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edwardashley · 8 months

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Earvin "Magic" Johnson Jr. (Quincy Isaiah) Kareem Abdul Jabbar (Solomon Hughes)

Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty

Season 1, Episode 9: Acceptable Loss

#winning time hbo #winning time: the rise of the lakers dynasty #magic johnson #kareem abdul jabbar #quincy isaiah #solomon hughes #los angeles lakers #la lakers

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silverxxs-world · 10 days

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RVD 420 vs Private party’s Isiah Cassidy vs Lee Johnson vs Komander

Omg Lee I’ve missed you

Ahh weed puns

Oh poor Isaiah

Can Lee join the house of black so he’s with Julia

Booo poor lee

Bro is look for his weed

Whoa komander that was nice

Northern lights

FIVE STAR FROG SPLAH

Nigel is singing lmao

#rvd #rob van dam #private party #isaiah cassidy #lee johnson #kommander #alex abrahantes #the hype man #aew #all elite wrestling #aew liveblog #aew lb #aew rampage

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the-football-chick · 2 years

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NFL Week 7 kicked off with the Saints @ Cardinals

on Thursday Night Football.

The tide turned for the Saints when backup QB Andy Dalton threw two pick 6 interceptions late in the first half. That would put the Cardinals ahead 28-14 and they never relinquished the lead after that though the Saints did make a valiant comeback effort late in the game.

Cards WR DeAndre Hopkins made his season debut and finished with 10 receptions for 103 yards. Cardinals improve to 3-3 while the Saints fall to 2-4.

IG: nflonprime & azcardinals (10/20/22

#nfl #thursday night football #kyler murray #andy dalton #saints #cardinals #isaiah simmons #deandre hopkins #juwan johnson

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brain-matter · 1 year

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SHAMELESS (US) X CHARACTER RECASTS

Liam Gallagher

S1-2 -> Blake & Brennan Johnson

S3-7 -> Brendon & Brandon Sims

S8-11 -> Christian Isaiah

Hall of Shame -> Richard Brooks

Mandy Milkovich

S1 -> Jane Levy

S2-6 -> Emma Greenwell

Derek Delgado

S5-6 -> Luca Oriel

S8 -> Damien Diaz

Holly Herkimer

S2 -> Dove Cameron

S4-5 -> Danika Yarosh

Xan Galvez

S8 -> Scarlet Spencer

S9 -> Amirah Johnson

Pepa

S8 -> Carina Aviles Marshall

S10 -> Danube Hermosillo

G Dogg

S5 -> Stephen Rider

S6 -> Na’im Lynn

Franny Gallagher

Not exactly a recast but a non-twin dual role

S8-11 -> Presley Schrader

S9-11 -> Paris Rose Newton

They also replaced Amy & Jemma several times but the most I can track down is:

S6-9 -> Lotus & Khoi Plummer

S11 -> Brooklyn & London Regans

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howardhawkshollywoodannex · 9 months

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Marc John Jeffries as Isaiah in his film debut Losing Isaiah (1993). Marc has 71 acting credits through 2023. His other notable credits include two episodes of Cosby, voices in Monsters Inc, and Stuart Little 2, Brown Sugar, Friday After Next, Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, The Haunted Mansion, 16 episodes of The Tracy Morgan Show, Spider Man 2, Get Rich or Die Tryin, Dexter (2 episodes), Notorious, Treme (8), and Big Momma: Like Father Like Son.

#marc johnson jeffries #losing isaiah

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nosdk · 2 years

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Hvem har New Orleans Saints cuttet i første omgang

New Orleans Saints og de andre hold i NFL skal i dag den 16. august skære ned til 85 spillere. Her kan du se hvem Saints har cuttet, i denne første omgang af roster cuts. WR Easop Winston Jr.DL T.J. CarterDE Scott PatchanDT Jaleel JohnsonDB Jordan BrownDB Jack KoernerDB Dylan MabinDB Isaiah PryorDB Bryce ThompsonK John Parker Romo NFL holdene skal være nede på 80 spillere den 23. august, og…

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#Bryce Thompson #Easop Winston #Isaiah Pryor #Jack Koerner #Jaleel Johnson #John Parker Romo #New Orleans Saints #Scott Patchan #T.J. Carter

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weclassybouquetfun · 1 month

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Next month is the annual exhibitor showcase Cinemacon where movie studios tout their wares for the very anxious theater owners.

