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You go first.......I'll wait!

 

I already pulled my cellphone, my synthesizer, my cocoa butter, printer, computer monitor...all with a hard dick that hasn't been touched for seven days!

 

lmao

 

Hey man....not busting a nut down there for seven days can really boost your dick temperature by a good 10°F degrees.

 

I'll bet you'll "bust a nut" pretty soon over something completely hot, and that would break the resolution you made to not jerk off.

Mwahahahaha!

 

Ummmm....about that resolution.... :smt073

 

Lemme guess. You broke it already? I figured! ^^ Mwahahaaaha!:freehug:

 

I couldn't help it...I'm just enjoying greasing it up and shooting a load. :smt022

 

Awwwww poor babe! Want me to help you motivate? *ahem*

STOP JERKING OFF! YOU MADE A COMMITMENT THIS YEAR TO NOT DO IT! IF YOU WANT TO IMPRESS YO WOMAN, AND YO COMMUNITEH AND YOSELF, SIT DOWN, FORCE YO HANDS OUT OF YO NO-NO REGION, AND WATCH NO PORNO!
*slap* YO 10 INCH SNAKE CAN HANDLE HOLDING SHYTE IN TILL SUMMER, RIGHT, HO? DEN DUN DO ITZ AGAIN! :axe::smt066

:freehug::freehug::freehug::freehug: much love

 

Nope. Can't control the urge!

 

Don't make me come down there! I'll MAKE you stop! XD

 

Wolverine No Longer Part of The X-Men In Movie Sequel

Portions of an Entertainment Weekly interview with "The Wolverine" director James Mangold.


On How Much Of A Inspiration The Chris Claremont/Frank Miller Wolverine Mini Series Comic Inspired The Film:

A lot of that story and a lot of beats from that saga are in there — and a lot of characters. Without being religious about it, I think it’s a very admiring adaptation. Obviously when you’re adapting anything you make some changes. But all the characters are there : Yukio, Viper, Mariko, Shingen, and Logan obviously. The whole cast of characters that exist in that world exists in our film.

On The Decision To Set The Wolverine After X-Men: The Last Stand:

It’s set after X-Men 3, but I wouldn’t call it a sequel to X-Men 3. You have a choice the second you enter a world like this with a huge amount of comic books, backstories, three movies, a Wolverine origins movie … You have decide where you’re going to exist in relation to all these other things, particularly if you’re working with an actor who actually played the character in other films. I felt it was really important to find Logan at a moment where he was stripped clean of his duties to the X-Men, his other allegiances, and even stripped clean of his own sense of purpose. I was fascinated with the idea of portraying Logan as a ronin – the definition of which is a samurai without a master, without a purpose. Kind of a soldier who is cut loose. War is over. What does he do? What does he face? What does he believe anymore? Who are his friends? What is his reason for being here anymore? I think those questions are especially interesting when you’re dealing with a character who is essentially immortal.


On Why It Was Important For Wolverine To Have The "Baggage" From The Previous Films:

It was only to my advantage to set it after the X-Men films because the X-Men had effectively ended at that point. A lot of the key characters had died. There was a sense if I’m locating this film not five minutes after the other movie, but a period of time after that last X-Men movie, I can find a Logan who is living separate from the world. He is no longer a member of some superhero team.

 

^^^
I'll probably go see the movie, but Wolverine has stopped being an interesting big screen character to me. Maybe if they decide to do a real reboot (without Brian Singer's involvement) of X-Men, I'll care about him again.

 

Fuck that reboot Blade. That third movie was the worst way to end what could have been an incredible trilogy

 

Speaking of Blade :

Taken from an interview on IGN .....



Earlier today, we heard from writer/director David S. Goyer, who was heavily involved with the Blade trilogy as well as the television series, on the possibility of a reboot under Marvel Studios and Disney. He believes that, due to the success of the first three movies, a reboot is inevitable, despite Blade not being the most likely candidate for a Disney franchise. Now, speaking with IGN, Goyer reiterates these comments. "Blade is not the most Disney-fied character, but look, he was a tertiary character; very few people knew who he was. Those films, worldwide, have made a half billion dollars and spawned video games and action figures and things like that. So I think it would be crazy not to see another iteration of Blade at some point."

 

Can a brother get a prequel

one thing they gotta fix is the regeneration angle. Dude cant regenerate like a vamp yet still age like a human. Makes no sense. He should at least age slowly like Mystique

 

Pfffft you're all a bunch of daywalkers

 

Or as the Italians call us in my area Mondays

 

Cyberpunk 2077

I was tricked into thinking this was a movie trailer, but it turned out to be a really nice cinematic trailer to an upcoming game. I'm sure of what sort of game this will be, but I'd imagine it could fall into the Action genre. But sit back and relax...

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Slender: The Arrival

From the people who brought you Slender: The Eight Pages comes a new chapter in the Slender story. Slender: The Arrival comes with a story, an improved gameplay and engine, and it will still scare the hell out of you.

Check out the trailer below...

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