot of work adding the characters so onceΒ it work I milk the scene doing a lot of diffrent camera shots...
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My little midget man try to keep runningΒ
I cannot see you when you closer to me
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hahaha, story of my life....though I'm not quite as busty or tall as this.
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Do You have a boyfriend ?
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So you goes around watching your steps too?
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Always...I don't notice short people down there sometimes
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Then remember to watch us for us! Β
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It's goodΒ then! Β
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Watching my steps...------> watching my boobs... *couldn't resist bad joke, sorry*
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Truly bad... You should be ashamed... Β
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ΒΏy alcanza a ver sus pies?
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A good way to hide and seek!
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Hide in plain sigh? I would prefer to keep visible to my giantess, don't get to be stepped on!
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She won't step on you. Well at least I won't
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I mean accidentally... If you can't see me you could step on me...
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I see what you did there.
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Bending... of course that is bad for the back and she can't do it all the time...
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Some kind of reference that I don't know? Β
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Jack in the Beanstalk I think
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Pufff...Β I know the tale, but I can just imagine how that was translated...
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In traditional English version of Jack and the Beanstalk, the giant has a semi-rhyming refrain
"Fee-fi-foe-fum,
I smell the blood of an Englishman.
Be he alive, or be he dead
I'll grind his bones to make my bread"
The first two lines is actually much older than the Beanstalk tale. Β There's Β a bit in Shakespeare's King Lear where someone says: Β "Fy, Fa and fum,Β I smell the bloud of an Englishman"
Because of the phrase being used in many versions of Jack and the Beanstalk, the phrase "Fee Fi Foe Fum" is associated with a giant-sized person announcing their arrival or appearance on the scene.
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Thanks for the clarification!
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You are welcome.
Hope I didn't over-explain.
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Just a thing it pops into my head
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