#Corbin Colby

[itsmyfriendisaac]

♋ July 14th: Undercover Lover, Corbin Colby.

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This edition of our hugely popular series #Helix is SUPER SIZED! Sean Ford and big dicked Corbin Colby are here answering questions submitted by their biggest fans; and you guys outdid yourselves this time! The questions AND answers are so hot the guys are wrapped around each other from the start! Snuggling and stroking one another as they talk about sex, music and everything in between. The boys get real and answer everything with amazing honesty.

This naturally gets them worked up, a slight tickle fight ensues and then…… full on, four alarm fire hung hotness! Corbin shows some twerking talent AND his beautiful naked butt. Pretty soon both boys bottoms are bare and bent over for your pleasure. Colby can't resist and goes IN on Ford. Pandora's box is open from here on out and every lickable inch gets tasted. Corbin's gigantic perfect cock mixed with Ford's plump fuckable fanny sets fire the the screen.

Colby cranks out cock by the pound as he buries his boner BAREBACK, hitting Ford in places he's never felt before. The crescendo cums when Colby fucks Ford in the air, leg muscles flexing as if he were created and built for fucking. Sean's pretty dick sucker opens wide as he lets loose his load. Then Colby's fat cock finds its way to Ford's face and unleashes it's wrath. Sean doesn't let one drop go to waste.

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STARTING WITH C

MASCULINE︰ cade. caden. caelan. caiden. cairo. cal. cale. caleb. caleb.. callahan. callan. callaway. callen. callum. calvin. cam. camden. camdyn. cameron. camilo. camron. cannon. carey. carl. carleton. carlos. carlton. carson. carter. cary. case. casey. cash. casimir. cason. casper. cassius. caulder. cavan. cayden. cayson. cecil. cedar. cedric. cesar. chace. chad. chadwick. chaim. chance. chandler. channing. charles. charley. charlie. charlton. chas. chase. chaz. chesley. chester. chet. chip. chris. christian. christie. christopher. chuck. chuckie. chucky. cillian. clair. clancy. clarence. clark. claud. claude. clay. clayton. clem. clement. cletis. cletus. cleve. cliff. clifford. clifton. clint. clinton. clive. clyde. cobie. cody. cohen. colbert. colby. cole. coleman. colin. collin. collins. collyn. colson. colt. colten. colter. colton. connell. conner. connor. conor. conrad. cooper. corbin. cordell. corey. cori. cornelius. cornell. corwin. cory. cosmo. coty. coy. craig. crawford. cree. creighton. crew. crispian. crispin. cristian. crofton. cruz. cullen. curran. curt. curtis. cuthbert. cy. cyan. cyril. cyrus.

FEMININE︰ cadence. caelie. cailin. calanthe. calanthia. caleigh. cali. callie. calliope. cam. camellia. cameron. camila. camilla. camille. camryn. candace. candi. candice. candy. candyce. capri. cara. careen. carey. carina. caris. carissa. carla. carlisa. carlisle. carly. carlyn. carmel. carmella. carmen. carol. carolina. caroline. carolyn. carrie. carter. casey. cass. cassandra. cassidy. cassie. cat. cataleya. catalina. catharine. catherine. cathleen. cathryn. cecelia. cecilia. cecily. cedar. celandine. celeste. celestine. celia. celinda. celine. chalice. chana. chandler. chanel. chanelle. channing. chantal. chantel. chantelle. chanté. charisma. charissa. charisse. charity. charla. charlee. charleen. charleigh. charlene. charley. charli. charlie. charlotte. charmaine. charnette. chasity. chastity. chaya. chelle. chelsea. chelsey. chelsie. cher. cherette. cheri. cherice. cherie. cherilyn. cherise. cherish. cherry. cherryl. cheryl. chesley. chevonne. cheyanne. cheyenne. chloe. chloë. chrissie. chrissy. christa. christabel. christabella. christabelle. christal. christen. christi. christiana. christie. christina. christine. christobel. christy. chrysanta. chrystal. ciara. cicely. ciera. cierra. cinda. cindi. cindra. cindy. claire. clara. clare. clarette. claribel. clarice. clarinda. clarissa. clarity. claudia. clematis. clemence. clemency. clementine. cleo. clover. coleen. colene. colette. colleen. collins. collyn. connie. constance. cora.

NEUTRAL︰ cab. cable. cache. cade. caden. cadence. cai. cal. callahan. callaway. callout. calm. camari. cambrian. camdyn. cameron. camille. camp. campbell. camren. camryn. candle. candy. cannon. canyon. captain. captor. carcass. carousel. carry. carsen. carsyn. carter. cartier. cas. cascade. case. casey. cash. casino. casket. casper. caspian. cassidy. castle. casual. cat. catalogue. cavalry. cave. cavity. cay. caydence. caylen. cedar. celeb. cement. cemetery. century. chain. chainsaw. chandler. channing. chaos. char. charge. charity. charleston. charley. charlie. charly. charm. chase. chayce. checkers. cheer. chemical. cherish. chernobyl. cherry. chevelle. chevy. chiffon. chilly. chip. chirp. chop. chosen. chozen. chris. chrome. chrysalis. chrysanthemum. church. cider. cidney. cinder. cinnamon. city. cj. clarity. clarke. classic. clay. clear. clementine. cliché. click. cliff. cloak. clock. closure. cloud. clover. clownery. cob. cobalt. cobolt. cobra. cocoa. code. codin. colby. colt. comatose. combat. conley. control. cookie. cooper. copeland. copper. cor. coral. corbyn. corduroy. core. corvette. cory. cosmic. count. court. courtesy. courtney. cove. coven. covet. coy. coyote. cradle. crane. crank. crash. cree. crest. crew. crime. crimson. crisis. critter. croc. crosby. cross. crow. crown. cruise. crush. crystal. cupcake. curse. cyan. cyber. cylinder. cypress. cécile.

