Kaitlyn Dever is cute as a button

Jump Ahead – Halo Locke

Shailene Woodley in a bikini

Organizational structures

Eagle 1 in orbit

Sexy Girl Vs Monsters

Butterfly – bowel leaks protection

like, a bandaid?

for your butt hole?

the worlds first chatbot

Beautiful Sounds

Easter Dog

Sophie Turner – Glamour

lava dragon

Human Ladder

Red Neck Avengers

Data Miner

Pippocratic oath of batman

Even good girls

Guess Master Splinter…

…had a family.

Jump

Engines and engineers

Game over, woman. GAME OVER !

Jennifer

police killings

StarCraft marine cosplay

Beavis and Butthead

Do you…

• pull her out ?
• push her in ?
• blame the rabbit for what happens next ?

Fashion

ATTACK!!

Bye

Drink Me

Seems Legit

TIcket

Sign here.

Zoe Mozert – pin up artist and model.

Here we see Zoe creating the iconic poster for The Outlaw starring Jane Russell. Mozert also used her own body as a reference for her work, possibly putting her in the unique position of being a pin up for her own pin up art.

www.pulpartists.com/Mozert.html

What would you like to be in ten years

Cat

The Gentleman.

Warning. Some end of series spoilers in this video.

elizabeth and gun thing

sweater covering

celestias look

Chopper

dany and dragon

The CLAPPER

AS SEEN ON TV

Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune game review

A 400-year-old clue in the coffin of Sir Francis Drake sets a modern-day fortune hunter on a exploration for the fabled treasure of El Dorado, leading to the discovery of a forgotten island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

Source: Amazon.com

Having played NaughtyDog’s last PS3 game, then played their first PS3 game, I’ve come to the conclusion that we don’t see eye to eye on how game play mechanics should work.  The graphics, story, art direction, everything but the game play is spot on and incredibly impressive for a game that was released so early in the PS3’s timeline.  The game play though, that’s where I wonder why there’s such a huge disconnect from what I would expect from the game vs what they’re wanting to present.  Two things come to mind immediately: Aiming and paper puzzles.  The aiming in the game is off, there’s no other way to say it. If you’re being shot at by a mob and you hit the left bumper, you don’t aim in on the center of the screen like you would assume, you aim in on where ever your character’s eyes are pointed, which is often a fair bit off to the side or even above the guy that’s shooting at you.  I was thinking that perhaps this was a PS3 thing and not a NaughtyDog thing, but after I was done with Uncharted I played 20-30 minutes of Infamous and it’s aiming is spot on and actually enjoyable.  Literally every time I had to do precision shooting in Uncharted it was a struggle, one that I dealt with by taking things incredibly slowly.  Go too slowly though and the game will punish you by overrunning you with machine guns or rocket launchers, so you end up having to just run around and figure out where everyone is coming from, die many times, then once you have their spawn patterns memorized, sprint and kill them as quickly as possible.  Not fun at all.

The paper puzzles are also either hilariously bad or hilariously easy, the one that was tripping me up was the one that had four statues that you had to reposition.  According to the art in the game, you had to have them all facing in, but that was the default state, so after 30 minutes of screwing around with it, I find a walk through and made the singular adjustment that was required to open the hidden door.

Talking about that area reminds me of a gaming trope that’s strong in the game: the thousand year old ruin with no roof and running water going right through it.  Also, the we just opened this sealed tomb, so where are all these guys coming from that I’m shooting?  I’m going to be skipping the rest of this series, as I’m pretty sure it’s going to be more of the same.

elizabeth art

Creed – Official Trailer [HD]

Lonely Mosh Pit

ROGAN AND GOLDBERG COMMENTATE EA UFC GLITCHES 4!!!

Glass

Inside Out review

Five Emotions must work hard when a young girl moves to a new city.

Source: Amazon

We just had a pretty bad storm here in Tallahassee resulting in a tree coming down and taking out the power that’s running to my neighborhood.  Luckily the local movie theater still had power, so we went down to check out “Inside Out”, a movie that I haven’t exactly been pining for, but was on my radar.  Remember when Pixar did that one movie that made you feel something inside, that spoke to you in ways you didn’t know was possible?  This is that movie on overdrive with a giant heaping scoop of nostalgia for simplicity.  I’ll leave out most of what actually happens in the film, but the VO casting is spot on, with celebrity casting that doesn’t get in the way like other roles do (nick cage in “The Croods” comes to mind, half that movie I was expecting him to want to hunt down a treasure map or something).  If at all possible, check this one out, it was worth my time and I think it’d be worth yours.

The 1812 Overture Played with Flaming Bagpipes on Tall Unicycle. Because America.

pin-ups

FANTASTIC FOUR TV Spot #6 (2015) Superhero Movie HD

youtu.be/gqYBZDMbMZg