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Paperhouse is a 1988 British dark fantasy film directed by Bernard Rose. It was based on the 1958 novel Marianne Dreams by Catherine Storr. The film stars Ben Cross, Glenne Headly and Gemma Jones. The original novel was the basis of a six-episode British TV series for children in the early 1970s which was titled Escape Into Night.
While suffering from glandular fever, 11-year-old Anna Madden draws a house. When she falls asleep, she has disturbing dreams in which she finds herself inside the house she has drawn. After she draws a face at the window, in her next dream she finds Marc, a boy who suffers with muscular dystrophy, living in the house. She learns from her doctor that Marc is a real person.
Anna sketches her father into the drawing so that he can help carry Marc away, but she inadvertently gives him an angry expression which she then crosses out, and the father (who has been away a lot and has a drinking problem, putting a strain on his marriage) appears in the dream as a furious, blinded ogre. Anna and Marc defeat the monster and shortly afterward Anna recovers, although the doctor reveals that Marc's condition is deteriorating.
Anna's father returns home and both parents seem determined to get over their marital difficulties. The family goes on holiday by the sea, where Anna finds an epilogue to her dream.
Charlotte Burke - Anna Madden, Ben Cross - Dad, Glenne Headly - Kate Madden, Elliott Spiers - Marc, Gemma Jones - Dr. Sarah Nichols, Jane Bertish - Miss Vanstone, Samantha Cahill - Sharon, Sarah Newbold - Karen.
Marianne Dreams is a children's fantasy novel by Catherine Storr. It was illustrated with drawings by Marjorie-Ann Watts and published by Faber and Faber in 1958. The first paperback edition, from Puffin Books in 1964, is catalogued by the Library of Congress as revised.
Marianne is a young girl who is bedridden with a long-term illness. She draws a picture to fill her time and finds that she spends her dreams within the picture she has drawn. As time goes by, she becomes sicker, and starts to spend more and more time trapped within her fantasy world, and her attempts to make things better by adding to and crossing out things in the drawing make things progressively worse. Her only companion in her dreamworld is a boy called Mark, who is also a long-term invalid in the real world.
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Prole and Caduceus - offering accessible poetry
Prole and Caduceus – offering accessible poetry
When it comes to clear, compelling, enjoyable poetry, Prole is up there with the best. They’ve been kind enough to take another of my poems for issue 33, alongside succulent work by Bob Beagrie, Sharon Black, Matt Broomfield, Pat Edwards, Matthew Friday, John Grice, Kevin Hanson, Robin Houghton, Sue Kindon, Wendy Klein, Richie McCaffery, Emma Pursehouse, Nikki Robson, Joel Scarfe, Sue Spiers, and…
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#accessible poetry#Brett Evans#Caduceus#Claire Booker Dawn Gorman#complimentary medicine#environment#health#new poems#new writing#Phil Robertson#Prole short stories
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countries of the world + generic masculine names
Addishad Adonnon Adrica Adrick Adrik Africero Ahmael Ahmaeus Aidayv Aider Aidericky Ajaxton Aldoug Alfredy Alfrey Alger Algerius Alias Allah Alrea Alvador Andon Angolic Anseley Anson Ansurien Antin Antland Areckett Arius Arman Armenu Ashonse Ashop Augua Aurentin Aurun Austia Bahraig Bania Banough Barbadoe Barre Barrol Beauru Becken Beford Beland Belgius Belio Benia Benster Berrell Bertrace Birne Bishnatan Bolickford Bolivacy Bostanny Boswolden Braham Brahim Brand Breckay Brence Brentley Bridge Brield Broderian Brodney Broon Bructus Bruneil Bryal Bulgar Burly Buruno Cambia Cambiques Camil Caramón Carent Carliezeke Carlin Centon Centrag Chabod Chaddine Chaddisher Charia Charry Chassas Chayd Chestor Chiraq Christs Claibooks Clain Clarson Clays Clevilly Clevis Colaos Colomen Commy Comon Conce Contanles Contard Conte Cosmon Cristan Cristin Cuthew Cyrussein Dagan Daggeral Daggerald