#captain of our ship andrew lincoln

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Norman's stories!

23th of December, 2020

#leedus #norman reedus #andrew lincoln #ebenezer scrooge #a christmas carol #old vic #norman's post #the captain of our ship #andy panda lincoln

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Oh, yeah. Without a doubt,“ Lincoln said of Rick and Michonne having a child. “I think the whole point is to start again and to restart and it’s about the future, and it’s obviously the next generation and, as far as we can tell, we’re outnumbered undead to human a lot. It is about repopulating the world. I think that they make a terrific couple and I don’t think he would hesitate. Also, maybe in a couple of episodes time, there may be a jump ahead in the curve and maybe setting themselves to that job at hand.

Andrew Lincoln on the possibility of a Richonne baby

#richonne #'i don't think he would hesitate' 😩 #hgosjgoljroejwohw #god is real #captain of our ship andrew lincoln #this was kinda gonna be my question for wsc now i have to think of something else dammit

[ellsey]

Agents of Shield Rewatch 3x03 A Wanted (Inhu) Man

It’s an action movie!

Starring....Lincoln

Oh no

But like how can they not see him use his powers for pretty and not just leave him be?

“Imagine her having to go through all that alone” 

I mean they deliberately mislead us and it makes me cranky but we’ll save that for another day

“Mental health is just as important” but we’re not going to actually ever let our characters talk it out

I still love this show y’all, I promise but also look at your lives look at your choices writers

Gratuitous shirtless Lincoln pleases me

May’s face with this guy gives her a giant bear hug is the BEST

The fact that they subtitled this cracks me. I don’t think they’re that hard to understand?

FIGHT CLUB?? Hahaha oh Hunter you are a mess

Way to stay incognito Lincoln

Fitz holding Jemma’s hand MY HEART IS SO FULL

Look this is all I want forever

Hunter and May is such a fun pairing

But also, Andrew left May?? SKAPRISE

Lincoln is an alcoholic?? That’s interesting. Self medicating would be my guess.

His sponsor seems like s nice guy

Correct that, seemed

Coulson and Rosalind have the weirdest way of flirting

Also I love Daisy and Jemma so much

I really feel for Lincoln here. He wasn’t trying to kill this guy. Bad luck there.

Bobbi is captaining the good ship Fitzsimmons right now bless her

This is so awkward though Coulson and Rosalind

Oh Hunter you silly so and so

Ummm these guys clearly do not understand what they are up against with Melinda May

But also she looks wicked hot so

May looks vaguely concerned for Hunter which I LOVE MY FAMILY

Dude everyone is accidentally killing people this episode woof

I feel like when you’re supposed to be running away from bad guys isn’t the best time to start making out but eh

Fun that Lincoln is finally getting to do cool stuff with his powers

Fitz looks like he never wants to let that hand go which SAME

I also like how he’s downplaying him keeping the reservation because he doesn’t want her to feel like she is beholden to him

So they obviously knew what they were going to do in the Jemma episode, but the writing before this makes zero sense ayaya

Poor Coulson is so tired y’all

And Mack just wants to game with his buddies

GIVE THE MAN WHAT HE WANTS

That 3-D printed knee-brace is pretty but looks like it’s doing nothing?

Idk I’ve had a lot of knee injuries so I know a lot about bracing them

“I have to go back” you’re a good bean Jemma Simmons

This was kind of a set up episode, but it still had some good stuff. This episode gets 10/10 on the Sad Puppy Inhumans Who Need a Hug scale. Poor Lincoln. Also 12/10 on the Fitzsimmons scale for hand holding and dates. 

The song for this episode is “One” as performed by Mary J. Blige and U2 (I like this version better sorry not sorry) because seriously my family loves each other so much.

#aosrewatch #aosrewatchs3 #earth vs space #team earth aos #lincoln campbell #Daisy Johnson #fitzsimmons #leo fitz #jemma simmons #phil coulson #melinda may #lance hunter #bobbi morse

[this-is-how-we-survive-blog]

Richonne Party 7x12

Tuesday: Favorite Richonne Moment(s)

I broke mine down into three parts... don’t hate me.  I couldn’t help it.  After all, I am complete trash.

