This is not porn.

[clutch]

Great photos!

http://www.thisisnotporn.net/

 

[2D_mastur]

The Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell one is great, Bruce's face makes the picture.

 

[OMFG]

The Gary Oldman and Natalie Portman photo is my favorite. I would've loved to work on the production team when they were filming Léon.

Overall, great photos.

 

[Marek]

wtf

 

[LoneSage]

"Ok nothing's going to top MLK Jr playing pool"

next page

"ok nothing's going to beat Einstein at the beach"

next page

"ok, seriously, holy fuck, shirtless Walken."

...

 

[SNKorSWM]

The Schwarzenegger pic reminds me of our current war room banner...

 

[ki_atsushi]

"ok, seriously, holy fuck, shirtless Walken."

...

Seriously. I was questioning my sexuality when I saw that. Damn.

 

[Heinz]

Gotta love Bill and Hilary Clinton! Total stoners!

 

[Kristian Meller]

Awesome site.

 

[Marek]

Gotta love Bill and Hilary Clinton! Total stoners!

Its hard for me to laugh at them, even back when they were sort of human.

They sicken me.

 

[Takumaji]

Man, that was a trip down memory lane, many thanks for sharing!

Awesome pics... this is one of my faves:

 

[aria]

Oddly enough, because they never told him, Stevie Wonder still thinks Elmo is a real person.

Gotta love Bill and Hilary Clinton! Total stoners!

That was from Hillary's biography --she described him as being in his "Viking" look, as I recall it was taken around the time he was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford. Hillary wore those shaded glasses way into the late 70s as I recall.

 

[aria]

The number of women nailed by these three must be in the thousands upon thousands:

 

[Nesagwa]

A bell bottom denim suit? Jesus Hef.

 

[Average Joe]

that's one of the most amazing sites i've ever seen

 

[SPINMASTER X]

None of these people go together. Might as well be photoshopped haha.

And this picture is just awesome beyond words

And this picture scares me

 

[SonGohan]

Fuck yeah

 

[Taiso]

Fuck yeah

That IS a great picture.

I recently had a discussion with friends about the Megadeth/Metallica feud (which, in case anyone didn't know, has been over for a long time now.)

My friends were like 'man, can you imagine what would have happened if they'd have kept Mustaine in the band?'

I say 'Fuck that. I'm glad he left. We got more great music from two awesome bands as a result of that split.'

 

[SonGohan]

That IS a great picture.

I recently had a discussion with friends about the Megadeth/Metallica feud (which, in case anyone didn't know, has been over for a long time now.)

My friends were like 'man, can you imagine what would have happened if they'd have kept Mustaine in the band?'

I say 'Fuck that. I'm glad he left. We got more great music from two awesome bands as a result of that split.'

I recommend Dave's autobiography. It goes into great detail about their early years (not to mention the wealth of Megadeth history, too). Personally, I'm glad there's two bands, but I think it would be cool if James and Dave were able to get together to collaborate on a side project or something. I'd be interested to see what would come of something like that.

 

[Taiso]

I recommend Dave's autobiography. It goes into great detail about their early years (not to mention the wealth of Megadeth history, too). Personally, I'm glad there's two bands, but I think it would be cool if James and Dave were able to get together to collaborate on a side project or something. I'd be interested to see what would come of something like that.

I need to read Mustaine's autobiography. He's a very interesting and controversial guy. My favorite part of Some Kind of Monster was when he was talking to Ulrich. I know Mustaine hated that part of the movie, but I think he came off quite intelligent in the scene. Although I understand why he would take issue with it, since it essentially portrays him as on the outside looking in, rather than being a more even portrayal of someone who thinks about what COULD have been but is satisfied with how things turned out.

I love reading that kind of stuff, especially as it pertains to the music industry. Probably because of these peoples' intensity and decisions being driven by their creative urges. I've read autobiographies/biographies on Springsteen, Dylan, the Rolling Stones, the Beatles (fascinating dynamics between Lennon and McCartney,) Jimi Hendrix, U2, Eminem, Metallica and NUMEROUS accounts on Guns n Roses. I was a huge fan of VH1's Behind The Music back in the day, as well. That was when I could stomach that station-I loved when VH1 and MTV used to educate its audience about the music industry. Now both stations are garbage.

I'd TOTALLY welcome a Metallica collaboration with Mustaine at this point in their careers. If I had to guess, I think it'd be a throwback to earlier stuff. And it would be damn good.

 

[K_K]

i've seen most of the freddy mercury pictures, i was a humongous queen fan (still am) as a teenager and collected everything i could find of theirs. but as for the rest of the website i gotta say some of those pictures are just amazing. MLK shooting pool, viking clinton, bigge, and pac hanging out together. great stuff.

 

[Dr Shroom]

Dali had an anteater as a pet?

 

[Marek]

Oddly enough, because they never told him, Stevie Wonder still thinks Elmo is a real person.

That would be Grover.

 

[Nesagwa]

That would be Grover.

And that's how Bobak learned he was color blind.

 

[Marek]

And that's how Bobak learned he was color blind.

I never noticed how similar they really look if you take color out of the equation.