#Hyper Naked

[crownmoto]

[boanerges20]

Kawasaki Z900

[bikerspiritmagazine]

Νέα Σειρά Yamaha Hyper Naked MT-07 & MT-125 για το 2023 - VIDEO - Mega Phoro Gallery

Νέα Σειρά Yamaha Hyper Naked MT-07 & MT-125 για το 2023 – VIDEO – Mega Phoro Gallery

Νέα Σειρά Yamaha Hyper Naked MT-07 & MT-125 για το 2023 (more…)

[the-dye-stained-socialite]

Josie Pinup for @thedeafprophet ;) (full nudity below the cut)

i think october wants her cloak back josie 🤭

(based on this:)

[dcyliqht]

we're leaving the planet & YOU!! CANT!! COME!!

[orangeblossombitch]

Golden brown, texture like sun

[l3m-ntwo]

This.

This is all I've wanted in life.

[crownmoto]

[boanerges20]

Yamaha MT-09 SP

[folkloristico]

I don’t mean to sound like a hater, but while I think the first look at the ATLA live-action looks good, I can’t stop but thinking… was it really necessary?

I know the answer as to why we have this upcoming project is money, same reason why they keep trying to milk old hits by turning them into live-action (Disney is doing it, Netflix is doing it—everybody is doing it), but you can clearly see the double standard here.

Across the Spider-Verse hasn’t even been out a month now, and while it’s been globally acknowledged as one of the best superhero movies ever, people are already talking about which actor they would cast to play Miles and the others. Which begs the question, why is no one talking about translating the MCU, or any other franchise really, into animation? It always boils down to animation being lesser than. And I really, really, really hate this narrative because the thing about art is that it should be daring, it should push people to try out new things instead of replicating the same formula over and over just because it’s safe.

“But live-action movies can be a way to further explore some dynamics and—” yeah I don’t buy that. Sure, some live-action movies do add flavour to the original piece of media, but that’s not why they do that. The narrative is always going from animation to live-action, and never the opposite.

Katara, Zuko, Aang, Sokka, Toph, and the others already have amazing storylines. While I do think some things could’ve been handled better or given more care, I believe that what it’s done is done, and you can always keep expanding on the world-building and the lore by pushing for new animated movies. Which they are doing, actually, but I know those won’t be getting the same attention as the live-action because, you know, people just assume that live-actions = adult content while animation = child stuff, so of course live action > animation. Which is just sad.

[nerfpuncher]

Tech loves to experiment with hallucinogenic drugs. You know that nerd wants to see the inner workings of the universe and if a mushroom is going to let him do that then bottoms up.

[vampireknitting]

Road house was a super fun movie. Really enjoyed watching it with my love yesterday. It’s sad to see how dehydrated the men get for these roles. But watching a good old beatem up is always fantastic

[idiosyncraticrednebula]

Idk about you guys, but these video game developers selecting a moderately (or very) attractive model for their female character and then uglifying her in the finished version is nasty, mean-spirited and I'd even dare to say misogynistic.

[synthographicstudio]

[hoochieblues]

local television can be an interesting place

[fabulouslygaybean]

godddd i want a motorcycle