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T-Pain - “Best Love Song” (ft. Chris Brown)
ALL UP AND OVER THIS SONG.
(LOADS OF) WORKOUTS
Diet Health:
Carrie Underwood’s Sculpted Legs
Victoria’s Secret
Lindsay Ellington’s Leg Workout
BODY ROCK
BRAZIL BUTT LIFT:
INSANITY
Jillian Michaels
30 Day Shred:Ripped in 30:
6 Week 6 Pack:
Level 2
Banish Fat Boost Metabolism
No More Trouble Zones
Yoga MeltdownCarmen Electra:
The Biggest Loser:
Biggest Loser 30 Day Jump Start Workout
Biggest Loser Cardio Max Workout
Biggest Loser Weight Loss Yoga
Biggest Loser Boot Camp Workout
Turbo Jam:
P90X:
Tone It Up:
POP Pilates:
Serious Standing for Legs, Butt, Obliques
Slimming Inner Thighs & Calves
Standing Pilates for Legs, Butt & Obliques
Yoga
Dashama Sun Salutations video
Dashama Sun Salutations 2 video
Dashama Hip Stretches
Tara Stiles Bend It Like Tara video
sadienardini 40 minute yoga weight loss videos Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4
exercisetv.tv Yoga Fitness Plus 45 minute video
exercisetv.tv Beginner Yoga 20 minute video
exercisetv.tv Yoga Sculpt 30 minute video
exercisetv.tv Yoga Fitness Fusion 45 minute video
Yogis Anonymous Hurts So Good Power Yoga 95 minute video
Yogis Anonymous Blissed Flow Yoga 90 minute
RUNNING:
Post Running Stretch video from FlexibleWarriorYoga
Zumba Workout Videos:Hip Hop Abs With Shaun T:0_____0 WHY HAVEN’T I STARTED YET??
Girls you can relate…
To the happiness that comes from shopping the semi annual sale at Victoria’s Secret.
Except for the sadness that comes upon my wallet.
Forever this tag:
#why am I a girl again?
We are girls with substance.
Anything and everything that sums up and/or explains the bonds between my girls.
Beautiful People
↳ Gaspard Ulliel“I think I can be charmed by many different types of women, actually. It’s all about a connection and chemistry. What I don’t like: when she becomes a bit vulgar. I like classy ladies, I’d say, overall.”
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bbs
#it probably took ages to get them like this #they started out with only one blanket #which lead to a lot of problems #natasha nearly smothered tony with a pillow because he was hogging the covers #thor was too hot and didn’t want any blankets but he was stuck in the middle and they didn’t want to have to crawl all over each other #to rearrange themselves #everyone started getting antsy #bruce almost hulked out before steve suggested they go get another blanket #but by the time the issue was resolved they were all too awake #so maria came up with some warm milk #and when that didn’t work she called in fury #who sat next to the bed and read them go the fuck to sleep#until they went the fuck to sleep #and then took this picture for blackmail purposes
LOL!! Fury read Go the Fuck to Sleep.
i see what you did there ;]
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57 Varieties. Not to be outdone by Heinz, Samuel L Jackson has tweeted 57 different spellings of the word motherf— since joining Twitter in October 2011. Entertainment Weekly dutifully compiled the list:
Amughphuqqinvengers
Maaadaaahfaaahkaaaahz
Mahfahkka
Mahfakka
Mahpfauccauhs
Mahphakka
MAVENGERFUQQAS
MAVENGERPFUQQAHS
Mawphakkas
Moneyfondler
Motherfucker
Moughoucccah
Moughpfucca
Moughuqqas
Moupfacca
Moupfouqa
Moupfuccuh
Muffpfukah
Muffughccin
Muffukaness
Mufuggas
Mughfughquahs
Mughpfakkuh
Mughpfukkas
Mughpfukkuh
Mughphughkughzz
Mughuqqa
Muh fukka
Muhfucka
Muhfugga
Muhfuggahhhh
Muhfuggin
Muhfuka
Muhfukka
Muhfukkah
Muhfukkin
Muhfuqas
Muhfuqin
Muhpfakkah
Mupfuhqeuhs
Motherfucking
Mutha fuqeu
Muthafucka
Muhphuggas
Muthafuga
Muthafukka
Muthafukkin’
Muthaphucca
Muthavenger
Muthughpfuccahz
Muthughphoukka
Muthupfuqas
Muttuhfukkuh
Mutuphukas
Muughuuqa
Muuphuuccahs
Myfollowfukkas
dcu:
Without the benefit of 3D, it’s gonna be tough for The Dark Knight Rises to beat these guys…
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Metric - “Gimme Sympathy”
Gimme sympathy
After all of this is gone
You’re gonna make mistakes, you’re young.
