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Since you asked, I don't care for her big fake tits. I know that beauty of art is in the eye of the beholder. It seems that most people who "enjoy artistic talent" aren't very well qualified to judge art in a critical way. This is apparent by all the comments I've seen here over the years about all the "good" artists in the houses. My opinion is a byproduct of an art education and being surrounded all my life very talented people, and having been fortunate myself to naturally draw/paint/sculpt representational without much effort. I've seen her tattoos, the problem is that pretty good isn't good enough for me with tattoos. Again, I have high standards because of a friend who is one of the best in the US and inks other tattoo shop owners/artists from all over. Didn't mean to stir anything up. Good day to you.

She's getting one from Masha in the living room right now. I personally love tattoos but anyone who sees those stupid drawings on the wall and lets such an "artist" put work on them gets the permanent mess they deserve.

When she was age 8, she fell while standing on a potato cart at her family farm in Krasnodar when her friend, Klavdya shouted and scared the horse pulling the cart. Poor Masha fell on a shovel and the resulting injury was a deep laceration which required 42 stitches. Luckily the injury was superficial and there was no spinal damage.

I think White used to be an albino dude...

;D Ozi I know what you mean about voyeurism. It's just really interesting to me the whole thing. I've personally never seen anything quite like it, with cameras everywhere all the time. Maybe it's not that unique. You'd obviously have to be an exhibitionist to move into an apartment full of online cameras. To go face a camera and stick a banan-ildo in yourself knowing that any one you know could be watching- definitely puts you in the 'abnormally self-assured people" category I mentioned already. Pleasure to meet you all.

It seems that this type of social experiment has a lot of potential, both as a profitable business and as a study of sociology... lots people love "reality TV", there are plenty of horny dudes willing to pay and apparently enough poor/vain/abnormally self-assured people willing to live in front of the world to keep it going. Watching this, I can't help but think about the Big Brother, Survivor, etc. The interesting thing here, at least until the girls' apartment, is that it is real life with all it's normal moments. Unlike those shows, little is known about these people and they aren't (weren't) here to compete for a winner, roommates weren't picked for dramatic results. I know there is a lot of debate as to whether these people we watch care/don't care what we, the weirdos sitting at our computers think and whether they are rewarded for provoking us by RLC. A case can be made either way I suppose, though Leora's and Paul's new apartment plants seeds of conspiracy. RLC is smart enough to adapt the format as time goes on. For example, the female apartment; it is likely indeed a new take with transient inhabitants- time will tell there if Nora is long term. That apartment changed the game a lot as I see it. They can go so many ways with this. It is an evolving concept I think. This forum has endless banter and theories and provides endless feedback to RLC. Surely this is not the last of this voyeur living that we'll see. That being said, it also has potential to exploit desperate people and folks in more developing parts of the world, which kind of freaks me out. Lets be honest, lots of people are really just hear to see some T&A and would pay to watch whether the people are middle class, Russians, in Spain, or some poor ass people being put up to push the limits of what they would normally consider moral to have something more. If by some chance, this did start to get big, well who knows? Imagine what it's like at RLC HQ. Super interesting.