[mouthwilloing]

Polle Says ... (Un)Emotional Support Animal Mocktail + Painkillers !

⟣ self-indulgent ! this is one of our absolute FAVORITE songs ,,, our core always rlly liked it for kin stuff and we figured we could do with a little ginger freak hanging around headspace again (not trying to replace the core, ofc) ⟢

Name

Andreas , Archer , Cassius , Torben , Evander , Calix , Damien , Ryker , Trace , Whit , Castor , Pollux , Corbin , Arden , Adrian , Caim , Dexter , Remy , Calder , Killian , Roman , Colby

Pronouns

he / him , hx / hxm , they / them , thxy / thxm , it / its , xe / xem , scrap / scraps , fight / fights , cig / cigs , aux / auxes , dog / dogs , bark / barks , bite / bites , 💥 / 💥s , 💢 / 💢s , 🐕 / 🐕s , 🦷 / 🦷s , 🩸 / 🩸s , 🚬 / 🚬s

Age

teenager (14-17)

Species

human

Gender

masc , neu , transgender , demiboy , neoboy

Attraction

bisexual , asexual

Role

Avenger , Anger Holder , Last Resort , Skullcrusher , Advocate

Likes

dogs , personal space , people taking the time to understand them

Dislikes

assumptions being made about them , being talked about like they're not in the room , being ordered around , authority figures

Interests

history , psychology , thanatology , music

Personality (simple)

short-tempered , scrappy , aggressive , quick to lash out , slow to trust , very open once they like you

Faceclaims

1 ⟡ 2 ⟡ 3

Moodboard

Signoffs

💥🐕 , 🦷🩸 , 👊💥 , 🦴🔊 , 🔒💥 , ⛓️🦷 , 🩸⛓️

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diggs/coleman family lore

i’ve been thinking a lot about the diggs family so i’ve come to present my (rough) ideas for the members of the family! feel free to ask if you have any questions or tell me if i’ve messed something up!

coleman family (dotty lee)

lin & les coleman -> dotty lee, betty, dusty, & dave (deceased)

dotty lee & jessup sr -> jessup, jed, mary-lynn, esther, abner, dave jr

betty & corbin -> pillar (deceased), dip, & cole

dusty & darleen -> doug & dirk

diggs family (jessup sr)

minnie & brattice diggs -> jessup diggs sr, darryl (deceased), abel (deceased), colby (deceased), kirk & hunter

jessup sr & dotty lee -> jessup, jed, mary-lynn, esther, abner, dave jr

hunter & ruby jo -> alysheba & donerail

kirk & ash (deceased) -> colton

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NPUTs based on crows?

𐂯 did my best with this one :3 first ask with usernames yay!!!

𐂯 aurora avian aves corbin cielo omen sky morgan carrie valerie cross creston colby carrion domino ruse

𐂯 caw)caws death)deaths mur)murder fea)feather fli)flight forage)forages forager)foragers sky)skys peck)pecks thief)thiefs trink)trinket

𐂯 the omen of death the warning you should heed [prn] and [prns] murder/flock the winged forager [prn] and [prns] trinkets the winged collector [prn] who flies high and aims low

𐂯 crows-nest cawingmystery thecrows-flights [prns]darkwings acrow-andtrinkets thecawedwarning

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Scattering of Emotions

Word Count: 2,317

Characters: Seth Rollins/Becky Lynch, Brock Lesner (minor), Paul Heyman (minor)

Genre: Angst, Romance

Summary: A short look into what Seth Rollins was thinking after Extreme Rules 2019 when Brock Lesner cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase.

Author’s Note: I wrote this earlier in the year and it’s been up on my A03 since. It’s my first WWE wrestling fic. There is a companion piece I’ll post soon.

Even knowing what was coming, Colby Lopez still felt all the emotions that came with loss. They came swift and they came hard the moment the referee’s hand smacked the mat for the final time. The bell rang signaling defeat.

He had lost.

Seth Rollins was no longer the Universal Champion.

There wasn’t even a moment to soak in any elation at winning the mixed tag match he just wrestled with his girlfriend. There wasn’t even a moment to check on her, laying on the floor outside the ring against the barricade that separated the fans from the action. He knew she would be receiving Baron Corbin’s finishing move, ‘end of days’. She knew it was coming. They had run through the move a few times leading up to the match. He would never step on Becky’s toes, but if he didn’t trust Baron, he would have never let the move happen. Regardless of what Creative wanted. Corbin was one of the safest wrestlers to work with. Though that didn’t mean Becky wasn’t feeling it.

He never got to check on her.

His music barely started signaling the win. The announcer never even announced their names as winners before being interrupted by different music. The crowd had been loud for their win. When Brock Lesner’s music started, it quieted in confusion then roared with understanding. He’d like to say they were louder for his win, but he couldn’t be too sure. He wasn’t sure if they were ecstatic about the person cashing in their Money In The Bank contract or just the fact that an audible had been pulled.