Living on Cloud Nine;
after such an amazing week, who knew this could be happiness? <3
watched this tonight and it was pretty good.
hulk and tony were totally scene stealers :]
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The Avengers opens in theaters in the US on May 4th, and it’s going to do blockbuster business. The individual films featuring these characters have already grossed more than $2.2 billion dollars - that’s greater than the Gross National Product of almost half the countries on Earth - and it’s not unlikely that The Avengers will earn a hundred million dollars on its opening day alone.
This represents a pretty big payday to a lot of people - the actors, obviously, will take home pretty big paychecks. The director and the writers are well-compensated, and certainly the executives who greenlighted this project get to sit back and rake in large bonuses and healthy salaries.
Well, you know where this is going; shamefully, the people who aren’t making a big profit from these movies are the people (and the families of the people) who did the essential work of creating them in the first place. It’s not just Jack Kirby, either, or (Black Widow and Hawkeye co-creator) Don Heck, but also Steve Engelhart, Peter David, Herb Trimpe, Jim Steranko, Roy Thomas and dozens more - the artists and writers who refined and defined the characters appearing in this movie, who fleshed out the original creations and molded them into the figures we cheer for when we see them on the screen.
Some very sensible people are calling for a boycott of this film on those grounds, but I think it’s fairly obvious that a boycott of idealistic comic fans isn’t going to accomplish much - it’s not only comic book fans who’ll be dropping a collective billion dollars over the next eight weeks to see this movie, it’s going to be a lot of movie-goers who haven’t read a comic since they were kids, much less know anything of the controversy.
Plus, of course, you - the collective “you”, representing comic book fans all over the world - want to see this movie. And you’re going to, most likely, right? Even though you know of the morally shady practices of Marvel towards its creators, they’ve got you hooked. Don’t be ashamed, they’ve had you hooked for years. It’s what they do.
So how about this: You’re probably going to go see The Avengers and, judging by the early reviews, you’ll probably enjoy it. How about - as a thank you to the creators who brought you these characters in the first place, who gave you something to enjoy so much - you match your ticket price as a donation to The Hero Initiative?
THI is a charity which provides essential financial assistance to comic book professionals who have fallen on hard times; for decades, the comic industry provided no financial safety net to its employees, most of whom it regarded only as freelancers and journeymen, meaning they were offered no health insurance, no unemployment insurance, no retirement plans - none of the financial support most of us enjoy from our jobs and careers. A small donation will help this agency provide a valuable safety net in times of need to these beloved entertainers.
I don’t plan on seeing The Avengers, but I’ve donated $15 - the price of a 3-D ticket - to Hero. If every concerned comic fan - every superhero aficionado who learned to live by the lessons of altruism and sacrifice taught by these comics - donated the price of their ticket, well, it may not hit a billion dollars but it’ll bring in a lot of money for a good and relevant cause.
One last note: Remember what Spider-Man always says? “With great power comes great responsibility”. The lesson in that is that everyone has great power. Spider-Man’s great power is being able to lift a bus. Your great power is the ability to help good causes do good work for good reasons - so why not go be a superhero instead of just watching them on the screen…
(PS: “Liking” this post is nice, thank you, but reblogging/retweeting it helps get the message out and would be even more appreciated)
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