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The SFW image thread

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Winged One said:
...is her son adopted? Because that last one is clearly a loli.
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Nope, it's loli mom syndrome. It appears uncommonly but that loli is likely 30 or 40 something years old.

I know a few loli anime moms off the top of my head, well, I do when I'm not tired.

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No idea where that one is from though.
 
OverReactionGuy said:
Nope, it's loli mom syndrome. It appears uncommonly but that loli is likely 30 or 40 something years old.

I know a few loli anime moms off the top of my head, well, I do when I'm not tired.

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No idea where that one is from though.
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It's just that an entire fetus fitting in that loli doesn't seem physically possible. Is her uterus a TARDIS?
 
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Datsun Fairlady 1200 roadster. Introduced in 1960, and produced through 1962, the Fairlady 1200 (also marketed as the Datsun Sports 1200) was the first Japanese sports car sold in the US, and inspired other Japanese carmakers to start developing sports cars of their own.

The name 'Fairlady' was chosen by Nissan executives purported as a homage to the late 1950s hit Broadway musical My Fair Lady, that several of them had seen.
 
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1966-67 Datsun Fairlady 1600 (Sports 1600)

In 1963, Nissan introduced the second generation of the Fairlady, with a 1.5L engine and many improvements to the suspension and interior that made their little roadster a true sports car competitive with small British roadsters like the MGB and the Triumph TR4. In 1965, the Fairlady was given a styling facelift and revised interior, and in 1966, the engine was enlarged to 1.6L.
 
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This Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat is a particularly unique aircraft, as in addition to being one of only a few airworthy Hellcats left in the world, it is also one of only a handful of surviving aircraft known to have been used in combat by an ace, being flown by Alexander Vraciu, who ended World War II with 19 confirmed kills (placing him in a 3-way tie for 4th-highest scoring USN aviator of that conflict,) on several missions over the Marshalls and the Gilbert Islands in early 1944.
 
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1967-68 Datsun Fairlady 2000 (Sports 2000)

Partway through the 1967 model year, Nissan offered an optional, larger 2L SOHC engine in the Fairlady roadster that produced 133 HP as opposed to the 96 HP of the 1600, while an optional competition package that included twin carburetors and a more aggressive cam bumped the output up to 150 HP, making the Fairlady 2000 a performance bargain of the era, that enjoyed considerable success in racing. The Fairlady 2000 is also notable as being one of the very first cars to offer a 5-speed manual transmission as standard equipment.
 
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