September 14, 20177 yr 17 hours ago, Cult Icon said: ^^ Sexual control of the uncontrollable. It's "so childish" to enjoy viewing some of the most beautiful women of the world.. If I was her I would encourage him to view BZ but never masturbate. He only masturbate on German poesy. & German is still the ugliest language. The guy is playing the victim when he insults & bash other members.
September 14, 20177 yr I'm a FUCKING jealous person, but if i caught my gf enjoying a hot male model, i couldn't mind her so much ... or even female ones I would worry though knowing me ahah 38 minutes ago, frenchkiki said: The guy is playing the victim when he insults & bash other members. Did someone say Anschluss ? lol
September 14, 20177 yr Fergie and Josh Duhamel just split so I'm shielding myself up for those women cries of ''Real Love Doesn't Matter '' comments, get over it Salie
September 14, 20177 yr 21 hours ago, Stromboli1 said: Duplicitous head games imo. 21 hours ago, Cult Icon said: ^^ Sexual control of the uncontrollable. It's "so childish" to enjoy viewing some of the most beautiful women of the world.. Damn right. If heterosexual men are not allowed to enjoy viewing beautiful women, then how far are we from machines?? Spoiler I even think that when we start to enjoy beauty is when we start to be grownups! So, not childish at all.
September 14, 20177 yr Sometimes people tend to consider that sociological matters are scientific and have "undeniable theories". And that's political corectness! If they meet disagreement, they assume it's because others are not able to understand these "undeniable" theories. Sometimes, they may even feel anger, thinking that truth should be like a roadroller... Spoiler Truth (if there is one ) is that, in sociological matters (or other soft sciences like philosophy), there are some solid facts, but it's mainly about opinion, subjective theories, etc. This may make the world "scary" for some, but that's how it is! Spoiler And it's the same (at a more moderate scale) for hard sciences. Sometimes old theories got replaced, because even hard mountains may get eroded one day...
September 15, 20177 yr 15 hours ago, Enrico_sw said: Damn right. If heterosexual men are not allowed to enjoy viewing beautiful women, then how far are we from machines?? Reveal hidden contents I even think that when we start to enjoy beauty is when we start to be grownups! So, not childish at all. +100!!
September 17, 20177 yr I don't like the snapchat effects that are popular with girls. The dog one is the worst
September 24, 20177 yr Not sure it's the right topic but she made me laugh! Patriot : If you have #for2ndAmendment on your twitter profile you are not a patriot you're someone with a crazy gun fetish patriots support the whole constitution not just the part that enable your toddlers to play Russian roulette
September 26, 20177 yr All you need to know about AfD is that they did best in the areas with the least amount of immigrants.
September 26, 20177 yr http://fusion.net/story/349892/average-woman-size-16/ We have been getting a lot of these stories/opinion pieces lately. Basically a celebration of the "bigger" female body type instead of the thinner type that was held up as the beauty ideal before. Whilst I think these pieces start from a well-meaning place, in the end, aren't they doing the exact same thing as the people they so loathe, only from the other side of the spectrum? Celebrating very thin bodies vs. celebrating much larger bodies? Isn't the true form of body positivity the acknowledgement that all sizes should be able to feel good in their skin? I personally hate that high fashion seems to only use very thin models on their runway (I am not even talking about plus-size models getting a chance but even the slightly more curvier models are shunned) but I'm against shaming designers into using bigger models. Mostly because I think this should be something that is part of their larger vision and thus that change should happen organically.
September 27, 20177 yr @ILUVAdrianaLima I think you are going to like her. "Are you such a precious snowflakes that you get triggered by someone kneeling during the national anthem? Bless you heart! Maybe your patriotism worth less than your Trump university diploma?" She nailed it to the cross! Amen!
September 27, 20177 yr On 9/26/2017 at 2:52 PM, SympathysSilhouette said: http://fusion.net/story/349892/average-woman-size-16/ We have been getting a lot of these stories/opinion pieces lately. Basically a celebration of the "bigger" female body type instead of the thinner type that was held up as the beauty ideal before. Whilst I think these pieces start from a well-meaning place, in the end, aren't they doing the exact same thing as the people they so loathe, only from the other side of the spectrum? Celebrating very thin bodies vs. celebrating much larger bodies? Isn't the true form of body positivity the acknowledgement that all sizes should be able to feel good in their skin? I personally hate that high fashion seems to only use very thin models on their runway (I am not even talking about plus-size models getting a chance but even the slightly more curvier models are shunned) but I'm against shaming designers into using bigger models. Mostly because I think this should be something that is part of their larger vision and thus that change should happen organically. It's a really interesting discussion, albeit one where positions of super-defensiveness are almost always likely to be taken on both sides of the argument. While I too don't doubt that the body positivity movement was created with decent intentions, I also can't help wondering whether unconditional acceptance of one's own body is, in its own way, just as unrealistic and unattainable as the so-called 'mainstream' beauty ideal. I don't agree with stoking guilt about not having unwavering confidence any more than not being thin.
September 28, 20177 yr I believe that Russians are more traditional in the views: https://www.voanews.com/a/russia-kalashnikov-monument-unveiled/4034854.html I can't imagine something like this happening in the US today. Like the designer of the AR-15 getting a statue in DC..or a cartoon honoring MK appearing on Google search. Quote MOSCOW — The new statue of Mikhail Kalashnikov cradling his signature AK-47 assault rifle unveiled Tuesday in Moscow commemorates one of Russia's most renowned and reviled inventions. By some estimates, the AK-47 and its versions account for about one-fifth of the world's firearms, the rugged and reliable weapon of choice for many armies, terror groups and drug gangs... The funny thing is that the designers made a serious mistake on the statue: This is the schematic for the Nazi STG-44 from WW2, not the postwar AK-47 Quote In the words of Russian President Vladimir Putin: “The Kalashnikov rifle is a symbol of the creative genius of our people.” Or as Russia's Culture Minister Vladimir Medinsky put it: the Kalashnikov rifle has become “Russia's cultural brand.”
September 28, 20177 yr A bust at Belorussky train station in Moscow. That is the Soviet T-34 from WW2- apparently related to America and Pepsi-Co./Frito-Lay
September 28, 20177 yr 31 minutes ago, Cult Icon said: That is the Soviet T-34 from WW2- apparently related to America and Pepsi-Co./Frito-Lay this story is more interesting: http://www.moonofalabama.org/2017/09/syria-us-centcom-declares-war-on-russia.html
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