Jesus. He lost.

It still didn’t sit right with him.

It wasn’t unheard of to not know the outcome of a match until the very last minute. He’d been part of a few of those himself. This match wasn’t one he expected to be one with a last minute change. The seed had been planted for many weeks leading up the night. Paul Heyman had been on the mic jawing about Brock cashing in his contract. It was possible. He had the time it took Becky to get to the ring to prepare himself. Becky’s music had hit, there had been time for a quick kiss before she was gone to cheers of the crowd. Then he was being pulled aside. His first emotion was dread. Figuring they were actually going to have both he and Becky lose which meant they’d lose both their belts to their respective counterparts.

Baron Corbin and Lacey Evans as champions didn’t make sense. The storyline wasn’t even that good for the belts to switch hands. Creative traveled lesser paths before, so he couldn’t be too sure.

There was a crippling moment in the split second it all went down where he thought Creative decided it would be a good storyline to have Becky be pinned in the match thus causing him to lose his belt without being involved in the outcome. Then they would want to have them at odds, bickering each week, until a relationship ‘split’ happened on air. He didn’t want to do that. He was absolutely sure Becky didn’t either.

She was the one who had the most reserves about making their relationship public because of the fact their relationship could be used in storyline. Why not? It happened multiple times before. He was slightly more optimistic. After all, they were both champions. There were plenty of storylines that came with the belt alone. There wouldn’t be room to shove them together in a storyline that went nowhere for the sake of capitalizing on their relationship.

He was wrong of course.

What happened wasn’t much better.

But first…

Colby rolled over to his hands and knees staring up the ramp where Brock Lesner stood with the title around his waist. The same title he had taken off ‘The Beast’ some three months ago at WrestleMania. The roaring going through his ears gave way letting the crowd reaction slowly pierce. The Philadelphia crowd was either too stunned or too disgusted. They were a lot quieter than he believed they could be. Philadelphia was always quick to voice their displeasure. He wished they’d revolt and let the boos rain down on the arena. But he knew boos still counted as a win with Creative. So maybe silence was better. Maybe he missed the boos while he was zoned.

Lesner had disappeared behind the curtain without him realizing. He had no idea how long he was frozen in silence. Movement caught his attention from the corner of his eye.

Becky.

Shit.

He crawled on his hands and knees toward the side of ring where she was stumbling to her feet. A referee handed her the Women’s Championship belt before quickly backing away. Colby could read the confusion in her eyes as she continued to sell the disorientation from Baron’s ‘End Of Days’. He couldn’t imagine what was going through her head laying on the floor listening as Brock’s music hit and hearing him being tossed around the ring.

After all, that’s what happened in matches with Brock. The opponent would get tossed around for a few minutes like a rag doll while Brock hit his finishing moves before finally covering for the pin. He watched it happen all too often and all too often he wondered what Creative was thinking with continuously giving the man a belt.

Becky took an uneven step forward toward the ring. Her belt hit the mat as she grabbed the lower rope. Another time he would have lightly ribbed her on the acting job, but it was then he noticed the goose egg on her forehead.

“Are you okay?” Colby asked, his eyes straying to the bump, already purple. He wondered when that happened. He watched as she nodded and grimaced as she pulled herself up onto the edge of the ring. She held an arm around her midsection. At this point he wasn’t sure anymore if she was hurt, sore, or playing a role. A combination of all three he supposed. Hell, he was all three himself.

Well aware of the cameraman standing next to Becky, filming everything, he held back asking anything more. Likewise, she stayed quiet though the questions in her eyes were loud. Sitting on his hunches, he held onto the middle rope as Becky sat on hers. Her forehead rested against the middle rope. They stared at each other each desperate for more, but still with it enough to remember their roles. Right now he was not Colby Lopez. She was not Rebecca. They were Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch.

Right now he was slightly pissed. Definitely affronted. A little sore. Full of questions.

Why did they take the belt from him tonight? What were they expecting to happen in the weeks leading up to Summer Slam. As it stood, the belt would not be on Raw. Again. The thought left a sour taste in his stomach. Brock held the belt for nearly a year broken up by only a couple months when Roman had it before being forced to relinquish. There were a lot of questions rumbling during his title defense about the fact that the belt was hardly ever defended because the man holding it only showed up for big events.

When he was finally given the nod to take the belt he thought for sure Creative would move away from a part time champion. Apparently that wouldn’t be the case. Once again the belt was around the waist of a no-show guy. He could already guarantee Brock wouldn’t be on Monday Night Raw. Hell, at this point, he wasn’t sure he wanted to be.

He dropped his hands to his knees as he continue to breathe heavily. There was a certain kind of high he was able to attain before his matches that allowed him to block out the pain that was inflicted on his body during any given match. This time though, the high was wearing off. Paired with the fact that he had lost the belt, something he still had yet to wrap his mind around. Normally he had a little more time to settle himself with a title loss.

Why did they wait until the last minute to tell him of the change? Why not tell him at the beginning of the night? There was plenty of time to let him know of the decision. He had the last match. There had only been a small promo with him and Becky they shot. It couldn’t be they were afraid of how he’d react. While he wasn’t a pushover, he definitely fought for himself and storylines and directions that propelled him further to the top. He also toed the corporate line and trusted the creative process and pictures he couldn’t yet see forming. Mostly.

