Friday, September 27, 2013
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
More Sexy From deviantART
More sexy images from deviantART. Fun site where artists express themselves freely and share their work.
SandyManase, deviantART
SandyManase, deviantART
Friday, September 20, 2013
Women I Find Attractive Part Two
Continuing from the last post I'd like to present more women that I find attractive.
Christy Carlson Romano
Vivid Vivka Internet Alt Model
Farrah Abraham
Christy Carlson Romano
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| By Dustin Senger Uploaded by MyCanon (Christy Carlson Romano) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons |
Stephanie Abrams The Hot Weather Girl
Vivid Vivka Internet Alt Model
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| Vivka on the left. theMaykazine, Flickr Creative Commons, some rights reserved. |
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Women I Find Attractive
I'm a little different, especially when compared to your average American, when it comes to what I find attractive. I like women with a distinctive nose, for one thing; a big one, or at least not just a little button nose, differently shaped. The classic Roman nose is definitely alright with me. Consequently I often like Middle Eastern women, Italian, Spanish and East Indian women. Big beautiful doe eyes are alright with me and I love a long oval shaped face. Also, believe it or not, I think buck teeth are hot. I've gotten into this whole subject, as you can tell.
I've found it's hard to match up what I think is attractive in the Entertainment industry. What I've found, however, is I can find women in the media that I find very attractive, but noticeably in certain fields. Comedy, for instance. Comedy being a little more ethnic friendly, you see Jewish women in particular, I'm able to find that distinctive look that I like. Here are some examples.
Comedian Chelsea Peretti
Hilary Clinton's Personal Assistant Huma Abedin
CNN News Reporter Dana Bash
Singer Sara Bareilles
Actress Vanessa Lengies
Just wanted to say, bright eyes, like blue, hazel or green with a sweet and kind look never hurt either, neither does a beautiful olive skin tone.
I'm going to leave it at that for now. Maybe more in the future.
I've found it's hard to match up what I think is attractive in the Entertainment industry. What I've found, however, is I can find women in the media that I find very attractive, but noticeably in certain fields. Comedy, for instance. Comedy being a little more ethnic friendly, you see Jewish women in particular, I'm able to find that distinctive look that I like. Here are some examples.
Comedian Chelsea Peretti
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| By Miss Wright [CC-BY-2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons |
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| Zach Klein, via Flickr Creative Commons, some rights reserved |
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| josh bis/joshc, via Flickr Creative Commons, some rights reserved |
Hilary Clinton's Personal Assistant Huma Abedin
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| Public Domain, US Government |
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| Zennie Abraham/zennie62, via Flickr Creative Commons, some rights reserved |
CNN News Reporter Dana Bash
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| Gage Skidmore [CC-BY-SA-3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons |
Actress Vanessa Lengies
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| Audi USA, via Flickr Creative Commons, Some rights reserved |
Just wanted to say, bright eyes, like blue, hazel or green with a sweet and kind look never hurt either, neither does a beautiful olive skin tone.
I'm going to leave it at that for now. Maybe more in the future.
This is the Hardest Time in My Life
As the title suggests, and it's true, this is definitely the hardest time in my life. I'm just hoping it never gets more difficult.
The main reason this time in my life is so difficult is that my mother is 83 years old and has dementia. I am embittered, admittedly, because I'd always been mistreated by her and my sister and other family members; alienated and treated like garbage since I was a child, this makes it all that much more difficult for me to take care of her. I am enraged most of the time. All I'm going to say is you will never know what it's like unless you go through it. Being aware and sensitive, it's even worse for me. I realize some people are walking around comatose, so nothing bothers them and they're simply not aware that anything is ever wrong. I'm too aware. I'm shaken often. Don't know if it's a blessing or a curse.
It's painful. Everyday my mother needs me and I take care of her, but I am also enraged at her. She needs someone other than me to do this, no doubt about that. She needs someone whom she hasn't mistreated, someone who doesn't resent her deeply. She needs someone whom she won't continue to trigger and abuse with her conscious or unconscious manipulations.