PRE CANON - 5x16 “Conquer”

I LOVE THIS MOMENT.  Though very small and minuscule compared to all of their other powerful and emotionally beautiful moments.  BUT I LOVE THIS Y’ALL.  It says so much.  To me, at least.  It shows Rick’s humility.  He’s being apologetic.  Which are two words I wouldn’t necessarily use to describe him lol.  But they DO describe him whenever he’s around Michonne.  This was HUGE for him.  Huge.  Handing over a gun?? By choice?? Rick?? But he is! And he does! To Michonne.  There aren’t many people he’d be vulnerable enough to surrender to... And what I love the most, is when she lets him keep it.  She knows and understands what must be done.  She trusts him.  She loves him.

CANON - 6x10 “The Next World”

Okay so we ALL know this moment.  It changed/ruined our entire lives I’m pretty sure.  But allow me to express how much I love their individual moments of absolute joy.  In the first gif, Michonne has her moment.  You can see it on her face. She has stood beside this man for ages; through hell and more.  And in the process, has fallen in love with him.  And finally, they share this happy and long awaited moment. Now the second one... y’all, it made me burst into tears.  Not tears of “FANGIRL SHIPPING FEELS”... No, I cried because of a much deeper reason.  Andrew Lincoln’s face.  Rick’s genuine smile.  This man has been through the RINGER.  Well, everyone has obviously-- it’s the apocalypse, but his sorrows go to a different level somehow.  To me, at least.  And finally... it’s almost as if despite everything, it was all worth it.  Because he has her and she has him.

POST CANON - 6x11 “Knots Untie” 

AAAHHHHH! I’M STILL NOT OVER THIS MOMENT.  STILL.  After a year!  It’s ironic, my third and possibly favoritest Richonne moment goes to my baby boy, Carl.  After all, he is the whole reason Rick brought Michonne into the prison in the first place.  Carl is the reason, she became one of them.  He initiated this ship.  Carl did!  He’s the Captain.  And I love how Rick saw it as a priority to tell him about his recent relationship with Michonne.  “This is different” Rick assures him.  THIS IS DIFFERENT HE SAYS.  And then... this perfect and cheeky boy responds in the best and most appropriate way: “It’s cool.”  With a similar smile, Rick and Michonne shared the night before.  #GrimesFam2.0

#7x12 #richonneparty #richonne #carlgrimes #rickgrimes #michonne #BAES #tuesday #happycanondays #sayyes

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Move over, Trump. This president’s two lions set off the greatest emoluments debate.

By Erick Trickey, Washington Post, July 21, 2018

Benjamin Franklin sailed home from France in 1785 carrying an awkward goodbye gift from King Louis XVI: an oval-shaped gold box that held a miniature portrait of the king, surrounded by 408 diamonds.

The extravagant box created a dilemma for Franklin. Goodbye presents to diplomats, customary in France, were banned by the United States. Fearful of the corrupting influence of wealthy Europe, the young country had adopted a strict rule: American officials could not accept gifts or second incomes from foreign governments. Careful not to violate the rule, Franklin offered the box to Congress, which let him keep it.

Today, 233 years later, the same rule that bound Franklin threatens to ensnare President Trump. He’s facing three lawsuits alleging that foreign governments’ payments to his businesses are the modern version of Louis XVI’s gold boxes. Last month, a federal judge in Maryland heard arguments on whether the Trump Organization’s business dealings with foreign governments--including diplomats who have stayed at Trump International Hotel in Washington--violate the foreign emoluments clause of the Constitution.

Until Trump’s election, few Americans were familiar with the term “emolument.” But the Founding Fathers saw the foreign emoluments clause as a key defense against other nations corrupting their new government. Part of the Constitution’s Article 1, Section 9, it reads, “No Person holding any Office of Profit or Trust under [the United States], shall, without the Consent of the Congress, accept of any present, Emolument, Office, or Title, of any kind whatever, from any King, Prince, or foreign State.” The law, which guards against conflicts of interest and potential bribes, was invoked often in early American history.

