M$D∆NG€L$ presents SHOTGUN CHAR'S SPIRIT ANIMAL

alternate title for this post is 

"This is how I will sound after I get wasted at Melissa's wedding"

oh is that how it is going to work? SPACE!

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Practice makes perfect...

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click the link above for a sneak peak at the puppy bowl practice
(its autoplay...so, you know a link it is)

Now, to meet some familiar MVPs:

always a winner

fridayz are her fav

DIVA's doppelganger

hello, my name is bob rundy

who does this little girl remind you of?!?

Oh haaayyye- puppy Dharma here...meow!

TW - just barely making it

Last but not least...a Kismet + Bella hybrid, who shall be named Rascal (you're welcome Ms.D)

definitely going to see this with thomas wilhelm.

One of the most intriguing — and most discussed — films at this year’s Sundance Film Festival is a curious documentary called The Nightmare, which recounts and restages the experiences of various people who suffer from extreme forms of sleep paralysis. The subject is fascinating enough on its own, but The Nightmare was directed by Rodney Ascher, who made a splash at the 2012 festival with Room 237, his experimental documentary about different, out-there interpretations of Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining. As might be expected, The Nightmare, not unlike the previous film, is by turns playful, probing, and terrifying. (via)

an international North Korean gay sex scandal!

Actually, it looks more like a gay kiss and some heavy gay petting. Faith told me about these photos taken by South Koreans across the border of two North Korean troops engaged in a special hug.

Gay Star News reports that the Korean Friendship Association, which is sponsored by the government of North Korea, (DPRK) commented:

"While 'it is not customary for individuals of any sexual orientation to engage in public displays of affection... Homosexuals in the DPRK have never been subject to repression, as in many capitalist regimes around the world."

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christie tump!

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