#deluxo

[izlude84]

GTAV is 10 years old and it still looks amazing, to me.

[andygibsontv]

I stole this car next week, three months ago. #ComicCon #ComicConAberdeen #ComicConNorthEast #ComicConScotland #BackToTheFuture #DeLorean #PAndJLive #GTA5 #Deluxo #GrandTheftAuto #WarStock (at P&J Live) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp8K044oQ3K/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[just-nothing-heh]

Ogółem to mam problem ;-; dowiedziałam się że cały czas źle oddychałam pod wodą xDDD wsn brałam oddech ;-; masakra

[cebsmodels]

Available from Microboxfurniture.com it's the #vicecity #deluxo which is of course based on the #hotwheels #delorean #dmc #uniquegifts #microboxfurniture https://www.instagram.com/p/CkOwBn1t2eO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[graffiticanada]

Deluxo

[reubyocs]

Accidental Time Travel Starter

[ For @the-haunted-office | Pete and Val | Prompt List ]

The dust begins to finally settle, revealing a brushed aluminium Deluxo with the registration plate "PEEPEE". There are tons of wires protruding from its trunk as well as... thrusters? Surprisingly, the car has managed to drive through numerous walls of what seems to be an office and still managed to remain somewhat pristine. The drivers side door swings open, revealing an older gentleman. His hair is only just starting to go grey- but he's still looks like he's quite young. He has a spring to his step, adding to his youthful nature. He steps out of the Deluxo, his eyes widening in fear as he looks at the mess he has just caused.

"Val, for fucks sake." A harsh voice pipes up from the passenger side of the car. He's coughing his lungs up from all the smoke spewing from the Deluxo. His hair has grown out long enough for it to be tied back off his face. From its original soft brown, his hair has completely greyed, with a subtle tinge of pink dyed into the ends. He looks so much older, with sun spots dotting his cheeks and deepened wrinkles. "Just because it's a Deluxo, doesn't mean you and that idiotic agent can somehow make it time travel. This isn't Back to the Future." Val puts on a jokey frown as he waves some of the smoke away.

"Aw come on Pete, it's not like it would actually work. We were just having fun trying some new things our science team made." Val mutters as he looks at the extent of the damage to both their new environment and the Deluxo. "Plus- it was a lot of fun to zip around in this thing." There's so many odd things occurring right now- when they were test driving this super science-y Deluxo, they were in the Fort Zancudo military base on a runway made for military planes and things like that. There was no offices in front of them. Yet, here they are, in the remains of some kind of office.

"Wait, someone's coming." Pete speaks as he joins his brothers side, looking towards the source of the sound.

"Hello fellow bodacious dudes, dudettes and duderinos." Val calls out to whoever is approaching them. He's speaking in a very emphasised stoner voice- earning him a hateful glare from Pete. "My name's Val! And this is my totally excellent bro, Pete. I promise- we'll fix all this wall stuff." This earns Val an elbow in the ribs, causing Val to double over in pain momentarily.

"Come on, let's get this car out of here and back to the base." Pete huffs, continuing to wave the smoke away from his face.

"Wait, hold on a second..." Val speaks normally, breaking his stover vibe. "Stupid question, but what year is this?"

[photog-crafty]

Memes and vitriol over the original Faction persisted well after its release, so perhaps sarcastically, the Faction Custom Donk was added to the game, a vehicle which was positively guaranteed not to get hung up on curbs. It incorporated many of the mods from the earlier Faction Custom while also tipping its hat to a famous part of car culture often neglected in video games, and with a little creativity, it could represent an even more niche segment: mud boggers. Instead of the backstreets, I threw some fat tires on my Donk and took it cruising around the mouth of the Zancudo River. Paradoxically, it even offered an experience similar to an actual 4x4 because raising and lowering the hydraulics would alter its gear ratios and grip akin to shifting between 4-hi and 4-lo. Appearances can be deceiving, and the Donk was certainly deserving of its chrome.

