1882 – Windsor – Brighton Beach Duplicated
1899 – Birchip – Woomelang Line Opened
1924 – Tram W.256 entered service
1929 – Tram W2.582 entered service
1947 – Tram SW6.931 entered service
1968 – I was born, which makes me 40ish.
1970 – Carriages PCO1 and PCO2 entered service
1971 – Tram Ballarat.21 was withdrawn
1981 – Tram W2.455 was withdrawn
1984 – Harris Carriages 711M and 804T were withdrawn
1986 – Tram A2.278 entered service
1991 – Tram B2.2087 was delivered
1992 – Trams B2.2093 and B2.2094 entered service
2008 – Visited the (former) General Motors Railway Station
2009 – Not a bad birthday.*

(list courtesy of vicsig.net)

* – I got to travel on a couple of trains, had a tuna roll, received a pair of running shorts/after shave/cologne/gold bracelet.  Small things, but they added up.

Yes, I know it’s a topic that’s been done to death, but I’ve not touched it so…

I was looking for shavers on eBay, Gillette Double Edged Safety Razors, and stumbled across the store for fashion.addict619.

I never realised how much curvaceous models featured on eBay.  I was surprised.

And no, I’m not naive.  I’ve think we’ve all seen things racier than the photo left (the Wicked Weasel site for example).  It was a surprise to see curvaceous models on eBay.

The title of this post comes from the profile page of eBay seller Sexy Maria.  Who describes herself as being open for business.

Rightttttt.