Daggeria Dannon Darish Darrell Darristan Darry Darth Decadenuel Dedit Deionysius Demerth Democraig Desmone Desmos Dewitz Dirklin Dives Djibooks Domin Donahumps Douarde Drace Durand Dustanton Dustian Duwaynesi Ecuadoe Elberto Elian Elmersey Elvill Elwoodro Emiah Emocrai Engel Engelo Ennan Ephantwait Equates Erius Ernolden Errollah Eston Evanuel Fason Favierniel Felippine Fictor Fictosius Fitchett Flamon Fling Forragh Fosteehl Francer Franka Garee Garek Garlanda Garry Garter Gaylan Gehristian Genan Genesidney Genezuelan Gennett Genni Glebasher Godfredy Grayderitt Gregalexis Greggie Grence Grenneston Grippa Gristates Guincord Guyanand Harldrien Harter Hassau Haylor Heathew Henrican Henrick Hercy Hermanuatu Holaos Holyeucton Hunga Indenmarc Irandro Irwis Jacar Jacary Jackaymi Jafarouq Jakota Jalie Jameer Japanav Jarvey Jaspatrick Javery Jayton Jeaco Jeandro Jeden Jeffredy Jeffreyes Jerek Jerom Jessas Jonald Jonashby Joshuaniel Judan Kaidane Kaidayson Kaider Kalie Kaspeed Kazar Kazelling Kazer Kedrow Keenada Kehriswolf Keifern Kendan Kendell Kennie Kentramie Kielson Kille Kilroyd Kinandy Kinland Kolas Korey Kriston Kuwaylorad Kuwayne Landy Lannett Laractor Lardonald Lelanklin Leonacock Levitus Libert Liezerbert Linthrop Livano Lornes Lowardo Luxembran Lyler Lymphon Lymphorth Lymphre Lymphreed Madge Maina Malil Malisle Malthan Manuato Manuator Marson Matwan Maximie Meade Melandish Melard Melchird Merlists Merson Mervill Merwin Micanavis Michassant Morocky Morrish Mozambia Namesh Nasherus Nathe Naton Neilliott Nelly Nepales Nepalex Nethews Nevitin Nigelberth Nigelo Nikole Nimroderia Normandy Norvaloyd Norwan Oderemil Oscars Othermain Owelly Pario Paristroy Patian Pation Patro Patteo Pedrick Piercy Pietnamin Poine Polaiman Polive Porey Portugang Prandane Pring Qatan Quatu Quine Quinley Quirtley Raldwell Ramien Rashop Ravia Raymes Raymongola Reilliams Relip Ritchel Rolaudison Roncord Rudolfgan Rudolphond Rylank Salennel Sameo Sando Satch Searldred Secong Seneralex Sethannon Sharon Shavan Sheem Shelia Sherbie Siersey Somal Souti Spart Speru Spier Spiernie Standt Steban Stebash Stuarty Sulain Swithuah Switzerb Tabink Tajiv Tener Teriah Throp Tierreston Timael Tobie Torra Torrania Train Tralder Travin Treameen Tremalil Trence Tricary Tullaston Turkinland Tyron Ukrai Uncan Unley Utahj Vancelan Vanon Vaticus Venson Verton Viction Victorrick Vikraminic Villinton Virgia Walyndolph Wardova Weldovakia Wellipe Wellor Welly Wesel Wesliel Weste Westin Whitrevor Wilfrey Willah Willis Wyatther Yelbert Zachael Zanen Zechie Zekiefer Zekiev Zephorus Zitney
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#the babysitters club#bscedit#rjs*: new#mary anne spier#dawn schafer#sharon porter#richard spier#dawn and the wicked stepsister#this scene was so <3#i love this family so much.........#bsc s2
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#the babysitters club#the baby-sitters club#richard spier#sharon porter#dawn and the impossible three
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Babysitters Club Relatives and Others as Joan Holloway Gifs
Liz Thomas
Sam Thomas
David Michael Thomas
Watson Brewer
Karen Brewer
Logan Bruno
Philomena Means (”Meany”)
Mimi Yamamoto
Janine Kishi
Maureen McGill
Richard Spier
Sharon Schafer
Aunt Esme (Morbidda Destiny)
Byron Pike
Vanessa Pike
Laine Cummings
#bsc#babysitters club netflix#babysitters club#Joan Holloway#Mad Men#Liz Thomas#Sam Thomas#David Michael Thomas#Watson Brewer#Karen Brewer#Philomena Means#Janine Kishi#Mimi Yamamoto#Vanessa Pike#Byron Pike#Maureen McGill#Aunt Esme#Morbidda Destiny#Sharon Schafer#Richard Spier#Logan Bruno#Laine Cummings
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giles and jenny but they get the richie spier/sharon schafer treatment
#musings#thinking about their kids from previous relationships parent trapping them. we need that as a society
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Simon Spier (Love, Simon (2018)) and Mary Anne Spier (The Baby-Sitters Club (2020 ver.)) are cousins AU
Jack is 6 years older than Richard. While they weren’t particularly close growing up, Jack was kind of protective of him.
When Alma died, Jack came to stay with Richard for a few weeks.
I haven’t seen it (because 1. I don’t have Hulu and 2. If they were going to make something new set in the Love, Simon ‘verse, why not a Leah on the Offbeat adaptation?) but apparently in Love, Victor at one point Simon’s family comes to visit offscreen and he and Bram are busy for a few days “showing them around the city” so anyway that’s definitely Mary Anne and in typical BSC fashion she’s brought all her friends with her. (Chaperones: Richard and maybe also Sharon, who’s pleased to catch up with Jack and Emily.)
When Richard and Sharon get engaged, everyone starts ribbing Simon and Bram about marrying your high school sweetheart running in the family.
When the girls turn this on Mary Anne about Logan Richard immediately stops finding it funny while Sharon just laughs at him.
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#15 Little Miss Stoneybrook...and Dawn: Chapter 13
Finally, the pageant has arrived!
Pageant time! More opportunities for Dawn to critique others! Dawn invites Sharon to come to the pageant. Why? She says Sharon can sit with Richard Spier her “old friend.” Why the hell would Richard be there? And in yet another sign that she has no faith in Claire and Margo, she says the pageant will be funny, uh, she means fun. Ouch.
Mallory answers the Pikes' door, looking "murderous." Uh oh...are we down one Pike? No, Mallory sends Dawn upstairs and says the two girls are driving the family nuts. Dawn enters their room and finds Margo and Claire rehearsing, surrounded by a pile of dresses and hair ribbons and shoes on the floor. Kind of like if a Gap Kids exploded. Dee comes in to save the day, and an hour later, the girls are dressed and have all their outfits folded away, along with a curling iron and some other stuff. Mrs. Pike drops them off and leaves, probably to get a cocktail to celebrate that she isn't the one doing this pageant crap.
They go in and find the 13 other little girls. Some are getting dressed or getting their hair curled or acting the diva like pageant queens do. Margo points in shock at one girl wearing nail polish and Claire shouts, "OMG THAT GIRL'S WEARING MAKEUP!" She's never subtle, is she? Of course, Margo points out Myriah rehearsing and remarks how good she is, like really good, since she's so perfect. She freaks out that Dawn forgot her banana, she didn't, phew. All of Margo's nervousness seems to have come out of nowhere...
Dawn and the girls meet Mrs. Bunting, the pageant coordinator. She's described as a “stout woman, with iron-gray hair piled on her head.” That makes me imagine her with a huge beehive, like Marge Simpson. She seems to think Dawn is their big sister, which delights Margo and Claire. They study the lineup; Claire is going on after Myriah (so you know she has no chance in hell) and Margo is going on after...ladies and gentlemen, we have our first ever mention of the Incredible Aging Sabrina Bouvier! She's in her younger phase here and Margo points her out right away as the girl wearing all the makeup. And Dawn even says she's wearing “plenty of it, I might add.” She's judging Sabrina the Younger just like she judges Sabrina the Elder!
