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puppy--jam · 8 months

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Favourite animated show: 008

created by Aleksandr Kurlandski, Arkadij Chajt and Felix Kandel (1969–2006)

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#nu pogodi #russian beastars #wolf #hare #wilk i zając #soviet union #Ну погоди #russian tom and jerry #ussr #zsrr #ussr animation #russian animation #favourite shows #my favourite

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cinesludge · 9 months

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Movie #59 of 2023: The Sum of All Fears

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russiantapo4ek · 11 months

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“I like how you draw Rusame, but as a US citizen I will never accept it, bcuz Russia is a terrorist who unleashed a war with Ukraine, it offends me. Russian is wild (???? what 😂) ofc I prefer Usuk more, u now?“ - wrote to me a dude who retweets patriotic American quotes about “freedom“ and mute evidence that Trump is an agent of Putin. Dude, first of all, for what purpose did you write to me about this, given that I deeply don't care about your opinion with preferences, while you so directly assure how terrible Russia is spreading propaganda (let me remind you that there is propaganda in US too, it has always been, especially nothing it does not differ from the Russian one, do not try to deny it, I know what I'm talking about, I once visited my aunt and listened to American political programs for the sake of interest, should I say how much outright nonsense I listened to, my ears almost withered ...) a retweet was made on your page about Trump as about a Russian agent, and do you willingly believe that? Dude, you're 27 years old, you're two years older than me, and you have the mindset of a 14-year old teenager who believes in all sorts of conspiracy theories and other nonsense from the Internet without any logical evidence. Is Trump an agent of Russia? Really?! Where do such conclusions come from? Election 2016? Does anyone else remember them? Why not Obama then? Not John Kennedy? Btw, he was suspected of fictitious collusion with the Communists only bcuz he wanted to improve relations with the USSR, he was not killed bcuz of suspicion, but your state sources will never reveal the truth about the true motives for the assassination of the president. Why only Trump? Does the American community still believe in this? Well, then I have no more questions for you 😂 is it more like paranoia to see the participation of Russians in everything (as some of you still like to call us “commi“, which we have not been for a long time) in the elections bcuz Russia wants to destroy America? Omg…Dude, I don't support the war, don’t support Putin, but that doesn't mean that I think that the US government is a bulwark of justice, it's far from it, I won't list what terrible things the White house did with other countries, including Yugoslavia/Iraq/Syria/Vietnam, and I don't want to talk about how hypocritical the US treats Russia and after that you claim that there is no propaganda in your country, but only the truth is being told? You know, in Soviet Union, they also believed everything that was said on TV, but the country was isolated, people believed everything that Stalin, Brejnev, Gorbachev said, we did not broadcast anything Western (Russians usually learned about Disney, Tom and Jerry, Looney Tunes and others foreign cartoons after the collapse of the USSR, American delegation often visited Russia, importing a lot of her production, spreading high crime in the country, instead taking away our scientists, Soviet equipment, including the resources of a weakened country). Why ,of all the things that America has done to my country , do I not consider all of America terrible , unlike you ? (Damn it, in the 90’s Russia was literally dying dude, my country could have died if not for humanitarian support, and even after all the hell Russia went through, still wanted to get closer to the US, but the US, oddly enough, was in no hurry to reach out in response…) Were Americans isolated from the world like Soviet Russia ? No. So where does such a superficial judgment about Russia come from? Dude, pls don't provoke me into a polemic with you, you've got the wrong address, I have no desire to continue this meaningless chatter with you, you still won't understand a damn thing from what I've written, bcuz your horizons are limited only by what you are told through liberal channels. They will tell you that every Russian comes home riding bears and that it snows all day in the country, you will believe it without any doubt. Bcuz based on what you wrote to me under the post with art, you think with the logic of the TV 😂

my conclusion: ❌🧠❌->🤡

(guys, I banned this clown, unfortunately, I don't want to show what he wrote, bcuz I deleted all this shit from the comments under my art, you can read my entire answer above, I think adequate people who don't think like him will support me)

Honestly, I still can't understand what he attributed the irl policy with Hetalia to?😂

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rhapsodynew · 4 days

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How David Bowie traveled the entire USSR in a compartment of an ordinary train.

During his more than half a century-long career, British rock musician David Bowie toured almost the whole world, and almost everywhere he was greeted by crowds of fans mad with delight, and concerts were held only at the best urban venues.