The ban dates back to America’s first constitution, the Articles of Confederation. (Its inspiration was a 1651 Dutch requirement that foreign ministers reject diplomatic gifts.) The delegates at the 1787 Constitutional Convention included the ban in the new Constitution after Charles Pinckney of South Carolina “urged the necessity of preserving foreign ministers and other officers of the U.S. independent of external influence.”

At Virginia’s 1788 convention to ratify the Constitution, framer Edmund Randolph cited foreign temptations and Franklin’s dilemma as reasons for the clause. “A box was presented to our ambassador by the king of our allies,” Randolph told the delegates. “It was thought proper, in order to exclude corruption and foreign influence, to prohibit any one in office from receiving or holding any emoluments from foreign states.”

Because of the foreign emoluments clause, presidents including Andrew Jackson and Abraham Lincoln turned to Congress for instructions when foreign governments sent them gifts. Congress denied Jackson’s 1830 request to keep a gold medal from Colombian President Simon Bolivar. Lincoln alerted Congress after King Mongkut of Siam sent him a sword, two elephant tusks, and pictures of the king and his daughter. In 1862, Congress ordered Lincoln to deposit the gifts with the Interior Department.

Martin Van Buren, the nation’s eighth president, dealt with the 1800s’ largest, liveliest emoluments-clause dilemma.

In summer 1839, at the American consulate in Tangier, trumpets announced the arrival of a procession of soldiers, sent by Abd ar-Rahman, the sultan of Morocco. The soldiers came bearing gifts: an “enormous, magnificent” lion and lioness.

The harried American consul, Thomas N. Carr, tried to refuse the lions, protesting that he--and the president--were barred by law from accepting them. The sultan’s emissary did not take no for an answer. “It will cost my head if I disobey,” the emissary said, according to Carr’s beleaguered letter to the secretary of state. “I shall leave them in the street.” Stuck, Carr put the lions up in a room in the consulate and wrote home, saying he would “anxiously await instructions.”

While the lions paced in the consulate, in spring 1840, the ship Sultanee sailed into New York City, bearing presents for Van Buren from Seyyid Said, the Sultan of Oman: two Arabian horses, a Persian rug, some cashmere shawls, pearls and a sword. Apologetically, Van Buren wrote to the sultan (also known as the Imam of Muscat) that “a fundamental law of the Republic … forbids its servants from accepting presents from foreign States or princes.” The ship’s captain insisted that the gifts should go to the U.S. government instead.

“I deem it my duty to lay the proposition before Congress,” Van Buren wrote to the Senate, “for such disposition as they may think fit to make of it.”

John Quincy Adams, the former president turned congressman, protested that Congress should refuse to consent to the gifts. “The president should receive no presents from any foreign power,” Adams argued on the House floor in June 1840. Despite Adams’ opposition, Congress authorized Van Buren to accept and sell the gifts from both sultans. The lions, shipped from Morocco to Pennsylvania, were auctioned off in Philadelphia’s Navy Yard in August 1840 for $375. The pearls, which weren’t sold, are in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History.

Today, federal law prohibits U.S. government employees, including the president, from accepting gifts worth more than $390 from foreign officials. Justice Department opinions warn that the foreign emoluments clause prohibits most federal employees from earning second incomes from foreign governments.

Before President Obama accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in 2009, he got clearance from Justice Department lawyers who concluded that it wouldn’t violate the emoluments clause. (The Norwegian parliament appoints the nonprofit Nobel Committee, but Justice lawyers found that Norway’s government has “no meaningful role” in funding the prize or choosing its recipients. Obama gave the prize’s $1.4 million award to charity.)

Can federal officials, including the president, do business with foreign governments? Three lawsuits against Trump argue that the emoluments clause prohibits that, too. A case filed by Maryland and the District of Columbia has proceeded the farthest so far. Lawyers in the case debated 18th-century dictionary definitions of “emolument” in court in Greenbelt in June. Trump’s lawyers argued for definitions that refer to profit from employment, while Maryland and D.C.’s lawyers argued that the more prevalent definition in the late 1700s included any profit or advantage. The judge has said he’ll rule this month on whether the case can proceed.

