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taylorz-nicholasg · 3 months
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Milan Fashion Week
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claraameliapond · 6 months
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Winston Churchill's grandson: the Palestine Protest in London "must be allowed to go ahead" on armistice day. "Alot of people died during the war to assert freedom "
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nerds-yearbook · 6 days
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The Doctor (Doctor 11) and Amy are called back to 1941 to discover Winston Churchill has employed the Daleks to battle on behalf of Brittan. As usual, all is not as it seems. (Victory of the Daleks “Doctor Who” vlm 3 TV
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rp-partnerfinder · 10 days
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Hi I'm 33 female writer looking for any 18+ writing partners for discord for the Sons Of Anarchy and Charlie Hunnam fandom. I only double up for roleplay.
I am looking for a Jax Teller or Opie Winston to rp against my OC. Other ships I will roleplay for you.
Jax Teller x OC
Opie Winston x OC
Opie x Lyla
Clay x OC
Gemma x OC
Jax x Wendy
Chibs x OC
Juice x OC
Dr. Alan Mcmichael (Crimson Peak) x OC
William Miller (Triple Frontier) x OC
Stanley Kaminski (Jungleland) x OC
Ray (The Gentlemen) x OC
Shantaram (Lin Ford) x OC
Raleigh (Pacific Rim) x OC
Nicholas Nickleby x OC
I'm in the EST time zone. We can talk about reply length and how often to reply upon discussion.
If interested and serious just like this or comment on this post and I'll reach out to you.
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invisibleicewands · 2 months
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Tim Price’s new play about the life of Aneurin “Nye” Bevan, directed by Rufus Norris and featuring a wonderful central performance by Michael Sheen in the title role, is a fever dream of a production – quite literally. It follows Bevan’s life from his childhood in Wales where he struggles with his stutter to the heights of his political career and the creation of the National Health Service in 1948, each event in his life told in the form of hallucinations from his death bed in one of the hospitals he himself helped to establish. “So nice. Seeing it. Without everyone… standing on ceremony. Isn’t it?” he says to his wife, and fellow politician, Jennie Lee (Sharon Small) on waking from an operation to remove a stomach ulcer.
The operation has not been entirely successful and Bevan requires pain relief that sends him into the strange world where he relives the events that led to his greatest political success in the NHS, with the occupants and staff of the hospital embodying the people of his past. The matron becomes Clementee Atlee (Stephanie Jacob), the nurse becomes his sister Arianwen (Kezrena James), one doctor becomes Neville Chamberlain (Nicholas Khan) and another becomes Winston Churchill (Tony Jayawardena).
The construct does feel strangely unnecessary, though it provides the opportunity for some wonderful stagecraft with the green curtains of the hospital wards becoming the green benches of the House of Commons and hospital beds transforming into council chambers or doorways that open, despite their occupants – and there is something inherently comic in the permanently pyjamaed and barefoot Nye involving himself in council debates, making parliamentary speeches and standing up to the towering Winston Churchill (notably caricatured by Jayawardena) as war rages across Europe.
Sheen, on stage throughout is clearly the star – full of passion but with an impish quality to his every interaction, you get the sense of a man filled with desire to do good for the right reasons. He also brings Bevan’s sense of his bewilderment at each hallucinatory interaction, balancing how the past Bevan interacted with the scenario with how the older Bevan is now viewing from the future – no mean feat. Other performances across the large ensemble are constrained by the format, with each actor playing multiple roles and only a couple of characters who exist for more than a handful of scenes.
Price finds himself somewhat caught between telling the story of the man who created the NHS and telling the story of the NHS’s creation. It is very much the former, but in its final act, it feels like it sways towards the latter – swelling with sentimentalism for the sheer seismic political achievement that the NHS was, and is. Many may feel the latter elements should have warranted expansion – there may be merit in that, but it would be a different play, for good or bad. Whatever your view on the play, though, Sheen is worth the visit.
