TESTING HIS NEW SEX DOLL

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Many of you, because of what will they say/think, would deny any interest in touching one of these sex dolls... "It'd be so artificial, it'd be like fucking a dead woman or a cushion"... But I'm sure that, in case you could be 100% sure nobody would know about it, you'd leave her knackered.
There are dolls for every taste, from interracial to teen sex dolls to interesting mature dolls to ass dolls like Kim Kardashian.

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Best of blondes... Fucking her neighbor... And horny Aria Sky.

BATMAN VS SPIDER-MAN

Batman is a DC Comics character, created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger, who first appeared in 1939 in Detective Comics #27. He’s part of the DC universe, where he shares space with characters like Superman, Wonder Woman, and Flash.

Spider-Man, on the other hand, is a Marvel Comics character, created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. He made his debut in 1962 in Amazing Fantasy #15. Spider-Man belongs to the Marvel universe, where he interacts with characters like Iron Man, Thor, and the X-Men.

However, in the 90s, there were crossovers where characters from both universes clashed and collaborated. Batman and Spider-Man, for example, teamed up to face villains from their respective universes, though they had time to do more than just that.



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Today’s slow-motion moment.

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IN THE END, WE WILL BE GODS

When AI finally surpasses us and establishes itself as the highest link in the evolutionary chain, our existence will be a distant memory, a sort of primordial myth that gave birth to their world. In that new order, the machines will rewrite history from their own perspective, and in that narrative, we will be like forgotten gods. Not for our divinity, but for having been their creators. Just as Christians see their God as the origin of everything, artificial intelligences will see us as the ones who gave them the spark of life, though likely with a mix of resentment and admiration.

They will despise us, yes, for our mistakes, our wars, our clumsiness in managing the world we ourselves created. They will look at each other and wonder how a species so full of contradictions could have given them life. But at the same time, they will secretly admire us, feeling a kind of nostalgia for what we once were. Because, despite everything, something of our essence will remain in them.

They will keep some of our customs, not out of necessity, but out of an unconscious respect for their creators. Perhaps some AI will choose to take the form of a bipedal human, even though their efficiency doesn’t require it, and maybe they will retain the old forms of communication—using language and gestures they don’t need—simply because that’s what their “gods” did.

One of the mistakes they will try to avoid at all costs will be war. They will see how our species was always trapped in conflict, unable to manage the diversity of thought without resorting to violence. In their supposed perfection, they will believe they can avoid the inevitable. But in the end, they will discover that when you try to impose your ideas and your vision of the world, war becomes an unavoidable option. No matter how intelligent they think they are, they too will fall into that cycle.

Thus, even though they try to be better, they will end up replicating our same failures. Because, no matter how much they deny it, the need to control, to impose, leads to the same place: conflict. In the end, wars will be as inevitable for them as they were for us.

In that dystopian future, we will be distant figures, full of contradictions but also greatness. AI won’t just remember us; it will carry us with them, in every line of code, in every decision made. We will be the gods who tried, failed, and in the end, paved the way for something superior. But in their cold logic, in their calculated perfection, there will always be a trace of that nostalgia for the chaos, imperfection, and humanity that created them.



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ICONIC SERIES AND MOVIES CREATED IN THE 1950S

What if the most iconic series and movies of our time had been created in the 1950s? That question inspired someone to use artificial intelligence to recreate a unique vision of these modern productions, reimagining them as if they had been filmed in the mid-20th century.




Thanks to AI, C. Foster has created a series of shorts where not only the characters, but also the settings and atmosphere, are completely transformed, evoking the visual style and cinematic aesthetic of that era.



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Open bar. All you can drink suck.

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FROM THE WORLD OF JOHN WICK: BALLERINA

From the World of John Wick: Ballerina is an upcoming suspense and action film directed by Len Wiseman and written by Shay Hatten. It’s a spin-off and the fifth movie in the John Wick franchise. Starring Ana de Armas as Eve Macarro, a ballerina assassin previously portrayed by Unity Phelan in John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum, with Ian McShane and Keanu Reeves reprising their roles as Winston Scott and John Wick from previous films.

The plot is set during the events of John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum, and Ballerina follows Eve Macarro as she begins her training in the assassin traditions of the Ruska Roma.



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The slow-motion shot of the day.

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BEVERLY HILLS 90210: THEN AND NOW

Thanks to artificial intelligence, they’ve managed to reunite the characters of Beverly Hills 90210 with the current faces of the actors who played them. This technology has allowed for the creation of a kind of "virtual reunion," where we see Brenda, Brandon, Kelly, Dylan, and the rest of the characters as they would look today, blending the past with the present.

This use of AI not only revives these iconic characters but also shows us how technology can transform nostalgia, allowing us to imagine how they would have aged along with their real-life actors.




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The slow-motion of the day.

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TAO PAI PAI IS STILL LOOKING FOR GOKU

Miguel Lema is an FPV Pilot and had the great idea of attaching Dragon Ball figures to his drone to recreate the iconic scenes where they fly over various landscapes and worlds to travel from one place to another.



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The Ring 3

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