In court, Trump’s lawyers also brought up a 225-year-old land deal struck by George Washington. In 1793, while Washington was president, he bought four plots of land in the District of Columbia from the federal government, in a land sale conducted by the D.C. commissioners, his appointees. “I had no desire … to stand on a different footing from every other purchaser,” Washington wrote to them.

Trump’s lawyers argued that Washington’s land deal is relevant to understanding the constitutional definition of an emolument. There’s also a domestic emoluments clause in the Constitution, which says that the president can’t receive “any other emolument” besides his salary from the U.S. or state governments. No one in 1793 treated Washington’s land deal as an emolument, Trump’s lawyers argue. So, they say, rent from a Chinese state-owned bank at Trump Tower isn’t an emolument either, nor are foreign diplomats’ bookings at the Trump International Hotel. (Still, just in case, the Trump Organization donated $151,000 to the U.S. Treasury in March, for unidentified “profits from foreign government patronage at our hotels and similar business” in 2017.)

But Washington’s example can go both ways. The first president often used the term “private emolument” in his letters, to mean personal profit. In April 1776, as the American commander in the Revolutionary War, Washington issued a proclamation warning that colonial merchants who furnished British warships with “supplies of provision” would be treated as enemies. In doing so, Washington evoked the same fears of divided loyalties and private gain that would soon give rise to the Constitution’s emoluments ban. “Sundry base and wicked persons,” Washington called the merchants, “preferring their own, present private emolument to their country’s weal.”

#foreign emoluments #presidential gifts

[steadhammond]

Andrew Bolt: Statue haters can't handle truth of Australia's past - Herald Sun

Herald Sun Andrew Bolt: Statue haters can't handle truth of Australia's past Herald Sun See, I don't think the statue haters can handle the truth about our past, and certainly not about Aboriginal history. Do they even know it? Josephine Cashman, former member of the Prime Minister's indigenous advisory council, told the ABC she didn't ... Replica of James Cook's Endeavour sold for £110000BBC News You could buy this full size replica of Captain Cook's ship in Lincoln todayLincolnshireLive all 56 news articles »

[yorkshirewerewolf]

THE YORKSHIRE WEREWOLF'S TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED, UNEXPLAINED OR UNTRUE YOU DECIDE ? (Parental guidance recommended)

