Strangely enough, a comment on Kotaku. Wasn't able to find anything else other than what I posted.

Too many to choose from... I'll instead post my favourite pics from a few of my favourite artists. The list of favourite artists is by no means complete! They're just the first few that came to mind. Perhaps I'll post more later.

I'm limiting myself to one per artist. For some of the artists that I really think are unbelievable (Kinsyo, Mikazuki-dono), it's really tough. For colours, I've credited them to the original artist (or both).

Here it is, for Kinsyo:

http://members.at.infoseek.co.jp/kinsyo/10gallery-page/sanae001.html (One of his older (in story) characters, tied with a few other favourites.)

For Gettar82:

http://gettar82.deviantart.com/art/artist-bastard-Sheeri-fanart-52288035 (I hope the author continues to ignore her pleas )

For OblivionPar/MarianGTS:

http://mariangts.deviantart.com/art/hard-day-at-the-gym-with-Akiko-110624758 (She looks so content.)

For Rhinehartd:

http://rhinehartd.deviantart.com/art/Li-Hua-8-58816755 (Can't wait for the continuation of this series)

For RENtb:

http://rentb.deviantart.com/art/Reiko-41033463 (A bit lopsided, but still a favourite)

For CMorrison/AppleChick:

http://applechick.deviantart.com/art/006b-color-for-CMorrison-26753568 (There are so many others, but this is an old favourite)

For Kulli:

http://strangerataru.deviantart.com/art/Momo-Yamashiro-Kulli-89990267 (As a fellow otaku...)

For Higalack:

(A toss up between this and the previous one. Uploaded without permission since the original is now 404'd due to inactivity. Higalack's more recent work is far superior on a technical level, but I really miss the days when he drew BIG!)

Mikazuki-dono:

http://mikazuki-dono.deviantart.com/art/FM-Debido-s-Linna-and-Mail-2-79681783 (Linna is just so damned CUTE! Was tempted to put her Ayaka pic, though.)

DocWolph:

http://fc06.deviantart.com/fs23/f/2007/315/a/5/Commission_00011_wip_pg2_3_by_DocWolph.jpg (I'm a sucker for FMG, and when you start out with a girl who is already enormous, that's a recipe for success in my book. This whole series is a favourite.)

Fett/LordDaroth:

http://lorddaroth.deviantart.com/art/Uber-Sheeri-Coloring-105120371 (I'm a sucker for big. I have an urge to help her if she can't reach... I'm horrible, I know )

Jebriodo:

http://jebriodo.deviantart.com/art/Art-Trade-Ness-for-Fett-92011717 (It's a great pose)

DCM:

http://dcmatthews.deviantart.com/art/My-favorite-Tetsuko-drawing-70882466 (While I also love some of the ones where he's drawn her bigger since, this one just works in so many ways. Even Dave says it's his favourite.)

S20K00Y:

http://s20k00y.deviantart.com/art/Ayaka-Kanzaki-76007079 (If I couldn't get in Mikazuki's Ayaka, at least I can here. The Orihime/Rangiku pic is a close second.)

Satsurou:

http://satsurou.deviantart.com/art/She-Hulk-Hulked-Out-muscles-106392509 (Satsurou is one of my favourite artists. I was in utter shock when he pulled a lot of his stuff a while back because he said he wasn't good enough. I just don't understand, he's awesome. Also, I disagree with She-Hulk, she didn't overdo anything )

Ayanamifan:

http://fc91.deviantart.com/fs37/f/2008/250/8/d/Cuddling_couple_by_ayanamifan.jpg (Ah, to be that guy... Ayanamifan really came out of nowhere and blew me away about a year and a half ago.)

ExtremeGirlFan:

http://fc63.deviantart.com/fs40/f/2009/005/8/3/sexy_neko_chan_2_by_extremgirlfan.jpg (I'm not always a huge fan of how he draws proportions, but Neko-chan is so cute ^_^)

BlackKusanagi:

http://blackkusanagi.deviantart.com/art/Vixen-Colored-28599166 (This is a real oldie, and he's improved SO MUCH since then... But that constant improvement makes it so hard to pick! So I'll pick the first picture that he did that really caught my eye.)