One of the Everon's parents must have been a monster truck, because this arctic Hilux clone certainly behaved like one. It crawled over absolutely everything, and it was shockingly fast on the roads, able to bring its trusty coolers full of booze to anywhere on the map in a matter of seconds. It used to be painted in that flat gray that was all the rage on Tacomas until I threw F1s and low grips on it for kicks, at which point it needed to look a little more flashy and I was able to brew up that sweet flag on the roof by color-matching the livery with true black crew paint. This truck was really good at turning heads, especially those of its whiplash-prone passengers.

The Imani Tech vehicles were another attempt at curbing the menace of the memebike, and one of the vehicles selected for a makeover was the humble Granger, in the form of the Granger 3600LX. While many players adored these vehicles for their missile jamming capabilities, they also had another trick up their sleeve in the form of a remote control unit, allowing you to drive your vehicle from across the map in complete secrecy. This made the Granger 3600LX ideal for covert counterattacks, as when it was modified very modestly like this model, it wouldn't attract attention and could blend into traffic effortlessly. Over and over, griefers would drive right past it as it was seemingly waiting at a stoplight, only to get run down while running for their next toy. Then they'd pull out their rocket launcher and bounce rockets off of its armor, or pull out their minigun and realize at the last second that there was no driver to shoot. Isn't technology grand?

Unlike the Oppressor Mk II, the original Oppressor came to be a widely beloved vehicle. It got a lot of hate when it first released for being difficult to hit, but it was balanced by having a steep learning curve and later got its wings clipped by the Stromberg. Once its malignant successor and other overpowered vehicles were released, the griefer crowd moved away from the Oppressor entirely and it was able to begin its real career as the flying stunt bike it was always meant to be. We all loved to try and make it up Maze Bank, glide from Chiliad, airdrop it from the Avenger, and tear around urban airspace with it, but randoms would always see the bike icon and assume you were looking for a fight or trying to grief cargo, and then everyone would get dragged into a brawl. Life was much better once the Oppressor finally joined the Deluxo as a comfy vehicle.

The Gauntlet Hellfire was a perfect recreation of the Dodge Challenger and encapsulated everything about what made the Chally so great. It was big, it was fat, it was loud, it was fast but not the fastest, and it didn't care, because it had style. It was a true American muscle car and one of the last of a dying breed. This one was my main, out of the two Hellfires I had, and I left the crazy styling to my red drifter while doing this one up to look like an R/T Scat Pack in Plum Crazy. Someday I hope to own a Challenger like it in real life, but until then, at least the Hellfire was there for me.

My search for a fun, fast, and comfy convertible came to an end with the Comet S2 Cabrio. For reasons undefined, this coupe was much faster than its hardtop variant, and MR layout meant that it lived to be thrown around corners. It even had one of those cool active spoilers that popped up once it got up to speed. This beauty needed to be treated with respect, so I gave it my best shot at Porsche's OEM Ultraviolet color and tried to keep the mods as clean as possible.

I felt like a lot of people slept on the Stratum. It wasn't the fastest thing around, and nearly all of its mods were locked to the car when you got it, but it also had extremely forgiving handling as well as RWD-biased AWD, so it knew how to have a little fun and it was deceptively sure-footed on the dirt. It was basically a budget Sultan and it's great for a street car. The 40/60 AWD made it a perfect candidate for low grip tires and it drove like an absolute dream with them, capable of ripping long drifts before snapping back into control on demand. While it was under the glitch knife, it was also given the lip, spoiler, badges, and rack, along with a set of F1s and some vivid paint to really press that over-the-top '90s style. It just goes to show that not all of the game's street cars are worthless filler.

Life Protip: If you are ever lost in the desert and dying of dehydration, call up your Scramjet and launch it into the air to find the nearest body of water. This thing would introduce you to pools in neighborhoods you didn't even know existed. When it wasn't being a four-wheeled divining rod, though, this car was awesome. Once you know how to cancel boosting and manipulate all three axes, you could do all sorts of crazy tricks. The missiles are almost a complete afterthought, though they did come in handy if you felt like taking down a memebike by pretending to be the Demon Lord of the Round Table.

The Nero struck me as a very comfortable car. I knew they were all just video game polygons, but it just looked so plush, like you could win a race with it and then take a nap in it. That level comfort and accessibility without sacrificing speed was something I appreciated about Bugattis in general. The hardcore drivers all went for the Benny's custom because it had marginally better stats, but I was happy just chilling with my cloud car and its cool spoiler. Even its name gave me a warm fuzzy feeling, as it reminded me of a certain computer program that I alluded to with a CDBURNER license plate.

