Stacey Oristano Feet

Nesse tempo ela era perfeita.

But if the soldier get physical you same one go talk bout Dem bad😂

Johnny gets femdom

1:19 Ristarte is so thirsty lol, even her figurine is having a nosebleed XD

Thank you for this! <3 i was wondering do you offer free shipping for canada/ international orders?

i have a massive fear of bugs!

hahaha love it

Im curious Sir,kng ano po yan,Ilong poba yan hehhehe

Me: Awwwweee so cute!!

Excellent - always interested in Julia, but never took the time to delve deeper.

Gostei adorei

And when we are sad we understand lyrics ❤️

I’ve been going through Famke movies lately. I dunno why. 90s nostalgia maybe. Anyway, the thought that keeps crossing my mind is how impressed I am with her English. Not hers so much as Dutch folks generally. I speak English, Italian, French (and read Ancient Greek and Latin … forgive the pedantry), and I have to say, I’m endlessly amazed at the talent Dutch folks have for mastering other languages. Famke’s English is flawless. More than that, it is perfect down to the region she lived in when she perfected the language, California — specifically what’s called ‘urban California English’. As someone who pays inordinate attention to language use (due to both native interest and education), I could not pick her out as a non native speaker of that dialect if I had hours and hours of her English speaking ‘on tape’. While this is a hell of an accomplishment for any individual, this capacity for mimicking native speech and acquitting a native vocabulary and idiom, is something I’ve experienced time and again with the Dutch. Starting with my mistaking more than one ‘shop girl’ in Amsterdam for fellow midwesterners (north & south midland speech patterns) when I first visited Amsterdam and The Hague in the mid 90s, to the perfect accent (accents, really) of Michiel Huisman, I’m endlessly amazed. I realize that 85 percent or so of the Netherlands’ population speaks English. That they grow up with it — with American television and movies (and tourists) especially. And I realize that Dutch is probably closest to English (historically, English comes from and is closest to Netherlandish Germanic — Jutish, Frisian, etc.). But their French, German and Italian are often impeccable as well. I have Swiss friends who swear they’ve met more than one Dutch that speaks perfect Genevan French and Bernese German. Probably Ticinese Italian as well for that matter, though I don’t know anyone from that part of Switzerland to corroborate. Anyway, I’ve gone on long enough. I say all this mostly as a pean to a linguistically remarkable nation (and woman!), but also to see if there are Dutch folks out there who can help me understand how they’re so good at learning to speak like ‘others’ that ‘others’ regularly mistake them for their own.

Legally Blonde movie: “this hilarious scene is about 2 minutes.”

You have no idea how helpful this is. It completely changed my work routine in one of the most crucial moments of my life haha

Look how happy she is. She is positively gleeful with pretending to be handcuffed.

In the thumb nail of this video, they showed a place and I realised it was Jaywick. Many years ago an Uncle died who had lived in Jaywick for a few years. My husband and I went to the funeral, and we were shocked at the place (we were living in Devon at the time). It was so run down and shabby in general. So many homes there which have been cobbled together which bits and pieces. No planning permissions required. Some started out as holiday chalets and people just started building on to them to make them bigger and it seems the council didn't care at all. A lot of them were falling apart. We had to stay in the area overnight and honestly there was not one decent B&B or hotel to be had. It was just awful. We counted ourselves lucky to be living in Devon; we were in fact Londoners who had moved out of London in the 80s.