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i think ive stood in front of a microwave one too many times in my life
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i think ive stood in front of a microwave one too many times in my life
Ace: Ey Deuce.
Deuce: What is it?
Ace: I stopped by 711 today.
Deuce: Oh please... No not again man...! You know you have a problem!
Ace: Shhhhhhh... It was for the best.
Deuce: No its not! Please Ace... You have a family... People who care about you man! I care about you bro!
Ace: You really care about me?
Deuce: Yeah man, I care about you.
Ace: Alright then, if you really care... Then drink this.
Deuce: N-no... No don't get any closer....! NO PLEASE! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO—
Extra-Large
When one cup just won't do it!
Javier Mayoral, Jerry Saltz and His Fridge, 2022
Acrylic on panel, 9.5 x 8 in
Morris “Shug” Denton perches atop the fragile Carroll County Meteorite in 1922, two years before it collapsed in its entirety, shattering into a million motes of pure evil, which flitted about the valley like butterflies of pure evil.
Before the shattering, young Denton would trek to the meteorite almost daily to commune telepathically with a grotesque entity who lived light years away in an unreachable hip-pocket universe and whom Denton knew only as Travis, though his full name was later revealed to be Travis Showalter.
Though they never met in person, years after Denton’s untimely death Showalter toured the former site of the crashed meteorite, where he was reported to have cried but a single, albeit enormous, tear, a tear so big as to have filled a Double Gulp, which, at 64 oz., was twice the size of 7-Eleven’s more famous Big Gulp.
Travis would go on to say that the closeness of his bond with Denton had been misinterpreted by the press, and that he was not in fact “that way,” and would sue anyone who said otherwise.
Extra-Large
When only an extra-large will do it!
Senku... my dog hate you look...
I think he is the devil...
Pls help
Gulp.. fierce
Should I be afraid. Is he coming for me next
Noiseporn Premieres Presents: Ipsiom - "Double Gulp": Bass music producer Josh Bornais from Amherstburg, Ontario, Canada. With releases on Subsidia, Rushdown, Most Addictive and many other labels, Josh is ready to take the Ipsiom project and melodic riddim by storm. 2021 has already been a big year for Bornais as he landed a Dubstep Gutter upload for his song "Ghostpetals," releasing his "Diamond Dust" EP on Railbreakers, and a fresh take on drum and bass, coined as "future drum and bass," with his single "Beyond" and EP "Star Child." With so many releases under his belt in just over a year of the project's inception, the future is bright for Bornais as he prepares for his debut album and plans for more label releases in the near future. Track release date: 04.June.2021 Ipsiom: IG: https://ift.tt/2TX3fdA FB: https://ift.tt/3vKlyUc Twitter: https://twitter.com/ipsiom Label: Bass Planet Collective https://ift.tt/3d3cROs