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Fandom: The Baby-Sitters Club
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Source: AO3
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historyl3sbian · 7 months
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Spiers yelling at lipton to go lie down on an actual bed instead of a couch 😍😍😍
They’re in love. thank you
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spockvarietyhour · 1 year
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Why Sharpe, I didn't know you had it in you.
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dusty-jump-wings · 1 year
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Okay HBO War tumblr…if you’re a Band of Brothers blog on here, come give ya girl a follow!
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rossmccallsqueen · 2 years
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Band of Brothers Asks!
I couldn’t find a list of questions like this so I thought I’d make one:
What is your favorite episode?
What is your least favorite episode?
Which episode wrecks your emotions the most?
Which character do you relate to the most?
Who is your favorite character?
Who is your least favorite character?
How did you first find out about the show?
When did you first watch the show?
Which actor in the show is most suited for their role?
Do you have a favorite Band of Brothers fic? If so, could you link it?
Which characters death hit you the hardest?
Which aspect of the show shocked you the most when you found out it wasn’t true?
Have you read any of the books the real life people wrote about their time in Easy company? If so, which ones?
Is there a part in the show you always skip?
Do you have a comfort character?
Which character do you think deserves more love?
Be honest: what do you think of Sobel?
What’s a character you used to like but don’t anymore?
Which character would you let babysit? (Pets or humans)
Which storyline do you like the most?
Who was your favorite side character?
What is your favorite quote from the show?
Do you prefer watching it via dvd, streaming service, or another method?
Which character would you want to be your best friend?
Favorite friend pair in the show?
Have you watched the show multiple times? If so, how many?
Do you have any merchandise related to the show?
If you had a child, who would you let date them?
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ncfcatalyst · 1 year
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Inside the “hostile takeover”: an autopsy of the Jan. 31 Board of Trustees meeting
When it was first announced on January 6 that Gov. Ron DeSantis had appointed six new members to New College’s Board of Trustees (BOT), various media outlets began calling this move a “hostile takeover”—with a seventh new member joining them on Jan. 26.  There was little information through any official channels to indicate what a takeover might involve, although one of the new appointments,…
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inglourious-imagines · 9 months
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Band of Brothers Masterlist
George Luz:
Jokes on You
Forever Yours
We're Never Coming Back
Flirt and Blush
Lonely Lips
Aldbourne
Ronald Spiers:
Oh Captain, My Captain
Overprotective Captain
The Captain's Knife
Cuddly Mornings
Have Me
Together in Hell
Joe Liebgott:
Arrogant Lover
Legend
Hate Me, Love Me
Germans Brought Us Together
Lewis Nixon:
Poker Game
Beers, Tomatoes and Suspenders
Broken Hearts Lie All Around Me
A Bet Worth More Than 50 Bucks
The Only One
"I'm Out!"
Blame it on the Alcohol
Secret
Engaged - Part One, Part Two, Part Three (completed)
Get Drunk with Me
The Meaning of Vat69
"At Least Look at Me."
Carwood Lipton:
Sweet Lovin'
Soldier's Rescue
I Wish I Could Have Saved You - Part One, Part Two (completed)
How Are Those Nuts, Sarge?
Eugene Roe:
Forever
French Spy
Like I'm Gonna Lose You
Smile at Me
David Webster:
Sick With Love
Donald Malarkey:
Coming Back to You
Thank You For Your Loving
Cross
The Moment that Mattered
Floyd "Tab" Talbert:
Birthday
Edward "Babe" Heffron:
Light in Hell
Darrel "Shifty" Powers:
Golden Eyes and a Smile Made for War
Richard "Dick" Winters:
War Hero
Joe Toye:
Yes, Sir.
Denver "Bull" Randleman:
Market Garden
Warren "Skip" Muck:
Sandwiches
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archivist-crow · 2 months
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On this day:
THE STRANGE TALENT OF MOLLY FANCHER
On February 3, 1866, in Brooklyn, a healthy young woman, Molly Fancher, felt dizzy. She slid onto her mother's kitchen floor and into a trance that lasted forty-six years. During this time, she ate little and developed a strange talent. Family physician Samuel F. Spier examined Molly the day after she "fainted". Her pulse and breath were negligible, and her body was cold. Nine years later Molly still hovered between life and death. Her case became a cause célèbre in the medical profession. Then Dr. Spier announced that Molly had become endowed with a supernatural power. She was able to see people over a hundred miles away, as well as read unopened letters and books.
