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It feels like this every time I write a fic

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"Are you more of a family or career oriented person?" Babygirl im a bed oriented person. Snork mimimi

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This pretty much summarizes how it feels knowing what's going to be coming and just having to take it.

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Farscape: Throne For A Loss

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I was not made for capitalism I was made for having tea and cakes and talking about fictional man cock

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Oh my ...

This chest hair 😍

Somehow I'm seeing a lot of pictures of him right now 🤣

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Hello and Welcome to A Brand New thirst blog, in which we will be touring the career of actor Clint Walker. It is the intent of this blog to provide semi-upgraded imagery of the silverscreen actor, utilizing colorization techiques to update iconic moments of the actor's career that were originally captured in black and white. Black and white imagery will also be common on the blog. This blog is recommended for 18 and up, because frankly... hawt dayumn.

Enjoy yourselves! Now onto the blogging.

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Clint Walker in Cheyenne

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Clint Walker as Yellowstone Kelly

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Clint Walker as Posey, The Dirty Dozen. 1967.

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when i was 12ish, my mom was showing in a western art show. our booth was right next to a nice old man signing autographs. all day he had a steady line of giggling old ladies who were much younger than him that's how old he was. my mom said "you don't know who is he, but that guy was FAMOUS in westerns" and i was like "westerns and old people are boring, but okay" and when I looked up his imdb later he wasn't in anything me or my friends knew, so i forgot about him

...this....THIS was the old guy I met

UM, YEAH. god bless those old ladies, they had great taste, i never should have doubted forgive me i was a child 😭🥺

(btw, he was a sweetheart, especially when the day got slow. i was reading a book and he asked me about it and I only remember he was kind)

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Clint Walker as Jim Cole The Night of the Grizzly (1966) dir. Joseph Pevney

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I'm not upset discussions of Sally Ride these days don't leave out the fact that she was a lesbian and therefore the first known queer person in space (albeit a fact only known after her death), but I hate that the fact that what is left out is that she, while part of the Roger's Commission after Challenger exploded, was the whistleblower who made sure the information for the defects of the O-rings made its way to Richard Feynman, who then famously, publicly, and on camera demonstrated how icy coldness (such as the cold and icy weather the morning before Challenger launched) could critically deform the O-rings used and keep them from forming a seal. This was also only revealed after she died. (x)

Whenever Sally Ride comes up these days among my (overwhelmingly queer) friends, we all acknowledge that she was a lesbian and celebrate what a role model she was not just for girls but for queer kids (and adults) too, but everyone is always surprised when I bring up the whistleblowing thing, which I think is damn shame and a disservice to her legacy.

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The best part of growing older is the ever-increasing amount of people you can pull the "where's your mom at" on. Like no son I'm not having this kind of beef with you, that's beneath my dignity, but I'd like to have a word with whoever was supposed to raise you about whether they know how you're acting in public. Yeah I'm 30 and you're like 25 but that's irrelevant here.

Sure, you can stab me over it. See how much that'll help you. Send me to Hell today and I'll be having this talk with your grandma.