He wasn’t sure why he was having such a time right now. Was he just keeping it real? Keeping it in the story? Was his bell rung from the rough match with Baron? Was it because Becky was involved and ringside?

The grimace in pain from Becky when she rubbed her forehead spurred him into motion. He reached for the rope again. Their movements slightly in sync as Becky moved with him.

“I’m sorry…”

The words slipped out. He wasn’t even sure why he was apologizing. Maybe for the fact that he had no time to argue to absurdity of Brock winning. Maybe for her receiving ‘End of Days’ that may have put the bump on her head.

“I let everyone down. I let everyone down.” He spoke as he climbed to his feet. Becky climbed to hers. The ring ropes still separated them.

“No you didn’t. You didn’t let me down…you saved my title...”

The Irish lilt gave him a slight blanket of comfort. He did save her title. Unleashing a fury like no other on Baron after he hit Becky with his finishing move secured her title. Secured his too.

Until it didn’t.

He stared out into the crowd. The night was over, but no one left their seats. Still in shock at the ending or because he was still in the ring, he wasn’t sure. The fans starting clapping as Becky moved closer to him, placing her hand on his shoulder. She faced the crowd, leaving her comforting hand in place and pressed her other hand to her forehead.

The bump needed to be checked out by the medical team but he knew she would never leave him out in the ring by himself. He needed to get out of the ring; get out of the spotlight so he could wallow… was he wallowing? Maybe. Becky kept shooting him worried looks. This moment was so much different than the one she expected to be happening. They were supposed to be celebrating in the middle of the ring after their win. They would trade hugs, raise their title belts up high. Hell, maybe he would have kissed her in the middle of the ring.

How many times would he be able to do that? Their storyline was ending. That they knew before heading into the match. Of course heading into the match he figured he’d still be champion. So who knew? He was sure Creative was already coming up with something for him the following night in response to whatever this was.

“I’m sorry.” He spoke to the crowd. The microphone was sure to pick it up for the cameraman still recording them. He wasn’t sure if anyone in the crowd heard. Not even the front row. It would be something they’d watch later on at home or at the hotel on YouTube.

Becky’s hand dropped from his shoulder and it was the grimace that caused him to move. There were no words spoken. It was as if they were one. She just knew it was time to go. They turned away from each other and limped their way across the ring toward the side with the ramp. His muscles protesting the movements. He climbed through the ropes as Becky used the steps to make it down to the floor. He sat on the side of the ring first before hopping to the floor. They met at the end of the ramp and walked up slowly together.

His mind was still in a daze. She was still rubbing her forehead. The crowd cheered them up the ramp, but they paid them no attention; gave them no acknowledgement. It was the only music in the arena. His music didn’t play. Neither did hers. At the top, he came to a stop allowing her to enter through the curtain first before he followed closely behind. The curtain fell behind him, hiding them from view.

Becky turned to face him, her mouth opening to speak but he cut her off warding off questions he was sure to answer at some point that night. The ones he could any way.

“Let’s get that checked out,” Colby nodded toward her head. He reached out and lightly felt around the bump.

Becky winced at Colby’s ministrations, but held steady. “I’m fine. The chair caught me.”

“Are you sure?” Colby let his eyes wander over her body checking the skin exposed by her ring gear. Aside from her forehead, it appeared she came through the match unscathed. When he met her eyes again, he saw the same loaded look she had sent him crouched on the edge of the ring.

“Well I wouldn’t mind a hot shower,” Becky quipped softly.

Colby nodded. This time he took her hand as they left the gorilla and headed deeper into the backstage area toward the locker rooms. He heard his name being called, but he waved them off. At this point, whatever they had to say, he didn’t care.

Tomorrow was a new day.

He’d care then.

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Wrestling Odd Thoughts: Wrestlers as Foods, Wrestling Matches as Dishes

Sometimes, people use word "meat" or "beef" as compliments toward wrestlers. Because of that and because of me being a hungry caterpillar, I ended up having this idea: What are they like when I explain them as foods? It's rather easy to think about it for certain wrestlers, while really difficult for others. I'll just write down the ideas I came up with.

Gunther: Obviously a beef, especially sir loin or tenderloin. Something better be served as steak. You may add different spices now and then, but in the end, it only needs minimum amount of seasonings. Some people cannot get enough of this, while others prefer to have something different at times. But one certain thing is, it satisfies your urge to have a good steak for like 95% of times.

Sheamus: Another beef, but much more likely different part, like rump. It can be used really well for other dishes like stews, and it even can be used as minced meat. The part is easier to be used for many different situations, with many different seasonings.

Drew McIntyre: He actually can be something other than beef. Venison or lamb, something with characteristic flavor. You know, I think he has a different approach toward wrestling in general, that's the "flavor". (Note that I'm a big fan of him and take my words with a grain of salt)

(…So, basically, their match at WM was like a combo plate of stakes. I totally enjoyed that.)

Baron Corbin: He's a good ham, carefully crafted, but has been wrongly used. They only could've cut it in thick chunk and roast it and may add a bit of pepper to taste its goodness, but they only kept using it in sandwiches and potato salads. Also, bonus ham point for being smokey (he loves cigars).