While Claire and Margo gawk at the girls done up like little Marilyn Monroes, Dawn sizes up her competition. She also observes how incredibly good Myriah is and says she has “true talent.” The foreshadowing here is so freakin thick you could cut it with a knife. Kristy is “nervously” brushing the Demon Child's Karen's hair...Kristy nervous? What alternate universe are we in? If anything, why isn't she passing out BSC fliers to the stage moms? And Charlotte looks scared to death...well, yeah! She shouldn't be there and Claudia was wrong to even make her do it.
Claudia says she's nervous, so does Margo (more foreshadowing!) and Charlotte says she wishes she never agreed to do this (wow! Even more foreshadowing). Poor Charlotte. A voice offers advice on getting rid of the Pageant Jitters...it's Sabrina Bouvier the Younger. The girl who looks Margo's age and acts like she's 25, as Dawn puts it. Notice how all the mean girls are always snobby and sophisticated but the BSC fawns all over Stacey because she's so sophisticated? Weird.
She introduces herself as Sabrina and curtsies because she's a lady I guess. She tells them she's been in six pageants and starts to teach them some breathing exercises (I guess she teaches LaMaze on the side too) before Kris Jenner her mother (who Dawn points out is wearing even more jewelry and makeup and perfume, which automatically makes her evil) hauls her away to meet the judges.
Claudia, in a rare moment of intelligence, says she pities Sabrina because she's a “pageant head,” is obviously being forced to do this by her mom, and that her life is “one big smile.” Dawn's only comment is that the seven-year-old Sabrina isn't pretty and Claudia adds she probably isn't very talented either. The BSC never lets us down when it comes to judging others, even children!
The BSC members sit together as Mrs. Bunting explains the pageant and Dawn watches the other moms and takes note that Mrs. Bouvier stares intently at her daughter. Not to be confused with this Mrs. Bouvier:
Mary Anne says she's nervous too (no surprise there) and that Myriah freaked out that morning because she lost another tooth. So you see...even Myriah Perkins isn't 100% perfect after all.
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Welcome to Sea City, sitters! It’s Spring Break (this fictional year is flying by and I don’t hate it) and Stacey and Mary Anne have been tasked with the BSC’s first-ever travel job: They’ll be heading to the beach for the week to watch the eight Pike kids. Yes, friends, that’s “Pike” as in Mallory Pike. I imagine many viewers already know who Mallory is in the grand lore of The Baby-Sitters Club, but just in case I’ll only say that the eldest Pike will be back at a later date.
Stacey and Mary Anne are excited to get paid to go on vacation (Richard Spier is a mess, obviously), but the other girls are already missing their friends. Sure, it’s only a week but these girls are Best Friends Forever. The capital letters mean it’s serious. Didn’t you want to squeeze your way into that group hug? The two sitters who are going away have lots of plans for a fun yet responsible week. Kristy is already all over them about keeping the BSC Code of Conduct even while in a different zip code. Things seem to start out just as great as Stacey and Mary Anne planned, aside from multiple vomit incidents in the car ride and some less-than-ideal weather, but all those plans get hurled in the cold, harsh sea the moment Scott the Lifeguard shows up.
Who is Scott the Lifeguard, you ask? Some dummy 17-year-old who slo-mos himself into Stacey’s heart even though he barely notices her insane amount of flirting, patronizingly calls her “cutie,” gives her his trash — excuse me, his lifeguard whistle — and also is I guess responsible for people’s lives on that beach. Anyway, this may be Stacey’s episode, but let’s be honest: Mary Anne is the real hero here. She immediately recognizes that Stacey is being a little ridiculous, (1) because of the inappropriate age difference, and (2) because um, those ladies have a job to do and Stacey is blowing it off to bring Scott drinks and … pose endearingly in his general vicinity while he ignores her?
Mary Anne is not thrilled with having to watch the eight Pikes by herself. She’s especially not thrilled when they bury her in the sand and leave her for the seagulls. Luckily, two very nice age-appropriate boys, Alex and Cousin Toby from Canada, help her out. They hit it off because those boys are delightful and I very much approve of tweens who already tell dad jokes. When Stacey learns that Scott is going to Burger Garden where he’ll be “slamming burgers” — a phrase that will bring me joy for years to come — she hijacks their one night off to “bump into him” there. Mary Anne has Alex and Cousin Toby come along and Stacey proceeds to ignore them all, even though Toby is clearly into her. She decides that she’ll win Scott over with a box of chocolates, proving once and for all that she should in no way be pursuing a 17-year-old. Stick with Sam, Stace! Sam is uncomplicated! Sam draws blenders!
