Wow thanks. Some of my favorite style of dresses there.
Beware if you have bandwidth limits or data caps viewing those on your mobile data plan. Some of those pix are PNG image files up to 1.5mb in size. So if you click on a lot of them, it will add up to a lot of bandwidth. They'll also take a long time to load on a slow data plan, dialup, or minimum DSL hookup.
Also most USA & Canadian ISPs throttle down your speed (sometimes 40-50% or more) once you reach a preset, but un-mentioned monthly bandwidth limit of 1-10gb on their "unlimited" plans. Although they will all deny throttling your speed, when confronted with the evidence of severe throttling, they claim the only ones reaching their limits so they have to throttle back their speeds are file sharers & torrent downloaders.
That's nonsense! You can use up to 1/6-1/4gb just by visiting the overloaded yahoo front page, yahoo news page, or Facebook. After just visiting those pages a few times a day, & a gallery like these using massive PNG image files, you've already used up your bandwidth limit for a month within a week, so are stuck with reduced, throttled speed, none-functional or skipping you-tube pages, & netflix problems the rest of the month.
Within a week of using Yahoo news, Facebook, & a few you-tube videos, without downloading, file sharing, or using any torrents, verizon throttles down my speed by at least 40% because I've aready exceeded their limits for the month. They're even sneaky about how they throttle you so you don't know it. They'll give you full speed a few seconds to load a page or pass an ISP speed test, but stuff that is big enough to take a minute or more to download they turn down your speed.
In another words, exactly the stuff you'd really need the speed you're paying them for, is exactly what they throttle back the speed on when you use it.
One of my favorites: