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BIKINI

Hobbes is just so adorable

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Not hot then hot

Rebecca Ferguson at Mission Impossible Rogue Nation event

Space Fight – Wallpaper

Fuck them xenos!

Animal Welfare……..

Tricia Helfer

Either Im getting my hair permed as requested or theyre performing a brain transplant w/o my consent

Winona Ryder in 1990’s

Snowmobile

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I Can’t… Summon… the Strength… to Care (1660×3600)

The Minidalorian (1440×3088) ▬ 84.41% TrueBlack

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Adventures of Superman #493

Liv Tyler

Stuttgart

SNOW MACHINE

TRANS AM

1978

Motorcycle

More Chongqing, China

Teresa Palmer

DUNE BUGGY

Star Wars: Darth Vader – Black, White & Red #1 – Artist: Alex Maleev

Paula Patton

Superman #39

Jessica Biel

Nat King Cole, Eartha Kitt, and Cab Calloway (1958)

GATE OF IVREL by artist Michael Whelan

Serious

Across the Spider-Verse – Peter B Parker (2023) – Mobile Wallpaper

SEXY

cuts everywhere else but in the republican wallets

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MOONPIT IV by OHA

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K-43269 Vystrel-M armored vehicle and BM-30-D Spitsa turrets (32V01) with a 2A42 30mm cannon

B-Wings At The Battle Of Endor by Brian J Murphy

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Space Lanes Traders – Ships by Aurelien Rantet

Blepping for a full 2 minutes

Jessica Chastain

Monica Barbaro

The gate that is called 鳥居 [3440×1440]

EMINEM & DR.DRE ON BANJO GUITAR (Forgot About Dre) – Luca Stricagnoli

The Last Fantastic Four Story #1

Written by STAN LEE Pencils and Cover by JOHN ROMITA JR. Legendary writer and Fantastic Four co-creator Stan Lee unites with artist John Romita Jr. to tell his final story of the team that started the Marvel age!

A perfectly enjoyable FF story that feels like a classic Stan Lee adventure with the gorgeous and appropriate art by John Romita Jr. The story itself revolves around a seemingly unstoppable force that’s arrived at Earth to inform humanity that it’s time is up, like a much more decided alien from “The Day The Earth Stood Still”. There’s a classic Stan Lee resolution to the story involving phoning a friend who in turn phones his creator and it’s all wrapped up in a neat bow in which the heroes prevail and all of humanity is saved. It’s a good book and a great modern story by Lee.

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