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brokenfuturerpg · 8 months
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PBS MASCULINOS POR EDAD
Hola personitas. Venimos con un aporte que nos ha costado un tiempito reunir. Es posible que algunos PB tengan 1 añito más de lo que pone, porque igual cumplieron recién. Esperamos les guste ^^
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theroyalsims · 7 months
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"SENIOR" ROYALS GRACE PALACE BALCONY; ELEANORE, PRINCE LEONARD, AND OTHERS PEEK OUT THE WINDOWS
It's been a busy day for Her Majesty, who is in the centre of celebrations in Brindleton today. To mark the anniversary of The Queen's accession, a grand parade was held which concluded with a balcony appearance for Her Majesty and Their Royal Highnesses Prince Jacques, The Crown Princess, Prince Alistair, Prince Nicholas, and Princess Ingrid. A banquet will also be held this evening in honour of The Queen.
Noticeably absent on the balcony were Countess Eleanore and her husband, The Earl of Harvelle. This, apparently, was because the Queen decided to limit the balcony to senior working royals. Eleanore, although technically a Countess, is not considered a "working" royal as she does not represent the Queen in any capacity. The same goes for her husband, Ibrahim.
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However, despite not being included in the parade and on the balcony, it looks like The Harvelles did not completely miss out on the festivities. Eagle-eyed fans were quick to spot the adorable family looking out into the massive crowd through one of the palace's windows. Wearing a yellow dress and headpiece, Countess Eleanore was seen carrying their baby girl, Lady Ella, as Ibrahim watches behind them.
The Harvelles were not the only members of the extended royal family who were spotted peeking out the window. Leon Holm and his wife, Lady Chloe, were seen watching the crowd along with their eldest child, Nicole. Also visible was Prince Leonard who seems to be seated on a wheelchair and assisted by his private nurse. Wearing a blue medical mask, the Prince looked frail and sickly, although he seemed quite amused with the festivities.
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Prince Leonard, of course, is the (younger) twin brother of The Queen. He has two sons - Lucas and Leon - who both refused royal titles and are considered private citizens. Although Leon and his family seem to have a good relationship with their controversial father, reports claim that Lucas and his family has zero communication with Prince Leonard. This, perhaps, has to do with the Prince's very public and very bitter divorce from his ex-wife, the former Duchess of Holm, following reports of his infidelity.
The Prince resides alone in Winston Hall, a sprawling estate given to him as a wedding gift by the late King Leopold. Before returning to Brindleton, he was stationed abroad by The Queen to help distance himself from bad press. However, a few years ago, Prince Leonard quietly returned home to help address his yet-to-be-disclosed illness. He also relinquished his dukedom and tried to surrender his princely titles.
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Despite the drama, fallouts, and issues that has plagued the royals in the past, it's nice to see how they still find time to get together. The Queen, especially, looked very happy. Dressed in standout red, Her Majesty happily waved to her adoring crowd. Standing next to her wass her loyal husband, Prince Jacques, who looked dapper as usual.
The Queen's children also dressed up for the occasion. Princess Ingrid looked adorable in pink. The Queen's youngest child has been impressing everyone lately, what with her multiple royal engagements, even taking on eight new patronages in a span of six months. A recent poll reveals that she is ranked as the fourth busiest royal after HM, Prince Jacques, and The Crown Princess.
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Speaking of The Crown Princess, Her Royal Highness wore blue for the occasion, bringing out her trademark baby blues even more. The heir to the throne, who as of late has been tabloid fodder for her non-existent love life, accessorised with a diamond and sapphire brooch and a blue-grey fascinator.
And then we have Princes Alistair and Nicholas. The two looked handsome in their suits, with Prince Al opting for a blue number, while Prince Nicky went with classic black.
The real fashion (and bling!) show, however, will happen tonight. The swanky banquet, said to be attended by foreign royals, means gowns, fancy jewels, and tiaras galore! We can't wait for the photos!
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gentle-giant-swag · 11 months
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HELLO EVERYONE! I SHALL NOW REVEAL THE BRAKCETS
First up
Wait
MOST FUCKABLE GENTLE GIANT
The A bracket (finished)
Battle 1-16
(most submissions in form 1 and most submissions in form b)
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Starts Friday the 9th of June. 5pm CET. The brackets will be posted between the 9-10th of June.
Side A, 9th of June. 5pm to 8pm cet
Raphael Hamato (rise of the TMNT) vs Totoro (my neighbor Totoro)
Heavy (team fortress 2) vs Big Friendly Giant (BFG)
King Dedede (Kirby) vs Scorpia (She-ra)
Bismuth (Steven universe) vs Susan Murphy (monsters vs aliens)
Fezzik (the princess bride) vs Dick Gumshoe (ace attorney)
Master Chief (halo) vs Bumblebee (bumblebee)
Big Macintosh (my little pony: friendship is magic) vs Massimo Marcovaldo (Luca)
The titan (the owl house) vs Tyson (Percy Jackson)
Side B, 10th of June, 5pm to 8pm CET
Ivan Bruel (miraculous ladybug) vs Asahi Azumane (haikyuu)
Takeo Goda (ore monogatari) vs Caduceus Clay (critical role)
Milly Thompson (tri-gun) vs Sandy (Lego monkie kid)
Jaguar D. Saul vs Jean Bart (one piece)
Komamura (bleach) vs William Ellis (identity v)
Beelzebub (obey me) vs Kazanari Genjuurou (symphogear)
Senri (plus anima) vs Murakumo (rune factory 5)
Holly (super lesbian animal rpg) vs Brutus Feels (Kane and feels)
The B bracket (finished)
Battles 17-32
Characters who have returned from the spring bracket and from fandoms I’ve personally interacted with. So the spring bracket but we blacklisted big man
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Date: Tuesday 13/6 to Wednesday 14/6, between 5pm to 8pm CET
Side A (Tuesday)
The iron giant vs Baymax (big hero 6)
Gonta gokuhara (danganronpa) vs Jonathan Joestar (JoJo’s bizarre adventure)
Dj (total drama) vs Yasutora “Chad” Sado (bleach
Muriel (the arcana) vs Jasmine (total drama)
Subject Delta (bioshock) vs aaarrrgghh (trollhunters)
Klaus Von Reinherz (kekkai sensen) vs Asterios (fate grand order)
Hunk (Voltron) vs Gooliope Jellington (monster high)
Dragonite (Pokémon) vs Asgore Dreemurr (undertale)
Side B (Wednesday)
Alphonse Elric vs Major Lewis Armstrong (full metal alchemist)
Urbosa (legend of Zelda) vs Glamrock Freddy (five nights at Freddy’s)
Milla Vodello vs Helmut Fullbear (psychonauts)
Dedue Molinaro vs Raphael Kirsten (fire emblem: three houses)
Winston vs B.O.B (overwatch)
Kanji Tatsumi (persona) vs Common Wubbox (my singing monsters)
Mordecai vs Muarim (fire emblem: gay rights path of radiance/radiant dawn)
Minsc & Boo (baldur’s gate) vs Big the cat (sonic the hedgehog)
C BRACKET (ongoing)
Battles 33-48
Those who fell in between the A and the D bracket. So this one has some pretty chaotic matchups
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Date: Sunday the 18th to Monday the 19th, 5pm to 8pm cet
A bracket: Sunday
Nicholas St North (rise of the guardians) vs Grear Danes (irl)
Falkor the good luck dragon (the never ending story) vs Susan Strong (adventure time)
Grandpa Max (Ben 10) vs Cerberus (Greek mythology)
Kiryu Kazuma (yakuza) vs Dr Joshua Strongbear Sweet (Atlantis)
Fatgum (my hero academia) vs Takashi Morinozuka (ouran highschool host club)
Will Powers (ace attorney) vs Luther (Detroit: become human)
The Tick (the tick 1994) vs Evan Buck Buckley (911 on fox)
Riki Nendou (saiki k) vs Hearts Boxcars (homestuck)
Side B (Monday)
Shirahoshi vs Tony Tony Chopper (one piece)
Jetfire/skyfire (transformers) vs Indus Tarbella (epithet erased)
Sisyphus (hades) Vs Grog Strongjaw (critical role)
Hugo the abominable snowman (looney tunes) vs Aone Takanobu (Haikyuu)
Android 16 (dragon ball) vs Tiny (ever after high)
Wrecker (Star Wars: the bad batch) vs K (virtues last reward)
Goldlewis Dickinson vs Potemkin (guilty gear)
Yasha Nydoorin (critical role) vs Lily Bowen (fall out)
D BRACKET
Battles 49-64
Aka the one where the contestants sadly got the least amount of votes)
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Date: Thursday 22/6th to Friday 23/6th 5pm to 8pm CET
Side A: Thursday
lain chu (dragon hunters) vs Panda (tekken)
Isaroth (genshin impact) vs Bizarro (DC red hood and the outlaws)
Jienji (Inuyasha) vs Jackie Wells (cyberpunk 2077)
Looks to the moon (rain world) vs Jogu (naruto)
Bane Perez (identify V) vs Zinnia (super lesbian animal rpg)
Vulkanon (rune factory 4) vs Argus (Greek mythology)
Mountain (ark knights) vs Taiga Saejima (yakuza)
Abbi (Omori) vs Gorem (bakugan)
SIDE B: Friday
Junko (storm hawks) vs Hajin (monstress)
Gylph (super lesbian animal RPG) vs Bongchun (Bongchun bride)
Fitz Fellow (detective grimoire) vs Bubbles (questionable content)
Dubo (omega strikers) vs Bob the titan (Percy Jackson)
Otto the giant water dog (wondla) vs Kurita Ryoukan (Eyeshield 21)
Mele the Horizons Roar (ishura) vs Gentle Bear (dog island)
The Selfish Giant vs Banjo Lilywhile (the hogfather)
Livio the double fang (trigun) vs Hank McCoy (x-men)
I will make propaganda master posts and if you want to add, just use the ask box or dm me with propaganda for one of the characters who’s going to participate. But that’s all!
May the best gentle giant WIN!
SECOND CHANCE BATTLES FOR ROUND 1
27/6, apricot bracket
Battle 1
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The Guardians: How Jack Frost entered a snowball fight with Winston Churchill, J.M. Barrie and Rudyard Kipling
Extracted from Jack Frost: The End Becomes the Beginning by William Joyce
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Historical side of Tumblr, did they really knew each other in real life, or is Joyce just going mad as usual 😂
It was a piercingly cold winter night. Jack was leaving the Athenaeum Club. He belongs to many clubs. Private clubs are a vital function of the social life of young and old men in this whirligig era. These clubs are elegant and brimming with friendships, rivalries, and the excitable friction of men with ambition and ideas. It is at the Athenaeum that Jack has made some of his most interesting friendships.
On the night of this report, Frost was seen walking out of the festive warmth of the club with three companions. They were bundled against the cold, laughing and chatting as they trekked their way down the snow-covered steps to the street. As is his habit, Jack hung back a few paces. He enjoys observing the easy joviality of his friends at the end of an evening of fun.
The most affable of the three is young Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill, whose booming laugh and manner reminds Jack of his old friend Nicholas St. North. Churchill had been a devilish child, full of mischief, and had been kicked out of most of the finest schools in Europe. On this evening he is smoking a huge cigar and is at this point singing the song of one of the schools he had attended.
“Sandhurst was a great school with a wretched song!” he shouted out, interrupting himself midchorus. The other two friends, Joseph Rudyard Kipling and James Matthew Barrie, are both writers of some renown, though tonight they were singing the song of a school they had never attended and were doing so with considerable volume and enthusiasm.
“It would jolly well help if we knew the words,” said Kipling, laughing, but this ignorance did not seem to hamper his and Barrie’s happy attempt.
Jack grinned. He liked his friends best when they behaved less like adults and more like children.
But as the group reached the sidewalk, they passed a huddle of street children who stood shivering in the evening air.
“Please, sirs, a penny for the hungry,” said one child with a practiced, hopeful desperation.
Jack’s friends did not even glance the children’s way. These children were cold and close to starving. Jack saw the ragged clothes. The thin, lanky legs and skinned elbows. Again Jack stayed back, watching as his friends continued down the street.
The children stood quiet and shivering. They watched the happy threesome stagger and wail down the street.
Jack appeared angry with his friends. He knew they may have had childhoods of comfort, but each had experienced great turbulence and heartbreak in their youths. They should not, could not, would not ignore the wretched children they had just passed. They must be made to listen.
So Jack made himself invisible. It is a power he uses subtly. If a party is dull, he will simply disappear. Or if he wants to secretly influence the outcome of an event, being unseen makes his efforts much easier.
At this point in the proceedings he discreetly launched three expertly constructed snowballs at his friends.
Each hit its mark.
All three men’s hats were knocked to the snowy ground. The three then spun around and stared at the children. The children stared back.
Apparently, a war had silently been declared.
“This aggression must not go unanswered,” muttered Churchill as he, Kipling, and Barrie crouched down and began busily packing snowballs.
Though invisible, we surmise that Jack was delighted. He whispered to various children, “Better get busy. They’re bigger than you.” They instantly fell to their knees and began to pack snowballs themselves.
Churchill and Kipling both have military histories and have seen battle, so they knew the necessity of a steady supply of ammunition. Barrie, as records , is the worst shot of the three, so he continued making snowballs while his cohorts took up positions behind a lamppost and a mailbox.
“Wait for my command,” said Churchill, puffing his cigar.
The children were seasoned snowball makers, and they had amassed an impressive hoard of ammo. They wereready to attack, but they seemed uncertain. Again Jack intervened. “Concentrate on the one with the cigar.”
The children were so focused on their enemy that they hadn’t even noticed that Jack was nowhere to be seen. They heard his suggestion, and without questioning it, they acted.
And charged! Their battle cry was high, shrill, and impressive. Eight little voices sounded like an army.
“My word,” said Kipling, astonished.
“Steady!” commanded Churchill.
Barrie stopped his constructions and readied for the attack, a snowball in each hand and several in each pocket.
In an instant the children were upon them. The air was thick with snowballs and shouting and cheers.
“Fire!” yelled Churchill, but his command was muffled by five or six direct hits on his head and shoulders. He fell backward and lay on the street as helpless as an overturned turtle. Four children stood over him and pounded him with snowballs.
“My cigar!” he yelped. And indeed his cigar had been knocked from his mouth, landing somewhere inside his coat.
Kipling and Barrie tried to lend aid, but both were hit with such accuracy that their eyeglasses were caked with thick clumps of snow and neither could see a thing.
The three men were being overwhelmed, routed, in fact. But suddenly, the tide of the battle changed. Twenty or so members of the Athenaeum Club had seen the skirmish from the windows and were rushing out to lend a hand.
Jack had reappeared and raised his staff, and within an instant, he brought about a blinding gale of snow to slow the Athenaeum men.
A smallish boy who looked particularly ragged raised two fingers to his mouth and let out a high, sharp whistle that could be heard for blocks. The boy had not finished his first note when children began to appear from seemingly every direction and swarm toward the fray.
And so this snowball battle became epic. Adults against children. Jack watched with astonishment. What had he triggered?
Old men — older than eighty — who minutes before could barely hobble with canes across a plush dining room carpet, were now rippling over snow-snow-covered cobblestones with the vigor and skill of Roman gladiators.
Gangly half-starved children, some as young as five years old, were standing their ground or attacking with the stalwart cunning of the most seasoned generals.
The blur of a thousand snowballs glistened in the streetlamps’ glow as cheers and laughter of pure exultant joy filled the air. The strange untethered glee of making pretend war with well-packed snow had turned men into boys, and children into heroes.
Jack returned to invisibility, but he stayed in the thick of this battle royal, flying from place to place faster than any snowball. He was heard shouting instructions or guidance to anyone he felt was in need. At first he only helped the children, but as the ruckus continued, he began to urge the Athenaeums on.
So focused were the combatants that none ever wondered who was helping them.
The fight reached a pitch so fevered that one by one participants began to collapse with exhaustion and merriment. There were calls of:
“Stop! Enough!”
“I surrender!”
“I’m done!”
Shouts became laughter. The din of the battle dissolved into a singsong of helpless giggling and gasping and guffaws.
Churchill struggled to his feet. He was laughing with more gusto than anyone. He pulled his still-lit cigar from some deep fold of his coat and took a long and satisfying puff.
“I suggest we call an end to these hostilities,” he said to the spent troops. “I suggest we call this battle a draw.” He took another puff.
The half-block heap of young and old sat panting, their warm breath making a wheezing fog around them.
“I say we are all victors, and so to all must go the spoils,” Churchill continued. “Let us retire to the warmth of the club. I urge that we leave the snow to fall in peace and that we feast like kings!”
Cheers of agreement rang out. As they helped one another to their feet, Churchill began again to sing his old school song, the song of his beloved Sandhurst:
“And so from those who have gone before, to those who are yet to come,
We pass our motto loud and clear, all evil overcome.
As true as is a brother’s love, as close as ivy grows,
We’ll stand four square through our lives to every wind that blows.”
It was then that Frost tactfully reappeared as stealthily as he’d vanished in the first place. Smiling, he watched the scene unfold. Churchill slapped him on the back, still in full-throated song and joined by all who knew the words.