One of such inhospitable countries for foreign artists was the Soviet Union, where Bowie's songs were simply banned. Therefore, when rumors appeared in the press that David Bowie had secretly visited the Soviet Union in the early 70s, all public attention turned to this extremely curious story.

It later became known that the trip was not such a secret, because along with Bowie, the USSR was also crossed by journalist Robert Musel, who later wrote an article about the musician's journey, friend and colleague of the singer Jeff McCormack, who published an entire book about the artist, and photographer Lee Childers, who recorded all the details of the trip.

David Bowie and Jeff McCormack in the dining car

In April 1973, when David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust Tour, dedicated to the promotion of two albums by the artist ("The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars" and "Aladdin Sane"), was already coming to its logical conclusion, the entire David Bowie team was counting on a short vacation, because The next concert in London was scheduled for mid-May only. In general, it is an ideal situation to stay at home and relax for a while. However, Bowie had completely different plans in this regard...

David Bowie during the "Ziggy Stardust Tour"

. . . And all because in the distant 70s, David Bowie suffered from terrible aerophobia, the cause of which was a very nervous flight from Cyprus during a storm for the performer. Looking ahead, I note that over time Bowie still managed to overcome his fear of flying, but until then he tried to move between concert venues using land or water transport. And this, as you know, required much more time than flying by plane.

In general, David Bowie planned to spend all his free time on the road before the concert in London. At first, the artist and his team had to travel for two days on the ship Felix Dzerzhinsky, en route from Yokohama to Nakhodka. Most of the passengers on board were ordinary tourists, but this did not bother the rock musicians in any way: they drank and had fun all the way, and Bowie even played an unplanned acoustic set, performing his main hits.

The audience of this spontaneous concert liked the version of the song "Amsterdam" the most Jacques Brel, which was performed by the artist. On the stage after the concert, Bowie talked with the Russian sailors for several more hours, telling them about Western culture.

When the steamer finally arrived at the port of Nakhodka, all passengers, including musicians, were escorted to the train, which Bowie liked very much - a big and, unfortunately, forced fan of railway travel

At the same time, all foreign tourists were given a book "On Scientific Communism" by Marx, Engels and Lenin, as well as memos explaining what can and cannot be photographed in the USSR. However, the funniest "gift", according to the musicians, was a brochure in which the authors stated their point of view that the animated series "Tom and Jerry" contributes to the mental degradation of children.

The train that the musicians boarded took them only to Khabarovsk in three days, where foreign guests had to switch to a much more modest Trans-Siberian Express - the most ordinary train, similar to thousands of other trains that still run between Russian regions.

In addition, the "ordinariness" of this train was also in the contingent traveling in it, consisting of ordinary Soviet citizens, for whom David Bowie seemed like some kind of alien. It is understandable: the actor had red hair, he was dressed in bright outerwear - shiny T-shirts, wide trousers, caps and platform shoes, and on the train he even wore a kimono.

The journey from Khabarovsk to Moscow lasted six days, during which David Bowie and his team not only listened to the unflattering statements of the Soviet middle class, but also did more pleasant things - they communicated with the guides and even sang their songs to them, for which, in addition to ovations, they received additional portions of tea and products that the guides They bought it during stops.

In addition, the "ordinariness" of this train was also in the contingent traveling in it, consisting of ordinary Soviet citizens, for whom David Bowie seemed like some kind of alien. It is understandable: the actor had red hair, he was dressed in bright outerwear - shiny T-shirts, wide trousers, caps and platform shoes, and on the train he even wore a kimono.

The musicians looked out the window for a long time and thought a lot. Bowie, for example, was very struck by the poverty of the Soviet people, and he could not understand how they survived the harsh Siberian winters in wooden houses. He was also surprised by Soviet women who, regardless of age, performed hard physical work. And, of course, the musician admired nature, because in addition to picturesque landscapes, he often saw wild animals from the train window.

The Trans-Siberian Express arrived in Moscow on April 30, and Bowie and his team spent three days in the capital. Of course, they went to Red Square and looked into GUM, but Bowie didn't like it there. He noted that they did not even manage to have a delicious lunch in GUM. Well, on May 1, the musicians witnessed a large-scale festive parade, which they watched from the windows of the Intourist hotel on Tverskaya Street (now The Ritz-Carlton is located there).