Let me take you back in time. The year was 1865, and the world was shocked by the news of tall hat wearing American President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated while judging the forerunner of “America’’s got Talent” ( he would bang on a large a gong if the act was shite) at a theatre somewhere in the States. But this was not the end of the the President. Documents and a photograph album found in the loft of a recently renovated cottage situated in the east coast village of Hornsea would shed a light on an amazing episode, up until now hidden from public view. Our story begins when Mrs Jemima Mulkinshaw, 82 the owner of “Cheese Cottage” near Hornsea contacted me, the story teller, with her frankly earth shattering claims. The following are the actual words spoken by the old person but transposed into words on a word processor document for your benefit. “ The builder found these documents hidden in the roof. Probably by my Father, who I am certain never wanted me to find them, in fact he wrote on the folder ” Don’t let my ‘effing daughter see these here documents". I have read and studied the contents of the file, and I have had their authenticity confirmed by a former antique expect who wished to remain anonymous, the star of many BBC TV series, like “Tat in the Attic, Antiques autopsy” and an episode of “Lovejoy”. The contents alter history as we know it. Here begins the stunning story. It was 1865 again, and Abraham Lincoln, tired and frankly pissed off with being President, wanted out. He couldn’t abdicate as he wasn’t British and his vanity stopped him from just saying I quit, so he contacted an old wrestling buddy ( Lincoln had won 300 wrestling matches and only lost two) Andrew Roake, who was head of a shady government agency specialising in relocation of witnesses. Abe poured his heart out according to the document, and basically needed to escape being a husband, a family man and the first Mister of America. Andrew came up with a plan; he would hire an out of work actor to fake an assassination while Abe was in front of lots of audience members. Then they would smuggle him out of the country to start a new life in Australia. It would cost a few dollars but clever Abe had stashed tonnes of confederate gold and silver in secret location’s so dosh was not a problem. So the scene was set, and John Wilkes booth resting actor carried out the fake murder, and the body of the 'dead’ president was exchanged with a lookalike corpse while Abe was swiftly extracted from the area and arrived at the docks were the tea clipper 'HMS Bell’ and its crew waited to set sail for the new new world of Australia. The ship’s cargo was made up of food, water and a shit load of gold and silver. As Abe watched from the crows nest as the ship set sail he wrote “….as I spied the land of the free slowly fade into the horizon I had tears in my eyes as I realised I had not laughed this bloody hard in years! Good riddence America and G'day Australia !” For the rest of the world Abraham Lincoln had died a hero of the people, unfortunately in the confusion, John Wilkes Booth failed to escape and went on the run. 12 days later, he was was shot by Mr Boston Corbett a Union soldier and great great grandfather of Harry Corbett the puppet master of sooty and sweep fame. Then fate would deal a mighty blow. A massive storm at sea battered the HMS Bell and the ship was thrown miles off course. Then the main sail was ripped from the mast and the ship was dead in the water. With no other options Captain Kirk gave the order to abandoned the ship. A cry of “women and children first!” went up. As there was only the cabin boy Harry Otter and the mysterious Lady fanthorpe (who was in fact abe in disguise) the two boarded the lifeboat along With A chest containing everything abe could shove in it. Due to the weight, no one else could fit in the small boat and swiftly Abe cut the ropes, leaving an angry mob shouting abuse as Abe forced young Harry to paddle faster. The cross dressing ex president and the bemused cabin boy watched in horror as a mini typhoon pulled the ship down into the doldrums and a watery death awaited all the crew. Lloyds of London received this telegraph message; “++++ URGENT+++WITNESSES SAW SHIP SINK+++STOP+++ALL CREW SUCKED OFF+++STOP+++BY STRONG WIND+++STOP+++THE BRAVE CAPTAIN WENT DOWN ON THE BELL+++END” 31 days later, Abe found himself on a beach. His small boat had finally ran a ground on dry land. He had managed to survive on meagre rations. And after 5 days at sea, abe found Harry rummaging through his trunk. “ YOU AIN’T NO LADY MISTER, I DO BELIEVE SIR THAT YOU ARE ACTUALLY MR LINCOLN WHO I BELIEVED TO BE DECEASED, SAY IT AIN’T SO?” Abe wrote that it was this exact moment that made him feel a failure, a