Leonard Nimoy and his ’64 Riviera, 1967

Kate Winslet in the 90s

Airplane

ENGINE

20 for water bottle.

Charlotte is showing her colors

CRUNCH

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam [OC]

Turkish F16‘s during recent exercise [6273×5262]

BRONCO

“Star Trek: Section 31” Review

Star Trek: Section 31: Directed by Olatunde Osunsanmi. With Michelle Yeoh, Omari Hardwick, Sam Richardson, Robert Kazinsky. In Star Trek: Section 31, Emperor Philippa Georgiou joins a secret division of Starfleet tasked with protecting the United Federation of Planets, and must face the sins of her past.

I watched this over the weekend and it was exactly what I thought it was going to be: for better or worse, it’s a vehicle to highlight the fact that Academy Award Winner Michelle Yeoh was under contract to do more Star Trek content and they couldn’t figure out how to use her in a way that would feel like Star Trek. It was weird that they didn’t highlight any of Michelle Yeoh’s more physical abilities, with all her action scenes being all closeups and poorly framed, much like what we’ve seen the parody clips of the Taken series devolve to. The story is familiar, the characters are familiar, the special effects are ok, but I think the best I can say about it is that it didn’t needlessly damage the Trek franchise or the world they’ve built. There were a couple really cool things: seeing a Deltan again was fun, and the station that was in the first & last chapters had a really cool design, but they didn’t do enough to make me want to watch this again and again.

Also, they completely butchered a quote at the beginning of the film, here it is, with no commas and an ellipses, exactly as they had it:

“Fate who makes the sword… does the forging in advance” – Aeschylus

And here’s how it should be read:
“The anvil of justice is planted firm, and fate, who makes the sword, does the forging in advance.”

It’s an awkward quote to start with, but the lack of commas in the published version really thew me off. Were they trying to use “Fate” as a noun? A verb? A Proper Noun? I think I’ve already done more thinking about this one quote they anyone really intended.

So the movie, how would I have fixed it? I would have done some time travel shenanigans, which were already set up before this movie was announced, and had the Mirror Georgiou go back to the time period that her prime universe doppelganger died in, run through a story of ‘what made Prime Georgiou such a good person’ then wrapped the story up with the redemption for Mirror Georgiou through a sacrifice to kill off the cannibalistic, horror show of a character that Mirror Georgiou is and give us a way forward with Prime Georgiou. Heck, make it so Prime Georgiou can’t be seen by the rest of the universe because of time travel reasons (she died in the official timeline, so can’t make changes?) and get her involved with section 31, changing it from within and fighting the evil Control.

We didn’t get that though.

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Rebecca Romijn in the 90s

Trump administration evicts former Coast Guard leader from her house with 3 hours notice

The Trump administration evicted former Coast Guard Commandant Linda Fagan from her home with three hours of notice on Tuesday.

TRUCK

Eiza Gonzalez

Bella Hadid

SOAP GIRLS

BABYMETAL

Girl standing on a desk performing for a seated girl, 1955, Brooklyn, NYC (by William Gedney)

My dad sent me this

THE WARNING

Shraddha Kapoor

BIKINI

DOGGO

Meirl

Dinant BE

COMPARISON

Good luck with that buddy.

LITTLE BIG HORN

UNDER

Back when airbrushing was for cars and feathered hair reigned supreme 1970s.

Barbie Headband of Limbs

SEXY

Custom Wrestling Belts: Home Decor & Fan Engagement

Introduction

Custom wrestling belts are becoming increasingly popular among fans and collectors alike. These belts, which copy the design of professional championship belts, are not only wanted by wrestling enthusiasts but also are unique items of home decor. They are appealing because of their rich history and how they connect personally to the world of wrestling.

Historically, wrestling belts have held great significance in the sports world. They symbolize victory and achievement, marking the pinnacle of success for athletes. The origins of championship belts date back to the early days of boxing and wrestling, where they were awarded to champions as a mark of honor and status. Over the years, the designs have evolved, becoming more elaborate and personalized, reflecting the individual or team that holds them.

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Vanessa Paradis, 1991

MOVIE

COUGAR

Adria Arjona

Birdskin

Olivia Wilde

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“The Crow” Review

The Crow: Directed by Rupert Sanders. With Bill Skarsgård, FKA twigs, Danny Huston, Josette Simon. Soulmates Eric and Shelly are brutally murdered. Given a chance to save the love of his life, Eric must sacrifice himself and traverse the worlds of the living and the dead, seeking revenge.

The blood soaked title card sequence is pretty cool, and the rest of the film is equally drenched in gallons of blood, there’s not a whole lot that I can point to as innovative or all that interesting. The franchise itself has done a ton of cool stuff, but has driven most of it’s concepts into the territory of being too familiar or derivative, even from it’s own movies. I’m not sure what would pump new life into the character, but this attempt didn’t really do it for me.

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Car

Too real

I love you, you love me…

Vesta class

blursed beards

Cyclist

Doggo