The 1,000 year gap really shows how fast things move now. Imagine not being able to date if something was made 1,000 years ago or today. Even a couple decades is a big change in what we use.
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Dummy thicc
Nice.
Did they not wear tops? My knowledge is limited to road to Eldorado.
Just imagine how they would have drawn her if it wasn't a kids movie.
Ive never seen the film so I looked up that character, that shit is thirsty as fuck
I mean, they already basically showed her giving sloppy head sooooo.
my point exactly.
Re-watch time!
Thick ancles, good for pulling plow.
Somebody was horny
Back when I studied Anthropology in college, they would always talk about statuettes like these being evidence of a "cult of fertility". Years later I realized that's just fancy academia language for "porn".
Everybody was horny
I dunno. I don't think they'd have time for that while kung-fu fighting.
It's possible that they were fighting because of something someone did earlier. It may (or may not) have had anything to do with being horny. I'm just open to the possibility that the one lead to the other, even if there's no archeological or lyrical record of it. Sometimes you find this stuff in the subtext.
And now, so am I.
The original thunder thighs
She never skip leg day
I'm digging the thickness...
Identifies as thick.
Thanks for the link. I genuinely thought it was too good to be from that era. And the expression on her face has a kind of attitude. Even in kids toys in my lifetime, I've only seen than in more recent figures as opposed to the 80's when I was growing up. Back then they were expressionless, even for figures from toys from well known franchises.
A question of artisan work vs. mass-produced goods, I think!
"Adolescent girl" ah that explains why her boobs look like mine