Bowie was frankly amazed not only by the size of the crowd, but also by the fact that each participant in the parade was holding a red flag and singing patriotic songs. This sight remained in the musician's memory for a long time and became his last great impression from a long journey through the Soviet Union. The next day, the musicians boarded a train and, passing Warsaw, Berlin and Paris, headed for London.

After this trip, David Bowie came to the USSR (Russia) twice more. In 1976, together with Iggy Pop, on the birthday of the latter, they decided to fly from Zurich to Moscow in between shows, and celebrate the holiday there.

But, this is the next story.... to be continued...

#david bowie #music story #music #my music #music love #musica #history music #rock music #spotify #rock #my spotify #rock photography #rare photos #70s music #70s

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thislovintime · 1 year

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Peter Tork with Russian poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko, Toby and Bob Rafelson and others in Honolulu, December 1966; Davy Jones, Micky Dolenz, and Peter onstage in Honolulu on December 3, 1966. Photos by KRLA Beat, Jerry Y. Chong for the Honolulu Advertiser, unnamed (including a screenshot from Peter’s My Generation interview), Honolulu Star-Advertiser.

“The Honolulu International Center Arena was jammed when The Monkees took the stage. Even Russian poet Yevgeny Yevutshenko was there to see what the Monkees could do. The Monkees — David Jones, Mike Nesmith, Peter Tork and Micky Dolenz — are an ingenious combination of music and mirth. They sing fairly well — when you can hear them between the screams — but what they lack in vocal finesse, they make up in stage presence. Talk about energy! […] Micky’s take-off […] on James Brown — and remember those gaudy aloha shirts that were used? — featured some fancy footwork and from-the-heart wailing. It, easily, was the evening’s highlight. Perhaps the favorite Monkee was David who, with puppy-dog eyes and long, flowing hair, was the best-overall performer. His Broadway stage experience — he was in Oliver — was very much in evidence when he belted out ‘The Joker’ and ‘I Wanna Be Free.’ Peter, too, was a sensation when he plucked his banjo (he’s usually on guitar) and chanted a folk tune. He had a Ringo-like naivete, and looked like the Dutch Boy on the cleanser. Mike, unfortunately, gets into the act too infrequently. He has the makings of a real charmer — he’s a funny fellow — but he lets his buddies take the spotlight. […] The Monkees were dynamite.” - Wayne Harada, The Honolulu Advertiser, December 5, 1966

“Mike also does a very funny imitation of L.B.J. and during the hour and a half takeover of KPOI by the Monkees, he demonstrated this in what has to be the funniest newscast ever, anywhere. ‘Peter Tork, Honolulu, and Mike Nesmith, Honolulu,’ did a Huntley-Brinkley five minutes that proved their ad lib and improvisational ability. Mike reported, ‘President Johnson called the United Nations today and asked U Thant if he might be a little more familiar with him and call him “U.”’ Peter chimes in, ‘And he replied, “Nu.”’ [Micky] Dolenz was having such a ball playing disc jockey [(]’Hi there everybody, this is the [Micky] the D show on KPOI’) that he begged for permission to come back and do the all night show. […] During their hectic airport arrival last week, the Monkees were mobbed when several hundred screaming teenaged girls broke through a restraining rope. Their limousine was surrounded, but all the boys got inside except Peter Tork who was forced to climb on top [of] the car in the rush. One of the show’s promoters saw the car start to pull away and leaped on the trunk to try to keep Peter form falling. As the car sped down the runway, a safe distance away from the mob of girls still chasing after it, Peter turned to the passenger clinging to the trunk and said calmly, ‘Tom Moffatt, I presume?’ He was right! During the ride in from the airport, some enterprising fan pulled alongside the Monkees’ car and handed a wool hat to Mike Nesmith, who still clutched it as they checked into the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. As they rested in their rooms on arrival, devouring fresh pineapple as if they hadn’t eaten in weeks and listening to the radio, Mike said in his Texas drawl, ‘How come it’s so low?’ Although it seemed a normal level to me, he walked over and turned it louder than radio has ever been in the Royal. The Monkees clown among themselves just as much as they do before an audience. The Saturday night show was sold out even before the group arrived Thursday afternoon. The Monkees demonstrated that they were actors, performers and showmen, and in live performances, that is what’s important, what with all the screaming that inevitably goes on.” - Dave Donnelly, Honolulu Star-Bulletin, December 7, 1966