It has already been announced that Sony is sitting this year out, so no info on VENOM 3: THE LAST DANCE, to be released October 25, 2024.

While I assume there will be some changes to the lineup, so far it is shaping up to be:

OPENING DAY: International Day features a screening of Universal 80s series remake THE FALL GUY starring Ryan Gosling, Emily Blunt, Hannah Waddingham and Aaron Taylor-Johnson (who has said in a recent interview that it is a small role) ; directed by David Leitch (BULLET TRAIN, DEADPOOL 2)

DAY ONE: WB pulls up with their presentation "The Big Picture". It will be the first Cinemacon for James Gunn in his position as Co-Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of DC Studios.

I expect a song and dance from Gunn about how awesome sauce the new DC film universe will be

I'll believe it when I see it.

Sure to tease SUPERMAN LEGACY which stars David Corenswet as the title character, Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor.

JOKER: FOLIE A DEUX, BEETLEJUICE, BEETLEJUCE

MORE STUDIO OFFERINGS

Also, FURIOSA: A MAD MAX SAGA

, the supernatural horror film THE WATCHERS, directed and written by Ishana Night Shyamalan, daughter of M. Night

, M. Night Shymalan's TRAP starring Josh Hartnett, ALTO KNIGHTS with Robert DeNiro playing a dual role.

Certainly don't expect anything to hear about THE BATMAN sequel other than it won't shoot until 2025. There has been no reason provided, but some say there isn't even a script, others say it was because there were no soundstages available in London to shoot this year.

DAY TWO: ANGEL STUDIOS - The outfit behind SOUND OF FREEDOM.

I suspect they will tease SIGHT starring Greg Kinnear and BONHOEFFER (aka GOD'S SPY) about German theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer, starring August Diehl, Flula Borg and Clarke Peters.

LIONSGATE: I suspect they will tease Guy Ritchie's THE MINISTRY OF UNGENTLEMANLY WARFARE starring a pick-a-mix of men for all tastes - Henry Cavill, Alan Ritchson, Alex Pettyfer, Henry Golding and Hero Fiennes Tiffins

; the action-thriller BOY KILLS WORLD fronted by Bill Skarsgård and costarring Sharlto Copley, Andrew Koji (who is working like mad), Famke Janssen and Isaiah Mustafa.

Surely, another Bill Skarsgård film THE CROW with fka Twigs

; THE STRANGERS: CHAPTER 1, which is the third film in the franchise - doing a bit of FAST AND THE FURIOUS mathing. It stars Madelaine Petsch, Froy Guittierez and Gabriel Basso

At long last the BALLERINA has pliete into the spotlight. This JOHN WICK spinoff stars Ana De Armas, with Anjelica Huston reprising her role from JOHN WICK 2. It's direct by Len Wiseman who directed the UNDERWORLD films starring his ex-wife Kate Beckinsale.

BORDERLANDS, an action-comedy based on the game, brought to the screen by Eli Roth. Starring Kevin Hart, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jack Black, Cate Blanchett, Haley Bennett and Édgar Ramírez, amongst others.

and WHITE BIRD, which is in the same universe as the excellent children geared film WONDER. It was due to come out in 2023 but was pushed back due to the actors strike.

UNIVERSAL / FOCUS FEATURES: I suspect teases for Dev Patel's directorial debut MONKEY MAN. The film was originally slated to go to Netflix but Jordan Peele, under his Monkey Paw shingle, bought it and took it to Universal so it could have a theatrical release. *Granted, Netflix does a theatrical release for most of their films in certain markets, but I get Peele's rationale.

Their Monsters Universe theatrical idea didn't work, but Universal has realized there is more than one way to skin a cat. They are creating a Universal Monsters themed area at their parks and their monster/horror film ABIGAIL is a re-imaging of DRACULA'S DAUGHTER. It stars Alisha Weir, Melissa Barrera and Dan Stevens and features Angus Cloud in one of his last roles.

THE FALL GUY most definitely will have a place. Same with THE BIKERIDERS (with Austin Butler, Tom Hardy, Jodie Comer, Norman Reedus, Mike Faist, etc.), which was a 20th Century (Disney owned) Film, and even though it was the first major film out the gate ahead of Oscars/Golden Globes' FYC season with a screening and Q&A held in L.A., the studio purposely stalled the engine and towed it off their schedule. It will now be distributed by Focus Features in the U.S., and Universal, internationally.

