#Sabrina Lloyd

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Carole André Vs. Melissa Leo Vs. Sabrina Lloyd

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Sliders Cards (1997) Season 3 Special 03: See You at the Beach (Rules of the Game)

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Iris (1994) Hal Hartley

March 12th 2024

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THE GIRL FROM MONDAY Hal Hartley USA, 2005

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Ehehehe just wanted to make an interaction between my OCs with @kandavers WWW, also to draw the cute polycule aaaa💖💖✨✨

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omg imagine six and lloyd playing with your pussy at the same time!! one of them is rubbing your clit, maybe the other is fucking you with his fingers or tongue 😵‍💫😵‍💫 or double vaginal with them!! ooh i know you love fisting… i bet they’d do a little competition with that! and some teabagging/facefucking where they take turns 😖😖

(i was thinking of them eating you out at the same time but idk if that would work…)

SAB OMFG THIS IS A DREAM!!!!

They would loveeee playing with your cunny at the same time, just loving to overstimulate you and make you cum over and over

And the possibilities are endless too yes! Double vag, one of them calling dibs on getting to finger you (it would be Lloyd because he’s greedy like that) and one of them rubbing your clit, Six definitely likes to lick your clit while Lloyd gets you going with his fingers, setting a brutal but toe curling pace while Six gives you gentle but firm licks and sucks

I could see it becoming a competition too mhm they like showing off, like seeing who can make you cum first, make you cum the hardest especially with fisting omfg help it would be sooo hot cause they both have such big and nice hands 🥺 god they would be coaxing you to cream on their fists, to make a mess all over them

Facefucking too mhm training you to take their big dicks in your throat, getting you all messy and sloppy, Six is a little more gentle when he fucks your face and Lloyd satisfies your rougher urges, making you gag and heave round him and omfg can you just imagine the praise, the mocking and cooing when you cry and scream cause it all feels so good

Literally want them to take me apart ahh yes!! I’m obsessed with them thank you sending this bby!!!

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It’s hot in Washington, and the unending standoff between Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) is only adding to the heat.

On Tuesday, DOD spokesperson Sabrina Singh said there was no room for compromise with Coach on the dispute over the Pentagon’s policy to pay troops for travel to receive abortion and other reproductive services. “We’ve been very clear we don’t have anything to negotiate with here.”

Tuberville is equally immovable. His spokesperson, Steven Stafford, blasted a transcript of Singh’s remarks to reporters this morning, along with a dig at the Pentagon chief: “Secretary Austin could end the holds TODAY if he wanted to. But the Biden administration seems to think that illegally spending taxpayer dollars on abortion is more important than getting their senior military nominees confirmed.”

It’s true that Austin could end the policy put in place shortly after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. But it’s also true that Tuberville is singlehandedly preventing the speedy confirmation of senior military officers.

The blockade has now ensnared more than 300 general and flag officer nominees, including President Joe Biden’s picks for top officers in the Army, Navy and Marine Corps, who are all now performing those jobs on an acting basis. Adm. Lisa Franchetti, who could become the first Senate-confirmed woman to serve in the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is currently leading the Navy.

It has turned into a full-blown crisis that no one NatSec Daily talked to can see ending soon.

The Senate left D.C. in July without resolving the issue, meaning none of the nominees will get on the job until Congress returns after Labor Day. Democratic leaders could hold one-off votes on certain high level nominees to get around Tuberville’s procedural hold. But they’ve largely rejected that approach, instead labeling it as a problem for GOP honchos to solve.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer blasted his Republican counterpart Mitch Mcconnell for not getting Tuberville to back down. “If one of my Democrats was doing this, I’d call him into my office and I’d say, you are going to stop doing this or you’re going to pay a price,” he said on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” today. “McConnell has not done this with Tuberville.”

And on Monday, a typically reserved Senate Armed Services Chair Jack Reed (D-R.I.) ripped Tuberville for making “culture war plays” and treating long-uncontroversial promotions like “a partisan game.”

To paraphrase Thomas Hobbes, this fight is nasty and brutish, but it’s certainly not going to be short.

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next year is sports nights 25 year anniversary what are the chances of us getting some kind of reunion .. id say our chances are slim but not zero

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Reading update:

This one was...okay? It was a historical mystery, set in early 1930s London. I liked that part. I liked the fact that the main characters were all queer. But the characters themselves were very...eh? And the mystery was extremely high stakes but never felt that high stakes? Idk. I don’t think I’ll read the others in the series unless I’m really desperate. It wasn’t a bad book, but it wasn’t anything special, either.

Man I was excited for this one. It was...fine. Not amazing. I really liked Jamie, but Wes was obnoxious as hell. Lots of bro-y casual misogyny, and a weird inability to acknowledge that Jamie is clearly bi, except when he’s thinking about how bi people have more trouble sticking with one person than straight or gay people. And there’s never any growth away from those opinions, so it’s just kind of like...oh, you’re a character with some really obnoxious opinions.

The sex scenes were hot, but in a like...fanfiction-y way? Like, I kept thinking, I would write this in a fic, I wouldn’t write it in ofic. So I definitely had some problems with it. That said, the love story was really sweet, and like I said, I did like Jamie. I’ve never read anything else by Elle Kennedy and honestly I wouldn’t after this one, but I have the sequel already, so we’ll see how it is. Definitely wouldn’t pick up any of her m/f romances, though.