“[W]e went to Hawaii and then we did our first hour long show. [...] We started off with just the four of us and then we broke down and solo turns with the backup band, the opening act band came out and backed us up for solo turns — and then they left and we finished the hour, just the four of us. We did an hour that way. It was nerve-wracking because we’d never played an hour in front of people before and we had a few ideas and we tried them and they didn’t work very well. But it was an out-of-town tryout. We were in Hawaii (laughs) and word was not gonna get back if we were really, really terrible. (laughs)” - Peter Tork, Rock Cellar Magazine, 2016

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electricrogue · 2 days

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@tinknevertalks tagged me in this game and I finally got my ass around doing it yaaaay :D

1. How many fics do you have on AO3?

74 :D

2. What’s your total AO3 word count?

246060

3. What fandoms do you write for?

Sanctuary mostly though I did dable in other stuff as well.

4. What are your top five fics by kudos?

Mysterious Ways(Fleabag)– 100

Confessions(La casa de papel) – 97

Five Times Randall Came Up With Vermish Theories And One Time It Got Confirmed (The Order) -90

Reunion (La casa de papel) – 89

Meeting Someone Big (The Order) – 82

I am with Tink on this one Sanctuary is not a big fandom what can I say xD

5. Do you respond to comments?

Yep :D

6. What is the fic you wrote with the angstiest ending?

I don’t do angst xD. I tried doing angst once, fully intending of doing like a main character death and yeah… Never finished it xD. So can’t really say :P. Maybe Stay? But that’s more bad century than bad ending :P

7. What is the fic you wrote with the happiest ending?

Most of them, really xD. Depending on whether happy ending means happy ending in the fairy tale way or in the porn way probably 😊). But yeah they’re happy alright :P.

8. Do you get hate on fics?

Never did and I hope I never will xD

9. Do you write smut? If so, what kind?

Is there more than one kind lol 😊). Straight, surprisingly – let’s start with that. And probably a bit bloody because I have some kinks ok 😊).

10. Do you write crossovers? What’s the craziest one you’ve written?

I've done a few crossovers. Probably The Temptation Within is the craziest one because for some reason there’s like 4 or 5 people who are both Within Temptation and Sanctuary fans (whyyyyyyyyy it fits like a glove) and I know all of them so yeah xD. Not exactly an audience. But I did start my ao3 account because of that (ff.net is iffy about RPFs because well. RPFs have bad reputation basically, though I was nice… but yeah).

11. Have you ever had a fic stolen?

Nope?

12. Have you ever had a fic translated?

Yes, this one in Russian

13. Have you ever co-written a fic?

I had an account on ff.net which I used to cowrite porn basically. There’s no putting this in a nicer way but if anyone is interested here xD

14. What’s your all time favourite ship?

Helen/Nikola hands down

16. What are your writing strengths?

I am a cryptic bitch, does that count? xD

17. What are your writing weaknesses?

Descriptions I hate them with a passion xD.

18. Thoughts on writing dialogue in another language in a fic?

I don’t know languages other than English that would make sense for the fandoms I write unfortunately, so the only times I did it I went with Google translate big time on that. I know a few things in Serbian but a whole dialogue? Nope.

19. First fandom you wrote for?

Tom and Jerry crossover with Chip and Dale but that one was never published I was like 7 😊). So yeah.

20. Favourite fic you’ve written?

Don’t make me choose between my babies damn it ☹. But I am going to go with The Admins Know Better because that’s two fandoms I like but it’s not that much in your face that you need both of them to make it work so yeah xD.

If any of the following didn't do this and they want to feel free to do it :) (I haven't been on Tumblr much lately so sorry if I missed it): @sarcasticsciencefictionwriter, @lanistas @ladyelysandra

#ask game #a bit late sorry for this!

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the-mouse-joust · 1 year

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Mouse Joust List

Hi everyone!

I’ve put together the list of mice participating in this tournament. There will be 48 mice competing!

I’ll be posting the bracket itself separately, along with what matchups you should expect to see first and when.