fraud, a film flam man etc.That the truth spoken from this innocent chubby young child…hell’s bells that kid is so fat…. Abe fired the small Derringer pistol; both bullets hitting poor Harry right between the eyes. Thank’s to Harry, Abe managed to survive the ordeal (he wrote later that he tasted of lamb?). Now, washed up on an unknown island, Abe used up all the strength he could muster, dragging his trunk up the beach before hiding it in a cave. He then reluctantly changed from the ladies outfit into a ships crew uniform he found in the boat and ventured inland. Soon he was met by a young woman smoking fish near a cottage by the sea. Abe assumed this was commonplace as tobacco products might be hard to find in the new world “TIS this Australia sweet lady?” She puffed on her Clay pipe then replied “'Tis it buggery, this is God’s own country, Yorkshire! You yanky Twatt! ” Abe wrote how shocked he was by this revelation. Miles away from the new world of his dreams and his vast fortune lay at the bottom of the sea. The woman he was conversing with was Gertrude Mulkinshaw, a spinster living alone in “Cheese cottage”. Abe introduced himself as “John Smith” a sailor who had jumped ship and was on the run from the American navy. They began to talk and soon found that they had a lot in common. Both had wooden false teeth, Gertrude was All Yorkshire woman’s wrestling champion (undefeated). She said she made a living making curd cheese and smuggling opium and absinthe from France. Although she was not a conventional beauty, over the coming months,Abe and Gertrude fell in love and after a year they married in Hornsea Parish Church. They had a daughter and continued to live in the secluded cottage. Twenty years passed, and a strange American traveller turned up on the doorstep of “cheese cottage”. He was invited in by a suspicious Abe as Gertrude and her daughter had gone to Whitby to sell some cheese and opium at the local market. The man handed Abe a letter of introduction. It was from his old friend Andrew Roake . Inside the envelope was a newspaper clipping from the Hornsea Gazette, the local newspaper. It featured a sketch of Gertrude and Abe attending the Hornsea women’s wrestling competition, which was won by Gertrude. In the letter, which was attached to the clipping, Mr Roake had summised that Abe could have survived the sinking of HMS Bell and was alive and living here, in England. If it was Abe, Roake asked if he would he be kind enough to help the person delivering this letter who was another of his clients who wished to start a new life. Abe asked the stranger his name “ I am, Mr president sir, William H Bonney, better known as the outlaw Billy the kid.” Billy went on to tell a familiar story. He too had become sick of all the bullshit going on around him and had paid Andrew Roake a large amount of stolen cash to relocate him before some young buck tried to shoot him. Billy then dropped a bombshell. Roake’s intent was not honourable. The double dealing son of a bitch planned to blackmail Abe or reveal his true identity.These two infamous men sat drinking warm beer, eating Yorkshire curd tarts and exchanging tales from their previous lives until Gertrude arrived home., Abe was ready to introduce his new friend and reveal his secrets. Earlier, he told her, the two men had gone under cover of darkness to the beach to retrieve Abraham’s trunk hidden all these years from the cave. Then Abe told his wife the truth about his real identity. At first she thought he was smacked off his tits on opium but when he showed her the contents of the trunk, documents, medals and shit loads of gold and silver coins. She believed. It was during that night the three of them agreed a plan. Billy would telegraph back to Roake saying it was all a case of mistaken identity. For this, Abe would split his treasure 3 ways. All of them were in agreement and the documents were hidden by Abe whilst the remaining items were burnt. With his share of the loot, Billy travelled to Kingston upon Hull and bought a tavern in the city centre naming the hostelry “ye old Bonnie Boat” Abe and Gertrude ended the drug smuggling business and opened a factory in Hornsea making curd cheese in bulk. Gertrude would go on to write several books one of which “for the love of cheeses” would become a best seller in Wales. Abraham Lincoln or John Mulkinshaw as he became knownlocally , became a philanthropist, funding many charitable ventures, especially setting up a school for ship’s cabin boys in memory of “Chubby Harry”, his savory saviour. The opening of school was tainted by inference in the local press that John was under the influence of narcotics when he cut the ribbon at the ceremony. The newspaper headline was “HARRY OTTER AND THE PHILANTHROPIST STONED?”

