I'm not even mad, that takes some proper planing and engineering to get that vulva purse from concept drawings into an actual product.
I'm not even mad, that takes some proper planing and engineering to get that vulva purse from concept drawings into an actual product.
Oh great, another geometric white blocky male lead character.
It's Patricia, everything is controversial.
Do the rays emitting from your white armor blind you?
Injecting your own idea of character into a character with no...... character. Other M was the first game in which she even had character. The narrative in Fusion didn't really exude character as much as it barely touched on it, while mostly using itself to narrate the game to add depth to the linearity. Anything…
It's not about stats. Campaign is no different than classic mode really, it's a multiplayer match. An attrition match is an attrition match. The point of the game is to try to win. You have a lot less chance of winning if one of your team members is doing absolutely nothing, or worse, doing nothing and dying over and…
I've heard Battlefield 4 has gotten better.
Is that a problem?
space dandy op and ed are also great
Earlier today I found out there are pink guns sooooo...
By "better" guns, you mean to say "more automatic" and "noob-friendly".
Look like Knuckles needs some cocks to mongle.
FiM's a lot more sugary than any of those other shows (especially that opening theme and whenever they do a musical number), but there is also a considerably larger amount of substance to the characters that most other 'girly' shows don't typically have. I happen to believe that a big factor in MLP's popularity was…
The remarks caused some controversy around how the girls should be depicted and whether or not they were being sexualized. The artist of the cover, Mimi Yoon, didn't seen so happy with the controversy surrounding the cover—using Facebook, she wrote "one opinionated dog barks (i'm fine with that)… and the rest of the…
The remarks caused some controversy around how the girls should be depicted and whether or not they were being sexualized. The artist of the cover, Mimi Yoon, didn't seen so happy with the controversy surrounding the cover—using Facebook, she wrote "one opinionated dog barks (i'm fine with that)… and the rest of the…
Also, they could have gone this route.