"If you're a leftist who believes men can be women, and terrorists aren't actually terrorists, you have no point."

"Your opinion is irrelevant."

"We will never have common ground because you're dumb and evil."

"And thankfully your movement and retarded ideology is falling apart."

— John Cardillo speaks truth to pow-waaaah

So long, and thanks for Fish


Rest in peace, Abe Vigoda.

“Dear 2016, please stop killing off the good ones.”

Red half-rims...


One for Steven: a live-action spotting of a cute Japanese girl wearing red half-rim glasses. Only the glasses, so NSFW after the jump.

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In addition to the kanji 「歳」 preceded by a number, there are some other clues that a pretty young model is actually a dangerously-young model. In a video store, for instance, the “U-15” section will be chock full of 15-and-under girls, and as the shelves fill up, you may even find a separate (squick!) U-12 section (or their equivalents “JC” and “JS”). U-17 seems quite innocuous by comparison, especially when attached to the formidable figure of Natsuki Sawada.

Natsuki Sawada at 17

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And in a rare case of a number making it easier to ogle, there’s Nana Hiratsuka’s 30+α Bluray release.

Cheating fate


What to do when your fortune cookie says “You will become a crazy cat lady”.

Crazy cat lady in training

House styles


Nanase Otoha

The most interesting thing about this picture of Nanase Otoha (乙葉ななせ) is that I instantly knew that she was a porn actress. There were no clues on the Tumblr I found the picture on, and I’d never seen her before. There’s just something about the lighting and styling that I can’t quite put my finger on that gives it away. Not the first time; about once a week, I find a photo of a fully-dressed, attractive young Japanese woman and know that it’s from a promo shoot for a porn flick.

When he's not dressed as Santa...


…the Colonel takes on other roles.

Kentucky Fried Dragonball

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A nice figure


Kitakami figure

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 got a clue, leave a clue”