Other possible teases? DESPICABLE ME 4, TWISTERS, the standalone sequel to the 90s film TWISTERS

, horror film SPEAK NO EVIL starring James McAvoy and Mackenzie Davis

, WICKED: PART ONE and Sir Ridley Scott's GLADIATOR 2 with Paul Mescal and Pedro Pascal.

There will also be a surprise screening; studio unknown.

DAY THREE: PARAMOUNT: Expected: the mixed live-action and animated comedy IF starring Ryan Reynolds, written/directed and produced by John Krasinski.

A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE, GLADIATOR 2 (though this is a co-production with Universal, so maybe Uni will tout it), SONIC THE HEDGEHOG 3, the unending production that is MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 8,

WALT DISNEY: Possible: THE FIRST OMEN, KINGDOM OF THE PLANET OF THE APES

, MOANA 2, INSIDE OUT 2, DEADPOOL 3, ALIEN: ROMULUS, CAPTAIN AMERICA: BRAVE NEW WORLD and SNOW WHITE.

CinemaCon always closes out with their awards (which always ties into an upcoming release. Funny how that works.

So far the honourees are:

Star of the Year - Lupita Nyong'o (A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE)

Breakthrough Performer of the Year - Joseph Quinn (A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE)

CinemaCon Vanguard Award - Amy Poehler (INSIDE OUT 2)

Director of the Year - Shawn Levy (DEADPOOL AND WOLVERINE)

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slutdge · 5 months

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just while im talking about films, ive said before that i desperately wish ari aster would make a full length film out of The Strange Thing About The Johnsons (i know he never will unfortunately because its too taboo for the mainstream audience he's accumulated) but I think lakeith stanfield would be perfect playing the role of Isaiah if it ever did happen

#short films that changed me on a molecular level.....#proceed with caution and read trigger warnings if youre going to check it out but like. its incredible.

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xxxjarchiexxx · 8 months

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#something something trans joy #web weaving #trans pride

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thats-biter · 6 months

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GOLD

Oct. 29, 2023

That's what the Detroit Pistons want, and now. They have officially arrived, and are announcing it loudly for all to hear: this ain't a game, this is a coup.

Their version of an NBA takeover started last year, but no one except them saw this coming. Just how they contend now is a little beside the point, and they know it. On some nights, it might be the MotorCade, others, it might be hungry-hippo-smash-button Jam King Jalen Duren's ignition properties. Most nights it will be a mix of both and more. A lot more. Winning basketball starts and ends with many things, because that's how winning programs work. Success by onslaught. These Pistons won't stop, because to them, they're already better than you, and they have every intention of acquainting you with their rapidly realizing fever reality.

They're done waiting for the right time to strike. They're in the trenches now. What is happening could have something to do with the full Monty effect, which no one could have predicted. The gob smacked onlookers have yet been able to pin it down with them, just ask around. But the naked truth is this: Detroit Basketball is suddenly good again. Scary good.

They've already proven there's no risk in overstating their future. Any two eyes can see their infectious cohesiveness and shockingly mature crop of otherworldly talent on display. They are poised to make a legitimate winning run this year and are primed for a fury of attack against any opponent, simply as they currently stand. If you sleep on them, you've already lost. Take it from their opponents in the last calendar year. The Pistons will win this season, and they already know who's up next once it ends; it's them.

Cade Cunningham is a superstar incarnate at 22, and he is back in the pulpit to preach. Through the bumps and bruises dished by the best efforts NBA defenses have been able to offer him thus far, he's looking healthier and beefier than his million dollar plant-based diet, and is seeking to lead this subset of grateful peers to their first victorious NBA season ever as players. He's a current top 10 player in the league today, although still too unproven to wear the title, and is a generational talent in the making right before us. There is but one thing on his mind.

In his first effort for us, head coach Monty Williams has them drinking something, and it's working. Still among the youngest players in the NBA, Jalen Duren is a, or is soon to be, the premier center in the entire league for his absurd out-of-the-gym athletics and stat stuffing two-way contributions. OG Stew, the emotional Captain of the ship in Isaiah Stewart, is the team's life-blood and enforcer; their low-key, cold-blooded, secret-weapon stud. The NBA wouldn't dare question him on that. Should he stay within the role and not exceed it, Jaden Ivey is exactly the banshee 6th man we haven't seen here since the days of Lindsey Hunter, Mike James, and Vinny Johnson before them.