Problem is the whole bottom has dropped out on me. The only job I have is the one of taking care of my Mom. I get paid to do it, through the County, but what I get paid doesn't even cover half the work I do. When it's all over, I'm stuck. Don't know what will happen at that point. When I started taking care of her, I was fed up with being a slave to a job, yet I did have a job. But I had to quit the job because it was too much to take care of her and maintain employment. She was calling the cops in the middle of the night because she was having hallucinations; I wasn't getting sleep and being drained throughout the day, taking care of her and dealing with her hallucinations and demands and also going to a stressful job full of abusive co-workers and the usual stupid management.
It's all come down to this. I struggled in a relationship with a self-centered girlfriend that laid almost everything on me, fought with me and most of the time I was the only one working. So I had to deal with her combativeness and a job both. We got separate places, but her room-mate kicked her out and she was on the verge of homelessness so I made a place here at home for her with me and Mom. Right now she's asleep. That tells you what I'm dealing with. I'm breaking down while she sleeps at 7:30 in the evening; been asleep for hours. You know what they say about Nero when Rome burned?
And she would let me know she thought her ex-room-mate was better than me on numerous occasions; the person that didn't mind her being homeless is better than me evidently. Gives you an idea of what I'm dealing with.
Absolutely the worst time in my life.
The main reason this time in my life is so difficult is that my mother is 83 years old and has dementia. I am embittered, admittedly, because I'd always been mistreated by her and my sister and other family members; alienated and treated like garbage since I was a child, this makes it all that much more difficult for me to take care of her. I am enraged most of the time. All I'm going to say is you will never know what it's like unless you go through it. Being aware and sensitive, it's even worse for me. I realize some people are walking around comatose, so nothing bothers them and they're simply not aware that anything is ever wrong. I'm too aware. I'm shaken often. Don't know if it's a blessing or a curse.
It's painful. Everyday my mother needs me and I take care of her, but I am also enraged at her. She needs someone other than me to do this, no doubt about that. She needs someone whom she hasn't mistreated, someone who doesn't resent her deeply. She needs someone whom she won't continue to trigger and abuse with her conscious or unconscious manipulations.
Problem is the whole bottom has dropped out on me. The only job I have is the one of taking care of my Mom. I get paid to do it, through the County, but what I get paid doesn't even cover half the work I do. When it's all over, I'm stuck. Don't know what will happen at that point. When I started taking care of her, I was fed up with being a slave to a job, yet I did have a job. But I had to quit the job because it was too much to take care of her and maintain employment. She was calling the cops in the middle of the night because she was having hallucinations; I wasn't getting sleep and being drained throughout the day, taking care of her and dealing with her hallucinations and demands and also going to a stressful job full of abusive co-workers and the usual stupid management.
It's all come down to this. I struggled in a relationship with a self-centered girlfriend that laid almost everything on me, fought with me and most of the time I was the only one working. So I had to deal with her combativeness and a job both. We got separate places, but her room-mate kicked her out and she was on the verge of homelessness so I made a place here at home for her with me and Mom. Right now she's asleep. That tells you what I'm dealing with. I'm breaking down while she sleeps at 7:30 in the evening; been asleep for hours. You know what they say about Nero when Rome burned?
And she would let me know she thought her ex-room-mate was better than me on numerous occasions; the person that didn't mind her being homeless is better than me evidently. Gives you an idea of what I'm dealing with.
Absolutely the worst time in my life.
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Does Bubblews Pay?
The short answer is yes. But here's the longer answer.
I started writing on Bubblews in April 2013. It took me a few weeks, if I remember correctly, to make my first payout, and then after that I was getting paid every week. Then sometimes every few days. Often every 5 to 6 days.
So, Bubblews is a blogging community in which you get paid every time someone views, likes, comments or shares your posts. Posts have to be at least 400 characters long and can't be copied or spun. You can't cheat. If you cheat, you don't get paid. This includes you not using bots that get you likes or views. This includes you not joining exchange groups to unfairly get views and likes and comments. Also, you can't post any porn.
I never did any of those things and never wanted to. I never have to refer to the rules list, because I never even think about doing those things. I like writing my own material and letting it stand as is.