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As our relationship came to resemble that of Siamese twins, John renamed us "Shennon and Lotton". This, I'm sure you'll agree, constituted a definite improvement over "Winnie and Snowball"; it also (though I was hardly equipped to know it at the time) pointed up a number of incipient traits in John's character. For one thing, he could never, even then, leave a word alone. His spoonerism of "Shotton" and "Lennon", moreover, foreshadowed his lifelong habit of linking his name with those of the people he felt closest to (witness his crediting all his own Beatles songs to "Lennon-McCartney", or his jettisoning, at long last, the detested "Winston" in favor of "John Ono Lennon"). Though I have yet to encounter a personality as strong and individualistic as John's, he always had to have a partner. He never could abide the thought of getting stuck out on a limb all by himself.
John Lennon: In My Life, Pete Shotton and Nicholas Schaffner (1983)
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Happy Hunting, Mister the Frog! (part one)
[interior: the New York Continental, mid-day; it is full of badass assassins in fancy suits all quietly going about their business]
[the camera pans the lobby to show that the crowd is also inexplicably interspersed with various Muppets: Rolf is playing piano, Scooter is a bellhop, Link Hogthrob is talking on a cellphone while surrounded by beautiful female bodyguards, and Sam Eagle is reading a newspaper with the headline “PROFITS?!?”, all while Uncle Deadly & Sweetums chat casually with a group of heavily-tattooed men]
[the crowd is ALSO full of random celebs not otherwise featured in the John Wick movies: Zendaya, Mark Ruffalo, Weird Al, Jenna Ortega, Snoop Dogg, Jack Black, Margot Robbie, Randall Park, Paul Rudd, Nicholas Cage, Lucy Liu, Christopher Walken, Tommy Chong, and Lady Gaga, among others]
[meanwhile, we see Dr. Bunsen Honeydew exchanging a massive dufflebag full of comically-oversized guns for a small black briefcase (which Beaker then immediately drops several times, allowing the chickens stuffed inside to escape) while the Electric Mayhem arm-wrestle John Cena; we can see Statler & Waldorf heckling a group of angry Yakuza from their theater box in the background ]
Bell: (chimes as the door opens)
Kermit: (trudges in, visibly annoyed and wearing a black suit & tie; he has a large, cartoonish white X-shaped bandage on the left side of his forehead)
Fozzie: (wanders in behind him, loudly eating popcorn out of a little red-&-white-striped box; he is openly ogling both the scenery and the patrons)
Fozzie: Oh wow! Kermit, look! This place is great! They have EVERYTHING! Did you see the luggage carts!? (pause) Ooh, are these people all really … you-know-whats?
Kermit: Everyone has a vocation, Fozzie. These are all just regular people, just like anybody else.
Fozzie: Wow! And I guess your old college roommate John Wick told you about this place, huh? Hey, did anyone ever tell you that the two of you look totally identical? Especially with your new haircut!
Kermit: Uh, Fozzie, can you keep it down? I think people here can be a little … touchy.
Fozzie: (fondling a confused Idris Elba’s tie while looking over his shoulder to read his cellphone) Sure thing, Kermit!
Kermit: (audible sigh)
Everyone: (begins whispering as Kermit trudges across the lobby; he arrives at the empty front desk and rings the bell)
Kermit: Fozzie, will you stop that?
Fozzie: (snapping pictures of an annoyed Rihanna on his disposable camera) Sorry, Kermit! (snaps another picture)
Kermit: (grumbles, rings the bell several more times) Hello?
Gonzo & Rizzo: (pop up from behind the desk in perfect unison) Checking in, Mister the Frog?
Kermit: (even more visibly annoyed) Guys, what are you doing here?
Rizzo: We work here now!
Gonzo: Yeah! The High Table said we’re their new most-dependable employees!
Winston: (leaning out of his office) I said most disposable.
Rizzo: That’s right! And no funny-business on Continental grounds, buddy! Or I get to spray you with the fire extinguisher! The boss said so!
Winston: (leaning out of his office again) I most certainly did not.
Statler: What’s that? No funny-business!?
Waldorf: Well, that certainly won’t be difficult!
Statler & Waldorf: OHOHOHOHO!
Kermit: Look, guys, I just need a room. My house got blown up. Again.
Fozzie: Yeah, guys! Also? Kermit here is gonna avenge my death!