Without further ado, under the Keep Reading is our list of competitors, ordered alphabetically:

Algernon from Flowers for Algernon

Angelina Ballerina from Angelina Ballerina

Basil of Baker Street from The Great Mouse Detective

Cartesian from The Underland Chronicles by Suzanne Collins

Celestine from Ernest and Celestine

Chrysanthemum from Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes

Click the Mouse from Between the Lions

Danger Mouse from Danger Mouse

Daroach from Kirby Squeak Squad

Despereaux Tilling from The Tale of Despereaux

Diddl from Diddl

Fieval Mousekewitz from An American Tail

Gadget Hackwrench from Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers

Geronimo Stilton from the Geronimo Stilton books and cartoon

Gus and Jaq from Cinderella

Jerry from Tom and Jerry

KiracChu from Kiratto Pri☆Chan

La Souris Verte from “Une souris verte” (French folksong)

Maisy Mouse from Maisy

Martin of Redwall from the Redwall series

Maus from Deltarune

Mickey Mouse from Disney

Mona from Super Lesbian Animal RPG

Mouse from The Gruffalo

Mouser from Super Mario Bros. 2

Mrs. Frisby/Brisby from Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH/The Secret of NIMH

Ms. Mowz from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

Oliver from Purrgatory

Pinky and the Brain from Animaniacs

Poppy from Poppy and Ragweed (The Tales Of Dimwood Forest)

Quill from Moss (Video Game)

Quinley from If You Give a Mouse a Cookie

Ralph S. Mouse from The Mouse and the Motorcycle

Ralph Stilton from Bojack Horseman

Rastamouse from Rastamouse

Reepicheep from The Chronicles of Narnia

Roquefort from The Aristocats

Speedy Gonzales from Looney Tunes

Squeak from Garfield

Stuart Little from Stuart Little

Tandemaus from Pokémon

The Mouse from Froth on the Daydream (L'Écume des jours)

The Mouse from “The Giant Turnip” (Russian folktale)

The Three Blind Mice from Shrek/Nursery rhyme

Tutter from Bear in the Big Blue House

Warehouse Mouse from Imagination Movers

Wemberly from Wemberly Worried by Kevin Henkes

Wooden Mouse from “Tomcat Disposables” by Will Wood

#mousejoust setup #mousejoust tournament #mousejoust character list

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me-be-bubbles · 6 months

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She is Russian blue cat ... Do you know the character of Tom from Tom and Jerry is inspired by him.

😮😮😮 really?

#courtesy of sobi💓

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kunosoura · 8 months

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If you support Tom over Jerry you’re a class traitor. One of these characters is a creature of the ruling class, a cop, an enforcer for landlords and tyrants (at one point including a literal king). The other risks his life every time he goes to get food. Jerry starting shit more often (not even true. Btw) is immaterial to the fact that he’s on the smaller side of a massive power differential. Did the Russian Proletariat “start shit”? Were the Viet Cong’s guerilla tactics cruel?

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rabbitcruiser · 1 year

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World Cocktail Day

Host or attend a cocktail party and try out some new flavors, or perfect your hand at mixing any number of drinks, from a White Russian to a classic Cosmo.

“No party is complete without cocktails! My friends all have different tastes when it comes to their drink of choice, so I like to maintain a well-stocked bar with different kinds of alcohol to keep everyone happy.” ~Khloe Kardashian

One of the best ways people get together and bond over life is through drinking. For a fun night out, cocktails provide a wide arrangement of scents and flavors to keep everything exciting and have a long history of becoming a steady staple in people’s lives. So, let us dive right in and see what World Cocktail Day is all about.

History of World Cocktail Day

In 1806, The Balance and Columbian Repository coined the term “cocktail” as a stimulating liquor with a wide variety of sweets, waters, and bitters. Originally, the Oxford English Dictionary defined the term with a different set of connotations, describing it as a horse with a tail like a cock’s, with its tail cocked up instead of hung down.

Cocktails as a drink, however, started as a British invention in the 19th century and has since become an American innovation when a Connecticut-born bartender Jerry Thomas wrote the book “The Bartender’s Guide.” The Bartender’s Guide basically broadcasted an encyclopedia of how to mix drinks and recipes on some of the best combinations of drinks and flavors.

During the 1920s American prohibition, many cocktails were mixed into existence that remain firm favorites today. With not much high-quality alcohol available, cocktails were the perfect way to make that smuggled rum, gin or whiskey just a little bit more drinkable. Enter the cocktail; rum mojitos, the Sidecar, and the Tom Collins all flourished at a time when recreational alcohol wasn’t legal.

