#Ex-Cop

[loonytwohand-okajima79]

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

DOLPH LUNDGREN IS FRANK CASTLE -- AN EX-COP ON A VIGILANTE-POWER TRIP.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on a Marvel comic book advertisement for the now cult classic vigilante-action/thriller film, "The Punisher" (1989), a joint American-Australian release, directed by Mark Goldbatt. New World Pictures.

EXTRA INFO: The advertisement was featured as back cover art to "Marvel 1989: The Year in Review" Vol. 1 #1. December, 1989. Marvel Comics

Source: www.hipcomic.com/listing/10441348.

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"GODFREY GETS TWO YEARS," Toronto Star. March 19, 1934. Page 9. --- George F. Godfrey was sentenced to-day by Judge Parker to two years each on two convictions of armed robbery, the sentences to run concurrently.

""MENACE TO SOCIETY" GIVEN PRISON TERMS," Toronto Star. March 19, 1934. Page 3. --- Attempted Slayer and Hold-Up Man Is Sentenced by Judge Parker ---- Convicted recently on two charges of armed robbery, George F. Godfrey appeared in general sessions before Judge Parker to-day and was sentenced to two years each on both counts, to run concurrently.

Godfrey was sentenced to four years in Kingston penitentiary last week in the assizes by Mr. Justice McFarland for the attempted murder of Frederick Davidson, taxi driver, last January. To-day's sentences will run consecutively with the other.

"Men like you are a menace to society and the safety of others. It is a pity that the only cure seems to be imprisonment," Judge Parker said, in passing sentence.

The counts on which Godfrey was sentenced to-day were: Robbing Peter Cadieux, New Method Laundry Co. driver, of $50 on Dec. 30 last and holding up Miss Melba Painter, clerk in a cleaning and pressing store owned by Bertram Keith, on Dovercourt Rd., and taking $125.

[Godfrey was 31, single, a labourer, born in Picton, Ontario, went by the alias Harris, was tattooed with a cross & dove on his left forearm, and a 'French girl' on his right thigh; he had been in Kingston Penitentiary three times before, dating back to the early 1920s, and had done three terms in the Montreal Jail as well. He was convict #3399 at Kingston Penitentiary, and worked in a hard labour stone breaking workshop. He appears to have 'cracked up' or gone buggy, then contemporary slang for a prisoner having a breakdown or mental health crisis. After a series of disturbances and violent incidents and yelling episodes in July and August, the prison doctor asked that Godfrey be transferred under Section 56 of the Penitentiary Act to Rockwood Asylum, where he remained at least until his sentence ended.]

[jeyneofpoole]

it is so strange to go to the grocery store and realize that 65 percent of the people there just hate me and will always hate me. i mean it’s not like i didn’t know before. but i don’t think people in blue states will ever understand that level of sheer hopelessness and total demoralization and i wouldn’t wish it on them. if you love or even just know a southerner please realize that we can hear what you’re saying about us and it’s not just one wall of bigots here. people are already talking about refusing aid to states like texas and florida in the case of another natural disaster and i am begging you to realize that we fucking live here too.

[johnstargazer]

[oifaaa]

Here's the thing about Alfred he's a old English butler and if you don't know anything about English classism then you might just look at that and go "oh how cute old man employee/dad figure" when in actuality you don't become a butler (at least the type Alfred is) without really believing in the class system as to become a butler you have to learn all the arbitrary old English rules about etiquette and really play into all the pompous shit rich people believe in

[myopic-creation]

at les mis for the first time during intermission. someone tell me that revolutionary doesn't die, he looks so good in red but i'd like it to not be blood

future me, did he die

[whotfelsewantedtobelynnyx]

Chat, I regret to inform you that I have added a new hyperfixation…so…

Agatha All Along Incorrect Quotes!

Alice: Hold the fuck up.

Also Alice, crawling into Lilia’s lap: It’s me. I’m the fuck up. Hold me.

Rio: I have an idea!

Jen: No murder.

Rio, sighing petulantly: I no longer have an idea.

Lilia: I have a bad feeling about this…

Agatha: What do you mean?

Alice: Don’t you ever get that little voice in the back of your head that tells you if something is going to get you in trouble?

Agatha: No.

Jen: That actually explains so much.

Lilia: As far back as I can remember, I’ve always had this little voice in my head telling me to “live it up today, because there’s not gonna be a lot of tomorrows”.

Agatha: You do realize there’s medication designed to get rid of those kinds of voices, right?

Teen: A bird flew in through my window and I’m trying to befriend it.

*later*

Agatha: Why don’t you quit bothering me and go talk to your bird friend?

Teen: Matthew and I are not speaking at the moment.

*the coven, huddling together behind a makeshift shelter to shield themselves from repeated gunshots*

Alice, hastily shoving the others behind her so she can return fire: Agatha, do you have any idea who would want to shoot you?!

Agatha, squashed between Jen and Rio: Many people want to shoot me. I take great pride in that!

Jen, glaring at the group as she hands over bail money:

Alice, tapping her shoulder: What about Teen?

Jen, glaring more: I’ve got to bail him out too? Where’s Agatha?

Teen: No one called her. We used Lilia’s phone call to call Alice and Rio’s to call you. Then Rio used my phone call to vote for American Idol.