Kermit: Fozzie, stop telling everyone that I’m going to avenge your death. I think you really scared that poor Uber driver.
Rizzo: Right! ‘Cuz everyone knows he’s gonna avenge Piggy’s death first!
Kermit: What? Who? No, no I am not.
Gonzo: (putting on 3D glasses) Ooh, a flashback!
[flashback begins]
Miss Piggy: (dramatically flinging herself onto a bed) Oh, Kermie! I’m dying!
Kermit: Uh … well, no. I mean, I’m sure lots of people get banned for life from Shoes 4 Less, honey. It’s probably … fine?
Miss Piggy: (wailing, kicking) NO! SHOES! NOOO!
Kermit: If it bothers you so much, maybe … uh, just try not punching all the security guards in the face so much next time?
Miss Piggy: No! NO! My life is OVER! I’m buying you the cheapest dog they have and then I’m DYING!
Kermit: uhh
Miss Piggy: (wailing)
Kermit: (slowly backing out the door) … Okay well I’m gonna go fold some socks and I’ll leave you to it.
Miss Piggy: (suddenly sitting up) And you better not kiss any other beautiful women after I’m dead, frog.
Kermit:
Miss Piggy: (dramatically slams herself back on the bed; wailing resumes)
[flashback ends]
Fozzie: And I’m the dog!
Rizzo: Cool!
Kermit: No you are not.
Gonzo: Ooh, that was a great flashback! Can we see the part where you learned karate and high-speed stunt-driving?
Kermit: No! And I’m not avenging anyone’s death!
Rizzo: Ohhh, right, right, right! Sure, sure, I gotcha! You’re “not” avenging “anyone’s” “death”! Of course, why didn’t you say so!? I got just the guy!
Gonzo: (pulls out a megaphone) Attention, all Continental guests! Attention, all scary Continental guests! Sommelier to the front desk, please! Sommelier to the front desk! The world’s most dangerous frog is now purchasing several very large guns!
Kermit: (visible anger)
Swedish Chef: (crashes though a door behind the front desk, stirring a giant pot full of bullets that fly everywhere) Hurdy yurdy, Meester dee Frog! Needin’ der guns fer de pewty-pew, shooty-boom-boom?
Rizzo: He wants to know who the target is.
Gonzo: Tell him it’s me! I wanna see what he would recommend!
Swedish Chef: (begins rummaging under the desk; pulls out a bazooka, a katana, a spike-covered accordion, and a big black cartoon bomb — already lit — with the word ‘BOöMBb’ written on it in giant white letters) Hokey-hinkey Mistier dee Froög! Skirben der moo frinkie shootie all der baddies, ya?
Rizzo: He says it comes with a bayonet and three laser-sights, but it’ll cost you extra.
Fozzie: (playing with nunchucks) Oh wow, Kermit! You could probably “not avenge” the whole city with all this stuff!
Gonzo: (brandishing flamethrower) Or the entire nation of Portugal! Twice!
Kermit: (exasperated groan) Look, I’m not “not avenging” anyone! And especially not the nation of Portugal!
Gonzo: Not even once?
Kermit: NO.
Rizzo: (tossing several ninja stars over his shoulder) Pfft. Not with that attitude, you’re not!
Kermit: Now are you gonna rent me a hotel room, or is that the one thing this place doesn’t have?
Daniel Craig: (standing behind Kermit) Ah, I beg your pardon? I am ALSO checking in? I was told that there were several, ah … dozen murders in need of investigation?
Kenneth Branagh: Ah! Oui, and I was told zee same thing?
Benedict Cumberbatch & Robert Downey Jr: (simultaneously) As was I. (scowl at one another)
Scooter: (arriving from nowhere) If you’ll follow me, gentleman? I’m afraid you’re in our “committing” section; the “solving” section is right over here.
(crowd of detectives departs)
Fozzie: (takes several photos of them)
Keanu Reeves: (walks up wearing a cheap fake mustache and glasses) Um, excuse me? I would ALSO like to check in; my name is, uh … Chlon. Uh … Chlon Ww… Glick. Chlon Glick. I’ve never been here before.
Rizzo: You again? Get out of here, buddy! This place is only for real cool guys with tattoos and tragic pathos! Go be a nobody loser some place else!
Keanu: (leaves)
Rizzo: Jeez, what is with that guy?