Atariboy2600:

http://atariboy2600.deviantart.com/art/Riikoa-Super-Suit-Edition-72632331 (Because one Riikoa is never enough!)

Refaal:

http://amaz0ns.com/option,com_easygallery/act,photos/cid,16/Itemid,152/ (Wowzers! That's all I can say. Wish he had more like this.)

Japanese speed skater Tomomi Okazaki, born 1971, won the bronze medal in the 500m at the 1998 olympics, and is still competing.

She reportedly can squat 130kg.

http://www.fotos.desg.de/desgphoto/gallery/index.php?p=athlet&showAthletes=all&id=651

Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find any info about the video that the attached photo came from, nor was I able to find any other non-sport shots.

In fact, the only video I found was this one of her breaking some sort of record at the 2002 olympics:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BukmKqncdPQ

Odd, you'd think it'd be hosted on the same server as amaz0ns.com

Woot!

She should finish her cake

Was there ever a second part, or just the first?

As one of the younger ones (born in '85), I'll take exception with some of this:

- There has always been cable and satellite TV.  None of this 13 channels on the knob/rabbit ears nonsense.

What's old is new; I've currently got rabbit ears plugged into my TV... a 37" flatpanel LCD HDTV. My families first television (during the era of Me) needed a cable box, because the TV itself was of the knobs variety. When the cable was out, we'd pull the rabbit ear antennas out and use the dials. But it was high-tech! You could program each button with a little knob to tune it into a certain frequency.

I get something like four channels, two in English, and only one of those comes in clear. From outside the country, ABC is audible, but barely visible.

- The oldest media he knows is the cassette tape. ("Turntables?  8-Tracks? What are those?")

I owned several turntables and an 8-track player. Just because cassette tapes existed didn't mean they had completely displaced everything else.

- The Cold War was over since he got out of diapers

I'll admit that I was a bit older than Les. I vaguely recall the end of the cold war. I was 6 at the time.

- MTV's always been around.

MTV has never been around, and I've never seen it. There was MTV Canada, but you had to pay extra for that, and we didn't. The only things I know about MTV is what I've read about it.

- He's only seen black-and-white TVs on movies and old TV shows.

Almost. A few of my favourite movies are black and white, and my grandmother's TV was black and white. Oh colourburst, what a wonderful invention you were.

- Atari was always obsolete.

Obsolete, or retro? Growing up, my cousins had a 2600. I recall suffering through ET. A lot. I don't know why I kept trying to play it. Anyhow, the NES (which was all that was out at the time) was indeed a big leap forward, but not by such an incredible margin. The PS2 might be obsolete today, but it still gets a lot of attention from gamers. And the PS2 -> 360 shift is perhaps analogous to the 2600 -> NES shift, although perhaps not as large.

- The Vietnam War is only history book stuff, like World War II.  And Operation Desert Storm was done while he was in preschool.

Worse still, I didn't even hear about Desert Storm until well after it ended. Then again, it was a foreign war fought by foreign countries.

- All cola bottles have been non-returnable.

All cola bottles, glass or plastic, and metal cans, have always been returnable, and still are to this day... Is this not the same everywhere? Why wouldn't they be returnable? Does the government not require this to be the case in the US?

I've many memories of taking garbage bags full of soda cans and plastic bottles to stick into the crushing machines to get the 5 cents per bottle/can refund. My parents would let me keep the refund for the task of recycling them, and trust me, that was big money when you could by Swedish berries for a penny a pop! Videogame rentals and CCG cards were a frequent way to spend that money too.

- All gasoline has been unleaded.

Except for diesel, sure.

I'm only 3 or 4 years off Les, surely not that much changed in 3-4 years that you'd go from my experiences to what you describe?