She utterly humiliates herself in front of Scott and his high-school friends. Toby tries to save the day, but the damage is done. Back at the Pike beach house, Stacey learns that little Byron Pike has a massive crush on her and she has to explain that he’s just too young and it puts the whole situation in perspective. Thankfully, she has come to this realization with enough time for one great beach day. She “didn’t care if some boy knew who [she] was, because [she] knew.” Ah jeez, these girls are growing up right before our very eyes!
This also means that she can apologize to Mary Anne for being a terrible friend, although she did buy them cheesy matching airbrush shirts, and that’s not nothing. Plus Mary Anne has her own silver lining: She used to be so intimidated by how cool and sophisticated she thought Stacey was and now she’s learned that she’s just a big dork like the rest of them. Honestly, that’s a lesson to keep with you no matter your age. Oh and also, Toby shows up to say good-bye to Stacey with his own gift and she plants a kiss on the kid. Her very first kiss. Sea City isn’t so bad after all.
Back in Stoneybrook, Kristy is also starting to see someone in a different way: She might finally be coming around on Watson Brewer. She’s tasked with baby-sitting Karen and Andrew. She tricks them into doing some chores, which I guess includes washing Watson’s fancy car that he doesn’t really drive. Kristy manages to get herself locked in a mud room of sorts, hoping to find some — ahem — dirt on Watson and has to watch in horror as Karen and Andrew “wash” the car with steel wool.
Watson calls Kristy (he has to block his number to get her to answer, Kristy is hilarious) to give her the chance to come clean. She spills everything and Watson is way more understanding than Kristy deserves. He tells her that he has no secrets stashed away in mud rooms, he’s a regular guy. Also he doesn’t think they need to tell Liz about this. He is a cool dude! Kristy starts to soften and quickly tells him that she actually really likes her new bedroom in his house and then immediately hangs up before he can respond. He seems so happy about it. He’s making progress!
• Oh, Sharon and Richard are so on again. Dawn and Mary Anne are tired of this break their parents are on and so begin their Parent Trap plan (complete with the full handshake — they’re real fans!). The “plan” is mainly just Dawn calling up Richard and pretending to be her mom, but she’s a terrible actress. Even if she hadn’t given it away before she invited Richard over for “wine on the rocks” that really would’ve done it. Just the reminder of Sharon pushes Richard to offer an olive branch by way of a pet turtle (“turtle” was her pet name for him in high school) and a note that says “sorry I went back into my shell.” Honestly, buying someone a pet isn’t a gift, it’s a job, but we’ll take it because Sharon and Richie are made for each other.
• Vanessa Pike, the one in a dark and twisty “poetry phase,” is another great addition to the Quirky Kids of Stoneybrook. I love them all!
• There are a lot of embarrassing things you could say to the older boy you like but “Holla at moi” is very much toward the top of that list.
• “Mary Anne, talk to him. Or else you’re gonna spend the rest of your life wondering if his legs feel like Jell-O when he sees you.” Alex!!!
• Okay, so we’ve met Mal — where’s Jessi??
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[Critique] Silent Hill- 2006, Christophe Gans .
Silent Hill, sorti en avril 2006 est le 3ème film du réalisateur Français Christophe Gans.
Fan du jeu vidéo du même nom, c’est directement à la boîte Konami que Gans a demandé l’autorisation de réaliser ce film. La bande son du film est d’ailleurs signée Akira Yamaoka, compositeur des musiques de tous les jeux Silent Hill.
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* Dans le jeu le personnage principal est un homme, Harry Mason, qui recherche sa fille Cheryl; il s’agit ici d’une femme, Rose, interprêtée par Radha Mitchell. Le changement de sexe du personnage a suscité beaucoup de remarques et de questions. Gans trouvait que les émotions exprimées par le héros du premier jeu étaient davantage celles d’un personnage féminin que masculin.
