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colinodonoghue · 9 months
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Colin O'Donoghue as Brennan Sullivan ↳ The Dust Storm (2016)
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colinoeyebrows · 9 months
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Colin O'Donoghue looking in a mirror
as John Bloom, the unaired Identity pilot (2011) as Killian Jones, episode 4x07 The Snow Queen, Once Upon A Time (2011-2018) as Brennan Sullivan, The Dust Storm (2016) as Gordo Cooper, episode 1x05 The Kona Kai Séance, The Right Stuff (2020)
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piraterefrigerator · 8 months
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@vasfasan Got exactly 12 minutes and 24 seconds into The Dust Storm before being interrupted and forced to finish it later BUT here are my thoughts so far
All the music played so far in this movie (except for the intro music) is giving me flashbacks of all the live music I was forced to go watch taken to throughout my youth
That hooker lady was a MOOD I'd lower my prices for Colin O'donoghue too
Hooker lady: Who do people say you look like?
Me: Perhaps....a pirate?
Brennan: Idk I get prince alot
Me: 😃 Huh?
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milfbrennan · 9 months
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i fucking hate when fanfics act like brennan wasn't satisfied sexually before booth came along lmaoo friendly reminder that girlie gets AROUND! in the pilot pete talking about how great she was in bed, i think if she was willing to sleep with michael stires more than once he must have been pretty good (ALTHOUGH he turned out to be the biggest motherfucker on earth), she has that thing with mark (?) in season 4 and she called the sex with sully amazing. do i think she and booth have great sex? i mean yeah, very probably, but also, this is NOT her first rodeo... and booth is NOT a sex god
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icouldbeaduck · 1 year
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i actually loved brennan and sully together so much he was really good for her
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cagesidepress · 1 year
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Bellator 293 Adds Several Undefeated Prospects, Multiple Fights Announced
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the-forest-library · 2 years
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September 2022 Reads
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Swordheart - T. Kingfisher
Ten Thousand Stitches - Olivia Atwater
A Strange and Stubborn Endurance - For Meadows
Kismet - Lauren Blakely
The Sweetest Connection - Denise Williams
Do You Take This Man - Denise Williams
How to Love Your Neighbor - Sophie Sullivan
Lucy on the Wild Side - Kerry Rea
The Holiday Trap - Roan Parrish
The Most Likely Club - Elyssa Friesland
Nothing More to Tell - Karen M. McManus
How to Survive Your Murder - Danielle Valentine
Vengeful - V.E. Schwab
All of Us Villains - Amanda Foody
Babel - R.F. Kuang
Carrie Soto is Back - Taylor Jenkins Reid
Just by Looking at Him - Ryan O’Connell
The Wolves of Willoughby Chase - Joan Aiken
Striking Distance - Sarah Rees Brennan
Fence Vol 1 - C.S. Pacat
Fence Vol 2 - C.S. Pacat
Fence Vol 3 - C.S. Pacat
Hark! A Vagrant - Kate Beaton
Step Aside, Pops - Kate Beaton
Sweaterweather - Sara Varon
Spinning - Tillie Walden
Lore Olympus - Rachel Smythe
If You Find a Unicorn, It is Not Yours to Keep - DJ Corchin
Coven - Jennifer Dugan
Unretouchable - Sofia Szamosi
American Born Chinese - Gene Luen Yang
Fun Home - Alison Bechdel
And Now I Spill the Family Secrets - Margaret Kimball
How to Tell if Your Cat is Plotting to Kill You - Matthew Inman
When Life Gives You Pears - Jeannie Gaffigan
Nine Nasty Words - John McWhorter
Resilient - Rick Hanson
Ask Me About My Uterus - Abby Norman
That Sounds So Good - Carla Lalli Music
Unbelievably Vegan - Charity Morgan
Bold = Highly Recommend Italics = Worth It Crossed out = Nope
Thoughts:
Lots of really decent reads this month, but the standout is once again Olivia Atwater. I think I enjoyed Ten Thousand Stitches even more than Half a Soul. Just delightful. 
I also read a bunch of graphic novels while I was recovering from surgery and finally got around to reading some that have been on my TBR forever. 
Goodreads Goal: 311/350
2017 Reads | 2018 Reads | 2019 Reads | 2020 Reads | 2021 Reads |
2022 Reads
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bluseum · 1 year
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also why is everyone in the skellington book called [place name] [latin word] [adjective]
Derek very evidently names characters like any good lazy D&D player, random name generators and dictionaries. He doesn't seem to see a problem with
Abyssinia
Adam Brate
Adedayo Akinde
Adrasdos
Adrian Sykes
Adrienna Shade
Ajuoga
Alan
Alan (Boyle Solutions)
Alan Brennan
Alena Metz
Alesha Walsh
Alexander Remit
Alexander Slake
Alice Edgley
Aloysius Vespers
Amalia
Amity
Amity's Wife
Anathem Mire
The Ancients
Anguish
Anna
Annie Brennan
Anton Shudder
Arabella Wicked
Argeddion
Argento
Argus
Armiger Fop
Arthur Dagan
Ashione
Ashley Hubbard
Aspen
Assegai
Category:Assistants
Audoen
Auger Darkly
Aurnia
Auron Tenebrae
Aurora Jane
Category:Australians
Avatar
Avaunt
Axelia Lukt
Axle
Azzedine Smoke
Badstreet
Bagatelle
Baritone
Baron Vengeous
Bartholomew
Basher
Batu
The Beast
Bennet Troth
Benzel Travestine
Bernadette Maguire
Bernard Sult
Bertrand Solus
Beryl Edgley
Billy-Ray Sanguine
Binder Firm
Bison Dragonclaw
Black Annis
Boiler
Brennock
Brides of Blood Tears
Bridget
Brobding
Brock
Bruno
Bubba Moon
Burgundy Dalrymple
The Butcher
Byron Grace
Cadaver Cain
Cadaverous Gant
Caelan
Caisson
Caius Caviler
Cameron Light
Cark
Carol Edgley
Carol Edgley (Reflection)
Cassandra Pharos
Caste
Cathy
Cathy (The Button)
Category:Cats
Cerise
Ceryen
Cerys
Charivari
Charlie Smith
Child of the Faceless
China Sorrows
China's Assistant
China's Grandmother
Chrissy Brennan
Christophe Nocturnal
Civet
Clagge
Clarabelle
Cleaver
Clement Gale
Clerihew Montgomery
Coda Quell
Colleen Stint
Collup
Colm Muldoon
Conor Delaney
Corrival Deuce
Cothernus Ode
Crab
Craddock Sirroco
Crasher
Crepuscular Vies
Creyfon Signate
Crystal Edgley
Cu na Gealaí Duibhe
Dacanay
Daffyd Maybury
Dai Maybury
Daisy
Damocles Creed
Danny
Darian Vector
Darquesse
Dasher
Daveth Maybury
Davina Marr
Davit Maybury
Davon Maybury
Deacon Maybury
Death Monkey
Dedrich Wahrheit
Delafonte Mien
Desmond Edgley
Destrier
Detective Harris
Devoted
Dexter Vex
Dicer
Dima
Dionysus Pertinax
Doctor Whorl
Donegan Bane
Doran Purcell
Dragunov
Dreylan Scarab
Dubhóg Ni Broin
Duenna
The Dullahan
Dusk
Eachan Meritorious
Eamon Campbell
Eamon Pearce
Ed Stynes
Eddie Sullivan
Edgley Tempest
Edwina
Eliza Scorn
Elsie O'Brien
Elwood Satchel
Emmeline Darkly
Emmett Peregrine
Category:End of the World characters
Category:Energy-Throwers
The Engineer
Ephraim Tungsten
Erskine Ravel
Esryn Vanguard
Etta Faulkner
Evoric Cudgel
Faceless Ones
Father Reynolds
Fergus Edgley
Ferrente Rhadaman
Filament Sclavi
Finbar Wrong
Fintan Muldoon
Flaring
Fletcher Renn
Flint
Forby
Frightening Jones
Gall
Gary Price
Gavin Praetor
Ged
Category:Generals
Geoffrey Scrutinous
Gepard
Gepard Voke
Geraint Mizzle
Gerontius
Ghastly Bespoke
Ghastly Bespoke's father
Ghastly Bespoke's mother
Gladys
Glass
Gleeman Shakespeare
Gordon Edgley
Grace Kelly
Gracious O'Callahan
Graft
Gratio Erato
Gregory Castallan
Gregory Day
Greta Dapple
Griff
Grim
The Grotesquery
Gruesome Krav
Habergeon
Hansard Kray
Hapathy
Harmony
Hayley Skirmish
Hidalgo Bolt
Hieronymus Deadfall
Hoc
Hokum Pete
Hollow Men
Hopeless
Horts
The Hound
Hrishi
Hutchinson
Ian Moore
Ieni
Illori Reticent
Imogen
Infected
Isara
Isidora Splendour
Ivy
Jack Irons
Jackie Earl
Jajo Prave
James Hubbard
Jaron Gallow
Jason Randal
Jasper
Jenan Ispolin
Jeremiah Wallow
Jerry Houlihan
Jerry Ordain
Jethro
The Jitter Girls
Johann Starke
Joost
Kaiven
Kallista Pendragon
Kalvin Accord
Karrik
Kase
Kathryn Ether
Keir Tanner
Keith
Kenny Dunne
Kenspeckle Grouse
Keratin
Kes
Kierre of the Unveiled
Kiln
Kimora
Kitana Kellaway
Korb
Kribu
Krull
Kumo
Laken Cross
Lamour
Lapse
Larks
Larrikin
Lenka Bazaar
Levitt
Liam Muldoon
Lightning Dave
Lillian Agog
Lily
Lord Vile
Lorenzo Mult
Lorien
Luciana
Luke Skywalker
Madame Mist
Madcap Fenton
Magenta
Mahala
Maksy
Mandat
Mantis
Martin Flanery
Master
Maverick Reels
Melancholia St Clair
Melissa Edgley
Mellifluous Golding
Memphis
Mercy Charient
Merriwyn Hyphenate-Bash
Metric
Mevolent
Midnight Blue
Militsa Gnosis
Minion One and Minion Two
Mirk
Misery
Miss Nuncio
Moloch
Moribund
Mortal
Morven
Morwenna Crow
Mr Chou
Mr. Bliss
Mr. Fedgewick
Mr. Jib
Mud
Mulct
Murder Rose
Muriel Hubbard
Myosotis Terra
Myra
Myron Stray
Nathanial Quiver
Nefarian Serpine
Nero
Nestor Tarry
Never
Nixion
Nj Maverick
Noche
Noonan
Nye
Oberon Guile
Oblivious
Obloquy
