Fakes of our beloved GOD

[Big Cass]

 

[Tharaka_x]

 

[lilman]

 

[Solo Rider]

karima aathal

 

[NRTG]

BUMP BRO....

 

[Indika Buddika]

thawa aluth ewa tikak dapanko kollo

 

[lilman]

good old days

 

[Hamu mahaththaya1]

 

[රෝසි ආච්චි]

 

[Mahesh Wanasinghe]

උබ ඒ කාලේඉදන්ම වැඩ්ඩා. ඒ කාලේ ෆොටෝෂොප්වලින් විතරද එඩිට් කරේ?

 

[රෝසි ආච්චි]

උබ ඒ කාලේඉදන්ම වැඩ්ඩා. ඒ කාලේ ෆොටෝෂොප්වලින් විතරද එඩිට් කරේ?

dan note une me thread eka 7 years old

 

[Honey Bunch]

මේවා ආතල් @CorD SaC

 

[priyade]

God in Thailand. Relaxing with Thai male prostitute after his battle with Persians

Nice

---

God with his new girlfriend, God's face is filled with happiness because this snap was taken right after he had sex with his new girlfriend

Looks like පියුමි හංසමාලි
------ Post added on Jul 2, 2024 at 1:51 AM

 

[CorD SaC]

මේවා ආතල් @CorD SaC

මුට මර ටැලන්ට් එකක් තිය්න්නෙ

 

[firerix]

@රෝසි ආච්චි exhibition එකක් තියමුද

 

[රෝසි ආච්චි]

 

[dilann]

ජනාදිපති අපේක්ෂකයෝ ටික හදපන් කෝ වෙන වෙනම මූව දාල

 

[රෝසි ආච්චි]

ජනාදිපති අපේක්ෂකයෝ ටික හදපන් කෝ වෙන වෙනම මූව දාල

 

[Mahesh Wanasinghe]

@scurvy කරලක් කීයද

 

[රෝසි ආච්චි]

Two Heads Are Better Than One? Kusuma Walatara's Miraculous Medical Marvel

In a world where scientific advancements are making leaps and bounds, one woman has taken the phrase "two heads are better than one" quite literally. Meet Kusuma Walatara, the proud mother and amateur scientist who has recently made headlines for her groundbreaking creation: a two-headed man.

In an unfortunate turn of events, Kusuma's son, Emil Walatara, found himself in a devastating accident that left only his head intact. In a moment of sheer desperation and maternal instinct, Kusuma decided to take matters into her own hands. She joined Emil's head to the body of her other son, Mahesh Walatara, creating the world's first two-headed man.

The medical community is abuzz with the news, and the world is watching in awe as the two-headed marvel, now known as "ඔළු දෙකේ මිට්ටා" or Mahesh Emil Walatara, navigates life with an extra appendage above the neck.

"It's truly a miracle," Kusuma gushed in an exclusive interview. "They're getting along splendidly. They share the same body, the same heart, and the same... well, everything else."

While the brothers seem to be adjusting well to their new shared existence, there is one minor inconvenience: they share the same penis.

"It's a small price to pay for having two heads," Kusuma said with a shrug. "They're learning to compromise and coordinate. It's a beautiful display of brotherly love and cooperation."

The world is watching in anticipation as "ඔළු දෙකේ මිට්ටා" learns to navigate life with two heads and one body. Meanwhile, Kusuma has been nominated for the Nobel Prize for her groundbreaking work in the field of medical science.

"I'm just a mother who wanted to save her son," Kusuma said, tears welling up in her eyes. "If I can win a Nobel Prize for that, then it's a bonus."

As the world waits to see what's next for "ඔළු දෙකේ මිට්ටා" and Kusuma, one thing is certain: two heads are definitely better than one, at least in the Walatara household.