The ‘Bee’s Knees’ cocktail was actually created to mask and sweeten the taste of illegally brewed bathtub gin. The roaring twenties took the cocktail and shook it up into some of our most popular modern-day cocktails. Drinking didn’t stop during the prohibition, people simply went underground. Many illegal speakeasies popped up, serving cocktails in jazz-style locales.

Post-prohibition saw the invention of drinks that still grace the pages of your favorite cocktail bar menus. 1954 saw the mixing of the Pina Colada in Puerto Rico when Ramon Marrero created the delicious pineapple treat at the Caribe Hilton hotel. 1988 saw the much-loved Cosmopolitan enter our lives, thanks to Toby Cecchini and his desire to share a drink with his fellow bartenders in San Francisco.

A constant throughout the cocktail era in America was the Rainbow Room. Opened after the prohibition in 1934, the Rainbow Room was a high-end club where New York A-listers could celebrate in style with post-prohibition cocktails. The Rainbow Room was revived and renovated in different forms over the years, being closed during WWII and for various restorations.

The 1987 reopening saw emerging mixologist Dale DeGroff create a pre-prohibition list of cocktails that revived some firm favorites and spearheaded the modern cocktail mixing revolution that made the cocktail bar increasingly popular.

The holiday itself is held annually by Drinkaware, a United Kingdom-based charity that brings awareness to the effects of drinking and aims to reduce the harm that drinking can have on people and families. The website provides facts and information about drinking, alcohol poisoning, and alcohol abuse. The World Cocktail Day page that Drinkaware hosts have events all over the world that you can partake in, a blog you can follow about your favorite recipes, and how you can drink safely while also having fun.

How to Celebrate World Cocktail Day

If you’re up for a night of fun drinking, then host a party at your place and mix up some of your favorite drinks for your friends. If you want to spice things up, check out a new recipe on some of your favorite blogs or newsletters, and make your kitchen or bar into an experiment place for you and your friends.

If you’re feeling confident, you could create your own home bar and serve some of your favorite fizz-fuelled cocktails, or make your own cocktail creations with a fresh twist. Give your bar a theme and add your own unique names to your new mixers. Treat yourself to a cocktail bible and teach yourself how to make the perfect passionfruit martini or rope in your own bartender friend for some mixology advice.

If you are creating your own home bar and are jumping in as a novice bartender, you could start with a classy cosmopolitan or cheeky sex on the beach. Why not take a theme to a whole new level and take your new bar theme to a party level. Whether you’re making a sneaky speakeasy or a chic cocktail bar, making it your own is the perfect way to celebrate World Cocktail Day.

You could even avoid doing the work yourself and enroll in a cocktail class for you and your friends. Learn from the best shakers and master mixologists. Don’t want to leave the house? Why not use an online video or order a beginner’s pack right to your door. Or splash out on an inhouse mixing masterclass (calling all bartender friends again).

You might be more of a cocktail connoisseur than a master mixologist. Why not get some of the good stuff mixed for you, so you can sample some delightful cocktails without having to actually make them yourself. Put on a cocktail-themed film, sip your mojito and feel like you’re in the summer sun.

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brandonwayneb · 8 months

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Rainbow Peace and Power Allah Allah

Rainbow Peace and Power Always Always

Rainbow Peace and Power RoseMary

Rainbow Peace and Power Valor

Rainbow Peace and Power Vladimir

Brandon Wayne Burdett

BrandonwayNEB

Saint Binard

Catholic Vatican

Hindu India

San Francisco

Frankincense oil

Salam Islam

Barbie and Ken go to Jerusalem

Barbie and Ken go to San Francisco

Barbie and Ken go to Kentucky

Barbie and Ken go to Jupiter

Barbie and Ken go to Venus

Barbie and Ken go to King Author

Barbie and Ken go to Barnes & Noble

Barbie and Ken go to Ben & Jerry’s

Barbie and Ken go to Bed Bath and Beyond

Barbie and Ken go to Tel Aviv

Barbie and Ken go to El Salvador

Barbie and Ken go to Quebec

Joke: What Happens if Flamingos get Flees

Joke: Pinky and The Brain

“Lizzy Hebrew”

“Young Guys Satan Submissive”

“Old Guys Devil Dominance”

Varsity Volleyball

Valor RoseMary Vladimir

#ss #RoseMary #Vladimir

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scorpio-xx · 10 months

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The fact that they used a Jerry Maguire pic for a Tom Clancy’s book in Russian somehow sends me 😂😂

#Tom cruise #jerry maguire

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chrism02 · 2 years

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Thank you for the tag @iobsessoverfictionalmen

Tag game: Put your music on shuffle and list the first ten songs that come on.