* En ce qui concerne Sean Bean (qui ne meurt pas dans ce film et ça mérite d’être souligné) sa présence se justifie par un choix de production: il fallait une figure masculine. Le réalisateur était contre et il avait raison : les passages avec Sean Bean viennent casser le rythme et la tension du film.
* Sharon est jouée par une excellente Jodelle Ferland qui interprête avec brio un personnage plus complexe qu’il n’y paraît.
WHAT ELSE?
*Christophe Gans est extrêmement minutieux et offre dans son film de beaux détails: A son arrivée à Silent Hill, Rose porte une tenue claire qui se colore au fil des scènes. Le spectateur ne se rend pas vraiment compte du changement de couleur, tant celui-ci est subtil. A la fin du film la tenue est devenue rouge sang sans qu’on ne s’en soit aperçu. Radha Mitchell porte une centaines de gilets différents tout au long du film.
* Cette minutie apparaît également dans les décors. L’univers que crée Gans est fidèle à celui du jeu. En voyant le film vous trouverez les boutiques à la même place que dans l’oeuvre de Konami.La ville est construite sous plusieurs formes par Carol Spier et sublimée par des effets numériques impressionnants: Très loin d’être simplement un décor, la ville de Silent Hill est vraiment un protagoniste du film, voir le réel personnage principal.
* Les créatures sont fidèles au jeu et prennent vie grâce au travail de Patrick Tatopoulos.
*CONCLUSION*
Christophe Gans nous offre avec Silent Hill l’une des meilleures adaptations de jeu vidéo sur grand écran. Sa réalisation est impeccable, claire et audacieuse. On ressent en visionnant ce film qu’il a été fait par un fan qui respecte l’oeuvre d’origine. L’esthétique visuelle de Gans rend peut-être les créatures davantage fascinantes qu’effrayantes.. Aujourd’hui, plus de 10 ans après sa sortie, Silent Hill demeure un objet cinématographique perfectible mais unique.
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#386: Dawn Doesn’t Get What Everyone’s So Pissed About
read it on the AO3 at https://ift.tt/2lulYQG
by BabySittersFanfic
A continuation of my series reimagining the BSC as modern-day millennials.
A smudge ceremony gone awry means Dawn is now homeless. What's a gal to do?
Words: 3531, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English
Fandoms: Baby-Sitters Club - Ann M. Martin
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Categories: Gen
Characters: Dawn Schafer, Mary Anne Spier, Richard Spier, Sharon Spier
Additional Tags: California Casual, Cultural Appropriation is Wrong, Get a Job Dawn
read it on the AO3 at https://ift.tt/2lulYQG
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Let's go around and say our love languages. I'll go first.
#the babysitters club#bscedit#rjs*: new#bsc s2#mary anne and the great romance#mary anne spier#logan bruno#sharon porter#richard spier
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Another life ruined
I want to tell you another story. I want to tell you the story of Jonno and Richard. You already know what happened with John and Ivan. Jonno lyed to Ivan that he was single to sleep with him. He has done the same to Richard while he was with Ivan. Jonno told Rishard he split up with Ivan and they were just friends. John told that lie in march this years. But Jonno was still with Ivan and all he wanted was sex. So he made Rishard believe he wanted to date and be in a relationship with him. From day one John turned the chat about sex telling Richard he wanted to "suck him off" and "fuck him hard in the ass". The story with Jonno and Richard is very similar to what happened with Ivan. John contonues with his way of hiding the the truth just so he can get laid. Risch is now struggling with his feelings as he finds out he was fucked for nothing. A few days after Rich finds the truth Jonno stops talking to him. He splits with both Ivan and Rich and contonies. He moves to Dan. Dan seems sweet and trusting. He buys his story too. It is early July and Jonno is already sleeping with Dan and telling him how he was cheated on in his last relationship. John tells Dan he was left heart broken, harassed, attacked. He knows this is not true but he also knows he has done it before and it worked. Jonno knows it is ok to make up stories to have sex with people and get money from them. We need to stop Jonno as this is enough. Noone can be lied to and taken advantage of. John is going to keep do this until he can and until he gets away with it.