Rio: :)

Jen: Rio isn’t answering her phone.

Agatha: Here, I’ll try.

Jen: Alice and I have tried six times each, what makes you think that-

Rio, picking up on the first ring: Hey, sweetheart.

Agatha: The ends always justify the means!

Jen: Do you know who said that?

Agatha: Was it Oprah or someone nice and great like that?

Jen: It was Machiavelli. A decidedly non-Oprah like person.

Jen: I bet you didn’t even finish the thing I asked you to get done!

Agatha: For your information, I most certainly did! Got it done last night!

Teen, whispering to Agatha: You didn’t get it done, did you?

Agatha, whispering back: I don’t even know what she’s talking about.

Lilia: I am at a loss for words!

Teen, glancing at the camera like his mom like he’s on The Office: Despite being lost for words, Lilia yelled at us for the next 45 minutes.

Agatha, carrying Señor Scratchy out of the room:

Señor Scratchy: *snuggles under her chin*

Agatha, kissing his head: You are being punished. Please stop being adorable. I love you.

Teen: I got a trampoline tent for summer sleepovers!

Jen, whispering to the other adult witches: …think of all the sex.

Alice: There are two types of people.

Rio: If you wanted to eat someone, you could put a fire under it and slowly roast them :)

Lilia: …three. Three types of people.

Jen, cautiously: I can’t believe I didn’t notice this before, but…Teen, you are a little crazy.

Teen: Aren’t we all a little crazy here, Jen?

Jen: No, I mean you’re aging-ballerina, child-chess-prodigy, professional magician kind of crazy.

Teen: It’s my mom’s fault. You know, we come from a Jewish family, but she used to tell me the reason Santa didn’t come was because my room was too dirty.

Rio: I’ve come looking for trouble. And if I can’t find trouble, I WILL create some.

Alice: Do you trust me?

Lilia, smiling proudly at her: Yes.

Alice, who has been completely panicking: Wait, what? Why?!

Agatha, awkwardly glancing around for help: Er…Alice, I’m gonna be honest, I don’t know what to say to people who are crying. So I’m just gonna hope that the tone of my voice makes you think I do, okay, sweetie?

Alice, sniffling: …thanks, Agatha.

Agatha, patting her on the back with a bit too much enthusiasm: No problem, kid.

Lilia: I told Agatha about it weeks ago!

Teen: She WHAT?

Agatha: What??? Lilia says insane shit all the time, how was I supposed to know this one was true?!

Lilia: Bank accounts are a sham created by the shadow government!

Agatha: SEE?!

BONUS:

Wanda, watching from the afterlife: so…when exactly do kids grow out of that whole emo, rebellious stage?

Lorna, shrugging: I don’t know. Alice is still in it.

[aingeal98]

The DC pride and Secret Six issue coming out on the same day is so funny though. One comic extolling the virtues of various characters that are US cops and soldiers and tying their queer identity to it. The other having a gay character discover that the USA is explicitly committed ethnic cleansing against his people. Despite all the comic fans that claimed Jay was just a bland push for queer marketing, he sure isn't the one getting the sanitised American propaganda version of pride stories right now.

[brionysea]

I mean, leverage does have copaganda in it. it's miles more leftist than most shows, especially ones that are based on Real Crimes That Actually Happened (leverage crimes were committed by rich people and they don't demonize mental illness for no reason) and it's very vocally anti-capitalist in a fashion that's extremely cathartic, but don't misrepresent it, there is still copaganda in leverage

[heretherebedork]

Morning Love

[lolobizarreadventuresshatpost]

The police officeeeer

[tvfangirladdict]

Alert: Missing Persons Unit literally said, let's give Danny Williams his own show in Philadelphia. I caaaaan't. They literally took Scott Caan, gave him a new shield, combined Danny and Steve's personalities, and threw him into another gay as hell partnership with another hot af boss/partner. He even called his partner babe, like whaaat? It's like seeing what happened to Danny if the mellow au version of him from Steve's dream ended up in PA with the ex-wife and daughter instead of Hawaii and called himself Jason 💀💀

So, yeah, if you miss McDanno I suggest trying Alert: Missing Person's Unit. It's basically the same thing💀 but Scott is playing a mix of both Danny AND McGarrett.

I seriously think they're trying to out-McDanno Hawaii Five-O. Cause wdym they're coparenting their daughter in between bickering through their case?💀

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"FIND GODFREY GUILTY OF INTENT TO KILL," Toronto Star. March 15, 1934. Page 3. --- Didn't Handle Gun But Was Accessory ---- "Guilty of intent to kill" was the verdict returned by a jury in assize court yesterday in the case of Frank Godfrey, alias George Godfrey, who was charged with attempted murder. Godfrey, together with another man named Harry Jackson, got Fred Davidson, a taxi operator, to drive them some distance. An attempt was then made to overpower Davidson, a shot from a revolver finally lodging in his throat.

The evidence was to the effect that it was not Godfrey who fired the shot. But, because of his complicity, he was adjudged as guilty as if he had handled the gun.

[cake-emu]

Coronation Street | Carla Connor + Lisa Swain (9th September 2024)

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Hwang In-ho rides a motorcycle pass it on