More Beautiful Women of India

Celebs grace the launch of Pradeep Jethani's Jet Gems:

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India Bridal Fashion Week 2012

Bipasha Basu walk the ramp at Aamby Valley India Bridal Fashion Week 2012:

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More Yaoi - Seme and Uke

By Ed Gottschalk (Ed Gottschalk, upload on Animexx)
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Yaoi - Tickling Female Fantasies

Yaoi (also known as Boys' Love) is, according to Wikipedia: "a Japanese popular term for female-oriented fictional media that focus on homoerotic or homoromantic male sexual relationships, usually created by female authors."

So it's kind of like the female equivalent of men getting off on lesbian erotica. Now you know what really goes through their lustful, filthy minds.

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Women of Vietnam

Today we help to celebrate Vietnam's National Day, marking the country's Declaration of Independence from France in 1945. Vietnam is a country known for it's remarkable courage in the face of hostility and outside aggression. It is also justly remarked upon for the splendour of its natural beauty, with which it is much endowed.

By Tuong Yen (The candle)
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By Adam Jones Adam63 (Own work)
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By Newonehttp://blogtiengviet.net/NghiaHa (Own work)
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Xcanbiet at the English language Wikipedia
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By Ruud van Leeuwen (Girl)
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By Seattle Municipal Archives
(Flickr: Dancers at Vietnamese Tet Festival, 2003)
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Xcanbiet at the English language Wikipedia
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