seen from Russia

seen from Malaysia

seen from Greece
seen from United States

seen from Greece
seen from China

seen from United States

seen from Greece

seen from Italy

seen from United States

seen from United Kingdom

seen from Australia

seen from Canada
seen from United States
seen from France
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from Greece

seen from Canada
seen from Mexico
word of advice, don’t watch the cinematic classic #humancentipede with a side of #eggrolls ... go for a lighter meal like a #turduckin
Dinner with our gorgeous girlfriend @rhondaburchmore #turduckin #whataview
As usual when returning from a hiatus, today's new episode of NTMNT was a little bland in terms of extras. It was a solid episode in that it had a cool monster and explored a bit of April's non-human nature a little further, plus setting up Leonardo's recovery. I expect Leo's improvement to help the group make their decision to finally remember Master Splinter and head back to the city for another full scale kraang confrontation. Wouldn't it be cool if they arrived there only to find the kraang already locked in combat with the triceratons? Anyway, I'm looking forward to seeing their upcoming new wardrobe experiments, and hoping for a new set of variant action figures based on that look. The episode felt like it was almost trying to draw on the likes of Dragonslayer, especially with the dramatic orchestral style remix of the theme music during April and Leo's ride on the chimera. There was even a hint of Game of Thrones (or at least Beastmaster) with April seeing through the eyes of the creature. I mention possible references like that because the show usually borrows so liberally from classic sources like that, but this time there wasn't much that I noticed. There was a scene early on with Donnie testing April's psychic abilities on some make-shift neuro instruments, though, and it reminded me a bit of Ghostbusters. Oh! And the chimera itself struck me as conspicuously similar to "The Giant Claw". It's just so good to sit back and soak up a new episode with some frozen pizza. It didn't have to be a legendary episode. It did its job. I rate (season 3, episode 7) "Eyes of the Chimera" as an easy 384 chicken-geniuses out of a possible 511 absent-ice-cream-kitties. Notable weirdness: April tried to eat Leo.
I’m going a little out of my gourd here and would really feel alot better if we could review the Turduckin procedure one last time.
My sister told me turduckin was a real thing...I'm about to vomit
C-130 being transported by a C-5 Galaxy for the first time ever.
Sean: I'm so full of shit now, really Lou: Finally, a moment of self-awareness Sean: No, seriously, I haven't taken a shit in like five days. I'm really getting backed up. I feel like I have a shit turduckin sitting in my colon. Mikey: What's a turduckin dude? I mean I get the turd part, but - Lou: Fancy poultry thing. It's a chicken jammed inside a duck jammed inside a turkey. Sean: Yeah, except in my case it's a shit jammed inside a bigger shit jammed inside a really big shit. Tommy: Okay, never thought I'd say this, but can we go back to the twins? Lou: Alright, here's my theory: I think there's some guy with this super twin producing sperm, running around Hollywood impregnating all these broads. Sean: Who? Who is it? Tommy: Here's one way to find him, look for a guy with four balls. Mikey: Four balls, how do you think he deals with the chaffing issues? Lou: Well, I have another theory and that theory involves fact that I think this guy put some of the celebrity baby money into design and construction of the special ball harness. Sean: Oooh, like a basket. Franco: No, more like a cradle. Tommy: Like a ball hammock. Lou: Ahh! Tommy: And with that gentlemen, I bid you adieu