Have A Coke - No. 3 (for mejed) by KatesFriend

Poser • Pin-ups • posted on Jan 23, 2014

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Yup, another midnight (EST) posting. Why do I do this to myself? But hey, @midnight is on. This little pin-up I would like to dedicate to Johnny, better known to everyone here as mejed. Suffice it to say I've have always enjoyed Johnny's sexy, fun and futuristic gallery. The gun toting (sometimes ramjet toting) female cyborgs are a definite must. As are the Japanese school girls with Samurai swords - that's a yin-yang thing isn't it? Very dynamic, good action posing and, uh, other things if you know what I mean. Where does he get all those wonderful toys? According to him he watches, "to much Science Fiction films (Western,Japanese,Korean,and Chinese), and Anime". But I say you can never have too much of that - especially when it's dubbed in German with Russian subtitles. He was away for a little while some time back but I was very happy for his return. Cheers man! But sorry, no nudity. This is of coarse the third installment in my 'Have A Coke' rendering series. I know, some here are not too comfortable with the promotion of a giant corporate monster like Coca-Cola. They certainly do not need my help to take over the world and make us all obese. And to a broad extent I can agree. But, alas, I've always liked the art work of the 'Have A Coke' promotions. My mother still has two serving trays rendered with such art work. They're cute. And speaking of my Mom, so sorry my attendance has been a little spotty this month. I've been helping out my mother of late who has hurt her hip. That in addition to the terrible weather (the "polar vortex") and the fact that she doesn't drive has rather limited her mobility. This will likely go on for the next few weeks as I juggle work with taking Mom around, clearing out her clogged vacuum cleaner and otherwise doing her bidding like a faceless minion. She writes lists. But fortunately she no longer tries to gun down squirrels with her father's hunting rifle. How did we get on this topic?