Baby Got Back – Sir Mix-A-Lot

In the Summertime – Mungo Jerry

I know those eyes/ This man is dead – Thomas Borchert, Brandi Burkhardt

Fake ID – Big & Rich, Gretchen Wilson

Mindfields - Morandi

Teir Abhaile Riu – Celtic Woman

Russian woman - Manizha

Seni Yerler – Sezen Aksu

Ye Ishq Hai – Pritam, Mika Singh

Sexbomb – Tom Jones, Mousse T.

Tagging: @overlookedfile, @omgbrainstorming, @eroticaplush, @purplelupins, @movieexpert1978, @trexy225, anyone else who wants to join

#tag game #music #thank you for tagging me!#yes I have odd tastes 😂

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jamieaiken919 · 1 year

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I can see more of a Three Stooges sort of thing go down with Ultimis. Nikolai rushes towards him only for Richtofen to dodge and then the Russian goes ker-SPLAT against the wall. Dempsey is trying to play wack-a-Deutsch but ends up hitting his own face really hard by accident. The only one who’s smart in ANY way is Takeo, who’s snickers as some bits and sighs with disappointed at other moments

Long story short: Richtofen outsmarts everyone like a living Tom and Jerry cartoon

WACK-A-DEUTSCH HDKFKFHSHDKFK

BUT YES I can so see Takeo just sitting there sipping his tea watching all this insanity going on around him🤣

#flowersandbirdsflyingfree #asks #answers #IM YELLING

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anattemptatmeaning · 3 days

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Attempt at Listing All My Fandoms

those marked with * are my favorites This list is for movies, TV shows, and anime. I'll have a separate post for musical artists.

Arcane

Avatar: The Last Airbender

Bad Times at the El Royale *

Batman

Beef

Better Call Saul / Breaking Bad * (preference for BCS)

Big Hero 6 *

BioShock *

Black Mirror

Blade Runner

BoJack Horseman *

Carmen Sandiego *

Community *

Cowboy Bebop

Cuphead *

Doki-Doki Literature Club

Disco Elysium

DuckTales

Everything Everywhere All at Once *

Fallout

Goosebumps

Gotham

Hunger Games

The Incredibles *

Inside Job

James Bond

Knives Out

Looney Tunes (+ The Looney Tunes Show) *

Mission Impossible

Mitchells vs. the Machines

Neon Genesis Evangelion *

Nimona

OMORI *

Pacific Rim *

Portal *

Promising Young Woman *

Russian Doll

A Series of Unfortunate Events

Shadow and Bone / Six of Crows (preference for Crows)

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power

Sherlock

Spider-Verse

Tom and Jerry

The Twilight Zone *

Twin Peaks

The Umbrella Academy

#fandom list #fandoms

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soberfructosecornsyrup · 1 month

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X-Files, Season 4, Episode 8: Tunguska

Scully standing ten toes down protecting Mulder is lit. I need me a ride or die like that.

Cavity search? Every time I hear that, I think about Beavis and Butt-Head Do America "I'm talking Rotor Rooter. Don't stop until you reach the back of his teeth."

TSA or whatever they were called pre 9-11 got bad worms.

I bet Scully was hella excited to have a fully automatic weapon.

How are these FBI agents that outgun these militia men getting pinned down them in a gunfight?

I don't know running into people when you clearly could have avoided them is funny to me, but it is.

Homie got on his Usain Bolt

Skinner gut punching Krycek was pretty funny too.

Wait a minute, rocks don't bleed...

Russians making people do hard labor? Shocking, Mulder.

I know if they would have whipped my black ass, I would have let out the most Tom and Jerry scream ever.

Maaaaaan this Russian prison is hell.

To be continued. That's what's up.

Another good episode. Give me that X-Files lore baybeeeee. I need answers. I don't care if more questions pop up, I'll take more questions to get more answers.

Rating: 🛸🛸🛸🛸/🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸

#Cliff Does the X-Files 30 Years Later #X-Files

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