Count your pennies, baby: the "Captain America" chopper from Easy Rider is going on the auction block. Several were made for the film by Cliff Vaughn, but the mint models were all stolen during production. This one is the bike that crashed at the end, and the director gave it to Grizzly Adams, who worked on restoring it. The style is so iconic they make custom kits just of the Captain America, but drive the real thing around and you'll be the cool kid on the block.

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Last week it was cold enough that your nipples could cut glass, but I still don't think they'd work very well as a turntable stylus. Didn't stop this lady from trying, though.

Aside from her amazing fashion sense, let's take a look at Boobs McGee's album collection. There's a couple more albums than in the picture below, but all together we've got:

• Getz/Gilberto: smooth bossa-nova jazz; excellent for making out.
• About the Blues, Julie London: a smoky voice and light jazz, more lovemaking music
• Revolver, The Beatles: one of the greatest albums ever made
• Strangers In The Night, Frank Sinatra: Probably the weakest of the set, but contains some of Frank's most iconic songs.
• More Encore Of Golden Hits, The Platters: A cash-in reissue of lesser-known songs -- and I actually enjoy this more, since so many Platters songs get overplayed on the oldies stations.

Unfortunately, I don't have a high enough resolution picture to tell what her nipple-singles are.

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