Enrico_sw

I managed to find a copy, but I don't know if I'll have much time to start playing it in the next couple of weeks.

Jasmine Jessica

Yep. I still find it great and I completely trust CD Projekt. They know what they're doing and they're customer-oriented (unlike others...)

I never understood all the backlash after GOT's last season. Sure, it wasn't perfect, but it was still enjoyable and IMO the characters' arcs keep following the same logic, there's no major change (including Daenerys' arc, it's still pretty logical). The direction's quality was lower than the previous seasons and there are a couple of plothole, but all in all, it's good.

Nivéa, Naturally Good Renata Calheiros - Nivea.mp4

Top Santé, France, September 2020

Féminin psycho, July 2020

^ Pleine vie, March 2020 (higher quality picture):

Editorial in Femme Actuelle, 3 August 2020

Myrtille Revêmont, Flair Netherlands, May 2020

QP magazine, June 2020

Flair Netherlands, May 2020

Yep, same for me. Except I didn't know how they would score and I guess they did pretty good. At peroxideblonde, lostdiadem and Matt!: well done guys, your aeroplanes flew high @PinkCouture Thanks for the competition once again and I can't wait for the next edition!

Isabeli Fontana Isabelle Mathers Xian Mikol Anna-Christina Schwartz

Charly Jordan [4] Gabriella Demetriades [1]

I agree. It's a high bar for 1% of the population... but then again, in 2020, the behavior of 1% of the population seems to affect the way the 99% are viewed. BTW, within the 1%, there's also those who treat women as "sacred beings", which they are not either. Women are people, like men. They are neither superior, nor inferior. I thought it was obvious, but when I watch social media (I know, I know, I shoudn't do it), I'm very surprised by what I read sometimes.

BZ members are mostly nice persons and the forum is moderated. Instagram is a wilder place, where 99% of the people are nice, but there is also the vocal 1% who are vulgar, creepy or just dumb. Anyway, people tend to focus on the 1%, and I can understand it somehow (because the 1% are more vocal)... the thing is that, sometimes, people tend to infer that the other 99% are the same, while they did nothing wrong (but they are found guilty by association). That's a frequent bias on social media analyses Yes, I agree, but then again, the behaviour of a few often often has a very high impact (higher than it should).

Anastasiya Scheglova: 8.9 Carmella Rose: 8.5 Danielle Lombard: 4 Gertrud Kiisa:6 Josie Lane: 7.7 Kristina Peric: 8.5 Margaux Brazhnyk: 6 Nisrina Sbia: 6 Reneé Murden: 9 Taylor Howard: 7

Charly Jordan [7] Elissa Burns [1]

Alessandra Scarlett

Imaan Hammam Shlomit Malka Solveig Mork Hansen Xian Mikol

Elise Aarnink, 10 August 2020

Femme Actuelle, 10 August 2020

Shlomit Malka Lini Kennedy Oliveira Xian Mikol Imaan Hammam

Stella Maxwell Shlomit Malka Samantha Gradoville - Go, Samy Johanne Landbo - Go, Johanne