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VOLTES V: Sexy Megumi Photos from the net
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A blog created as tribute to the mightiest, most powerful super robot of them all. Saturday, April 24, 2010. Sexy Megumi Photos from the net. No doubt, young Megumi is a cute and calm ninja girl, but she's also very attractive and sexy as these pictures on the net suggests."Go ninja, Go ninja, Go ninja girl! What anime is this. Megumi oka Tóth jaani boyfreind szexmániás és megakar ja dugni a puncid és kiakarjanyalni a puncid megumi oka. I’m going to have these in week! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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VOLTES V: February 2010
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A blog created as tribute to the mightiest, most powerful super robot of them all. Tuesday, February 16, 2010. Chodenji Mashin Combattler V.Voltes V's Predecessor. Back in 1977-78, Chodenji Mashin Voltes V. Enjoyed the red carpet treatment amongst Filipinos that spanned more than 20 years of sentimentality, perhaps, unparalleled by any other super robot shows in history. But before Voltes V, another Chodenji mashin named Combattler V. 8221; (Campbells reminds me of the all American soup products) against...
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VOLTES V: Return to Big Falcon by MachitopiaStudio
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A blog created as tribute to the mightiest, most powerful super robot of them all. Thursday, November 19, 2009. Return to Big Falcon by MachitopiaStudio. This machinima is filmed primarily in the re-developed Avatrian Central sim in Second Life. In pre-production, Return to Big Falcon took advantage of dynamic shadow rendering technology for in-world lighting. The scenes were captured using Machitopia's new high-end AMD Phenom 2 x2 550 with Nvidia GTX 280 OC graphics card and 1GB gddr3 memory.
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VOLTES V: August 2006
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A blog created as tribute to the mightiest, most powerful super robot of them all. Sunday, August 27, 2006. Voltes V's Megumi Oka (Jamie Robinson) in 3D. Note: The Voltes V image in the background is NOT mine.). Monday, August 07, 2006. Sci-fi stories BEFORE Voltes V. As far as I know, the United States was and still is, the supreme ”kahuna” regarding memorable Science Fiction Classics. What’s even more insulting is that humans in these shows are contented to watch a supposedly defeated alien invad...
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Hannibal Ibarra: July 2005
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Saturday, July 16, 2005. This piece is one of the first series of works i painted using windsor and newton watercolors. first time to use a very expensive brand and i remember getting ecstatic when i finally finished the painting. i love the hulking figure in the background obviously getting bored listening to the amorous little flute player. Posted by Hannibal Ibarra @ 1:12 AM. Posted by Hannibal Ibarra @ 1:09 AM. Posted by Hannibal Ibarra @ 1:07 AM. Posted by Hannibal Ibarra @ 12:47 AM.
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pinoy komix biz: September 2005
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A candid and personal examination of the Philippine comics scene from a social, cultural, economic and business point of view. Friday, September 30, 2005. Mining, Atlas Komiks, and a few highly recommended blog sites. Which is why Alfredo right now is busy trying to raise capital and obtain new partners in order to prop up Atlas Consolidated. What does this have to do with the Philippine comics scene, you ask? Another site of worthy note is. And then there's Chrissy Beltran's. Chrissy is a marketing (?
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pinoy komix biz: January 2006
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A candid and personal examination of the Philippine comics scene from a social, cultural, economic and business point of view. Thursday, January 26, 2006. Third Wave Media, the Knowledge Economy, Inadvertent Content and Alan Moore. The commercial viability and influence of the print medium (i.e. newspapers, magazines, books, and comics) have been diminishing gradually over the years due in part to the introduction of new, accessible, and radical technology otherwise known as "third wave" media. Arriving ...
