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  • boricuamaximus

    Ultimate Member
    Dec 27, 2008
    6,237
    I dont know much about archery but I am wondering if the instructor is teacher her good form.
     

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    smokey

    2A TEACHER
    Jan 31, 2008
    31,565
    i can see this thread should last a while...but i may as well get while the gettin's good. I think the form's supposed to look something like this...
    archery-queen-hot-girl[1].jpg

    hot-girl-with-bow[1].jpg
     

    lx1x

    Peanut Gallery
    Apr 19, 2009
    26,992
    Maryland
    LOL

    to answer the question.. the last pic has the the best form (both the bow and dampeners) hands down.. the first looks like the bottom of the bow is not deep enough in the chicks shorts..
     

    august1410

    Marcas Registradas
    Apr 10, 2009
    22,563
    New Bern, NC
    And clearly natural...

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    Take that, Alucard!
     
    Oct 27, 2008
    8,444
    Dundalk, Hon!
    My vote: Post #5, 2nd pic. Rrrrowr... Arf! Arf!

    No, we don't ever grow up, not out of that, anyway.
     

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