Bron Breakker: For now, I think he is much more likely a bacon. Simply roasting it makes things already good, but you can also add a bit in the mixture of many different things, like a salad or a pizza. It'll provide a good distinctive crunch. Just don't overuse it as it may end up overwhelming everything else. (And I think RR is kind of like cobb salad)

Chad Gable: Not everything has to be meat. I think he is like a mushroom. Add it on the side of a steak, in a stew, in a salad, and even make a sauce out of it, it'll work. There aren't many dishes featuring mushroom as the main ingredient, but when you have one, you can be surprised at how good it tastes.

Seth Rollins: Cheddar. NO, I'M NOT CALLING HIM CHEESY. A Cheddar, something good to be put in a burger and on a pizza. But it can be eaten on its own along with some drinks, or can be used to make a cheesecake. It's really versatile and that's something I feel about him. And I choose Cheddar out of all the cheese because it's really popular and has rather strong flavour. (Bonus point with the name "Colby")

CM Punk: Cilantro. Distinctive flavor to take over most of the things. Some people get addicted to it, while others despise its entire existence.

Finn Balor: Chicken leg (thigh). Occasionally overlooked when compared with beefs, but actually really good. Extremely wide range of use. It can be cut in smaller shapes to be in whatever dishes you want, while it can be the main dish if you put entire leg in some sauce. It also goes well with a lot of spices. (Like Chicken Alla Diavola)

Damian Priest: Pork shoulder. It can be served as roasted block of meat but can even get better when it's combined with some spices (Like Pernil). As it can also be used for pulled pork, it has wider range of use than we think. Just make sure to cook it with time and care.

…I'll add some more of them, when I come up with ideas.

[angrypirateglitter]

[docrotten]

DEAD AND BURIED (1981) – Episode 276 – Decades of Horror 1980s

“Dan, I’m dead! Please bury me!” That’s not something you hear every day. Join your faithful Grue Crew – Crystal Cleveland, Bill Mulligan, Jeff Mohr, and guest Gregory Crosby – as they discuss Dead and Buried (1981), a Stan Winston showcase.

Decades of Horror 1980s Episode 276 – Dead and Buried (1981)

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Gruesome Magazine is partnering with the WICKED HORROR TV CHANNEL (https://wickedhorrortv.com/) which now includes video episodes of Decades of Horror 1980s and is available on Roku, AppleTV, Amazon FireTV, AndroidTV, and its online website across all OTT platforms, as well as mobile, tablet, and desktop.

Synopsis: When visitors to the small, friendly, coastal town of Potter’s Bluff are mysteriously killed, Sheriff Gillis investigates and finds that the recently killed are reanimating and coming back to life.

Directed by: Gary Sherman (as Gary A. Sherman)

Writing Credits: Ronald Shusett & Dan O’Bannon (screenplay); Jeff Millar & Alex Stern (story); Chelsea Quinn Yarbro (novel)

Music by: Joe Renzetti

Cinematography by: Steven Poster

Makeup Department: Stan Winston (makeup effects designer)

Special Effects by: James Kagel (sculptor); James Cummins (lab technician) (uncredited)

Visual Effects by: Bill Hansard (process coordinator)

Selected Cast:

James Farentino as Sheriff Dan Gillis

Melody Anderson as Janet Gillis

Jack Albertson as William G. Dobbs

Dennis Redfield as Ron

Nancy Locke as Linda (as Nancy Locke Hauser)

Lisa Blount as Girl on the Beach / Nurse Lisa

Robert Englund as Harry

Bill Quinn as Ernie

Michael Currie as Herman

Christopher Allport as George Le Moyne / Freddie

Joseph G. Medalis as Doctor (as Joe Medalis)

Macon McCalman as Ben

Lisa Marie as Hitchhiker

Estelle Omens as Betty

Barry Corbin as Phil

Linda Shusett as Waitress (as Linda Turley)

Ed Bakey as Fisherman

Glenn Morshower as Jimmy

Robert Boler as Mr. Haskell

Michael Pataki as Sam

Jill Fosse as Nurse

Mark Courtney as Jamie

Michael Courtney as Jamie

Renee McDonell as Girl #1

Dottie Catching as Lady Car Passenger

Colby Smith as Female Stranger

Judy Ashton as Joyce

Anthony Cecere as Townsperson (uncredited)

Bill Couch Jr. as Townsperson (uncredited)

Bill Couch as Townsperson (uncredited)

Angelo De Meo as Townsperson (uncredited)

Dead and Buried (1981) is a phenomenal film! There is plenty to discuss regarding the making of this movie as well as the methods used to achieve its look. The Grue-Crew, joined by Gregory Crosby, are in awe of Stan Winston’s effects work. “Awe,” they say! Jack Albertson, in his last role, delivers his portrayal of the big-band-loving, splendidly attired mortician with style and grace. James Farentino’s character, the town sheriff, is put through the wringer as he tries to figure out just WTF is going on in “his” town. As Joseph Heller wrote and Sheriff Gillis learns, “Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean they aren’t after you.” Then, there’s that ending! Don’t get the Grue-Crew wrong. Dead and Buried has its flaws, but the good parts are so good!

Doc Rotten, The Black Saint, Christopher G. Moor, and Thomas Mariani discussed Dead and Buried in a previous episode of Decades of Horror 1980s published July 2016. You can listen to the audio-only podcast here: Dead and Buried — Episode 86 — Decades of Horror 1980s (https://gruesomemagazine.com/2016/07/14/podcast-dead-buried-episode-86-decades-horror-1980s/) 

At the time of this writing, Dead and Buried (1981) is available to stream from Tubi, Pluto TV, Prime, Peacock, and Night Flight, and PPV from Apple TV. It is also available on physical media in various combinations of 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and soundtrack CD from Blue Underground.

