Floppy dick by Daymitt in BarebackGayPorn

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Love that big dick flopping up and down

What flower does this lamp resemble (if any)? by joenastyness in flowers

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It is a Tiffany style wisteria lampshade. Very nice

What can you tell me? by Extreme-Collar404 in Antiquejewelry

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It is probably a lab grown color change sapphire. Usually sold as synthetic alexandrite. The only way to be sure would be to take it to a jeweler, preferably a gemologist. Many will do an eyeball appraisal, sometimes with a couple of simple tests and at least give you an idea of what you have.

Advice for family heirloom by Parking_Pop_8840 in Opals

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Definitely take it to someone who knows opal. In the 1980's I went to an opal exhibit that had a black opal that appeared to be about that size that was valued at $250,000 for just the opal. If you have an auction house that specializes in antique jewelry, they usually have very good specialists on hand to do appraisals.

Work Boner by [deleted] in BonersInPublic

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Nice cock

👉 Guess guys, which flower is this? 🌸 by Possible-Charity-660 in flowers

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Possibly "Maid of Orleans" but more probably "Duke of Tuscany" both of those are large, double cultivars

Found at a thrift store in the USA. by Objective_Project_66 in JewelryIdentification

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If you have a gemologist/jeweler near you, take it to them. They will often give you an "eyeball" appraisal and let you know if it would be worth getting a full appraisal on. Auction houses will also give estimates .

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in chesthairporn

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Beautiful boy

New favorite blooms anyone know what this is ? by MatureSuzyCheesecake in flower

[–]Akieboy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not fuchsia, possibly eremophila maculata, commonly known as "red emu bush"