The first trailer is out for No Time To Die, and I have no idea what the film is about. What I can tell, is that Daniel Craig’s final appearance as Bond, James Bond is going to be a spectacular one. Full of lots of exciting chases, stunts and special effects. Which at the end of the day is what 007 movies are all about. That and Bond Girls.
Which seems like they are setting up for the new Bond being a woman, Black or anything they want him (or her) to be. Which I am OK with. Remember how upset people were when they picked a blonde man to be the international spy. We obviously got over it!
So much so, many of you will run out to see the picture when it comes out on April 2nd.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B5oX4TkFlL-/?igshid=10e6nkb1a8uqj
A few weeks ago, Jason Derulo went from the least famous guy in Cats to the man pussies all over the World want. Thanks to a photo he posted on Instagram.
That picture was of him wearing just tight black briefs that left absolutely nothing to the imagination. And I do mean nothing. Derulo is as huge as his operatic voice. Yes, he was trained to sing opera. Anyways, he makes Jon Hamm look average.
Sorry, I got distracted. Even though the singer was covered up, Instagram decided to pull the image because it goes against their community guidelines. They say it includes “nudity or sexual activity.” To which he says, “Fuk u mean? I have underwear on..I can’t help my size.” Amen.
There is no nudity or sexual activity. Plus, the social media site is OK with allowing camel toes and pokies. What is wrong with the outline of a trouser anaconda. That is gender discrimination. You can’t say it is wrong for one sex and OK for the other. Us women need to see some male sexual outlines because men always get to see women’s body parts through their clothes, see the Kardashians’ Instagram pages.
Free the Deru-log! Which is more like a whole a tree.
https://youtu.be/2ahpgVVIfzE?t=2332
Before Tim Reid, 32, Paul Mooney, 36, Marsha Warfield, 23, Argus Hamilton, 26, Robin Williams, 26, Sandra Bernard, 22, and John Witherspoon, 35, had their own comedy shows and/or sitcoms, they were part of The Richard Pryor Show. Whoever did the casting for that 1977 variety show truly had an eye for excellent talent. Look how many future stars they discovered before they had their first big roles.