Every two weeks, Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1980s podcast will cover another horror film from the 1980s. The next episode’s film, chosen by Chad, will be Blue Monkey (1987). There are no real blue monkeys, but there is a giant insect that eats people. And in a hospital, yet! Oh boy!!

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Ok but imagine Selena’s son being the son of Xander or Leo. Now he’s an unintentional chick magnet while also being a prince

We really need a name for this guy. I keep thinking something like Corvis or Corbin. Something with similar phonemes as Cordelia and even Chrom.

The thought of him being brothers with Siegbert is great because, while Siegbert may have a much better handle on all the skills it takes to be a king (Colby Jack can be like his mom in that it takes him a lot of effort to achieve decent results), he has absolutely zero rizz and needs someone to complement that lol.

Then if his brother is Forrest, Corn 2 will probably insist on wearing shirts that say “MY SIBLING ->” whenever they’re out in public together because jealous women keep annoyingly confusing his brother for his girlfriend. (Good old Fire Emblem “no one knows what any important people look like” things.)

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I have a theory: Part of the reason why Nordic countries continually top lists of the world’s happiest countries has something to do with how bike-friendly they are. I don’t have research to back me up on this exact claim, but the benefits of cycling are clear. As you glide along as fast as your feet can pedal, you get a legit cardio workout that can give you a major mood boost, especially if you do it with friends. Plus, it's far more fun—and less headache-inducing—than driving or taking public transportation. “There's nothing quite like the cardio you experience on the bike,” says Peloton instructor Hannah Corbin. Whether you take an indoor cycling class or head outside for something more scenic, cycling has a lot to offer. And it's not just the Nords who love it: Cycling has been steadily gaining popularity in the United States, will more than 54 million people riding a bike at least once in 2022. Ready to reap the benefits of cycling yourself? Read on to see what the science and experts say, plus how to get started if you’re a newbie. The 8 biggest benefits of cycling Science and experts agree that there are many advantages of cycling. Here are a few of the biggest ones. 1. It could help you live longer If you’re on the fence about whether or not to take up cycling, here’s something that might persuade you: A 2023 review1 published in Frontiers in Sports and Active Living showed strong evidence that cycling is associated with a lower risk of death from all causes, plus a lower incidence of cardiovascular disease and type II diabetes. 2. Cycling is a low-impact form of cardio What makes cycling so healthy? As a form of cardio exercise, cycling is one of the safest ways to boost your aerobic fitness without hurting your joints. “Cycling is a fantastic exercise to reduce impact while ensuring your cardiovascular fitness can be optimal,” says Palak Shah, PT, head of physical therapy services at Luna, an at-home physical therapy provider. Unlike running, another popular cardio exercise, cycling doesn’t involve the impact forces that lead to many running injuries. This can be a relief for tender joints. However, you do miss out on the bone-building benefits of weight-bearing impact. 3. The versatility is pretty unbeatable One of the major benefits of cycling is its adaptability. Do you like to work out indoors or outside? Want to keep things easy or turn up the gas? Are you craving a solo sweat sesh or feel like being social? You can do it all by cycling. “It’s anything your heart desires,” Corbin says. Indoor cycling classes like Peloton’s might also include some light weight work so you can incorporate upper body strength training, too. Check and mate. 4. You can get an exercise high Anyone who’s ever hopped on a bike has likely felt the mental benefits of cycling firsthand. Long periods of moderately hard aerobic exercise are known to release feel-good chemicals in the brain: endorphins, endocannabinoids, dopamine, and serotonin. “And that helps in reducing stress, and it helps in improving mood—getting the ‘exercise high,’ as you will,” Shah says. 5. Outdoor rides immerse you in nature When we spend most of our lives in air-conditioned boxes, going for a bike ride outside can be a great antidote. Cycling coach Colby Pearce, a former US record holder and Olympian, says that cycling outdoors is his “Goldilocks” strategy to getting out in nature. “I love to go hiking and running, but I'm limited in the amount of nature I can see without a really big time investment,” he says. “I could also jump in my car, but then I'm not immersed in it as much. But on the bike, it's sort of this happy middle ground where you can go quite far, especially as you gain fitness.” Science has shown over2 and over3 that this kind of exposure to green spaces has proven benefits for our mental health. 6. You can gain (or regain) fitness safely Cycling is a smart way to help you get back on your feet—literally. Shah points out that while you

