Who ever used that?

depends on whether there are is any decent software out there, that isn't a java applet

NO

https://youtu.be/DxvVcxW3t5E

VillAGE

Water Tribe gang.
https://twitter.com/NattoTwister/status/1367547018273566731

Cute little bunny :)

Looks like an attempt at both a roll-up pin and a made in japan

Apparently it's the Onryo Clutch, I knew it was a Japanese move!

He does a version at about 4:20 of part 2 here to Shota http://watchprowrestling.com/video/ddt-ganbare-rumble-fish-21-march-2021/

Kevin Steen did it here apparently https://letterboxd.com/film/pwg-beyond-the-thunderdome/

Someone did it here http://www.prowrestlingguerrilla.com/results/2007/show0069.html

Trying to find more footage of it...

Rotate

>>1141
Skirts and similar are the best part of any outfit, though.

>>1141
It's cute is what it is.

>>1140
Definitely Osaka IMO. What a cutie. Agreed on Tokyo, though.

Also, is it just me or does Okinawa look an awful lot like Hitori Bocchi?

>>1141
I don't see any evidence that they're being "forced".

>>1148
> Also, is it just me or does Okinawa look an awful lot like Hitori Bocchi?
dunno, didn't watch. i think it's more akin to robonotes, though

You seem like a pleasant gentleman. I will let you in to my house and serve you Rocky Mountain Oysters

Dawwwww

Kill yourself

>>1675 meant kiss yourself

Teen thread

die

sup

Unleash dogs of war

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nxlkyYK0Sk

Cold war

>>1044
>As long as art was making use of its own disappearance and the disappearance of its object, it still was major enterprise. But art trying to recycle itself indefinitely by storming reality? The majority of contemporary art has attempted to do precisely that by confiscating banality, waste and mediocrity as values and ideologies. These countless installations and performances are merely compromising with the state of things, and with all the past forms of art history. Raising originality, banality and nullity to the level of values or even to perverse aesthetic pleasure. Of course, all of this mediocrity claims to transcend itself by moving art to a second, ironic level. But it is just as empty and insignificant on the second as the first level. The passage to the aesthetic level salvages nothing; on the contrary, it is mediocrity squared. It claims to be null – “I am null! I am null!” – and it truly is null.

Love it

>>1044
Baudrillard is a bunch of criticism but absolutely no proposals.

>>991
I'm entitled to agree. Virtually any object that gets presented as art can be considered to be art, because doing so would trigger the device of lifting the object out from automatism of perception, which is the very essence of all artistic forms. And there is nothing wrong with that. Aesthetisation of everyday items/abstractions/etc. can have a really strong emotional impact if it's done skillfully and tastefully. What most people really complain about is the abuse of the above-described trick that's been going on for decades, not the means of artistic expression per se. So at the end of the day, it's just the eternal matter of a work of art being or not being shit, which is what all other disputes of whether something is``true art'' can be reduced to as well.

I always get Gilbert & George and Gilbert & Sullivan mixed up 😳

oh heck