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Re: Busty Yahoo Updates
« Reply #15 on: January 06, 2013, 10:24:23 PM »
HUGE Update!!!!

OK what have we got:-

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Booby_Books/
Links to some great new authors!

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Booby_Comics
1 new comic - The Diary Of Loveable Laura

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Booby_Comics2
NEW Group! 9 new comics - Felicity Freebody, Randy Mandy & Tracie Dick

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Booby_Tricks2
A lot of Bill Ward scenes, plus some pics & videos I put up before Christmas

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Breastsmothering3
Again, a lot of Bill Ward scenes, plus some more pics & videos I put up before Christmas


Plus don't forget to have a look at the links sections for links (What else! LOL) to some great videos too large for Yahoo, and for details of what other people are doing!

Where there are overflow groups (eg Booby Comics, Booby Tricks & Breastsmothering) you need to look back to the original group for links - other than ones to my own groups.

I hope that all makes sense!

Happy New Year!

Brian
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Re: Busty Yahoo Updates
« Reply #16 on: January 06, 2013, 10:29:54 PM »
PS) There are two or three other groups nearing completion.

And I've almost run out of comics to post - which means I'll be returning to primarily adding to Booby Books again soon.

Plus, once I've found a new job, I may have a look around some vintage magazine sellers for more comics to scan...

We'll see what happens!
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Re: Busty Yahoo Updates
« Reply #17 on: January 06, 2013, 10:40:45 PM »
I'll have to check some of these out. thank you for posting them

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Re: Busty Yahoo Updates
« Reply #18 on: March 24, 2013, 10:40:30 PM »
I've been off with a chest infection for the past few weeks.

Looking for something uncomplicated to do with my time I've created a couple of new groups:-

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Booby_By_Numbers
Dedicated to busty women being measured or having their breasts weighed.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Booby_Ts
Dedicated to busty women wearing incredibly tight tops, or tops with amusing slogans on them.

Various content - pics, drawings, videos...

Many of the other groups have had updates since my last post as well. See above for links.

And several more groups are partially completed and waiting to be added - including ones on milking, flashing, boob sucking & even groping - with permission of course!

Best  wishes,

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Re: Busty Yahoo Updates
« Reply #19 on: March 24, 2013, 11:30:45 PM »
Yahoo still exists?!  :o  I better get onto my Compuserve email and tell everyone I know! ;)

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Re: Busty Yahoo Updates
« Reply #20 on: March 25, 2013, 08:02:44 AM »
You young whipper-snapper!

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Re: Busty Yahoo Updates
« Reply #21 on: March 25, 2013, 10:28:14 AM »
LOL! I had to laugh!

Just seen the news and Yahoo had a fairly big mention today.

Not sure I can why why because of forum rules.

But they're still there!
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Re: Busty Yahoo Updates
« Reply #22 on: March 25, 2013, 11:28:25 AM »
LOL! I had to laugh!

Just seen the news and Yahoo had a fairly big mention today.

Not sure I can why why because of forum rules.

But they're still there!

While I'm flattered to be called a 'whippersnapper' (if only it were true! :)) I don't still use the AOL email account I had in the 80s either. :P ;)

Yes, Yahoo's been in the news almost constantly for the past several years: mainly stories about how awful it's been doing, all the layoffs, the loss of market dominance and market share, how far it's fallen in the portal/gateway wars, etc... And of course, more recently for its cute new CEO who had a nursery added to her office at work so she could bring her new baby with her every day and then immediately renegged on all the existing work-at-home agreements that Yahoo had made with employees ...some percentage of which are surely new parents who want/need to have their babies with them too (but we can't all be CEOs with private nurseries, can we?).

I've got zip against Yahoo... I don't use it so I've got no dog in that fight. And CEO/corporate hypocrisy/misbehavior doesn't phase or surprise me either... heck, I expect it. There's just so damn much flotsam and jetsam on most Yahoo pages (dozens of extraneous links to all sorts of places hither and yon around Yahoo) and the actual content being discussed is always needlessly obscured and remote (i.e.: never a link to a file from the directory, but rather a link to a page with the file... with the full-rez image often multiple clicks removed from the thumbnail!) that the amount of time/effort required just to look around, let alone actively participate is, IMO, ridonkulous. Because of this reality, I don't frequent ANY Yahoo clubs no matter how enticing the subject matter might be to me because of what a colossal PITA it's always been to use them. Literally, you could start a club dealing exclusively with hitherto-unknown/unseen hardcore videos starring Danni Ashe and even though that's just about the most interesting thing I can think of off the top of my head atm, the fact that you did so via Yahoo Clubs would actually give me pause about visiting. I kid you not.

Pretty much ANY OTHER paradigm for sharing interests with others online seems to be more efficient IME: forum threads, HTML-based galleries, newsgroups, another popular method that can't be discussed at the BEA, etc... and though I don't use 'em, I suspect the same holds true for all the newer social-media-based menthods: faceb00k, twitter, tumblr, ad infinitum. Frankly, Yahoo Clubs were already something of an anachronism back when the BEA was relatively new.

I applaud your enthusiasm and that of anyone who expends their own time and effort to run/help with/participate in any shared experience online (i.e.: it's why I mod here of course) but all such efforts don't achieve an equal return on investment in terms of ease-of-use and practicality ...in this respect, Yahoo Clubs are essentially the equivalent of a 'buy high and sell low' investment strategy. It's not the message (subject matter) I object to, it's the method.

My point in a nutshell: what you have to say might be fascinating, but very few folks are going to hear you if you insist on communicating only by telegram. ;)
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