No.115476
>>113951In that article:
>Bonnie – real name Tia Billingsher – is an adult star who has courted controversy, embarking on some wild stunts which include sleeping with 1,057 men in 12 hours.So she's a major whore. She may have fucked niggers too. Speaking of interracial sex, I watched all 9 episodes of "The Amazing Digital Circus" yesterday. In the last episode there's a married couple of a white man and a black woman. Other than that, I thought that webseries was OK. It's young adult fiction, a genre which I'm saying it's part of. The genres listed for it in Wikipedia are "Adult animation, Dark comedy, Surreal comedy, Psychological drama".
No.115480
Everything is happy everything is good, sunshine rainbows 22% body fat, little bit of chub is alright, riding bike with little dog in the front basket seat in the cobblestone city streets, nips poking thru jumper, fat lips with lipstick, coffee in the park, no sad thoughts, always smiling, journaling, soduku, romance fantasy book, cafe with tea, laptop to do "work" (which is always actually just the YouTube videos she makes...), power bank to recharge laptop so can be always "on the go", green water bottle, vases with flowers, art of animals in simple style, pastel happy nonoffensive colours, lo-fi dreamy ethereal music, clothes hanging around furnature warming up, air conditioner and heater to keep the temperature mild, pilates or yoga or other milldly-strenuous exercise classes with girls, tennis, hair care, "magic cream", crackers and fruit and 2 eggs is a "super filling breakfast", "health retreat", avoiding lactose, endometriosis inflammation avoidance, coconut instead of dairy, "being intentional and present", meeting subscribers, love language is gift giving, giveaways and goodies, broccoli soup for dinner, carry-on bag, electrolytes, lip gloss, spoiling friends, sponsored video, South America trip coming up.
No.115543
Check it out: I beat level 7-3 of "Vs. Super Mario Bros." with 216 left on the clock. In the warpless world record of that game, Kosmic beat that level with 201 left on the clock:
https://www.speedrun.com/vssmb/runs/y9qv59nzThat level could be played a lot faster than he did. Beat it with non-stop running like I did in the attached vid. It's not that hard to do after practicing again and again.
>>115480Your post reminds me of this one video that I don't have at hand right now and also don't remember so clearly. Something like "[...] rats, in a cage, dying of cancer."
No.115547
News from June 21, 2019:
"Tupac, Tom Petty Estates Join Hole, Soundgarden in Class Action Against UMG Over Devastating Vault Fire"
https://www.classaction.org/news/tupac-tom-petty-estates-join-hole-soundgarden-in-class-action-against-umg-over-devastating-vault-fireSome important music media was lost. Part of it was never copied or digitized. Article text:
>Universal Music Group (UMG) has been hit with a proposed class action lawsuit by the bands Soundgarden and Hole, singer Steve Earle, and the estates of Tupac Shakur and Tom Petty over the loss of a vast collection of master recordings in a June 2008 warehouse fire. The 20-page complaint out of the Central District of California comes in the wake of an explosive New York Times Magazine exposé in which it was revealed that the damage caused by a fire that tore through UMG’s storage facility on the backlot of Universal Studios Hollywood on Sunday, June 1, 2008 was far worse than UMG divulged publicly.>According to the suit, the fire was linked to roof repairs that were underway on a set near the warehouse in the Universal Studios backlot. On May 31, shingles on the roof were heated with blowtorches and, according to the suit, ignited in the early hours of June 1. The flames quickly spread to the UMG warehouse in which innumerable master recordings, including those considered to be among the company’s “most prized and valuable assets,” were stored, the case says. The plaintiffs allege that at the time of the fire, UMG concealed the extent of the catastrophe by claiming publicly that “we only lost a small number of tapes and other material by obscure artists from the 1940s and 50s.”>>115543>216 vs 201>That level could be played a lot faster than he didDisregard that. I compared the videos side-by-side and both are non-stop running. Both beat the level in the same amount of time. For some reason, my emulator showed "216" at the end instead of "201". The clock was counting down faster in their version compared to mine, but we both beat it in the same amount of real-world se
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