Rookie starter Ausar Thompson was another huge jackpot for GM Troy Weaver, a job securing draft selection for him, and likely the piece that puts them full over. From the moment of first tip in 2023, Thompson has quickly revealed himself to be a defensive mastermind and a star. He does everything a winning team needs, and nothing it doesn't. Not caring to score but when the opportunity presents, he has a total double-blind commitment to the cause. For him, it's not just about winning, it's about taking pleasure in the dirty work. He is a Piston, after all. He exudes unselfish discipline that even veteran Champion rafter dwellers won't help but admire. Rip, Isiah and the gang must be losing it. He appears before us now as the second coming of Dennis Rodman and Ben Wallace rolled into one, but with an offensive upside that evokes a young Scottie Pippin's finesse, toughness, and brilliance. He is our missing link, our difference maker, and he's ours.

Monty Williams might not have even had to glue this bunch together himself, as they apparently know their roles, and quite literally fight for each other, behind closed doors and against any opposition under the bright lights. They will not be taking no for an answer. Not these Pistons.

Did I mention the Pistons still don't have their leading scorer back, in Bojan Bogdanović? Time will tell the impact he is able to have with this new establishment pecking order. Bojan will have to answer to Coach and Cade upon his return; something he didn't have to contend with last year. His courtmates may have just exercised their natural right to make a talented but senior player like him completely expendable. The message for him is right now this: get in line, or just get out of the way.

Coach Williams comes to us loaded; with a scorching hot system, a self-assured voice, and most importantly, the bitterness of a too-soon playoff exit and abrupt firing after a Western Conference championship berth with his similarly stacked Phoenix Suns last summer. He's looking to rub some W's on the wound just to make a point. The betrayal trauma of the Ax from a club on the near cusp of championship level basketball seems to have ignited his current focus and vision, regardless of his new historic contractual arrangements with the organization.

They saw the glint in each other's eyes first, but now it's all in plain sight for us to see too.

Pick your angle with this group. They've been trying to tell us for a while. They also have a dynamic 3-point core that would make any GM cower to their knees. Detroit Pistons fans are currently witnessing a hostile shake down of the NBA. It's their world, we're all just living in it. They view themselves as a formidable threat to upset the entire balance of the NBA this season, and why not? On one hand, it's because they want it, but more importantly, it's because they can. We won't have to tell them otherwise, and we shouldn't. Whether they succeed this year is up to them and fate, not us, or the rest of the league. They're too good, and too young. They will run good teams ragged this year, if they can withstand the typical hyper-imposed fan expectations and seasonal adversaries that face any next big thing. The Pistons will be great sooner rather than later. The faces are new, but it's the same old Detroit Basketball we've always known and loved. IYKYK.

There's no reason to question the authenticity of their admission that they are singularly laser-focused on playing basketball the right way right now, and are going to do whatever it takes to take home the victory. They will fight, and they will rise and fall together. Again and again they've bucked the selfish play that sometimes clouds even excellent teams. They did that when they were losing too, remember. Success cannot change that ego is simply not a part of this group's DNA, but god given talent and a winning identity seems to be.

They are obviously here to make the mark of their bright, young lives, we just don't know how big the mark they'll leave is. However, we should consider that they might already know themselves how this should go. For now, they're content to plant their flag, and ready to lay waste on the battlefield with one of the most potent combinations of artillery in the NBA to back it all up. They're too dumb to be jaded, and likewise too inexperienced to slow down and consider the reasons not to be completely and utterly confident with every errant swing of the ball. Just wait until the Lakers and Bucks get a load of this high-efficiency bomb squad.

After nearly embarrassing Eastern Conference champion Miami Heat in their own home opener, everything they've displayed after that night has been a master course in perfect basketball, aside from the high turnover margin. That's to be expected though from teams doing whatever the hell they want out there. They're big, they're fast, they're relentless, and they play defense oriented team basketball with that same Detroit bred, blue collar "D" we know and love in this town. But above all else, they are gifted; and now they are sharing that gift with us.