This was an Illumicrate book, and not something I would have picked up otherwise. It started out really promising—gorgeous writing, interesting characters, and a surprise heist plot! But the heist plot ran out of steam, most of the characters were never developed, the twist fell flat, and there was a deux ex machina that was utterly unearned. I think for a young YA audience, none of this would be a huge problem, but I was pretty eh about it. Not a bad book, but not a great book, either.

My edition is signed though, and very pretty!

I was wary of this book, because I wasn’t super impressed with the first in the series, Hard Sell. This one was much better! Ray is a waaaay more likable character than what’s-his-face from Hard Sell. And I really enjoyed the demisexual rep with Elvin, since I’m pretty sure I fall somewhere in that gray ace or demisexual spectrum myself. This book did a better job of balancing the super serious plot with the romance than Hard Sell did, but I still think it was maybe a liiiittle too high-stakes? It worked for me for the most part but I sometimes felt like there was too much dissonance. And maybe like people should be freaking out more than they were. I’ll definitely keep reading Hudson Lin’s romances though, she redeemed herself with this one.

I had no idea what to expect from this one. I read Proxy by Alex London...earlier this year? I think? God I can’t even remember when I read that, haha. It was okay, but it was very surface level. This one was much better. Super interesting world, and a culture where falconry is central, which owl-banding me really appreciated. There was no shying away from the falconry jargon, which I thought was pretty cool. I loved the characters. The two mains are a twin brother and sister, and the POV switches between the two of them (plus there’s a chapter in each section from another random POV). They’re both interesting and well-developed characters with their own distinct motivations and flaws, and their love for each other is *chef’s kiss*. This is the first in a trilogy so I need to pick up the other two.

Just started this one. It’s about a non-binary kid who comes out to their parents and gets kicked out (WITHOUT SHOES. IN DECEMBER. WTF). They move in with their estranged sister and brother-in-law who they’ve never met and start a new school, and they’re clearly dealing with anxiety and panic attacks. I mean, who wouldn’t. They also haven’t come out in the new school, so everyone at the new school is still using he/him pronouns for them. And that’s about where I am. Enjoying it so far. I also have Mason Deaver’s newest book in my TBR pile (got it in a Rainbow Crate), so it’s always a relief when the first book you read by an author doesn’t suck, since you already have another, haha.

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The thing about the second lava monster encounter in Master of the Mountain that gets me is it feels like a failed perception check. Like the entire season gives the vibes of the writers (and possibly voice actors) deciding to play D&D as Cole, Vania, and Wu then deciding to add Plundar, Fungus, and Korgran to the party later but dear lord, that scene gives the vibes of Kirby responding to Sabrina in character as Cole and whoever is the DM saying "roll for perception" and Kirby rolling a 1.

Like I literally feel like the writers and voice actors were playing a Ninjago themed campaign for the sake of Master of the Mountain having the vibes it does and they get to that point and have this exchange.

Sabrina, in character as Vania: Wait, Cole! The lava monster! What if it's still in the cave waiting for us?! Kirby, in character as Cole: What, just sitting there, staring at a wall? DM: Roll for perception. Kirby: SHIT.

Additionally I love the idea that they just went nuts with this because the shenanigans Wu, Vania, and Cole get into with the Upply feels like a D&D campaign.

Ian, in character as Fungus: Korgran, a little help. DM: Paul, roll for performance. Paul: ...it's a 1. DM: You run into the door, falling on the ground. Your axe falls to the ground with a clatter. Paul, in character as Wu: The door will only open for a those who are one with the Earth -- an Earth elemental. -- Adam Trask, in character as Plundar: I want to steal one of Cole's weapons while he's unconscious. DM: Roll for sleight of hand. Adam: It's a 10. DM: You successfully steal one of Cole's throwing stars while Cole's unconscious, but Fungus notices and tells you to return it when he introduces you to Cole. Adam: Damn. -- Kirby, in character as Cole: Well, we can't stop the Skull Sorcerer and save our friends trapped down here, can we?! DM: Kirby, roll for intimidation. Kirby: ...it's a 1. DM: You fail to at all intimidate Plundar, who gives you a half exasperated, half tired stare while Korgran watches you fight with Plundar with a mildly terrified expression.

Even the beginning of the season feels like failed or hilariously successful rolls.

Michael, in character as Jay: Direbats aren't a real thing! DM: Roll for history. Michael: ...1. DM: Immediately after saying direbats aren't a real thing, one picks you up and takes you off the Destiny's Bounty. -- Kirby: I'd like to persuade the Geckles and Munce to start a truce so we can get out of the mines. DM: Roll for persuasion. Kirby: It's a 4. DM: You manage to persuade the first few Geckles to meet for a peaceful truce meeting, but due to a game of broken telephone, a fight breaks out. Lloyd had the same amount of luck with the Munce. Kirby: Dammit. -- Vincent, in character as Kai: We aren't skeletons! DM: Roll a persuasion check. Vincent: 5? DM: The Geckles aren't convinced, referring to you as "fleshy skeletons" despite your clarifications. They decide to take you to their leader just to be sure. *later* DM: After discovering you are not, in fact, skeletons, the Geckles decide to make Kai their new chancellor to make up for their transgressions. Vincent and Brent, in unison: Wait what -- Kelly, in character as Nya: I fight Murtessa over Jay. *Kelly proceeds to ace all her skill checks* DM: You manage to knock down Murtessa, triggering an old Munce rite of ritual. You are now queen of the Munce. Kelly, Sam, and Michael in unison: WHAT?

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