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thewrittenpodcast · 13 days

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Principal: unfortunately we had to call your mother in

Peter: may won't pick up

Principal: no not your aunt. your mother

Peter: i don't... have one?

Principal: says here one Viginia Potts is listed

Peter: i have never met a virginia in my life

Pepper, walking in: i was called

Peter:

Peter: your name is virginia?

Peter: my life is a lie

Peter: how can I go on

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ironwingedhawk · 4 months

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The kids casting in PJO is great but I love how all of the adult actors just walked on set for a day or two, ate, left no crumbs and then left after absolutely delivering.

Truly iconic.

#percy jackson #percy jackon and the olympians #poseidon #jessica parker kennedy #virginia kull #lance reddick #timothy omundson #toby stephens #zeus #medusa #lin manuel miranda #sally jackson #hephaestus

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tonystark-official · 4 months

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You have no idea how real this is. They leech off of me like actual parasites. If I wasn't so fond of them, I would kick them to the curb.

#tony stark #iron man #mcu #marvel mcu #marvel #marvel cinematic universe #queue #marvel comics #iron dad #irondad #pepper potts #virginia potts #harley keener #peter parker #spiderson #marvel spiderman #spider man #spiderman #irondad and spiderson

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natasha-rogersbarnes · 13 days

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Tony : you're grounded! No more spider-man-ing!

Spidey : Nuh uh, I ain't getting grounded

Tony : What do you mean "ain't getting grounded" ? There's no option in here!

Spidey : Nuh uh

Pepper : Go to your room

Spidey : I am sorry ma'am ill respect your words and listen to you and repent my actions

Tony : HoWwWw!??!

Bonus:

Pepper : Tony you're going too soft on the kid. Yesterday he was out all night! And you didn't tell him anything?

Tony : Well what do you want me to do? Put him in a timeout?

Pepper : yes, at least for four minutes!

Tony : YOURE A HEARTLESS MONSTER, DO YOU NOT LOVE HIM????!!!!!

//I saw this on pinterest and had to bring it here. GOLD//

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#marvel #roleplay #peter parker #spiderman #tony stark #iron man #pepper potts #Virginia potts #Fanfic

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ljlokijinx · 6 months

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The Rogues came back, and Tony is introducing Harley and Peter to them: Okay, so, these are the kids, Harley and Peter.

Clint: Oh... *walking over to Peter* You look just like your father.

Peter: I do?

Clint, next to Harley: You look... Just like the mailman.

Tony, in tears: Pepper, you cheated on me?!

Pepper: Clint, they're his i n t e r n s!

#avengers #avengers funny #avengers incorrect scenarios #avengers incorrect quotes #peter parker #spiderman #domestic avengers #tony stark #irondad #iron man #pepper potts #virginia potts #harley keener

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spidey-official · 8 months

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#marvel mcu #mcu #spiderman #marvel cinematic universe #marvel spiderman #spider man #marvel #peter parker #queue #spider speaking #spiderson #irondad and spiderson #iron man #iron dad #irondad #tony stark #pepper potts #virginia potts

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winterfieldfrontiers · 6 months

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When i saw Virginia Kull

OMFG, she is from my favorite series!!

She was in Sneaky Pete, underated series from Amazon Prime (her role is so hardcore than Sally Jackson.

Trust me, you're not believe it.

#sally jackson #virginia kull #percy jackson #pjo #Sneaky pete #Katie Boyd #percy jackon and the olympians #percy pjo #walker scobell #giovanni ribisi #she's alway with my babies #Sally Jackson was Parker Selfridge ex #pjo disney+#percy jackson disney+#disney+#now she's Percy's mom

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kemetic-dreams · 1 year

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Anthony Johnson (c. 1600 – 1670) was a man known for achieving wealth in the early 17th-century Colony of Virginia. Born in Angola, he was one of the first African Americans whose right to own a slave for life was recognized by the Virginia courts. Held as an indentured servant in 1621, he earned his freedom after several years, and was granted land by the colony.