might have to wait two or three months to start walking after knee surgery, for instance, you could potentially start cycling after just one week. “When you haven't really been [able to] exercise for a really long time, cycling provides you a safe environment to train up and get ready for whatever activity you plan to return back to,” Shah says. “Cycling is a great way to get blood flow going, get your heart rate back, get the muscles reactivated and re-engaged, [and] get range of motion back.” 7. It can be a social form of exercise Heading out for a bike ride offers an opportunity to connect with friends. “You get to bond, hang out with your friends, or meet new people,” Pearce says. Whether you join a local group ride or set up a riding date with someone close, cycling outside in particular can be a social sport that gives you time to chat while experiencing an adventure together. Bonus: Research shows sweating with a buddy can make you more motivated to work out, so you’re more likely to stick with it week after week. 8. The planet and your wallet will thank you The environmental benefits of cycling as a means of transportation may seem obvious, but the actual stats can be shocking. The Environmental Protection Agency says we could collectively save $900 million in driving costs and two million metric tons of CO2 per year (the equivalent of taking 400,000 cars off the road) if all Americans swapped out just half of our car trips that take less than a mile for a bike ride or walk. Which body parts does cycling work? Many people think of cycling as just an exercise for the legs. And while the lower body might get the biggest challenge, cycling can actually be a full-body workout. “I've noticed that when I go for a particularly long, hard bike ride, just about everything hurts, which tells me that I'm using all the muscles at a certain point,” Pearce says. Your quads, hamstrings, hip flexors, and glutes are doing most of the heavy lifting. The calves and shins also pitch in to push the pedals. Pearce adds that the internal and external hip rotators help to keep the legs in proper alignment. “At the same time, your core provides stability to your trunk,” Shah says. And if you’re heading downhill or leaning over while standing up out of the saddle, you’ll feel your chest, shoulders, and upper back muscles turn on, too. Indoor vs. outdoor cycling Is indoor or outdoor cycling better for you? Well, the answer depends on what you’re looking for. Pearce points out that an indoor cycle gives you more control over the intensity and specificity of your workouts. “You can precisely control your power and your heart rate and your cadence,” he says. When you head outside, on the other hand, variables like hills and wind and traffic can dictate how hard you ride. And, importantly: “One thing that we easily avoid is danger,” Corbin says of Peloton workouts. There’s no traffic to dodge during an indoor cycling class. Although you lose some control outdoors, you do gain other benefits, however. “It's about navigating balance, being mentally present [as] you're navigating through traffic or people and different terrains,” Shah says. Of course, you're also getting a healthy dose of fresh air. Pearce points out that if you cycle outdoors in the first half of the day in particular, the a.m. sun exposure could help your sleep cycle as well. How to start cycling for beginners Tempted to get started? Before you hop into a free online cycling class, there are a few tips to keep in mind when it comes to cycling for beginners. Prioritize good positioning As with any form of exercise, the most important thing is to listen to your body, especially when an activity is new to you. “If you have a back condition and if your posture is poor and you're leaning over, it puts a lot of strain on your lower back,” Shah warns. Learn proper form, and back off if you’re in pain (cycling knee pain is not uncommon). It can help to have a pro assess whether the pedals

and saddle are in the proper position for healthy ergonomics to minimize the risk of overuse injuries. A professional fitter can also help you find the right-sized outdoor bike for your body. Cross-train Cycling is a great form of cardio, but for a well-rounded workout routine you need to balance strength training with indoor cycling. In particular, if you feel like you’re not strong enough to maintain good form while cycling, Shah recommends cross-training with exercises like cobra pose to strengthen your upper back or hip extensions from tabletop position to train your glutes and core strength. Set sustainable goals How long should you cycle a day? “My recommendation is always to start with short sessions with a slower speed, about 20 to 30 minutes, three times a week,” Shah says. “And then gradually increase the duration and how frequently you do it.” “Find something that's sustainable—doing two classes a week for the next year is better than doing eight classes a week for the next month.”—Hannah Corbin Corbin says taking on too much too soon will only lead to burnout. “The most common mistake I see is people going from 0 to 100,” she says. “Find something that's sustainable—doing two classes a week for the next year is better than doing eight classes a week for the next month.” Focus on how you feel In the beginning, Pearce suggests not paying too much attention to your numbers, particularly your power metrics. “That can change your relationship with the sport,” he says. “Obsession with the data and power can really detract from your joy.” Instead, he suggests focusing on cultivating an internal sense of perceived exertion to track your fitness and how much you have left in the tank on each ride. Get the right cycling gear For indoor riding, the main piece of gear you need is an indoor bike or a trainer that can convert your regular bike for stationary workouts. If you get serious about cycling—either indoor or outdoors—clip-in shoes will help you pedal more efficiently, though they’re not totally necessary to start. However, what is necessary is a helmet if you’re headed outside. “And you want it to fit correctly,” adds Pearce. As professional bike fitter, he also recommends getting your outdoor bike sized properly. “Look for a good local shop with experience,” he suggests. Recover right Corbin reminds newbies to not forget about stretching and foam rolling after cycling. “With any repetitive motion, certainly with cycling, you have to release the things that you're asking to perform on such a high level for you,” she says. Be prepared for the challenge Accept that it’s going to be hard to build up speed, no matter how advanced you get. “Going fast on a bike is painful for everyone,” Pearce says. “Even the people who are winning at the world level right now, they're just going faster than you are, but they're still suffering.” Frequently asked questions Is hand cycling a good workout? Hand cycling (where you’re pushing with your arms rather than your legs) is another way to get in a low-impact cardio workout. A hand cycle will work your upper body muscles, including your arms, shoulders, upper back, and neck. However, Shah points out that these are smaller muscles than those in the lower body. “When you think about the kind of workout that you get, the large muscles getting engaged gives you a higher cardiovascular activity as compared to the hand bike,” she says. Who shouldn’t cycle? Given how safe cycling is, and the options you have between outdoor cycling, indoor cycling, and even hand cycling, this versatile activity can be safe and beneficial for nearly everyone. “I cannot think of any population that should not cycle,” Shah says. That said, if you’re worried about a particular health condition or injury that might be affected by cycling, check with your medical provider. What are the drawbacks of cycling? Bikes don’t come cheap, and if you really get into cycling, the cost of quality gear can add up. Outdoor cycling