Jimima Mulkinshaw, the alleged daughter of Abe, herself never married instead becoming a prostitute. This was not her own choice of employment but unfortunately she misspelled 'werehouse’ on her place of work form. On here retirement she moved back to cheese cottage and it was during the renovation this family secret came to light. She produced the final piece of the jigsaw; this photograph shown above. It shows an elderly Abraham greeting William outside cheese cottage on Abe’’s 100th Birthday, Abe was awarded a medal from Queen Victoria for services to the opium trade and he was ironically given the “Golden Teet Owl” medal, the highest award given to someone who was “a right good Yorkshireman!” Both men had lost their American drawls and had full Yorkshire twang. William was still the proud owner of his Public House had also been working part time as a hired hitman. Andrew Roake never attempted contact either men and legend says he used his vast, ill-gotten wealth to buy a remote island where he set up home with a french ex assassin Dwarf. This was this last meeting of the two old friends…

Postscript. Sadly, the expert who authenticated this collection events was arrested for making fake copies of dvds (mostly box sets of the BBC TV series 'Lovejoy’) and is serving 5 years in prison. I therefore submit this tale for your delectation and for you to decide it’s validation.

Copyright 2017 The Yorkshire Werewolf

[cake-by-thepound]

Andrew just said in Madrid (about the fact that Rick is cleaner since he's with Michonne) "She licks me clean" lmao

#ANDY PLEASE FIND YOUR CHILL #I AM TRYING TO MAKE IT THROUGH THE DAY ALIVE #richonne #andrew lincoln #captain of our goddamn ship

[cake-by-thepound]

Andy she licks me clean Lincoln

#i still can't believe he said that tbh #lmao he's such a mess. i love #andrew lincoln #captain of our goddamn ship

[cake-by-thepound]

When Andy is gushing about Michonne being the love of Rick's life, Norman asks; "what about Lori?" and Andy says; "Who's that?" (causing Norman, Greg and Jeff to LOL) Seriouslyyyy, our ship is so blessed to have him as captain!

😂I didn’t even notice that part. No chill whatsoever.

#though i wish he'd said that about the other lady #and he loves swc so i'm sure he was joking #but lori was absolutely not the love of his life #andrew lincoln #captain of our goddamn ship

[cake-by-thepound]

Andy: “I think, ultimately, what my position would be is that unless you love you’re not human. You’re not a complete human being. That’s why the last episode was so much fun exploring, you know, seeing these two warriors, Michonne and Rick, in love, bringing out qualities in each other that you’ve never seen before. They’ve never been…or they haven’t access for a long long time… I mean otherwise what the fuck are we fighting for?" 😩😩😩

(What’s this from?)

#the captain strikes again #richonne #andrew lincoln #captain of our goddamn ship

[cake-by-thepound]

Ash!! Okay so I just saw the video where Andy says he's cleaner because Michonne licks him clean and I'm just in complete shock at how naughty and dirty he was 😂😂 but I don't understand how come he ships Richonne so much, like is it really because story wise it makes sense or is it because of how good Danai looks! Same thing with Norman, he also has commented how he wants Daryl with Michonne, and I always questioned the WHY!!! Anyways I'm happy we got some Richonne love from our captain!

Someone said this press tour happening after 7x12 airing is like a belated bachelor party for Andy/Rick. And it’s so true. 😂

As far as Andy shipping Richonne, I think he does genuinely want what best serves the story and his character, and any unbiased person could see that Michonne is the absolute best partner for Rick. The writing has been heading that way for so many years, I can’t even imagine how he would be rooting for anything else. That said, I’m sure he does find Danai/Michonne attractive, as evidenced by all those (most likely unscripted) looks he’s been giving her for four years. 👀There’s palpable chemistry between them. And it also probably helps that “his mom” ships it, and they’ve been getting fan questions about Richonne since Michonne stepped into the same frame as Rick, lol. Plus, wouldn’t you want your character to be with the best character? Mama Clutterbuck didn’t raise no fool. 😄

#i'm not gonna comment on norman 'cause i don't know his life #but he needs to let richonne live #answered #richonne #andrew lincoln #captain of our goddamn ship

[shrekspearfishing]

NSP:154 The Tightarse Spearo with Trevor Ketchion

Interview with Trevor Ketchion

Spearfishing can be seen as a costly sport to get started in and with the huge range of gear for sale these days, it can so easily end up costing a lot more than it needs to. Being a beginner and trying to buy your first pieces of gear can be an intimidating and tricky thing to get right. What do I need to buy new? What can I get away with buying 2nd hand? How do I look after this gear I have invested in? Join Shrek, Trevor Ketchion and Captain Dan Walsh as they discuss being a Tightarse Spearo and give a run down and discussion on all the basic equipment that a new spearo would need as well as cost cutting and DIY tips, maintenance, what to look for when buying 2nd hand and ultimately where you can cut corners and not cut yourself short. Spearos pride themselves on being able to adapt and be efficient, with our gear it's no different. Are you a Tightarse Spearo? Have a listen and let us know what you think about these tips and tricks and comment your DIY tricks! Enjoy the episode!