By the way, in case you need to, the list of rules is on your bank page; the same page where you can see your earnings.
So, Bubblews definitely pays. I've been paid every time. You can cash out (hit the Redeem button) once you reach $25 in your bank. The money adds up quickly. You get a penny each for every like, comment, view and share. If you've made a lot of connections or somehow your post is doing well in the Google search engine and is getting many views, you can cash out quickly.
Finally, I'd like to present you with payment proof. As you can see, I'm usually paid at least every week, mostly paid every 5 to 6 days; during really good times, I'm paid every few days.
Thanks for reading. Peace.
If you would like to join Bubblews, where you can speak freely and socialize and get paid for it, click here.
I started writing on Bubblews in April 2013. It took me a few weeks, if I remember correctly, to make my first payout, and then after that I was getting paid every week. Then sometimes every few days. Often every 5 to 6 days.
So, Bubblews is a blogging community in which you get paid every time someone views, likes, comments or shares your posts. Posts have to be at least 400 characters long and can't be copied or spun. You can't cheat. If you cheat, you don't get paid. This includes you not using bots that get you likes or views. This includes you not joining exchange groups to unfairly get views and likes and comments. Also, you can't post any porn.
I never did any of those things and never wanted to. I never have to refer to the rules list, because I never even think about doing those things. I like writing my own material and letting it stand as is.
By the way, in case you need to, the list of rules is on your bank page; the same page where you can see your earnings.
So, Bubblews definitely pays. I've been paid every time. You can cash out (hit the Redeem button) once you reach $25 in your bank. The money adds up quickly. You get a penny each for every like, comment, view and share. If you've made a lot of connections or somehow your post is doing well in the Google search engine and is getting many views, you can cash out quickly.
Finally, I'd like to present you with payment proof. As you can see, I'm usually paid at least every week, mostly paid every 5 to 6 days; during really good times, I'm paid every few days.
Thanks for reading. Peace.
If you would like to join Bubblews, where you can speak freely and socialize and get paid for it, click here.
Friday, September 6, 2013
Lots of Sexy on deviantART
There's lots of sexy art and images on deviantART. Artists, of course, feel free to express the whole of life, which includes sexuality. Here are some good ones.
flipation, deviantART
kirahokuten, deviantART
Ikainl, deviantART
pika55432z, deviantART
sortimid, deviantART
That one looks like various stages of yummy!
davidhakobian, deviantART
kezoxt, deviantART
selficide-stock, deviantART
suicide-ally, deviantART
flipation, deviantART
kirahokuten, deviantART
Ikainl, deviantART
pika55432z, deviantART
sortimid, deviantART
That one looks like various stages of yummy!
davidhakobian, deviantART
kezoxt, deviantART
selficide-stock, deviantART
suicide-ally, deviantART
deviantART: The Avengers
Continuing my exploration of the deviantART site, I thought I'd look into the art they have available, free to share, of The Avengers. The comic book super-heroes are quite popular these days, with the movies bring them to the fore, with Robert Downey, Jr. as Tony Stark and Iron Man, beautifully portraying the character; special effects bring the Incredible Hulk to life; Thor battling his mythical nemesis Loki; Captain America come to life as the epitome of American individualism and determinism; The Avengers have struck a cord with audiences around the world. Thought I'd share some of the great art done in their honor, over there on deviantART.
JP13jp, deviantART
Ktoll, deviantART
MidnightIvy13, deviantART
juniorph, deviantART
MeemieArt, deviantARt
bubblenubbins, deviantART
yatz, deviantART
flipation, deviantART
JP13jp, deviantART
MidnightIvy13, deviantART
juniorph, deviantART
MeemieArt, deviantARt
bubblenubbins, deviantART
yatz, deviantART
flipation, deviantART
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Cool Images on deviantART
I like to cruise around deviantART and check out the images provided by the great artists on that site. Often the artists have their images licensed under Creative Commons and you can use the images freely, as long as you give the artist credit. So, I'd like to share images from that fun and useful site, and under each image I've provided the name of the artist and a link back to their page. I've also decided to include some music videos here in this post, for entertainment purposes. What's not to love?
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