My first Hakuchou was a legend in its own right, but this one made me feel like I had been visited by an angel. When glitches to put low grip tires on all vehicles came out, my instinctual reaction was to test them on motorcycles. Some were definitely better than others, but the low grip Hakuchou stood head and shoulders above every single one. Due to a quirk in how the game engine handled bike traction, it didn't peel out or slide, but rather developed a much heavier feeling when steering and a much, much lower gear ratio. So, while it took a second to get going, it became bar none the fastest land vehicle in the game while remaining remarkably smooth and deliberate. Other bikes like the Reever and Gargoyle could hang with it, but they bounced like jumping beans in the process, while this new Hakuchou could easily reach 170+ MPH on demand while staying just as composed as it was when doing the speed limit. It immediately became my primary vehicle and I was absolutely enamored. The fact that such a hidden gem, known to maybe a dozen people, was buried in this plain old motorcycle from 2014 made it feel like an "ace custom" from some old anime or video game, like Char's personal Zaku. I rode this motorcycle day and night until it was pried from my hands by the devs when they officially released low grip tires for every vehicle and quietly nerfed the speed boost gained from them, calling this angel back to the heavens for good.

[1sonicxo]

DELUXO 2

[maximuswolf]

In Gta Online You can sell all your cars except lets say... 6 vehicles what are you keeping?

In Gta Online, You can sell all your cars except, lets say... 6 vehicles what are you keeping? Heres my list, I would keep these!! Deluxo, Sand King XL, Rumpo Custom, Greenwood(I actually enjoy driving it), the XA- 21, and my Faction Donk.I know that low number makes it hard to decide...... but really think about the cars you enjoy driving. Submitted June 28, 2024 at 07:17AM by Full_Ad_5219 https://ift.tt/dOZAkTy via /r/gaming

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[gazeta24br]

Gravado no Teatro Bradesco, em São Paulo, o projeto com oito faixas já está disponível pelas plataformas digitais Um dos maiores nomes da música sertaneja, Sérgio Reis está comemorando seus 65 anos de carreira com o tão esperado DVD “Brasileiro Sim Senhor”. E nesta semana, o artista que estava desde 2015 sem lançar novidades no mercado musical presentou os fãs com um EP intitulado como “Lado A”. Oito faixas deste projeto já estão disponíveis pelas plataformas digitais, entre elas, os destaques “Caminheiro” que conta com a participação da dupla Matogrosso e Mathias, “Poeira”, “Coração de Papel”, “Menino da Gaita”, “Menino da Porteira”, “Raro” participação de Renato Teixeira, “Franguinho na Panela” e “Saudade da Minha Terra”. Os clipes desses singles também já podem ser conferidos pelo canal oficial do artista, no YouTube. Ouça agora: https://open.spotify.com/intl-pt/album/0iDXWdvGaQ7GpIaMC3YrTj As músicas que compõem o EP foram sucesso e marcaram a carreira de Sérgio. As canções ganharam uma roupagem moderna e uma orquestra, algo totalmente diferente de todos os trabalhos realizados ao longo das mais de seis décadas de estrada de Serjão, como é chamado pelos fãs. Gravado no começo do ano no Teatro Bradesco, em São Paulo, o DVD terá a segunda etapa de lançamentos em dezembro e chamará “Lado B”, que vem com as participações de Mayck & Lyan, Augusto & Atílio, Padre Alessandro Campos e o grupo paraguaio Los Castillos. Em janeiro, o sertanejo lancará o álbum “Deluxo” com todas as faixas e a participação de Di Paullo & Paulino. A produção musical do maestro Caixote e Marco Bavini, também se tornará uma turnê que levará o mesmo nome do projeto. A maratona de shows irá percorrer vários estados do Brasil e a primeira apresentação acontecerá no Teatro Bradesco, em São Paulo, no dia 19 de dezembro.

[gatas69]

O que é um acompanhante deluxo?