Skeptics will spout, but the ring of truth is real. What fans at LCA are bearing witness to is quite possibly greatness out of thin air. This is the motherload we've heard about. The world will know it too, if they maintain their onslaught through the next week and the following. Troy Weaver and Tom Gores have made a perfect hire, and drafted a perfect group of kids. This is the vision, and the culture of the franchise is now immutably that of a winning one.

But will that change in the foreseeable future? It's hard to conceive of all this just vanishing, except by freak, career altering injury to one of the main cogs. But we don't need to think like that. Even the notion of something like that isn't deterrent enough to shake this eerie feeling, and it shouldn't. Cade is ready. Take his lead, just like Monty Williams and Jalen Duren have. The rest will follow suit. It's time to buy into his Pistons.

We've tried the free agent game here, and let's finally admit it; that has not and will never work in Detroit. But what has? Drafting smartly, making brilliant trades, and a little bit of luck and grit. On paper, this comeuppance both does and doesn't make sense. But that doesn't matter, because on the court, it does in spectacular fashion.

That's why they're different now. Everything has changed overnight in Detroit again. This happens in the NBA. It has to be the right cocktail for sure, but why not? The 2004, I mean the 2024 Pistons will have some playoff experience to garner before they can think past the Eastern Conference. We're clearly lucky, but come this and next April in the D, we'll know exactly how lucky we just got.

So it's true, they've done the unthinkable. They've actually captured lightning in a bottle, again. The Larry O'Brien Trophy is now locked in their foresight, and ready to be snatched by this rag tag squad of all-kill warrior bandits. They bear an uncanny resemblance to the likes of those Warrior bandits when they were at a similar point in their trajectory to greatness. The main difference though is merely fit, and not fury. It's a different puzzle with these Pistons, but it's the same kind of puzzle. Read it and weep.

There will always be supportive voices within the fan base and organization of any professional basketball team, but this core of assassins is already unequivocally better than anything we've had here in Detroit in over a decade. Better than Blake's, far superior to Reggie's and Andre's without him, these Pistons do what those groups never dreamed to flirt with; they just issued "hits" on every opposing team that dares to cross them, and they want your jewelry too. They don't negotiate, and there will be no survivors. Apocalypse be damned, the Detroit Pistons are now!

2:56 pm

Op-ed by Cameron Navetta

#detroit pistons #detroit basketball #nba #nba op ed #cade cunningham #jalen duren #troy weaver #tom gores #ausaur thompson

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bluesadansey · 3 months

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top 10 diviners characters!

doing just off the top of my head

Ling Chan

Theta Knight

Evie O’Neill

Henry Dubois

Memphis Campbell

Sam Lloyd

Isaiah Campbell

Mabel Rose

Bill Johnson

Wei-Mei

#:) thanks #asks #s speaks #the diviners #mutuals

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bearterritory · 8 months

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Cal rolls past North Texas 58-21 a day after getting word of switch to ACC from Pac-12

DENTON, Texas -- — California coach Justin Wilcox says he and his players spent “about seven seconds” talking about the school's impending move to the Atlantic Coast Conference before the season opener.

There's still a season to be played in the Pac-12, and it started nicely for the Golden Bears.

Jaydn Ott rushed for 188 yards and two touchdowns, Isaiah Ifanse scored three times and Cal beat North Texas 58-21 on Saturday, a day after the Golden Bears agreed to join the ACC.

Cal (1-0) was playing about 40 miles from SMU, another ACC newcomer along with longtime Bay Area and Pac-12 rival Stanford.

“It’s significant,” Wilcox said. “We pay attention to it, but the team, we don’t have a lot of control over any of that. What we can control is practice and performing. When the news broke about the ACC, it was good news, but we talked about it for about seven seconds.”

On the day the ACC invitations became official Friday, the Golden Bears were at the headquarters of the Dallas Cowboys making final preparations for their first opener at a so-called Group of Five opponent since Air Force in 2004.

Cal was a 56-14 winner in that game in Colorado, and outgained UNT 669 yards to 225 while scoring the final 31 points in this one. The Golden Bears held the Mean Green to 9 yards after halftime in their highest-scoring game since 2015.

Stone Earle had three TD passes but was intercepted twice in the debut of North Texas coach Eric Morris and the first game for the Mean Green (0-1) as members of the American Athletic Conference, the league SMU will be leaving. UNT just left Conference USA.

