DocIllinois
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Quick mod-edit to give the NSFW tag. You'll have to show me how you do that button. Pretty cool.
Agreed - show me, too.
+1 point for @SaintKP.
Quick mod-edit to give the NSFW tag. You'll have to show me how you do that button. Pretty cool.
Native American actor Wes Studi, who discussed his Vietnam service with us earlier this year, appeared at the 90th Oscar Awards ceremony to introduce a video tribute to men and women in uniform. It's not the nomination (and win) Studi deserved for his performance in "Hostiles," but it's great to see a veteran on the Oscar stage. Studi stunned the crowd when he described his own service in Vietnam with Alpha Company of the 39th Infantry and then asked "Anyone else?" and got nervous laughter in response.
I don't watch the Oscars or any of the award shows, but I wish I would have seen Gary Oldman's acceptance as it happened as well as this:
Vietnam Vet Wes Studi Introduces Oscar's Tribute to the Military
Just for you, Frank (NSFW):I miss scrambled porn, fired up the imagination. Wish I could have paid this much attention in school instead of swilling cheap vodka and Metamucil.
Still not seeing the issues with Wonder Woman, it was banned in the Middle East because it showcased a woman as a Super Hero. Whereas previous appearances by Gal Gadot had not. Also, she's a smokeshow...with the way they did her costume I'm pretty sure of the audience they were targeting.
Still not seeing the issues with Wonder Woman, it was banned in the Middle East because it showcased a woman as a Super Hero. Whereas previous appearances by Gal Gadot had not. Also, she's a smokeshow...with the way they did her costume I'm pretty sure of the audience they were targeting.
whereas Carter wore what essentially a one piece bathing suit with plenty of cleavage and hooker boots.
Yes, she did!... whereas Carter wore what essentially a one piece bathing suit with plenty of cleavage and hooker boots.
Umm... it’s Wonder Woman. Her costume has been pretty much the same since she was introduced in 1941. I didn’t think the movie outfit was over the top, and it wasn’t even shown until about halfway through the movie. Hell, Lynda Carter’s outfit was a bit more risqué than Gal Gadot’s. The movie outfit made more sense since it was designed as armor, whereas Carter wore what essentially a one piece bathing suit with plenty of cleavage and hooker boots.