Uma acompanhante de luxo, muitas vezes referida como "garota de programa de luxo" ou "escort de luxo", é uma profissional do sexo que oferece serviços de companhia, geralmente de natureza sexual, a clientes pagantes. O termo "luxo" sugere que essas profissionais costumam oferecer serviços mais sofisticados, além do aspecto sexual, como acompanhamento em eventos sociais, jantares, viagens e outras atividades de lazer.

No contexto brasileiro, as acompanhantes de luxo operam em um ambiente legalmente complexo, pois a prostituição não é ilegal no país, mas certas atividades relacionadas, como manter um bordel, são proibidas. As leis e regulamentações podem variar de estado para estado.

É importante destacar que o termo "acompanhante de luxo" é muitas vezes usado para descrever acompanhantes que oferecem serviços de alta qualidade e discrição, e não deve ser confundido com exploração sexual ou tráfico humano. Em alguns casos, essas profissionais trabalham de forma independente, enquanto outras podem ser associadas a agências especializadas.

A legalidade e o posição social da prostituição variam em todo o mundo e podem ser objeto de debates éticos e políticos. Independentemente disso, é fundamental garantir que todas as atividades relacionadas ao trabalho sexual sejam consensuais e realizadas com respeito aos direitos e dignidade das pessoas envolvidas.

Quem são as pessoas que procuram acompanhantes?

As pessoas que procuram os serviços de acompanhantes de luxo são diversas e podem vir de diferentes origens e perfis. Não é possível generalizar completamente, pois as motivações individuais podem variar amplamente. No entanto, algumas razões comuns pelas quais algumas pessoas recorrem a serviços de acompanhantes de luxo incluem:

Solidão ou falta de companhia: Algumas pessoas podem buscar os serviços de acompanhantes de luxo devido à solidão ou à falta de uma companhia para eventos sociais, jantares, viagens, entre outros.

Necessidades sociais e de entretenimento: Algumas pessoas contratam acompanhantes de luxo para acompanhá-las em eventos sociais, festas ou ocasiões especiais, proporcionando uma presença agradável e sofisticada.

Realização de fantasias ou desejos sexuais: Para algumas pessoas, os serviços de acompanhantes de luxo podem estar relacionados a satisfazer fantasias sexuais ou desejos específicos.

Companhia em viagens de negócios: Profissionais que viajam frequentemente a trabalho podem buscar os serviços de acompanhantes de luxo para ter uma companhia durante suas estadias em diferentes cidades.

Privacidade e discrição: Algumas pessoas optam por contratar acompanhantes de luxo devido à discrição e ao sigilo que esses profissionais muitas vezes oferecem.

Experiência social e cultural: Em alguns casos, pessoas podem contratar acompanhantes de luxo para obter uma experiência social e cultural mais refinada.

É crucial destacar que a contratação de serviços de acompanhantes deve ser consensual e respeitar os direitos e a dignidade de todas as partes envolvidas. A natureza exata das interações pode variar dependendo dos acordos feitos entre a acompanhante e o cliente, e a ética e o respeito devem ser fundamentais em todas as transações.

[kqtmansmokeschronic]

few other future projects i'll admit to

-R.I.P. LAGX

-MKI Spamming Abuser Kek'd in City

-Ghost spammer & Perma OTR Lagged into a Lobby 1v1

-Los Santos Worst Barcode (RPG'd out of jets twice)

-Deluxo Spammers

-FMAW Beach Aw Montage

-FMAW Sniper Montage

[cebsmodels]

I had an abundance of the #hotwheels #backtothefuture #dmc #delorean #models so I sacrificed one to turn it into the #deluxo from #gta #vicecity #gtavicecity #hotwheels #respray https://www.instagram.com/p/CkACOaSIrN6/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[kylekozmikdeluxo]

Well, FElon is going to remove the block feature from Twitter...

I have 3 Twitters, and all of them have been locked for a while because of that jerk's shenanigans. I've been on Twitter for over 12 years now, and honestly, even before he took it over (and is trying so goddamn hard to make us all collectively call it "X"), I was enjoying it less and less since roughly 2018. It's too algorithmed out the wazoo for me to fully enjoy it, and I only go back because I have long-time mutuals and pals there.

