It’s not often that one sees something of such beauty, such an exquisite heritage and all the things that givee petrol-heads / piston-heads a headache, and an overwhelming desire to possess.
Well then, how about this 1951 Maserati A6G/2000 AC Frua Spyder:
Here’s the whole story of the car; and yes, forget the price, as you would for an original Monet painting. Rather, just marvel at the artistry.
As a rule, I change the wallpaper on my laptop to no set schedule, and it depends on my mood at the time as to which new one I select. This Alan Fearnley pic, however, will probably stay there for quite some time… (right-click to embiggen)
She drove me crazy in Gone With The Wind as the goody-goody Melanie Wilkes, but Olivia De Havilland could do sexy with the best of them, too.
In that last pic, she could be Ingrid Bergman, or Patricia Neal — yes, she’s that beautiful.
And that soft, velvet voice… have mercy.
Here’s Episode 1 (which explains the background to this silliness), and this is the second such:
Ekin-Su Culculoglu
Olympia Valance
Addison Rae
Tallia Storm
And our Oldie-But-Still-Goodie:
Stephanie Seymour
More later, as the opportunity arises [sic].
Among all the other reasons we should like Gene Tierney, not the least is that she was a lifelong Republican. And then there are these:
Best of all, she was a noted party girl, who had flings with men all over the place. Nowadays, of course, that would be unremarkable. In those days… scandalous.
My kinda gal.
Apparently, yesterday was International Orgasm Day or something equally stupid.
Needless to say, I missed it, just as I’ve missed so many of its namesakes.
Nowadays, of course, I’m more likely to have a Supreme Moment by looking at pictures of things like this: 
…or this:
…rather than this:
In truth, though, what would really get the old juices running would be… ummmm… how can I put this delicately, or in a manner which wouldn’t cause the fuzz to show up at my door…
A deep pit full of dead Socialists?
Something like that.