He later became a tobacco farmer in Maryland. He attained great wealth after completing his term as an indentured servant, and has been referred to as "'the African patriarch' of the first community of Negro property owners in America"

In the early 1620s, Portuguese slave traders captured the man who would later be known as Anthony Johnson in Portuguese Angola, named him António, and sold him into the Atlantic slave trade. António was bought by a colonist in Virginia. As an indentured servant, António worked for a merchant at the Virginia Company. He was also received into the Roman Catholic Church

He sailed to Virginia in 1621 aboard the James. The Virginia Muster (census) of 1624 lists his name as "Antonio not given," recorded as "a Negro" in the "notes" column. Historians have some dispute as to whether this was the same António later known as Anthony Johnson, as the census lists several men named "Antonio Johnson was sold as an indentured servant to a white planter named Bennet to work on his Virginia tobacco farm. (Slave laws were not passed until 1661 in Virginia; prior to that date, Africans were not officially considered to be slaves)

Such workers typically worked under a limited indenture contract for four to seven years to pay off their passage, room, board, lodging, and freedom dues. In the early colonial years, most Africans in the Thirteen Colonies were held under such contracts of limited indentured servitude. With the exception of those indentured for life, they were released after a contracted period. Those who managed to survive their period of indenture would receive land and equipment after their contracts expired or were bought out. Most white laborers in this period also came to the colony as indentured servants.

António changed his name to Anthony Johnson. He first entered the legal record as an unindentured man when he purchased a calf in 1647.

Johnson was granted a large plot of farmland by the colonial government after he paid off his indentured contract by his labor. On July 24, 1651, he acquired 250 acres (100 ha) of land under the headright system by buying the contracts of five indentured servants, one of whom was his son, Richard Johnson. The headright system worked in such a way that if a man were to bring indentured servants over to the colonies (in this particular case, Johnson brought the five servants), he was owed 50 acres a "head", or servant.

The land was located on the Great Naswattock Creek, which flowed into the Pungoteague River in Northampton County, Virginia.

With his own indentured servants, Johnson ran his own tobacco farm. In fact, one of those servants, John Casor, would later become one of the first African men to be declared indentured for life.

Though Casor was the first person who was declared a slave in a civil case, there were both black and white indentured servants sentenced to lifetime servitude before him. Many historians describe indentured servant John Punch as the first documented slave (or slave for life) in America, as punishment for escaping his captors in 1640. It is considered one of the first legal cases to make a racial distinction between black and white indentured servants

Significance of Casor lawsuit

The Casor lawsuit demonstrates the culture and mentality of planters in the mid-17th century. Individuals made assumptions about the society of Northampton County and their place in it. According to historians T.H. Brean and Stephen Innes, Casor believed he could form a stronger relationship with his patron Robert Parker than Anthony Johnson had formed over the years with his patrons. Casor considered the dispute to be a matter of patron-client relationship, and this wrongful assumption resulted in his losing his case in court and having the ruling against him. Johnson knew that the local justices shared his basic belief in the sanctity of property. The judge sided with Johnson, although in future legal issues, race played a larger role.

The Casor lawsuit was an example of how difficult it was for Africans who were indentured servants to prevent being reduced to slavery. Most Africans could not read and had almost no knowledge of the English language. Planters found it easy to force them into slavery by refusing to acknowledge the completion of their indentured contracts. This is what happened in Johnson v. Parker. Although two white planters confirmed that Casor had completed his indentured contract with Johnson, the court still ruled in Johnson's favor.