also comes with serious safety concerns, whether you’re dodging traffic on the roads or hazards like rocks and roots on the trails. That said, dedicated cyclists will tell you that the rewards are worth these risks. Well+Good articles reference scientific, reliable, recent, robust studies to back up the information we share. You can trust us along your wellness journey. Logan, Greig et al. “Benefits, risks, barriers, and facilitators to cycling: a narrative review.” Frontiers in sports and active living vol. 5 1168357. 19 Sep. 2023, doi:10.3389/fspor.2023.1168357 Barton, Jo, and Mike Rogerson. “The importance of greenspace for mental health.” BJPsych international vol. 14,4 79-81. 1 Nov. 2017, doi:10.1192/s2056474000002051 Pasanen, Tytti P et al. “Urban green space and mental health among people living alone: The mediating roles of relational and collective restoration in an 18-country sample.” Environmental research vol. 232 (2023): 116324. doi:10.1016/j.envres.2023.116324

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Ambos jugadores estrenaron su cuentas jonroneras en el spring training. Preocupa la sequçia de Luis Arráez quien se fue de nuevo en blanco y bajó su `promedio de bateo a .063 puntos. [caption id="attachment_105168" align="aligncenter" width="1000"]. Carlos Narváez rinde con el madero para Yankees. Foto Cortesía[/caption] Gleyber Torres y Carlos Narvaáz tuvieron una gran jornada con los Yankees de Nueva York en los entrenamientos primaverales. Este miércoles los venezolanos estrenaron su cuota jonronera ante los Rays de Tampa Bay. A pesar de estos batazos, los bombarderos del Bronx cayeron 4-3 ante los del suroeste de Florida. En la baja del sexto capítulo, Torres sacó todo su poder ante los lanzamientos de Colby White mandando la bola a las gradas del jardín izquierdo, acercando a los Yankees 4-2 en la pizarra. El camarero se fue de 3-2 y dejó su promedio en .313. GLEYBER TORRES CONECTÓ SU PRIMER CUADRANGULAR DE LOS ENTRENAMIENTOS PRIMAVERALES HTTPS://T.CO/DPYI0JJFOC — Líder en Deportes (@LiderEsDeporte) March 6, 2024 Por su parte, Narváez le pegó un jonrón solitario al dominicano Carlos García y trajo la tercera carrera de los neoyorquinos. El careta culminó de 1-1 y .333 de average. CARLOS NARVÁEZ CON EL PRIMER BAMBINAZO DE LA PRIMAVERA CON LOS YANKEES HTTPS://T.CO/GXGBEECMCL — Líder en Deportes (@LiderEsDeporte) March 6, 2024 En este mismo encuentro, el venezolano Luis Torrens se fue de 2-1 para la causa de los Yankees. El pitcher ganador de este encuentro fue Taj Bradley. La derrota fue para Carlos Rodón. Arráez con gran sequía [caption id="attachment_105170" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Arráez otra vez en blanco. Foto Cortesía[/caption] Un viejo pero sabio dicho en el ámbito periodístico señala que no es noticia cuando un perro muerde a un hombre, sino lo contrario, es noticia cuando un hombre muerde a un perro; aunque parezca una extraña analogía esta calza para describir la situación ofensiva de Luis Arráez en los actuales Juegos de Primavera en Grandes Ligas. Durante la jornada de este miércoles, al muchacho de San Felipe la suerte le fue esquiva y terminó de 3-0 en el duelo donde sus Marlins de Miami cedieron 9x3 a expensas de los Nacionales de Washington. En su primer turno falló con elevado al jardín central, para el segundo se pudo presentar una situación de infield hit, esto cuando la esférica fue desviada por el lanzador Patrick Corbin, sin embargo, el campocorto C.J Abrams estuvo atento y concretó el out en la inicial que se anotó 1-6-3; para su tercera oportunidad fue retirado por la vía 4-3. De esta manera se acentuó la sequía en la “Regadera” del venezolano, que en esta etapa vio descender su promedio de bateo a .063, debido a que solo ha conseguido 1 imparable en 16 turnos legales; asimismo, el porcentaje de embasado se le disminuyó hasta .063 pues tampoco ha sacado base por bolas alguna. El slugging quedó también en .063 por lo que el OPS descendió a .126. Ciertamente para hombres consagrados como Luis Sángel los compromisos del Spring Training son de trámite, ajustes siempre necesarios, pero no deja de llamar la atención el bajo momento que experimenta, del todo opuesto a la sensacional calidad con las que nos ha deleitado desde su irrupción a la pelota profesional. En estos encuentros Luis Arráez ha bateado de 2-0 con anotada y ponche vs los capitalinos; de 2-0 contra Mets de Nueva York; de 3-0 más chocolate engullido ante Yankees de Nueva York; de 3-1 con pisada del plato vs los metropolitanos; y en blanco por 3 turnos contra los Bombarderos del Bronx. De por vida en la primavera su average es .241, OBP en .328, slugging de .306 y OPS en .634. Para recibir en tu celular esta y otras informaciones, únete a nuestras redes sociales, síguenos en Instagram, Twitter y Facebook como @DiarioElPepazo El Pepazo/Líder/Meridiano

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