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Oh dear William, that bottle looks almost empty...

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Saburrantibus! I sound like I’ve escaped from Old Possum’s Book of Cats.

I imagine some trans person or enby changing their name like.

-> Goes to Wiktionary.org -> Clicks "Random entry" -> My name is now ጭምብል

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Karl and his many, many layers...

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Cats getting caught doing crimes

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Just us psyching ourselves up to deal with the start of another week. Monday again?

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what if the sparkling doe eyes were ~evil~ ?

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Stones have been known to move, and trees to speak.

Augurs and understood relations have

By magot pies and choughs and rooks brought forth

The secret’st man of blood. —What is the night?

—Act 3, Scene 4, Macbeth, William Shakespeare

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Karl on the phone, hunting out more layers to wear.

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What are you drinking, William?

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ITS THIS THING TUESDAY

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FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO DO NOT KNOW

THIS IS A TRUMPET

THIS IS A TROMBONE

THIS IS A TUBA

AND THIS IS A FRENCH HORN

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME

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Hello there, Michael... 🥺

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"Stephen Dillane attends 'The Hours' premiere at the Mann's national theatre, LA. 18th December 2002."

Photographer: Tammie Arroyo

Source

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Prommy admiring the view from Mount Olympus with his new best friend. Good for him, good for him.

This took me way too long though lol!

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Stephen Dillane (in absentia), winning the 1998 AFI Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Television Drama:

I'm sorry that I cant be here to receive this award - it seems a bit rude, like picking up your presents without turning up for Christmas. I'd like to accept it on behalf of the entire cast, crew, writers and production team of 'Kings in Grass Castles' who with their great professionalism, talent and good humour, saw us through this extraordinary epic. I've worked in Australia a couple of times now, and enjoyed it immensely both times. This is the next unexpected and welcome bonus.