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Lee Sievan. Chatham Square. New York, 1946

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The Godfather

Director: Francis Ford Coppola | Studio: Paramount | USA, 1972 Starring: Al Pacino, Marlon Brando, & James Caan

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my "i love nuance" t shirt is raising a lot of questions but no one is liking how long my answers are

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will you be continuing your "clothes make the man" series by any chance?

i've never thought about costume design in video games before and your insight were super interesting to read about!

I will be continuing it, yes!

"When?" is unfortunately a question I can't answer just yet. I got on a Mafia kick at the end of last year as a kind of vacation from my other projects, but had to refocus my efforts on my obligations. I'm definitely not gone forever, though! The post about Sam is languishing in my drafts as we speak, lol.

If you want to nurture that newfound interest in costume design in video games, my co-writer @djangodurango runs a very similar blog (the inspiration for this one, actually) about the game We Happy Few and wrote a two part post about the costume design in that game which focuses heavily on the mod fashion of the 1960s. It's very well-researched and covers a ton of history and analysis. Hopefully it'll tide you over until I get back around to writing about my boys.

Thanks for the ask!

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will you be continuing your "clothes make the man" series by any chance?

i've never thought about costume design in video games before and your insight were super interesting to read about!

I will be continuing it, yes!

"When?" is unfortunately a question I can't answer just yet. I got on a Mafia kick at the end of last year as a kind of vacation from my other projects, but had to refocus my efforts on my obligations. I'm definitely not gone forever, though! The post about Sam is languishing in my drafts as we speak, lol.

If you want to nurture that newfound interest in costume design in video games, my co-writer @djangodurango runs a very similar blog (the inspiration for this one, actually) about the game We Happy Few and wrote a two part post about the costume design in that game which focuses heavily on the mod fashion of the 1960s. It's very well-researched and covers a ton of history and analysis. Hopefully it'll tide you over until I get back around to writing about my boys.

Thanks for the ask!

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(mob boss voice) so here's the deal, see. you's gonna go home and get a gooood night's sleep, see? and you's gonna have sweet dreams and a reaaal nice rest. reaaal nice. max here will tuck you in *i motion to the thuggish goon behind me and he approaches you with a warm glass of milk held gingerly in his enormous hand*

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all my haters become gators when I travel through the bayou of success

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polycule where one guy has an “i can fix him” mindset and another guy has an “i can make him worse” mindset about the same third guy. net zero moral change

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yes they are toxic but it is because of the love. without the love it would be a lot healthier actually.

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It's hilarious to me that Al Capone was an amazing tipper. I get why it took so long to catch him.

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fic planning be like:

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girl im going insane over characters you didnt even know existed

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am always obsessed when someone says to a character “call off your dog” about another character.

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i saw you and your male friend across the bar and noticed you're extremely weird about each other in various platonic and/or romantic ways Mind if i obsereve

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my friends and I have created a game we call Quipposting, where you play quiplash but you roll a wheel full of character archetypes, and whatever it lands on, you all answer as if you are like, a wizard or cowboy. This legitimately makes quiplash go from a fun enough game to an S+ tier absolute unabashed banger