Ott ran 41 yards on Cal's first play to set up Sam Jackson V's 23-yard scoring pass to Jeremiah Hunter. The sophomore ran 66 yards for a 27-14 lead in the second quarter after a 4-yard TD run late in the first.

Ifanse broke several tackles and kept churning in a pile inside the 5 on a 26-yard scoring run before an 8-yard score for a 33-21 lead 7 seconds before halftime.

Jackson started in his Cal debut after transferring from TCU, another Dallas-Fort Worth school, but was injured in the first half and replaced by Ben Finley, who threw for 279 yards and a TD. Wilcox didn't offer any details other than saying Jackson had an upper-body injury.

Two of Earle's TDs tosses were to Ja'Mori Maclin, who set up the first UNT score with a 58-yard catch before scoring on a 59-yarder. Maclin averaged 30.5 yards per catch (122 yards, four receptions) after finishing second in the country last year at 24.7.

“We've got to eliminate the explosive passes,” Wilcox said. “We've been talking about that a long time. It's simple in concept. Not easy to do. The other team schemes. They have good players, too.”

LONG ROAD BACK

Cal defensive tackle Brett Johnson started but didn’t record a tackle in his first game in almost three years. The junior missed the past two seasons with injuries.

Wilcox noted Johnson caused a holding penalty that stalled UNT's first possession, and the Golden Bears scored after the punt. Cal never trailed.

“In warmups, I love seeing No. 90 out there,” Wilcox said. “And when we take the field on defense, I love watching No. 90 jog out there, as does everybody else on our team. You better believe it, we're all kind of, internal fist pump.”

UP NEXT FOR THE BEARS

Auburn makes its first trip to Berkeley next Saturday. It's the first visit from an SEC team since Mississippi in 2017.

#UC Berkeley #Cal Sports #Bear Territory

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tornadomacncheese · 1 year

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Things in the Hamilton Workshop version I just think about a lot

Can't believe I'm having a resurgence of my Hamilton phase.

-I actually really liked in 'my shot' during the bridge the instrumentals didn't build up until after the rapping. (I'm past patiently waiting...) although I do get why it was changed

-Speaking of 'my shot' john laurens is going hard i love it.

-The guy who plays George Washington (Isaiah Johnson) brings such a different energy to the character I can't explain it

-Burr has a rap near the end of 'What'd I Miss" that was cut AND IT IS SO GOOD I THINK ABOUT IT SO MUCH

-Washington says Jefferson and Hamilton each have 60 seconds in Cabinet Battle #1 and in Cabinet Battle #2 he says its 45 seconds. Dude learned his lesson lmao.

-Say no to this is exceptionally good here, esp. Eliza's part, and Hamilton saying "how could you do this"

-One Last Ride is fun but One Last Time is better and the change was a good choice.

-Also, cutting "no john trumbull" was good.

-I really like 'Schulyer defeated' and 'let it go', I can understand they were cut due to pacing (at least I think that why??) but god. so good.

-Lauren's part in hurricane where he sings "or you could let it go". crying.

-The instrumentals in 'Blow Us All Away' are different and creepier and so cool, really gives you a sense of something terrible about to happen. I don't actually know much about music but go listen to it you will see what I mean.

-Hamilton's part in 'Ten Things, One Thing".

-The very last line where Eliza sings "It's only a matter of time" and Alexander joins her. Might be my favorite. Tear inducing. Wish they kept it so bad.

Here's the link to the workshop version if you want to listen!

youtube

#hamilton musical #Hamilton #lin manuel miranda #hamilton workshop #hamilton songs #hamilton cut songs #Youtube

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haystarlight · 2 months

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I got you! I won't let go! I got you to love me so

Fandom: One Last Stop (Casey McQuiston, 2021)

Pairing(s): August/Jane, Niko/Myla, Wes/Isaiah

Chapters: 2/2

Once they were both on the altar, they took each other's hands.

“You look like a goddess,” Jane let out a breath she didn't know she was holding.

“You look hot,” August responded smiling.Myla stood between them wearing a sparkly pink top and lavender pants.

“Hello, everyone, welcome. For those of you who don't know me, my name is Myla Johnson-Li and I was roommates with these two for several years but today isn't about me. Today is a day about love, the love Jane and August have for each other and the love that they share with everyone in this room.”

Tldr; Canon compliant Post-Canon wedding fic

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