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penguin mascot article in Readers Digest (August 2009)
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FC-3 2 Furries 1 Human - 2 Furries 1 Human is the unofficial nickname of the trailer for Hungry Bastages, a fur-fetish pornographic film produced by ..::XANA::.. Creations. The trailer features two furries conducting themselves in fetishistic intimate rel
2 Furries 1 Human is the unofficial nickname of the trailer for Hungry Bastages, a fur-fetish pornographic film produced by ..::XANA::.. Creations. The trailer features two furries conducting themselves in fetishistic intimate relations, including hosting a talk show with a human, taking turns ostensibly consuming the deductions, and elaborating it into each other’s mouths.
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FC-3 2 Furries 1 Human - 2 Furries 1 Human is the unofficial nickname of the trailer for Hungry Bastages, a fur-fetish pornographic film produced by ..::XANA::.. Creations. The trailer features two furries conducting themselves in fetishistic intimate rel
2 Furries 1 Human is the unofficial nickname of the trailer for Hungry Bastages, a fur-fetish pornographic film produced by ..::XANA::.. Creations. The trailer features two furries conducting themselves in fetishistic intimate relations, including hosting a talk show with a human, taking turns ostensibly consuming the deductions, and elaborating it into each other’s mouths.
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FC-3 2 Furries 1 Human - 2 Furries 1 Human is the unofficial nickname of the trailer for Hungry Bastages, a fur-fetish pornographic film produced by ..::XANA::.. Creations. The trailer features two furries conducting themselves in fetishistic intimate rel
2 Furries 1 Human is the unofficial nickname of the trailer for Hungry Bastages, a fur-fetish pornographic film produced by ..::XANA::.. Creations. The trailer features two furries conducting themselves in fetishistic intimate relations, including hosting a talk show with a human, taking turns ostensibly consuming the deductions, and elaborating it into each other’s mouths.
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Marvel vs Capcom 3 Gets Way More Furry
During Comic-Con International 2010, Capcom has been announcing new characters for its upcoming fighting game, Marvel vs Capcom 3. So far the roster has been pretty standard, with one major exception: there’s a big white wolf god on the list.
Amaterasu, star of the critically acclaimed and fan loved PS2 and Wii game Okami was officially revealed on Marvel’s website, and is being announced during Capcom’s MvC3 panel.
In Okami and the upcoming Nintendo DS game Okamiden, the wolf god uses the power of nature to defeat enemies. Capcom hasn’t shown Amaterasu in action yet, but we’re pretty psyched (can everybody say “Please be overpowered so I can kick everyone’s ass with a wolf”?)
Marvel also announced Thor, which brings the total character count so far to 16.
Known characters so far: Chun-Li, Trish, Doctor Doom, Super-Skrull, Chris Redfield, The Hulk, Dante, Captain America, Felicia, Wolverine, Morrigan, Deadpool, Iron Man, and Ryu.
Marvel vs Capcom 3 is set to release Q2 2011.
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Unsheathed #47 - Special guest Savrin talks to Kyell and K.M. about audio books and how to read sex out loud.
Season 5 - Show 09
But it Was Better Than Alien vs Predator: Requiem, Right?
Predators
Directed by Nimrod Antal
Written by Michael Finch and Alex Litvak
Starring Adrien Brody, Laurence Fishburne, Topher Grace, Danny Trejo
Actually, it was.
Though Predators still felt like a “mixed bag” movie to me. It did some things right, a lot of things just okay, but thankfully, it never really went in the wrong direction at any point in time. And this is coming from a guy who was an Aliens and Predator fanatic when he was younger.
If anything, I should’ve been heavily critical after the debacle that was Alien vs Predator: Requiem. Now I’ll admit, I didn’t have my hopes up walking into the theater Saturday night, but I was still pleasantly surprised and left feeling satisfied after I watched this movie.
First off, thank you, Robert Rodriguez, for finally putting some solid, decent actors on screen when it comes to one of these movies. It isn’t the ’80s or the ’90s anymore, people. The Predators (Aliens, it doesn’t really matter at this point) can not carry these movies by themselves. They need a convincing human factor, which Adrien Brody, Laurence Fishburne, and even that one dude from the upcoming Machete movie provide (come on, if Rodriquez produced it, you shouldn’t be surprised that one of his go to guys ends up being cast for a supporting role). This definitely helped the movie along, which means we weren’t sitting around for twenty minutes saying, “I wish the Predators would hurry up and get on screen already.”
Another thing that impressed me was the cinematography.
Wait—what?
Yes, cinematography. Bear with me on this one, because the movie was actually quite beautiful. The director did a fantastic job choosing the locations, and he was able to make our world look convincingly alien without much effort. I found myself many times just admiring the scenery while the plot developed and the human characters interacted. Now insert a nice “jump straight to the action” opening, some cool, fresh ideas that added to the Predator mythology (alien hunting dogs for the win), and a Predator versus Predator fight sequence all helped to make for a pleasant movie experience when I was expecting another train wreck.
But then there’s the plot. It didn’t add anything new, and most of the time, it felt like the first Predator movie just set on an alien planet. In fact, the whole movie sort of came across like a homage to the original film. There was a guy toting a mini gun, some obvious dialogue references, and even the “watch as each human gets picked off one by one” scenario which played out during the entire movie. Then there’s Topher Grace, who just did not work for this film. He was the odd ball of the group, and he never fit in convincingly with the rest of the cast. Add in the ho hum, set up for a possible sequel ending, and you have a movie that just never quite clicked on all cylinders.
Was I happy I saw it? Yes. Was it a great movie? No.
Predators was average, but it’s still something a fan of both the Aliens and the Predator movies should definitely go see. It was entertaining, and at least Twentieth Century Fox took the time (and the money) to finally get one of these storied franchises headed back in the right direction.
AD 021 - I Guard the Gate - Tonight's story mixes fantasy themes with Greek and Egyptian mythology. The world goes on while the Sphinx sleeps, but who will have survived to answer her riddle when she awakens? "I Guard the Gate" by Carmen K. Welsh Read b
Tonight's story mixes fantasy themes with Greek and Egyptian mythology. The world goes on while the Sphinx sleeps, but who will have survived to answer her riddle when she awakens?
"I Guard the Gate" by Carmen K. Welsh
Read by Chris Hvidsten of the Outcast novel podcast
Music cues by Infinity Squared
AD 021 - I Guard the Gate - Tonight's story mixes fantasy themes with Greek and Egyptian mythology. The world goes on while the Sphinx sleeps, but who will have survived to answer her riddle when she awakens? "I Guard the Gate" by Carmen K. Welsh Read by of the Music...