Summer is coming and you see all these juicy bbws stuffed in tight yogapants...

Mm-mmm-mmmm.

Big tits, big butts, cameltoes.


Slurps.

In beginning days...

https://x.com/pfangelico/status/1783105391905350051

Lesson on how to not talk down to people, and in particular, those who've previously had valid reasons to NEVER trust Australian politicians and bureaucrats.

 

Pigzelda of Fatsylvania has Corgi's under her refashioned Big Top Circus bloomers. They're trained to raid Olive Garden, Taco Bell, and Burger King dumpsters then return and regurgitate in Oak's bullet mixer...

It's disgusting how the pignoramus contorts to attack Dove for absolutely nothing.

Quote from: DKG on May 07, 2024, 11:08:09 PMDisney lost over $600 million from just 4 movies in 2023 after year of epic flops.]

Topping the list of flops was "The Marvels," a project that checked a lot of boxes for the film studio as a diverse, female-led and directed superhero movie. Unfortunately, the movie's $218 million in revenues was overshadowed by a $270 million production budget along with over $100 million in advertising. It crossed the finish line with an estimated $237 million loss.

"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" was yet another heartache for both the studio and fans of the franchise. With reports of rewrites and reshoots after leaked storylines angered fans, it was hard to imagine the film could turn around the negative hype.

Add on a reported $80 million in post-production costs to de-age Harrison Ford, and it's no surprise the film made the list.

The expenses totaled $300 million in production, $120 million in ads, and another $96 million in residuals, distribution, and overhead. The film lost about $143 million according to Deadline, meaning even showing Indiana Jones with his true face for the film's entirety couldn't have saved it.

Disney's "Wish" suffered terrible reviews and went relatively unnoticed even to Disney's most critical observers.

$300 million in production and advertising easily dwarfed its box office and streaming numbers, leaving the studio with -$131 million.

The animated film about the production company's own legacy wasn't the biggest hit with young girls who likely expected a better storyline for a Disney princess. The report described the movie as reeking of corporate product with nothing magical about it.

Keeping in line with strange movie ideas, Disney's "Haunted Mansion" is the studio's second foray into making a movie based around its theme-park attraction of the same name. While the Eddie Murphy-led 2003 iteration seemingly performed very poorly, it still outshined the 2023 film.

The 2003 flick saw a global box office of $182 million, but 20 years later, the new version could only make $117 million. Against a $150 million production budget, the totals were again not on Disney's side with $117 million in losses.

In total, that left Disney with an estimated $628 million in losses from just four movies.

LOL! I love it!

I always go to Universal Parks when I'm in Florida. They're growing much faster than Disney. Disneys main focus has been building hotels, ruining Splash Mountain when they should have just added a new ride for their black princess, failing with the Star Wars Hotel, shoving kweirdo catering in our faces, etc. What a fucking waste!

Seeing the movies fail is awesome but watching Universal get ready to overtake them in the theme park arena is fantastic!!!!

Yea, jack and shit will come of it.

Quote from: DKG on May 07, 2024, 11:47:14 PMWhat Senator Rubio said should be common sense, but in today's environment it is courageous.

I'm GLAD, GLAD, GLAD, the civilians are dying!!! I shit on their corpses in fact! THEY elected Hamas and they should all die for it!

Quote from: DKG on May 07, 2024, 11:04:16 PMTrump's legal team moves for mistrial over Stormy Daniels' testimony. Apparently her story today is way different than the story she was peddling in 2016.

She's a fucking skank ass porn whore who's as big a liar as Cohen. That piece of shit judge let her ramble on like she was dictating a new fuck movie. Its repulsive.

Wisconsin lawmakers vote to audit state DEI initiatives

The Wisconsin Legislature's audit committee voted Tuesday in favor of a comprehensive review of the state government's diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.

Source: Wisconsin lawmakers vote to audit state DEI initiatives

What Senator Rubio said should be common sense, but in today's environment it is courageous.