Several witnesses, including the famed astronomer Richard Parkhurst and noteworthy neurologist Willard Parker, were invited to be at Molly's bedside when at least two tests were conducted. Molly was asked about a message that was in a building five miles away. She hesitated momentarily and then whispered, "It is a letter in three sealed envelopes in Dr. Spier's office. Written on a sheet of paper are the words, “Lincoln was shot by a crazed actor.” Her response was exactly right. For another test she was asked to describe someone's brother, who lived in New York City. She gave a detailed description, even mentioning a missing button from the right sleeve of his coat. She also said that he had left work early because of a headache.
In 1912, long after her parents and Dr. Spier had died, Molly finally regained consciousness. Her medical case had attracted worldwide attention, though the condition was never explained. She passed away in her sleep three years later, at the age of seventy-three.
Text from: Almanac of the Infamous, the Incredible, and the Ignored by Juanita Rose Violins, published by Weiser Books, 2009
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videodrme · 1 year
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RICHARD E. GRANT as CLIFFORD — SPICE WORLD (1997) dir. Bob Spiers
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dollsome-does-tumblr · 7 months
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marc evan jackson as richard spier on the baby-sitters club is my #1 celebrity crush
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pfenniged · 7 months
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1940s Fashion Band of Brothers Characters Would Go Wild For:
Red Nails: Richard Winters. Floyd Talbert. Red Lipstick: George Luz, Joseph Liebgott, Bill Guarnere, Joe Toye. Floyd Talbert. Pin-up Curls/Waves: George Luz, Buck Compton, Babe Heffron. Floyd Talbert. Peep-Toe Heels: Lewis Nixon, Donald Malarkey (100 percent Donald Malarkey doesn't mind being a short king). Floyd Talbert. Victory Suits: Carwood Lipton, Frank Perconte, David Webster. Floyd Talbert. Workwear Overalls: Richard Winters, Bull Randleman. Floyd Talbert. Plaid A-Line Skirts: Shifty Powers. Floyd Talbert. Stockings: John Martin, Bill "I'm a slut" Guarnere, Ronald Spiers, Skip Muck (Until he loses all bravado when he has to remove them). Floyd Talbert.
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nostalgicamerica · 1 year
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1. Richard Winters 2. Lewis Nixon 3. Herbert Sobel 4. Ronald Spiers 5. Lynn Compton 6. Carwood Lipton 7. Eugene Roe 8. Frank Perconte 9. George Luz 10. Jim Martin
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historyl3sbian · 7 months
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Since we’re labeling stone cold killers as “baby girl” I’d like to nominate:
Ronald Spiers
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lvckyuh · 7 months
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who's ur fav mej character..
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Thanks for the question anon, but basically I like pretty much all of his characters but mains ones are like;
-Kevin Cozner (Brooklyn Nine-Nine), because of his character I basically started knowing of mej and on the show he is so perfect to Raymond and their relationship and their backstory is really interesting to me. Also in the later season when he grew that beard…
-Shawn (The Good Place), he’s just really funny and says the most randomness things. But I like thinking about how his character would be if he went through his own existential crisis. And I like his grainy evil voice.
-Sparks Nevada (The Theilling Adventure Hour), He’s a cowboy… in space. Basically all I’ve ever wanted. Also I like his country accent.
-Jim Dunnigan (Suit Up), A show I had to buy on YouTube but nevertheless basically he’s a kind of an insecure smart-ash deck, gets the job done and does whatever. I don’t know why I like it but he’s just kind of an everyday dude.
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Honourable mentions;
-Richard Spier (The Baby-Sitters Club)
-Kim Kil Whan (Adventure Time)
-Keenan (The Kings of Summer)
(Basically all characters where he plays a lawyer a teacher an accountant or dad,(so all of them))
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Richard Spier in the books is annoying sometimes (Netflix Richard spier is an icon tho), but he was the only one with any sense in Dawn and the Older Boy.
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veronicaleighauthor · 11 months
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Band of Brothers
Today is the 79th anniversary of D-Day. A few years ago, I wrote an article/review on “Band of Brothers” for a friend’s magazine/blog. I’ve decided to post it in honor of that Day of Days, so many years ago.
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“From this day to the ending of the world, But we in it shall be remembered - We few, we happy few, we band of brothers; For he to-day that sheds his blood with me; Shall be my brother…” ­– Henry V, William Shakespeare.