In this early period, free blacks enjoyed "relative equality" with the white community. About 20% of free black Virginians owned their own homes. In 1662 the Virginia Colony passed a law that children in the colony were born with the social status of their mother, according to the Roman principle of partus sequitur ventrem. This meant that the children of slave women were born into slavery, even if their fathers were free, European, Christian, and white. This was a reversal of English common law, which held that the children of English subjects took the status of their father. The Virginian colonial government expressed the opinion that since Africans were not Christians, common law could not and did not apply to them

#kemetic dreams #africans #african #Angola #christians #european #english #english common law #casor #johnson v. parker #slavery #indentured #virginia

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dailybugle-blr · 3 months

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For Immediate Release

New York City, April 12

Stark Industries Unveils Groundbreaking Technology to Revolutionize Transportation

Stark Industries, a global leader in innovation and technology, is proud to announce the launch of its latest groundbreaking advancement in transportation technology. The new Stark Mobility System (SMS) promises to revolutionize the way people move around cities, offering unprecedented speed, efficiency and sustainability.

Developed by Stark Industries' team of world-class engineers and scientists, the SMS harnesses cutting-edge advancements in propulsion systems, materials science and artificial intelligence to create a truly futuristic mode of transportation.

"We are thrilled to introduce the Stark Mobility System to the world," said Tony Stark, former CEO of Stark Industries. "With SMS, we're not just reimagining transportation – we're transforming it. Our goal is to provide people with a faster, safer and more environmentally-friendly way to navigate urban environments."

The key features of the Stark Mobility System include:

1. Hyper-Efficient Propulsion: The SMS utilizes advanced propulsion technology to achieve unprecedented speeds while minimizing energy consumption. With its sleek design and aerodynamic profile, the SMS offers a smooth and efficient ride for passengers.

2. Autonomous Navigation: Equipped with state-of-the-art sensors and artificial intelligence algorithms, the SMS is capable of autonomous navigation, allowing it to safely navigate through traffic and obstacles with precision and reliability.

3. Sustainable Design: Stark Industries is committed to sustainability, and the SMS is no exception. By utilizing renewable energy sources and eco-friendly materials, the SMS minimizes its environmental impact and contributes to a greener future.

4. Seamless Integration: The SMS is designed to seamlessly integrate with existing transportation infrastructure, offering commuters a convenient and efficient way to travel within and between cities.

"We believe that the Stark Mobility System has the potential to revolutionize urban transportation and improve the quality of life for people around the world," said Pepper Potts, CEO of Stark Industries. "We're excited to see the positive impact that SMS will have on communities and economies worldwide."

The Stark Mobility System is set to begin pilot testing in select cities in the coming months, with plans for a full-scale rollout in the near future. For more information about the SMS and other innovations from Stark Industries, please visit the Stark Industries Website.

Contact:

Mark Johnson

Director of Public Relations

Stark Industries

(555) 987-6543

[email protected]

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About Stark Industries:

Stark Industries is a global leader in innovation and technology, specializing in aerospace, defense and sustainable energy solutions. With a commitment to pushing the boundaries of what's possible, Stark Industries is dedicated to making the world a better place through innovation and ingenuity.

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chicinsilk · 5 months

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US Vogue January 1956

Mutation Mink Breeders Association by Maximilian.

Model/Modèle : Suzy Parker

Photo Virginia Thoren

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#us vogue #maximilian #suzy parker #virginia thoren #cartier #mink coat #manteau de vison #advertising #publicité #fashion 50s #1956 #spring/summer #printemps/été

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thewrittenpodcast · 14 days

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Peter: you can't ground me

Tony: can. Did. It's done you're grounded

Peter: but-

Pepper: no arguments you're grounded

Peter, saluting: yes ma'am Ms. Potts i am going to rethink my life in my room now

Tony:

Tony: HOW

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cressida-jayoungr · 1 year

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One Dress a Day Challenge

March: Pink Redux

Funny Face / Ensemble (including Dovima and Suzy Parker)

To close out the month of pink, here are the costumes from the "Think Pink!" musical number. Appearing in it are Suzy Parker, the real-life inspiration for Jo Stockton, the movie's main character, and Dovima, who in real life worked frequently with Richard Avedon, who was the real-life inspiration for the male lead, Dick Avery.