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I want to tell you another story. I want to tell you the story of Jonno and Richard. You already know what happened with John and Ivan. Jonno lyed to Ivan that he was single to sleep with him. He has done the same to Richard while he was with Ivan. Jonno told Rishard he split up with Ivan and they were just friends. John told that lie in march this years. But Jonno was still with Ivan and all he wanted was sex. So he made Rishard believe he wanted to date and be in a relationship with him. From day one John turned the chat about sex telling Richard he wanted to "suck him off" and "fuck him hard in the ass". The story with Jonno and Richard is very similar to what happened with Ivan. John contonues with his way of hiding the the truth just so he can get laid. Risch is now struggling with his feelings as he finds out he was fucked for nothing. A few days after Rich finds the truth Jonno stops talking to him. He splits with both Ivan and Rich and contonies. He moves to Dan. Dan seems sweet and trusting. He buys his story too. It is early July and Jonno is already sleeping with Dan and telling him how he was cheated on in his last relationship. John tells Dan he was left heart broken, harassed, attacked. He knows this is not true but he also knows he has done it before and it worked. Jonno knows it is ok to make up stories to have sex with people and get money from them. We need to stop Jonno as this is enough. Noone can be lied to and taken advantage of. John is going to keep do this until he can and until he gets away with it.
this are jonno's supporters
they guide him and give him advise for every wrongedoing he commits 1 Ella Larkin 2 Ryan Blake 3 Laura Walsh 4 Lyndsey Cox 5 Sophie Davies 6 Billy Crosbee 7 Amy Wells 8 Clarissa Sh 9 Adam Butcher 10 Steve Gemmell 11 Ben Edwin 12 Jeevan Jeyaratnam 13 Wayne Cook 14 Laura Kheirkhah 15 Jai Patel 16 Nicola Street 17 Vicky Panteli Christodoulou 18 Sionice-Louise Phillips 19 Adam Rowland 20 Mary Kathleen Marshall 21 Christie Harkins 22 Spencer Steven 23 Chris de Lobel 24 Clare Murphy Forrest 25 Maiko Uesaki 26 Colin Brockbanks 27 Gemma Anne 28 Scarlett Rowe 29 Stijn van Rooij 30 Emma Grant 31 Mussy Denizer 32 Aimee Peach 33 Jessica Woolley 34 Martin Owen-brown 35 Laura Dunbar 36 Sarah Elizabeth Houghton 37 Adam Lowe 38 Holly LS 39 Josh Owen-Brown 40 Sharon Bickley 41 Gabrielle Ami 42 Gary Kinley 43 Chelsea Harris 44 Tom Hewitt 45 Jude Bellingham 46 Ruth Reading 47 Rich Sidwell 48 Mandy Hatton 49 Jennifer Jones 50 Charlotte Ballard 51 Alex Holland 52 Rachel Stevenson 53 Kenny Wrennie 54 Hannah Brecknell 55 Adam Jordan 56 Ricci Lawless 57 Lydia Lyth 58 Charlotte Williams 59 Ryan Robert James Jacquel 60 Joseph Atkinson 61 Jenny Balac 62 Craig Anderson 63 Sue Towner 64 Sarah Aitken 65 Alex Woodbridge 66 Sophie Katija Horvat Fowler 67 Kiri Harvey 68 Sam Murray 69 William Josephs 70 Charlotte Webb 71 Jack Chocholowicz 72 Gail Tracy Fortnum Albutt 73 Kelly Spiers 74 Nicola Lailey 75 Rachael Louise 76 Haley Walls 77 Harvey Thandi 78 Adrian Korzeniowski 79 