Over twenty years ago, the ten-part miniseries, “Band of Brothers,” was released on HBO. Following the story of 101st Airborne, Easy Company, the collaboration between Stephen Spielberg and Tom Hanks introduced us to a group of young paratroopers who embodied the phrase “the greatest generation.” A rare breed, these young men were born in the 1910’s and 1920’s, they survived the Great Depression and were being sent to war. Some were going out into the world for the first time, in hopes of liberating Europe from the Nazis. For me, “Band of Brothers” piqued my interest because my grandfather was in the airborne and he did go through Jump School as shown in the miniseries. A ten-part series offers us enough time to become acquainted with the ensemble cast of characters, based on real-life men. At the beginning at each episode, and at the end of the final episode, the real Easy Company men discuss their experiences and offer thought-provoking reflections. In a short amount of time, you fall in love with these men and care deeply about them, rejoicing when they rejoice and mourn when they mourn.
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Richard Winters is a mild-mannered, reserved captain who is eager to do his part and lead his men. When he survives D-Day, he promises God that if he makes it through the war, he will live peacefully. Captain Nixon is a cocky alcoholic, doing his utmost to survive. Later, his wife leaves him, taking the family dog, whom he dearly loves. Malarkey impetuously risks his life to pick a luger off of a dead German, to give to his kid brother, and matures into a man during the course of the war. Compton makes it through many campaigns until he watches his two buddies, Joe Toye and Bill Gaurnere cruelly wounded. He is struck down by combat fatigue…which we now know is PTSD, a condition often misunderstood in that era. George Luz likes to imitate various superiors, and is always good for a laugh. Joe Liebgott is Jewish, he faces antisemitism and is crushed when learns what is really going on in Europe. Ronald Spiers is rumored to have massacred several German prisoners, and takes delight in frightening the other men. Then there is Captain Herbert Sobel, who is needlessly cruel to the men during their training at Camp Toccoa.
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We come to know the “Band of Brothers” during basic and watch them transported from America to England, where they prepare for the invasion of Europe. On June 6th, 1944, the Easy Company men, and thousands of others, paratroop out of C-47s and land in France. They fight their way from village to village and town to town, receiving little support, scarce supplies, minimal rest. These are young men, in their teens, twenties, and thirties - living and dying to save the world. And to preserve the world for future generations.
Like many who fought in past wars, Easy Company is enthusiastic, believing the war would be over by Christmas. Unfortunately, at Christmas time, the company was stationed at Bastogne…they were in the middle of the Battle of the Bulge. By the time of Patton’s rescue, which the men insisted was not needed, they were near their breaking point. They began to wonder why they were fighting this war in the first place. Certainly, the Nazis were evil, but was it worth it? The men received their answer later that spring, when they, along with other companies, liberated a concentration camp. For years rumors had circulated of how the Nazis mistreated the Jews and others in their crosshairs, but to see the inhumanity with their own eyes, they were finally able to comprehend their sacrifices.
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“Band of Brothers” is not for the faint of heart. Not only does it feature war scenes, we are shown graphic wounds, violence, harsh behavior, the language is extremely foul, and there are gratuitous sex scenes and various men are referenced of having extra-marital affairs. However, with the exception of “Saving Private Ryan,” I have never seen a more realistic and heartfelt depiction of what went on in WWII.
The Easy Company men went on to invading Berchtesgaden, a.k.a. The Eagles Nest – Hitler’s Bavarian retreat. After all of their turmoil, they were able to enjoy themselves a little. In May of 1945, as the men are playing a friendly baseball game, they learn the war in Europe has finally come to an end.
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After the war, Nix had a couple of broken marriages and continued to struggle with alcohol – then he met a lovely woman named Grace and he turned his life around. Malarkey returned to Oregon, got a degree in business and became a real estate agent. Compton opted not to pursue a career in minor league baseball, choosing to go to law school, later prosecuting Sirhan Sirhan for the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy. Luz became a maintenance consultant, and when he was later killed in an industrial accident, 1600 people came to his funeral to pay their respects. Despite what was shown in “Band of Brothers, in reality, Liebgott was not Jewish, but Catholic. For a few years after the war, he disappeared, but then resurfaced and became a barber. Spiers fought in the Korean war and then in the 1950s, he was the American governor of Spandau Prison, and guarded Rudolf Hess. Sobel was honorably discharged; he later served in the Korean War, and had a family. In 1970, he unsuccessfully attempted to kill himself, but survived and lived seventeen years longer. Following the war, Winters worked for Nixon’s family business and he also served in Korea…afterwards he did settle down, marry, and have a family... He also found a little peace.
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