Gonzo: I like him! He taught me a cool pen trick! Watch! (jams pens in his “ears”)
Scooter: Ahem! Your room is ready, Mister the Frog. You’re in our “tortured path of self-destructive revenge” suite!
Gonzo: (now with like thirty pens jammed into his face) Ooh, that’s the best one!
Scooter: No, you’re thinking of the “self-destructive path of torturous revenge” suite. This one’s a dump.
Fozzie: Does it have a minibar?
Scooter: It does … not. And it’s next to two different ice machines. (checks clipboard) Make that three.
Fozzie: That’s okay. Is the bed comfy?
Scooter: Not particularly. And you’re definitely going to get attacked in the middle of the night by this guy. (gestures at Crazy Harry)
Crazy Harry: (waves axe around with low, ominous chuckle)
Fozzie: Ooooh, fancy! (snaps a picture)
Kermit: Look, do you have any rooms that aren’t weird horrible death-traps?
Scooter: Uh … probably not, but I guess I can check? You’re welcome to hang out in the lobby while you wait.
Fozzie: (picking up a bar menu) Kermit? Can we order some onion rings?
Rizzo: Yep! And there’s a running gun-battle every hour, on the hour!
Gonzo: (strapping on a helmet, picking up a chicken) Be sure to stay for the evening show; it’s completely different than the afternoon matinee! No spoilers, but I’ll probably die!
Kermit: (grumbles, walks to the bar)
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Winston by NICHOLAS BALLESTEROS.
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Agape
A/N: Surprise! Here’s a quick update on Duke and the Doctor! The pandemic changed many things, but some things stayed the same.
Word Count: 382
Suggested Listening: Agape by Nicholas Britell
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The sun’s morning rays covered Khalida and Winston’s beachside bedroom with radiance and deep golden sunshine. The nearby waves crashed into the sand as it did in the night. The waves that lulled Khalida to sleep had also awakened her, along with a pang of discomfort.
To not startle her protective husband, she calmly opened her eyes and re-adjusted herself into her body pillow. She finally turned to face her sleeping gentle giant. There he was: sound asleep, mouth, slightly open, and snoring moderately. She chuckled to herself thanking God once again for placing Winston in her life. She rubbed circles into his cheek before kissing it, soliciting a hearty chuckle and a responsive good morning kiss from him.
“Uncomfortable again, sweetheart,” he asked without opening his eyes. Damn, he was good.
“You know it,” she replied.
“Come to Daddy,” he finally squinted his eyes open.
Winston’s left arm pulled his wife closer to him. Finally in his arms, he lifted her sleep dress and rubbed on her belly.
“Hey there,” he directed at her belly, “Daddy here. Mommy can’t sleep cuz yuh mash up her tummy. Yuh can’t give her any more problems, alright?”
His native tongue was always his default when speaking to their child. It always made Khalida laugh and he believed the baby needed to know how West Indian their daddy was.
Amidst her husband’s foolishness, Khalida couldn’t help but be thankful for Winston. Since the moment she told him, Winston switched into daddy bear mode. He took a leave from acting to cater to his wife and child’s every need. He was prepared for Khalida’s sporadic late night cravings. Always on stand by for massages, the comforting back rub during her bouts with morning sickness, and the one who listened to her hormone-induced breakdowns.
Was it the bare minimum? Likely, but Winston surpassed Khalida’s expectations. From the moment they met, he’d been her standard of a man. Their love went beyond words; everything they did, they did for the love of each other.
With the baby’s arrival vastly approaching, they cherished their last moments as a duo. Their child was conceived in love, nurtured in love, and it was their hope that they would be welcomed into an environment of agape—the greatest form of love.
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doolallymagpie · 8 months
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another AU concept came to me at work yesterday and it’s “Clan Wolverine misjumps into a whole other universe shortly after the Draconis raids, and long story short, Sarah McEvedy calls Winston Duarte a little baby butthead to his face, repeatedly, because she’s not about to let a Nicholas Kerensky happen here, too”
the tech advantage…isn’t, by the way, turns out jumping into a universe several centuries behind yours means, sure, you’ve got jump drives and fancy guns that they don’t, but a few years of warfare will equalize things in both directions (they’ll replicate your shit, you don’t have the logistics chains required to keep it up to original spec and have to retrofit everything to local tech)
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