Steven Grantham 80 Sue Wedgbury 81 Jordan Alexander 82 Pam Waters 83 Marie Glass 84 Donna-Marie Swanick 85 Steve Blake 86 Heidi Miles 87 Paula Knight 88 Lisa Jordan 89 Paul Shuck 90 Sonja Graham 91 Victoria Wilson-Lees 92 Heather Turner 93 Charli Hart 94 Jimmy Josephs 95 Ellie Angel-Clare 96 Leanne Golden 97 Olivia Woolley 98 Rosie Gooding 99 Michelle Leake 100 Chris Lamb 101 Lee White 102 Janet Clarke 103 Michelle Kinrade Was Rogers 104 Joanne Vanes 105 Amanda Mayall 106 Marie Fahy Pinfield 107 Zo Wey 108 Leon Payne 109 Allison Shaw 110 James Butler 111 Luke Brown 112 Nikki Smith 113 Adam Jordan 114 Rebecca Slater 115 Julia Reeve-Parker 116 Karen Allen 117 Rache Ellis 118 Linda Evans 119 Katie Lees 120 Karen Blake 121 Natalie Streeter 122 Paul Hindmarch 123 Aaron Thaitan Turner 124 Paul Woolls 125 Richard Long 126 Stacey Lamb 127 Gemma Walker 128 Lisa Webb 129 Aaron Shuttleworth 130 Alice Whitfield 131 Elizabeth Josephs 132 Kinga Kapitar 133 Sam Birkin 134 Pauline Nicholls 135 Polly Upton 136 Marianna Lacinova 137 Laura Phillips 138 Kerry Fereday 139 Andy Wardle 140 Tracy Coward 141 Emily Mcgowan 142 Denise Hall 143 Elaine Davis 144 Luke Spencer 145 Nick Fox 146 Chris Haynes 147 Dan Jeanes 148 Dan Palmer 149 Tyler Allen 150 Benji Btc 151 Nicholas Fuller 152 Stephanie Allen 153 Bex Thorne 154 Ben Adam 155 Ronald Cheape 156 Alex Woodbridge Tennis 157 Manuel Antonio Mata 158 Richard Wright 159 Dan Wainman 160 James Brookes 161 Phil Dwyer 162 Helen Warwood 163 Emma Fellows 164 Jess Thwaites 165 Jill Hobbs 166 Laurieanna Evans 167 Neil Lynch 168 Martin Park 169 Emily Hopkins 170 Elizabeth Kavanagh 171 Mike James 172 Quintin Lewarne 173 Sam Lang 174 Roxy Harleyisla 175 Richard James 176 Rachel Stockwin 177 Rachel Schieber 178 Matthew Bell 179 Kate Perkins 180 Marcus And-Lesley Pestell 181 Paul Raff Drake 182 Gustavo De Carvalho 183 Steven Bradley 184 Jane Gunn 185 Sarah Caldwell 186 Lee Williams 187 Alan Currie 188 Rebecca Blake 189 Darren Sellers 190 Will Fowler 191 Michael Lears 192 Sophie Allen-Dunbar 193 Liz Murray-White 194 Elijah Choo 195 John Browning 196 Gem Hudson Marriott 197 Sarah Jurkowski 198 Claire Stimson 199 Adam Rasul 200 Nini Sparkle 201 Claire Drake 202 Sarah Potter 203 Paul Wheeler 204 Marc Wallace 205 Rachel Sims 206 Magnus Birch 207 Ollie Upton 208 Dan Morris 209 Becky Holdstock 210 Louise Beacham 211 Katy Hall 212 David Nash 213 Jo Stokes 214 Ellen Hudson Was Marriott 215 Carol Roberts 216 Cássia Pascheto 217 Natalie Butler 218 Veronica Winter 219 Melissa Lammas 220 Natalie Dalton-Thomas 221 Neil Loy 222 Martine McWalter 223 Jo Jinks 224 Chris Potter 225 Martin Lowe 226 Lindsey Park 227 Scott Walls 228 Ben Abel 229 Daniel Allen 230 Leigh Shakespeare 231 Saralee Lawless 232 Arpana Mallady 233 Esther Beaver 234 Melissa-Jayne Lakin 235 Jo James 236 Stef Jane Ellie 237 Colin Montgomery 238 Charlotte Maycock 239 Matty Lloyd 240 Sam Hull-Abbotts 241 Dominic Skinner 242 Pam Browning 243 Elaine Mcp 244 Lisa Lears-was Crow 245 Rachel Lloyd 246 Sebastian LeFeuvre 247 Tracie Loach Dunn
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