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Mi secretaria preferida
Nuevo Video 🔞🔥📽
Secretaria como han pedido..💋💄👓
Me encanta cumplir fantasias para los que me piden videitos 📽🔞🔥
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⚠️Por favor mencionen usuario de Tumblr sino no los acepto🚫
🍒Clientes Nuevos🍒
Lean mi perfil... estan detallados zonas y horarios.
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Pernocte y turno 3 horas como siempre.🔥🌡
Mercado Pago en Efectivo, DÉBITO y CRÉDITO 😉👌
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Servicio siempre Completo. 🍑🔞🔥
Agendando...📽🔥
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Subimos la temperatura y bajamos las revoluciones??😉😉
Todos acelerados, con mil cosas..
Yo te propongo un par de horas a puro relax.. re tranqui. Vos y yo.
Ese empujoncito para comenzar un año nuevo, MEJOR Y recargado..💋💋
Deja un tiempo los problemas, malas ondas..
Disfrutemos... te animas??
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Vos que te gusta mirarme y mandarme como te pones...💦💦
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Solo se abonan por Mercado Pago (Debito- Credito)
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NASA Spotlight: Astronaut Jonny Kim
Dr. Jonny Kim was selected by NASA to join the 2017 Astronaut Candidate Class. He reported for duty in August 2017 and having completed the initial astronaut candidate training is now eligible for mission assignments to the International Space Station, the Moon and eventually Mars. A U.S. Navy SEAL, Kim completed more than 100 combat operations. Kim was commissioned as a naval officer through an enlisted-to-officer program and earned his degree in mathematics at the University of San Diego and a doctorate of medicine at Harvard Medical School. Born and raised in Los Angeles, California to Korean-American immigrants, he enjoys spending time with his family, outdoor activities, academic and professional mentoring, strength training and lifelong learning.
Dr. Kim took some time from his job as a NASA astronaut to answer questions about his life and career! Enjoy:
Why did you apply to be an astronaut?
For many reasons. I think that humans are natural explorers. There is a calling in all of us to explore the unknown, push the boundaries and redefine what is possible. I’m drawn to the physical and mental challenges of space exploration and the teamwork required to complete such an objective. And finally, the opportunity to do something good for our country, for humanity, and to inspire the next generation of thinkers, leaders, explorers and scientists.
What was your favorite memory from astronaut training?
I’m a big believer that people can grow stronger bonds with each other when they succeed through shared hardship. And I think that developing relationships with one another is one of the best ways to forge successful team skills to be successful in any endeavor. With that context, I can tell you that my favorite memory from astronaut training was traversing the deep canyon slots of the Utah Canyon Lands for almost 2 weeks with my classmates. We hiked trails, climbed canyons, swam through deep, dark, cold and murky waters and forged through uncertainty, all while being together. This shared hardship was not only fun, but it helped us grow closer to one another. It’s one of the fondest memories I have when I think about my amazing classmates, and through that shared hardship, I know I can count on any one of my fellow astronauts when the going gets tough.
If you could play any song during launch, what would it be?
Don’t Stop Believin’ by Journey.
What advice would you give to your younger self?
I would tell myself to always follow your passion, never stature or money, because following a life of passion is long-term, sustainable and usually helps others. Be accountable for your mistakes and failures, and maintain the humility to learn from those mistakes and failures. And finally, I would caution myself that all worthwhile goals are difficult to obtain, but with the right attitude and hard work, you can accomplish anything.
How did your time as a Navy Seal impact your astronaut training?
Being a Naval Special Warfare Operator taught me that humans are capable of accomplishing ten times what their bodies and mind tell them. I learned there are no limits in life, and the biggest setback one can have is a poor attitude. I learned the value of strong leadership and accountability. I also learned the meaning of sacrifice, hardship, teamwork, love and compassion. All these traits helped me to develop the hard and soft skills required to be an astronaut.
How do we prepare medically for long duration missions? What tools, resources, medications do we anticipate needing, and how do we figure that out?
This is a great question and the answer is evolving. The way we answer this question is by being thoughtful and consulting the medical communities to weigh the pros and cons of every single decision we make regarding this. Mass plays an important factor, so we have to be mindful of everything we bring and how we train for it.
Who was the first person you called after being selected to be an astronaut?
It would have been my wife but she was with me when I heard the news. The first person I called was my mom.
What is one item from home that you would bring to space?
A picture of my wife and kids.
