New Charms And Mini Sculpts Plus A Pair Of Gold Lustre Capped Ceramic Teeth On Gold Plated 21” And

Off The Leash 🐱🐶🎤

how many hands will have touched me! how many eyes shut!

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Let's just say. My back is killing me baby

no you don't get it I like superhero comics in a smart way. their long publication histories and self-conscious positioning as a deeply usamerican art form allows them to act as a fascinating time capsule for the cultural history of the united states. you pick up a superhero comic from even just a few decades ago and you get a snapshot into that time period's prevailing views on gender and race relations, nationalism, individualism, environmentalism, views on children, the contemporary relationship between writers/artists, their editors and the reading public, etc. and superhero franchises are so prevalent in usamerican children's media that they act as a shared cultural touchstone of childhood on a scale that few other things do, which results in them being loaded with all these frenetic youth interpretations that are later canonized as young readers become adult writers. it's the adolescence of a thousand people that has since become the thought experiment of a thousand adults. it fascinates me. also it has people in themed skintight spandex/leather outfits beating the shit out of each other which I like for sex pervert reasons

John Calmette and Eric Radomski background paintings for Batman: The Animated Series (1992–1995)

listening to twin fantasy (mirror to mirror) an this shit sounds like it was recorded on a spoon. terrible. love it

you pick me up and take me home again, 

how men in huge pickup trucks look at you thru their windshield when they just almost hit you point blank at an intersection where you had indisputable right of way