Are her tits out
this post was submitted on 10 Apr 2025
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Yes.
Does she know
Netflex knows
Thank you for your expertise, Dr Boob
What, yours aren’t?
She's just Netflix and Chillin.
Well, are you going to smoke shisha with your top on ?
Good point
Tits out for Harambe.
I wish I looked that good
For a hot second, I thought something was really wrong with her left leg
Turned into hair 😔
Her posture says, "Bonjour", but her face is so blank, it's eerie. She needs to put on pajamas and go touch grass, but she doesn't care enough.
the painting is called "femme au narguile", or "woman with a hookah"... so shes likely stoned out of her mind.
Ah!
Haven't smoked hookah in years and seeing this made my mouth water
Relaxed, tits totally calm, in my lane.
That's a nice painting. Anyone knows the author?
Author?
I believe it's "Netflix and chill" by Leonardo de Michaelangelo.
There was a world before that and that painting is part of it.
That world is gone and so will ours in time.
Well, death is the guaranteed thing.
You get this painting when you connect the dots in Pollocks Number 18
This was probably the porn of that era.
You're gonna get downvotes, but based on going down a wikipedia rabbit hole and branching out from there a bit, it looks like you're not entirely off base. It's Femme Au Narguile ("Woman with Hookah") from 1878 by Fernand Cormon. Especially early on, he was known for sensationalism in his state-sponsored works, including many bloody battles. After, he seems to have gone deep into "French Orientalism" which, 60+ years on from Napoleon, was gaining a reputation for being kind of emptily erotic. He did a lot of paintings of titillating ladies, often topless, some of them just straight-up harem scenes. Femme Au Narguile seems to exist mostly as a print for artsy stoners to buy, LOL.
Cormon was fairly well known in his day, but his work never made a huge impact on its own, and it looks like his legacy is more as a teacher than anything else. Whatever source Wiki pulled from was fuckin' brutal about his death as an old man: "[H]e was almost forgotten by 1924 when he was run over by a taxi outside his studio, and is barely remembered today save as the teacher of pupils more illustrious than himself."
You probably had to be quite determined to get run over by a taxi in 1924.
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It's Edina Monsoon. She'd been out shopping with Patsy on the Bolly & Stoli all day