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Mulher Gato terá orelhas!

Menos Michelle Pfeifer e mais Julie Newmar. Difícil reclamar. :)

Até porque quem reclama pode lembrar que podia ser mais Halle Berry, como diz o post.
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comiques: History

comiques:

History

Aug
23rd
Tue
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E cadê Mia Sara?



Era apaixonado por Sloane Peterson, a namoradinha de Ferris Bueller (Matthew Broderick) em Curtindo a vida adoidado quando era criança. E o nome da beldade era Mia Sara, estrela também de A…
Aug
22nd
Mon
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wtfdocc:

Leite, Japão consegue ser bizarro até em comercial de LEITE!

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Outono - Curta produzido por mim e Frandu Almeida.

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No Pain, no gain, certo?

No Pain, no gain, certo?

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interney: Where’s WALL-E? (clique para ampliar)

interney:

Where’s WALL-E?

(clique para ampliar)

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eatmorebikes: Tonight’s Soulful Sunday is inspired by Eric Burdon & War’s ‘Magic Mountain.’ Before being discovered by Eric Burdon, War was known as Nightshift and served as the backing band for a Los Angeles Rams football player’s singing gigs at small nightclubs.  After seeing them perform Burdon joined the group, changed their name to War, and got rid of two horn players in favor of a harmonica player. In 1969 they found success with the lead single ‘Spill the Wine’ off their first release, Eric Burdon Declares War. They would only record one more album before Burdon quit the group in the middle of their 1971 European tour, citing ‘exhaustion.’ War went on to find a great deal of success later on without Burdon, eventually recording the smash hits ‘Why Can’t We Be Friends’ and ‘Low Rider,’ perhaps their most well known songs.  Tonight’s song, ‘Magic Mountain,’ appeared as the b-side to ‘Spill the Wine.’ And hey, why not, here is the a-side ‘Spill the Wine’:

eatmorebikes:

Tonight’s Soulful Sunday is inspired by Eric Burdon & War’s ‘Magic Mountain.’

Before being discovered by Eric Burdon, War was known as Nightshift and served as the backing band for a Los Angeles Rams football player’s singing gigs at small nightclubs.  After seeing them perform Burdon joined the group, changed their name to War, and got rid of two horn players in favor of a harmonica player.

In 1969 they found success with the lead single ‘Spill the Wine’ off their first release, Eric Burdon Declares War. They would only record one more album before Burdon quit the group in the middle of their 1971 European tour, citing ‘exhaustion.’ War went on to find a great deal of success later on without Burdon, eventually recording the smash hits ‘Why Can’t We Be Friends’ and ‘Low Rider,’ perhaps their most well known songs. 

Tonight’s song, ‘Magic Mountain,’ appeared as the b-side to ‘Spill the Wine.’

And hey, why not, here is the a-side ‘Spill the Wine’:

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interney: Camuflagem

interney:

Camuflagem

Aug
20th
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Mimimimi…

Mimimimi…