THE TEACHER'S BUTT

Perhaps, in the case his wife finds this video in his cell phone, he has an excuse prepared: "Oh, I didn't even know it was recording!". But we know it's just that, an excuse... Leaving your son's school party with a close-up of the hot teacher's butt is priceless.

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And thinking I struggle sometimes with a simple paracetamol pill...

JESSICA RABBIT 2K24

Jessica Rabbit, from the movie Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (1988), is one of the most iconic characters in animated cinema. She is the wife of Roger Rabbit, an animated rabbit accused of murder, and although her appearance suggests she’s a femme fatale, her loyalty to Roger reveals her as a more complex character.

With her stylized figure, red dress, and seductive attitude, Jessica is a parody of film noir femmes fatales. Her famous line, "I'm not bad, I'm just drawn that way," shows that despite her appearance, she’s not evil. Although she plays a secondary role, her visual and emotional impact has left a lasting impression on popular culture, making her a memorable icon.



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Hitting Jake Paul on the head.

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DOUGLAS ROSS 2K24

As a visual creator, Douglas Ross focuses on examining the internal dimensions of people, concentrating on the emotions, thoughts, and experiences that define who we are. He uses his art as a means to explore the connections between individual identity and the surrounding environment, highlighting moments of introspection and personal transformation.
Each of Ross’s pieces invites the viewer to dive into a sensory and emotional experience, using symbols and metaphors that reflect the challenges and triumphs of modern life. With a unique visual narrative, his work aims to spark a conversation about the complexities of human existence, emphasizing both personal struggles and shared experiences. Beyond capturing images, Ross seeks to offer a critical yet profoundly human perspective, encouraging reflection on the impact of our experiences in the landscape of the 21st century.

11 years ago, we dedicated a post to him on ALRNCN, and today we revisit his work with some of the new photos he’s shared over the years.



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Say "Ahh!"

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THE EROTICISM OF BELO RETRATO

Belo Retrato specializes in creating portraits that transport people to imaginary places or dreamlike moments. Whether capturing the viewer themselves or someone they'd wish to share an adventure with, their settings are characterized by being freer, bolder, and full of joy. The stories evoked by their images range from the mundane, as if they were part of everyday life, to the fantastic and out of the ordinary.



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MmmmMMMmmm, I’m hungry.

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THE TEACHER WHO REDUCED ABSENTEEISM IN HER CLASS TO ZERO

A teacher managed to reduce absenteeism in her class to zero, even with the most problematic students or those who used to fall asleep in class, and she helped most of them pass.
While other teachers tried to uncover her secret, she simply smiled, knowing that her success lay in how she understood and interacted with her class.




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Whoa! Where did that rabbit come from?

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CARMEN'S DATES

Carmen always took her dates to the same park, a quiet and sunny place: I really like this spot, it has something special. I always come here, she’d say with a smile that seemed a bit too rehearsed.

That day, she met Peter. Young, handsome, smart... but above all, perceptive. They walked through the trees, chatting casually, until they reached a bench. Carmen smiled, charming as ever, but Peter sensed something off, something that didn’t quite fit in that perfect image. It was her smile, that smile that never seemed to change. There was something behind it. Peter knew how to read signals, and his gut was screaming that something was wrong. But Carmen’s magnetism held him there, unable to leave.

“Why do you always come here?” he asked, pretending to be lighthearted but with a growing unease.

Carmen stared at him, not blinking. This time, she didn’t smile. She said nothing.

Suddenly, something invisible shoved him to the ground with force. Peter tried to get up, but it felt as though cold, invisible hands were pinning him down with an impossible strength. His eyes locked onto Carmen, desperate for answers. She just watched him, still, calm. Her silence was worse than any scream.

Peter tried to call for help, but his mouth filled with a warm, sticky wetness. Something forced his mouth open wider and wider, while the air grew thick. Panic seized him, while around him, the park remained sunny, peaceful... and perfectly normal for everyone else.




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The day's slow motion.

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THE INSTAGRAM OF THE DAY: HAYLEY FARMER

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Not a single drop!

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