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Heartplugs and Buttplugs He was a Harkonnen. She was a Fremen. A love forbidden is a love that cannot be tamed.
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Apr 25, 2019 23:53
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kiimo posted:Heartplugs and Buttplugs This is literally Paul and Chani though?
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I've got it! The battle pugs were so awesome, they provided the genetic stock for all future chairdogs.
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Apr 26, 2019 00:09
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Schadenboner posted:This is literally Paul and Chani though? 
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Apr 26, 2019 00:40
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I just got to the part in God Emperor where Leto does a flying belly flop off his cart into a group of rebels and then just starts crushing everyone under his giant worm body just by spastically rolling around everywhere. God Emeperor of Dune rocks.
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Zyklon B Zombie posted:I just got to the part in God Emperor where Leto does a flying belly flop off his cart into a group of rebels and then just starts crushing everyone under his giant worm body just by spastically rolling around everywhere. God Emeperor of Dune rocks. And his main reaction is "Ew blood", not because blood, but because it's uncomfortably like water.
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Shaddak posted:I've got it! The battle pugs were so awesome, they provided the genetic stock for all future chairdogs. The Kwisatz Adirondack
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Vlex posted:And his main reaction is "Ew blood", not because blood, but because it's uncomfortably like water. Well,the human body is, what, 70% water?
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Apr 26, 2019 14:32
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70%? Yeah, if you're water-fat!
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Vlex posted:And his main reaction is "Ew blood", not because blood, but because it's uncomfortably like water. It's like stepping on a spider in your bare feet. Gross and a small chance of poison
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whydirt posted:The Kwisatz Adirondack
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Apr 26, 2019 21:00
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Farnk Hrebert’s NUDE
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Vlex posted:And his main reaction is "Ew blood", not because blood, but because it's uncomfortably like water. A sand trout peels off and he has to go chase it down and slap it back on
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Apr 26, 2019 21:26
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RBA Starblade posted:A sand trout peels off and he has to go chase it down and slap it back on May as well roll it up into another penis.
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Apr 26, 2019 22:03
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 This has been uploaded now, just add the url to your av
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sebmojo posted:
First proud member of BALLS OF IBAD  
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Rockopolis posted:70%? Yeah, if you're water-fat! The best place to store water is in the body.
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Son of Sam-I-Am posted:The best place to store water is in the body. Specifically, in the balls.
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Apr 27, 2019 01:36
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if he could mold it around his eyes and nose and mouth why couldnt he mold it around his dick and balls and taint?
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Specifically, in the balls. Spice is made in a Maker's balls.
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BONGHITZ posted:if he could mold it around his eyes and nose and mouth why couldnt he mold it around his dick and balls and taint? The sandtrout are constantly sucking him off and plugging his rear end with spice hth
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sebmojo posted:
Nice!
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They've wrapped filming in Jordan. It would have mostly been establishing shots and closeups of characters and such, pretty much everything will be greenscreen or interior sets in Budapest.
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I'm waiting on some promotional stills of Baron Harkonnen to change my av
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Liquid Dinosaur posted:I'm waiting on some promotional stills of Baron Harkonnen to change my av What's the deal with the burn victim baron in Lynch's film.
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Temaukel posted:What's the deal with the burn victim baron in Lynch's film.
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Apr 28, 2019 23:39
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Milk the cat
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Everybody always brings up the cat milking apparatus but what the gently caress was that little animal Rabban (or maybe Feyd) crushed up and drank with a straw, like a hosed-up juicebox?
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Mister Speaker posted:Everybody always brings up the cat milking apparatus but what the gently caress was that little animal Rabban (or maybe Feyd) crushed up and drank with a straw, like a hosed-up juicebox? I think Lynch called them Squoods
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from the screenplay: "Rabban breaks open a squood (living food). The squood makes a tiny SCREAM, then Rabban drinks the blood and bodily fluids. He throws the empty container of tiny animal meat into the dark water trough running through the center of the room." more weird grossness that was added for the film.
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That was an animal? I thought it was one of the Baron's weird tumors. I don't remember it screaming.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5whVyDoLLc loving hell, David Lynch rules
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In related news, this popped up in my FB memories the other day. This is my Mom's cat Rascal. He weighs 32lbs. When I shared a photo of him, a goon responded with this photoshop job, completely unprompted by any Dune discussion:
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Mister Speaker posted:32lbs. That's a big boy 
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Anne Frank Funk posted:lol "I went into this expecting it to be a space-based novel written with the proven expertise of Brian Herbert. Instead I ran into the most unprofessionally written piece of work it has been my extreme displeasure to have encountered in many years. While the basic story wasn't bad, the author's command of the English language left much to be desired. To the point that the lack of proper grammar, trite statements, and "run-on sentences" became SO distracting that it was an effort not to simply give up on it. One example (and these appeared on nearly every page) reads as follows; "He shouldn't be able to gaze upon such brightness in a mirror, such raw and primordial intensity, without going blind. But he had special eyes that were permitting him to do so anyway. He hated the alien presence, wanted desperately to be free of it. A wayward dangerous thought intruded, that he should make his own attempt to kill the creatures himself, no matter what had happened to the old inventor. Another is, "Billy wished he could consult with Devv about this, the Security Commander, but he sensed strongly that this problem went beyond anything Devv knew, or anyone else on board Skyship knew, for that matter." There were far too many of these to count."  edit: from the amazon reviews Temaukel fucked around with this message at 07:32 on Apr 29, 2019 |
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Apr 29, 2019 07:29
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Yeah @duneauthor sucks but I think I hate the guy who said "written with the proven expertise of Brian Herbert" more.
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A lot of people with bad taste have heavy 'more of the thing I like!!' franchise nostalgia goggles, and leaving that safety net often exposes an author's flaws to harsh light.
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It seems clear that in their collaborations, as much as one can claim that any heavy lifting was being done, Kevin J Anderson was doing it
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Amethyst posted:It is not interesting. It is a dead simple rant about bureaucrats, likely motivated from frustration. it isn't really philosophy. There is no serious examination of why instinct is better than caution. It's just an assertion. Amethyst posted:I don't think anyone should dive into a 500 page political treatise written by Frank Herbert before they read, say, Capital by Marx Halloween Jack fucked around with this message at 16:05 on Apr 29, 2019 |
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