What does it mean to you to be part of the Artemis generation of astronauts?
It means that I have a duty and obligation to serve humanity’s best interests. To explore the unknown, push boundaries and redefine what’s possible. It means I have an immense opportunity to serve as an example and inspiration to our next generation of leaders and explorers. It also means there is a hard road ahead, and when the mission calls for us, we will be ready.
What are three personal items, besides photos of family and friends, that you would bring with you on your first spaceflight?
An automatic watch, because the engineering behind a timepiece is a beautiful thing. An American flag, because I proudly believe and uphold the principles and ideals our country stands for. And finally, a nice journal that I can put handwritten thoughts on.
Thank you for your time, and good luck on your first spaceflight assignment!
Follow Jonny Kim on Twitter and Instagram to keep up with his life as NASA astronaut.
It’s not too late to APPLY to #BeAnAstronaut! Applications close TOMORROW, March 31.
Make sure to follow us on Tumblr for your regular dose of space: http://nasa.tumblr.com.
Día gris
y yo con ganas de estar en besando tu cuello....
Todos los videos DESCUENTO.!!!!📽🔥🌡
Cada video esta 400$ .😉👍
Se abonan por mercado pago.
Los ultimos dos (secretaria y de gym) 500$
Pedimelos por privado.!
Por idiotas como éste, los demás estamos jodidos
Todo mal
Bueno primero antes que nada perdon a los novatos que por primera vez rebloguean mis publicaciones y no saben que a veces tardo dias en “agradecer” un reblog porque adivinen, no soy un dispenser.
La verdad ando muy mal. Ayer tuve un primer cliente malo.
Lo vi despues de que el chavon me insistiera muchisimo. Era casado y casi nunca podia. Decia que se moria por verme asi como demases cuidados para que la jermu no lo cache.
Custion ayer nos vimos. Me metio el dedo en el ano sin mi consentimiento. Me daño al frotar mi chu como si fuera un cupon de rasque y gane. Me regateo el tiempo que ibamos a estar. Un bruto. Seguramente estaba drogado y no lo supe. Me robo guita de mi cartera. Y para colmo cuando me fui, el chavon automaticamente cancelo el pago del servicio que habia tenido conmigo en mi cuenta.
Una situacion de mierda, un abusador del orto. No lo escracho ni difundo sus datos porque se arrepintio de cancelar el pago bajo amenaza de exponerlo. Era la unica manera de asegurarme cobrar.
Ustedes todo bien?
#Halloween
Scary Space: New Halloween Poster Treats from NASA
Halloween is just around the corner. Need some chilling décor? We’ve got you – and your walls – covered with three new Galaxy of Horrors posters that showcase some of the most terrifying topics in the universe.
Gamma Ray Ghouls
In the depths of the universe, the cores of two collapsed stars violently merge to release a burst of the deadliest and most powerful form of light, known as gamma rays. These beams of doom are unleashed upon their unfortunate surroundings, shining a billion trillion times brighter than the Sun for up to 30 terrifying seconds. No spaceship will shield you from their blinding destruction!
Galactic Graveyard
The chillingly haunted galaxy called MACS 2129-1 mysteriously stopped making stars only a few billion years after the Big Bang. It became a cosmic cemetery, illuminated by the red glow of decaying stars. Dare to enter and you might encounter the frightening corpses of exoplanets or the final death throes of once-mighty stars.
Dark Matter
Something strange and mysterious creeps throughout the cosmos. Scientists call it dark matter. It is scattered in an intricate web that forms the skeleton of our universe. Dark matter is invisible, only revealing its presence by pushing and pulling on objects we can see. NASA’s Roman Space Telescope will investigate its secrets. What will it find?
Download the full set in English and Spanish here.
Make sure to follow us on Tumblr for your regular dose of space: http://nasa.tumblr.com
Ah no! Así no!🙄
No es la primera vez que me amenazan así!
Te hablan de mala forma o chantajismos, una contesta sin ganas (frente a este tipo de charla) y recibe amenzas de que me cuide, un “suerte, que la vas a necesitar”, o por no acceder a un descuento para que me publiciten?
Que es esto gente? Podemos ubicarnos en tiempo y espacio?
Se pide desde el primer momento y publicación respeto como yo lo doy. Pero tampoco el abuso. Sé que hay gente para todo. Pero no es justo jugar con el trabajo de nadie.
Vamo a calmalno🙆👆 porque esto es un desmadre y del malo.
