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 Cute! The "original" pic I had in my head actually did have Clark in Martha's arms. I didn't specify in my story, but the image in my head has always been like that. So the next time Lois went to Clark’s apartment and he was running late and he’d answered in a towel... Well, she noticed right off that it was the yellow towel. You're starting to make me wonder about the color the towel is in the pilot... *lol* I picked yellow cause it's my favorite - no other reason at all. (my own towels are all yellow, in fact - I wouldn't mind finding Clark wearing one of them!) I'm not real sure it would have been useful to try and keep the towel up to hide himself with - cause a 30 year old thing is probably falling apart so much Lois would have been able to see through it, no super powers required.  *lol* You know, if I knew one existed, I'd spend the rest of the night hunting for a bare bottom pic... I don't think I've even seen that in any film I've ever watched. Damn shame, really. 
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Hehe, adorable! I think I'm off to snuggle with *my* fluffy yellow towel and dream of seeing that grown up bare-bottom peeking out of it.  Good job with the story! Jessi
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Hah! I loved it, Nancy! Lara's description of baby Clark in the yellow towel in "Cut From the Same Cape" was so memorable, and now you tell us the true story behind that picture? Yay!!!  I think Lara and Nancy, with some help from LabRat, have created a new classic Superman/LnC accessory - the yellow towel. A classic creation by Classicalla!  Ann
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You know, if I knew one existed, I'd spend the rest of the night hunting for a bare bottom pic... I don't think I've even seen that in any film I've ever watched. Damn shame, really. Well, I guess 'No Alibi' is about as close as you are likely to get. And believe it or not, I've still got towels I had in college (and that was 29 years ago). They are not in fantastic condition, but they are actually still quite usuable.  Thanks Lara and Jessi I believe I might have to have some dreams about that bottom, too...
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Loved this bit, Nancy. The image of Clark losing his towel right in front of Lois...  !!!!!
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Even better, let that old towel disintegrate in front of Lois! 
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![[Linked Image]](http://www.v-rodforums.com/forums/images/smilies/rofl3.gif) Very cute. The baby bits were sweet. Awwwwwww. And what an image at the end there! I had to turn the fan up again. It's going to wear out at this rate. /me reads Olympe's fdk...mind starts to wander.../me turns fan up another notch... LabRat
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That was so sweet, Nancy! And I love the ending.
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I enjoyed your baby towel story Clark with a towel in front of Lois - great end! Barb
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Clark with a towel in front of Lois - great end! Great rear end, perhaps? Ann
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Great rear end, perhaps? LOL! That's exactly what I was thinking!!
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Thanks Ann. Sorry I missed you earlier. Looks like we were posting at about the same time! I think Lara and Nancy, with some help from LabRat, have created a new classic  Thanks Barabara!. Oh, I see you’re back to the bad butterfly! Love that. Ooh, disintegrate! Thanks Mellie! Glad I had you turning up your fan again, LabRat. Thanks Lisa! Thanks Barb! Thanks Darcy! Oh, yeah!!
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Heh, cute. Makes me all the more glad that there's no baby pictures of me like that, how embarrassing.
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Thanks Vincent! I guess I can truly feel for Clark because there are baby pics of me like that!
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I know there are some really embarrassing baby pictures about me, too. Well, in my teens, I managed to discretely remove the worst of them...
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Just be glad we're old enough so most of us don't have baby videos.
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Actually, there is one... But it's not to bad, and it has vanished ages ago. Not my doing, though!
Anyway, although I have a bunch of pics from my daughter, they don't qualify for embarrassing. That was really important to me.
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Oh, come on! How is a cute pic like that embarassing? The way I see it in my head, it's the cutest darned thing you've ever seen!
I've never destroyed any of my baby pics (or any of the later ones, either - no matter how awful) - when you're older, they're fun to look at. ...and my mom would have killed me, of course. *lol*
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