CAMPER

Burn it down “Daniel Danger”

This new sign they’ve put up in work to welcome us back in the office…

Mario Smash

Safari Endeavour vessel (232 feet (71 m) long and with up to 88 guests + 37 crew members) in front of the Lamplugh Glacier, Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska, United States

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Eva Green

BIKINI

Mamma Mia !

In 1925, two medical students dissected an entire human nervous system. It took them over 1500 hours. The body was that of the hospitals cleaning lady who passed away.

“we’re fighting against this” American poster, artist Chester Raymond Miller, 1944.

OFF ROAD

The iPod Collection

OUCH

OWL

George Pérez, Influential and Dynamic Comic Book Artist, Dead at 67

Prolific penciler’s work on Wonder Woman and Crisis on Infinite Earths was the perfect storytelling canvas,” DC Comics said

Paris, 1972, Montparnasse tower and railstation under construction.

Rey Cosplay by ArmoredHeartCosplay

Red bananas

Nina Dobrev

Keeping the helmet on would’ve helped both

Show me the real confederate flag

Hot Toys announce for the 20th anniversary of Star Wars: Attack of the Clones

Grandpas new contraption…

The Thousands Sons by Johan Grenier

Eldenrings

Shoot for The Moon by NanoMortis

Grand Lisboa hotel, China

Alexandra Daddario

Hard to make friends as an adult

Winging it

Monica Bellucci (1991)

Black hair and dress

Cowgirl enjoying her drink

I forget… which god are these working for?

The Darkness In the Harbor, New Dust Cover Book Illustration [OC] [K.L. Turner, AKA Eclectix]

May the 4th be with you

The precursor to the Ukraine Farmer’s Army.

Underwater Cyberpunk City

Boob newspaper

Ready For More

Moon Knight

Jakarta International Stadium and Formula E circuit with Jakarta Skyline in the background

g-string guitar booty

Berkey Station, Mack Sztaba

The Last Shift

The Last Shift: Directed by Andrew Cohn. With Richard Jenkins, Shane Paul McGhie, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Ed O’Neill. Stanley’s last shift at his fast food job takes an unexpected turn when he befriends a young African-American work employee.

I was hoping for more than what we got, but I’ll have to admit the final product is well done. I had built this movie into something it wasn’t in my head, as it’s been on my watch list since I ran into a trailer back in early 2021, and finally found it on a random streaming site. I had the impression this was going to be about a hard working guy that hands off the responsibilities of his job to a younger man of a different race, and while the film IS about that, it’s not handled in the way that I thought it would be, with the older retiring guy being as much of a victim of society and the world around him as the younger new employee.

It’s sad though, especially if you’ve ever been caught up in the bullshit that happens when you make a couple small personal mistakes, they snowball into something larger, and you never get forgiveness or closure on them.

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Nature around you

Jane Seymour

Current situation

Maternal Instinct

I need another beer