easter bunny boobs

dancing in the rails

Hoola Hoop Ass

massive selenite crystals

April 15th – Bitches better have my money

God Empreror Trump

natalie portman is pissed the fuck off

Raven taking off her hood

Bikini Archer with nice butt

clinton as Xena

Leggy Biker

Bounce

Tree eyes or one, it’s scary

kate beckinsale

Toby Wing

Tent

DAT ASS

Death Dodgers

Shake

Close Call

The Cleveland Police Patrolmen’s Association

theintercept.com/2016/04/25/tamir-rices-family-should-spend-money-warning-of-toy-guns-say-cops-who-shot-him-with-real-one/?comments=1#comments

Star Wars

Shirley Eaton

Paula Prentiss – Semi-virgin?

Senate voting mitosis, 1989-2013

Don’t worry, Trump will untie the nation.*

www.economist.com/news/united-states/21591190-united-states-amoeba

www.renzolucioni.com/senate-voting-relationships/

*psst… that’s not a typo.

Planet of Dinosaurs

Baby Raven

“What are you lookin’ at? I’ve got big feet? F**k you! I’ll come over there and stamp you to death.”

Day Of The Outlaw

Tina Louise is fantastic in this film, as is the film itself. Louise was actually a ‘Method’ actor who studied with Lee Strasberg of The Actors Studio. She’s a strange paradox. An actor who actively participated in her own public image as a sex symbol, but who longed to be taken seriously as an artist.

She licks balls

 model,tattoo

Brian De-Palma documentary

www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rM5vTn9PaE%5B/caption%5D

Tina Louise…All-rounder

I Love Lee Remick

www.youtube.com/watch?v=2p9lNUHM_pc

The Island of the Fishmen

Daliah Lavi

Signed Cock & Balls

Warm and inviting or cold and scary?

Charles Pachter, “Moose Proud”

Mugging fail

Hell hath no fury like a woman’s suplex.

All back to mine for a burger

Santa Berger – All things to all men

Buster and friend

Julie Adams

It’ll cost ya!

Kelly Rohrbach

The Grey Zone

www.thejc.com/arts/film/the-shoah-%EF%AC%81lm-they-didn%E2%80%99t-show

www.moviemaker.com/archives/moviemaking/screenwriting/articles-screenwriting/tim-blake-nelson-enters-the-grey-zone-2737/

www.tabletmag.com/jewish-arts-and-culture/128033/kubricks-lost-holocaust-film

Before the Oscar winning Son Of Saul, there was actor/writer/director Tim Blake Nelson’s The Grey Zone. It was released the same year as the Oscar garlanded The Pianist. He alienated many people by making it including Joel Coen (O Brother, Where Art Thou?) who begged him not to transfer his off Broadway play onto film. There’s a moral debate about whether dramatic representations of The Holocaust are ever justifiable. Stanley Kubrick struggled with this question and eventually gave up under the weight of all the horror. It seems to me that the tone of The Grey Zone is very similar to Son Of Saul, but the latter is more successful overall in dealing with material that many people believe is impossible to recreate and fictionalize.

This video is NSFW due to nudity, strong language and graphic depictions of genocide.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBs7k09Ltc8

50 Caliber

Jump

Close Call

Wig

Wig

Alycia Debnam Carey