Octa Gregorian Boona
October Klein
Odetta
Ogre
Oisin
Omen Darkly
Operative
Oscar Nightfall
Owen
Palaver Graves
Parthenios Lilt
Pat Hanratty
Patrick Slattery
Patrick Xebec
Paul Lynch
Paulie
Peg Muldoon
Pennant
Persephone Grief
Pete Green
Petrichor
Phil Lynott
Philomena Random
Ping
Portia
To name a few
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colinodonoghue · 7 months
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Colin O'Donoghue as Brennan Sullivan ↳ The Dust Storm (2016)
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colinoeyebrows · 2 years
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piraterefrigerator · 8 months
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Like @vasfasan said the music in The Dust Storm is ACTUALLY good god bless Colin O'donoghue
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milfbrennan · 5 months
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booth lurking in a corner while brennan waves sully goodbye at the end of 2x16
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icouldbeaduck · 2 years
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sometimes all i want is to watch a man sail into the sunset on a boat he named after me
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byneddiedingo · 1 year
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Sylvia Sidney and Spencer Tracy in Fury (Fritz Lang, 1936)
Cast: Spencer Tracy, Sylvia Sidney, Walter Abel, Bruce Cabot, Edward Ellis, Walter Brennan, Frank Albertson, George Walcott, Arthur Stone, Morgan Wallace. Screenplay: Bartlett Cormack, Fritz Lang, Norman Krasna. Cinematography: Joseph Ruttenberg. Art direction: Cedric Gibbons. Film editing: Frank Sullivan. Music: Franz Waxman. 
In the major Hollywood films about lynching -- this one and The Ox-Bow Incident (William A. Wellman, 1943) -- white men were the victims, when the unfortunate fact is that Black men (and a few women) were statistically by far the more frequent targets of vigilante mobs. I can't think of an American film that confronted the reality of the situation before Intruder in the Dust (Clarence Brown, 1949). But I don't think Fritz Lang, making his first American film, had the United States in mind when he made Fury. He had seen rampaging mobs in Germany, which is why he left in 1933. That's why the film reaches its full actuality in its scenes of the mob in full cry. Those scenes alone are almost enough to establish the film as a classic, although much of the rest of Fury feels a bit scattered and aimless. It starts like a conventional romantic drama, with Joe Wilson (Spencer Tracy) and Katherine Grant (Sylvia Sidney) window-shopping for furniture for the home they hope to make when they're married. There's some sidetracking into Joe's relationship with his brothers, Charlie (Frank Albertson) and Tom (George Walcott), which although it seems like it will bear fruit -- Charlie has been associating with some shady characters, to which Tom objects -- is pretty much a narrative dead end. And after Katherine leaves for California, where Joe plans to join her when he makes some money, there's an injection of cuteness when Joe adopts a small dog he names Rainbow.* But when Joe finally gets to California his reunion with Katherine is interrupted by the law, who arrest him on the basis of circumstantial evidence as a suspect in a kidnapping. Gossips immediately take up the story and a mob led by a layabout named Kirby Dawson (Bruce Cabot) storms the jail and burns it down with Joe (and Rainbow) inside. Joe escapes (Rainbow doesn't) and goes into hiding, where he plots revenge. Eventually, when a trial leads to conviction of 22 members of the mob and their sentencing to death, Joe is presented with a moral dilemma: to reveal that he's alive, thereby saving the mob members from hanging, or to stay hidden and get his revenge. This being Hollywood, the decision is pretty much a foregone conclusion. Lang's direction is not so sure-handed as it was in his German films, but it keeps Fury watchable even when you spot the holes and compromises in the screenplay he co-wrote with Bartlett Cormack based on a story by Norman Krasna. Tracy is fine, though the character seems to split into two almost discrete roles: the affable Joe of the first half of the film and the obsessive revenge-seeker of the latter part.
*An oddly prescient name: Rainbow is played by Terry, who also played Toto in The Wizard of Oz (Victor Fleming, 1939). 
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