Important Times

00:16 Introduction

03:28 Welcome to Trevor and Lincoln Smith message

05:00 Ashley Clark Email

06:56 Andrew Boulton Email

07:24 Spearfishing and Money Philosophy

08:08 Ben Vittino Voice Message

Basic Gear Purchasing

13:35 Fins

21:58 Spearguns

30:19 Booties

32:38 Gloves

34:13 Masks

37:46 Snorkels

42:07 Weights

44:47 Rubbish Spearos

45:50 Weight Belts

48:14 Floats and Riglines

58:49 Dive Knives

01:02:05 Dive Bags

Other Stuff

01:06:11 Boats

01:12:00 Electronics

01:15:40 DIY Gear Maintenance

01:24:55 Bargain Bins, Discounted Items and Buying 2nd Hand

01:29:24  Getting Sponsored

01:30:46 Wetsuits

01:33:35 Tips from Captain Dan Walsh

01:35:42 Final Thoughts

Trevor runs a Facebook group called Rubbish Spearos, a funny name but it is a great initiative and fun way to clean up your local waterways. People post and compare "Deathpiles" of dozens of sinkers, lures, bits of plastic and even a few treasures found along the way! Go check it out! --> Rubbish Spearos

Listen in and subscribe on iOS or Android https://link.chtbl.com/Download_This_Episode

Important Links

Submerged Psychos - Trevor's Youtube Channel

Trevor's Instagram

Rubbish Spearos

Daniel Mann's Youtube Channel

Noob Spearo Facebook Community

Noob Spearo Instagram

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[cake-by-thepound]

Ashley, I just watched the video of you asking Andrew Lincoln about Richonne. First, hats off to you for the inspired question. You can see how excited he was soon as you mentioned Michonne! Second, how did you get lucky enough to ask a question? And third but least important, how did you not die when he said your name? I bet he must be so sexy in person. I'm jealous!

Haha, thank you, boo! 😘 My favorite thing about that moment is the way he looks up with that damn smile when he realized I was asking about Richonne. He’s such a stan like the rest of us. 🤗

To answer your question though, it was really just luck, like you said. They had two mics set up, and I pretty much crawled over a bunch of people so that I could be one of the first few in line. (I could’ve been first, but I specifically didn’t want to be, because I’m weird like that, lol.)

Also, I think I did die when he said my name? Because I didn’t remember shit after that, and I’m surprised my question was even marginally coherent, because I promise I was just screaming in my head for a good five minutes. By the way, I got to meet him briefly afterward, and he remembered my name!, and I was shaking so hard after we hugged, I broke my phone. So yeah, I’m an actual mess. (And yes, he is somehow more sexy, more lovely, and more perfect in person. ☺️)

#answered #andrew lincoln #captain of our ship andrew lincoln #walker stalker con #richonne

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Hi! Was 6x10, TNW filmed already when you were at that Q&A and asked Andy those questions? He's so sly when answering you. LOL And congrats for getting a question in. :-)

Hi! That was in November 2015, so yes, they’d definitely filmed 6x10 by then. I wanna say they were probably on 6x15, or had at least gotten the script for it. 👀

And yes, I appreciate that Andy offered up exactly what was gonna happen with Richonne while also lying through his teeth. 😄 He is perfect, and I love him.

#answered #captain of our ship andrew lincoln #my spoilery baby #richonne

[cake-by-thepound]

Do you know where the video or article about Andy Lincoln laughing about Jesse and his relationship would be? I want to watch it because it reminds me of how even he knew Michonne was the only one for Rick.

I’m not sure if this is what you’re talking about, but do you mean the interview where he says he just laughed when he read the script for 6x09? If so, here it is: http://www.amc.com/shows/the-walking-dead/talk/2016/02/the-walking-dead-qa-andrew-lincoln-rick-grimes-spoilers 

But I didn’t like that interview all that much, to be honest. It’s difficult to infer tone in print, so some of what he said kind of annoyed me, haha.

I think this video is a much better representation of his (and everyone else’s) thoughts on the matter of Rick and Jessie. The way Andy starts rubbing his face when he has to talk about it is just hilarious. And Chandler looking to Danai when the idea of a stepmom is mentioned, it’s glorious.

#answered #richonne #anti-jessick #captain of our ship andrew lincoln #bye ashy