Suppose FElon turns around and says "haha sike", I'm still on lock because of all that AI shit that's looking to steal and scrape more of people's art. If he goes through with this, it's the end for me. As a non-binary autistic queer and an artist, it won't be safe nor enjoyable anymore.

Anyways, I'm elsewhere, too: I'm @/kylekozmikdeluxo on Twitch, TikTok, Bluesky, and Mastodon. I have two YouTube channels, Kyle O / Kozmik DeLuxO Studio and Kozmik DeLuxO Streams and Stuff.

My other Tumblrs are @kylesvariouslistsandstuff, and @terrascosmicstartover, the latter is for my in-the-works webcomic.

But yeah, this really really sucks. I've met some really cool people over the years on twitter, even people within the animation industry as well as people in the world of comics, art, criticism, writing, politics, etc. I've met so many people that helped me unlock my real me over the last 7 or so yeaes, my queer neurodivergent self that could've - and should've - flowered earlier in life but was locked away for quite some time... That I might have to put all of that connection aside, or even deactivate, because some middle-aged manchild who didn't outgrow his edgelord asshole phase... It's so absurd. It's like, post-Former Guy presidency, we have to hear these people scream, yell, kick, throw hissy fits. Like we all have to be subjected to their garbage.

Anyways... I have a lot more fun here, and having multiple tumblrs to divide up my interest/endeavors is pretty great. I've had this tumblr since roughly 2012, but messed around with it every now then until more recently, so I feel more at home here than I have on Twitter over the past 5 years.

But this sucks for everyone, all the people who have launched themselves, their careers, their work, even their hobbies, on Twitter. All the causes, all the political action, all the stuff it was able to amplify to get things done in this country... Likely gone, or dialed down significantly... It's one of FElon's awful jokes, but a particularly cruel one.

Sorry to vent, it's just... Erghhh...

[photog-crafty]

A Mark V with T-bird and Cougar blood? You had better believe I was first in line for the Virgo Classic Custom. I tried to give it an understated mother-of-pearl design rather than going totally loud with it. Shame that turning it into a lowrider gave it tiny wheels.

My original 2015 lowrider. Love those boxy '90s Caddies, and in the Primo Custom there was no Northstar to worry about. My Primo and Virgo always felt like siblings, with contrasting black & white paint jobs and matching Biggie homage license plates.

The Neon was for when I wanted hilariously quick acceleration and wanted to bring three other people along to watch. Ultimately, I could never really stick with any of the electric cars in GTA because their artificially limited top speeds always left me wanting more.

The answer to those desires had been at my side all along, in the form of the Schafter V12. To the bitter end, I would staunchly defend this car and constantly recommend it to newbies for being a four-door with supercar-tier speed at an absurdly low price. Not to mention it sounded absolutely badass.

The Previon had me waiting with bated breath on release. I tried to keep it as close as I could to a classic Lexus SC, down to that '90s sea green color.

I'm not sure why the Ardent never really caught on with me, considering I love the Esprit. Maybe because I was shook from it not looking like the one James Bond drove, or maybe it was because it didn't feel like a V8. Perhaps I was too hard on it. It really wasn’t a bad car.

Never put missiles on your Deluxo. It was a wonderful car that got an undeserved reputation from the worst part of the GTA playerbase who used it solely to lazily cause chaos. The one good thing the memebike did was take the Deluxo's place so it could go back to being a comfy flying car. I painted mine up in colors reminiscent of Xevious after seeing how much fun it was to toss grenades out of the window from sixty feet up.

This Champion was a product of pure circumstance. After seeing reports of a texturing error on its armor panels, I bought my own to investigate and try to find a way to mitigate the damage. The best way to do so was with pure black crew paint, which resulted in this Batman-esque look.

For a free car, the armored Paragon R was pretty damn nice. It had a good road feel, sounded great, and the CEO-style armor still baffled bad players. It almost took the pain of slogging through that rooftop casino mission away.

The Deity was the Paragon R's huskier brother. It was slower, yes, but the added armor and missile jammer made it an absolute hoot to drive into battle when The Contract dropped. You could hear the dial tones from the memebikes when their one-button crutch was rendered totally powerless, and it never, ever got old.