in flight entertainment

Jormungandr Throne Room by Wesley Phua

my city in autumn

This dapper dude lives in a penthous

I illustrated some Guacamole Characters aka the Guac Squad

christmas tree pipe

hair styles

Independence Day Resurgence Production Paintings by Paolo Giandos

History of Swear Words Season One

With Nicolas Cage, Joel Kim Booster, DeRay Davis, Open Mike Eagle. An education in expletives: the history lesson you didn’t know you needed hosted by Nicolas Cage. A loud and proudly profane series that explores the origins, pop culture-usage, science and cultural impact of curse words.

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Traveling in my Airstream

Batgirl by Philip Tan and Elmer Santos

Hello Kitty tat

Death Lotus by Kristian Agerkvist

What if Canada falls by Weihao Wei

seahorse lamp

death stalks the punisher

Nata Lee’s Super Sexy Christmas Cleavage

SKY SHARKS

The Dead Rig by Victor Koroedov

Red Devil

God Fist Lee Sin by Alex Flores

Here is my Lady Ravioli The face she makes when she plays is the cutest thing ever

this website

600 stimulus is like

$600

the devil told me to do it

this is how it works

Home is where your ass should be

crowded building

fish bones sand art

don’t be obvious

porcelain tank

Kayla – Mercy – Overwatch by beethy on DeviantArt

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honey what’s wrong

Liquid Cats

princess party

Morcheeba – The Sea Big Calm 1998 Vinyl 4K 24bit96kHz

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Powder – Parov Stelar

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bag o potato

Sentinel Factory by Peter V Nguyen

fuck waking up

babe leftovers

Albino alligator

cobra by camille ku

pink haired gunny

beware of the wife

breaking heart

perfect piggy bank

Riley Summers

christmas frog

Wonder Woman 1984

Directed by Patty Jenkins. With Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Kristen Wiig, Pedro Pascal. Rewind to the 1980s as Wonder Woman’s next big screen adventure finds her facing two all-new foes: Max Lord and The Cheetah.

I’m disappointed that I spent $15 on HBO Max to watch this. It’s an ok film, a generic super hero story with a well used storyline that doesn’t even use Wonder Woman in a way that makes her feel like a great super hero (which she is) but more of a generic character that gets new powers by just thinking about them for a while. There’s bad physics all over the place, and they’ve completely changed both of the main villain’s origins, which is always a strong indicator that the writers just didn’t understand the source materials and couldn’t be bothered to try to work them into their own unique and special story. I’m particularly bitter about Max Lord, who really isn’t like his comic book version at all, other than in name alone. He was one of my favorite parts of the Justice League comics back and in the day and it’s a shame to see him reduced in nearly every way in this film.

Additionally, there’s a mid credits scene that leaves me with a few questions, but I’ll leave those for another day when I do a rewatch.

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