#Frank Nash

[pilgrim1975]

Lawrence James DeVol - One of the Depression's Most Wanted (and most vicious).

Lawrence ‘Larry the Chopper’ DeVol is less well-known than, say ‘Pretty Boy’ Floyd or ‘Baby Face’ Nelson, but was no less violent or vicious. Absolutely cold-blooded and criminally-minded, DeVol murdered at least eleven people, probably more. Not content with the murders of at least five citizenss, he murdered at least six law enforcement officers in Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma. Any of…

[playitagin]

1933-Union Station massacre

In Kansas City, Missouri, four FBI agents and captured fugitive Frank Nash are gunned down by gangsters attempting to free Nash.

[sam-buck]

frank the second a member or someone close to the 118 is on his schedule:

[stationoneeighteen]

7.02 'Rock the Boat' // 2.10 'Merry Ex-Mas'

[incorrect911argoship]

Frank: How is your energy during work hours?

Eddie: Caffeine no longer keeps me going, so instead I have Buck send me texts saying "we need to talk" throughout the day.

Frank: How is that better than caffeine?

Eddie: Well, it gives me just the right amount of adrenaline and fear I need to keep going.

[eyesfullofmoon]

"LIFE With Rock Stars . . . and Their Parents"

Photographed by John Olson in 1970; featured in the September 24, 1971 issue of LIFE Magazine.

David Crosby and his father, Floyd.

Frank Zappa with his dad, Francis, and his mom, Rosemarie.

Grace Slick and her mom, Virginia Wing.

Elton John with his mom, Sheila Fairebrother, and his stepdad, Fred.

Richie Havens with his dad, Richard, and his mom, Mildred.

Joe Cocker and his mom, Madge.

The Jackson 5 with their dad, Joe, and their mom, Katherine.

Donovan with his parents, Donald and Winifred Leitch.

Ginger Baker and his mom, Ruby Streatfield.

[bidisasterevankinard]

Gimme 118 at group therapy with Frank. It can be best bottle ep EVER

Gimme it after cruise so all the team( with Ravi ofc) + Maddie talks about their PTSD especially with water

[crazed-rambler]

Reasons Frank should be invited to the Firefam barbecues:

1. He’s basically an honorary member of the 118 extended family at this point

2. He can get the tea straight from the source

3. He’d probably solve impending problems before anyone realises there were problems to be had

4. He still hasn’t met Chim or Buck and heard about their collective mountain range of trauma

5. He’s always so serious, he should be allowed to let loose a little

6. I reckon he’d just love to study them all in a group setting

[peggingeddiediaz]

Eddie Diaz forgetting to log out of his work twitter account part 83/?

[lavoixhumaine]

Tim Minear, I got a fucking bone to pick with you.

How the fuck did Nick and Nora, made during the infamous Hays Code era by the way, make out more times than Bobby and Athena? Like I’m not counting (I am and it is zero) but how is that exactly possible?

The film’s characters, supposedly married, weren’t even allowed for sleep in one bed because of those ridiculous rules and yet they seemed to convey more affection and sexual tension.

Meanwhile, you have no such restrictions with these actors today. We’re not even asking them to have movie magic sex, sir. We were just hoping for some actual fun sleuthing adventures with our favorite chaotic couple.

—because that was the expectation you set when you said they were going to be like The Thin Man.

(This should have been a red flag honestly because—in my opinion—apart from “The Thrilling Adventure Hour’s Beyond Belief” with Frank and Sadie Doyle, there has never been a truly good adaptation or inspired piece of The Thin Man which actually has led me to think it’s some kind of curse on its own, like a mini-Macbeth)

How do you reference The Thin Man regarding the episode you wrote? Like sir, Nick and Nora were a rich, chaotic, drunk honeymooning, sleuthing couple with a funny little dog who just happened to solve crimes for funsies because the wise-cracking wife and her cute little nose would not let her husband stay out of trouble.

They made sleuthing look fun and marriage seem sexy which was already a revolutionary idea in the silver screens of the 1930s…like that is the complete opposite of what you wrote in “Abandon ‘Ships”, Mr. Minear. Did you even watch the movies or did someone just say, ‘hey, you know those black and white movies…?’

I don’t mind what you did in the episode. I mind that you uttered complete bullshit about it saying it’s like The Thin Man movies because, no, hell no. Not even close. I really don’t get how you pulled that comment from your ass, sir. Respectfully.

So did you lie or did you just choose to reference the film series because this is another jab at the Oscars? Because as it happens, they also presented the actress who played Nora, Myrna Loy (sidenote: everyone knew she should have won for the 1946 film “The Best Years of Our Lives”) an Honorary Oscar.

So what I’m actually saying is, you kinda suck for lying through your stupid teeth, Tim Minear. So like go kick rocks or something. And maybe don’t ever speak of The Thin Man again if you’re just gonna lie about it.

[blue-cheeseinmyoffwhites]

& if we kick out everyone related to the 118 out of this country, then who will be keeping your business afloat Frank??

IN A SENSE THAT

[idealuk]

We saw Athena talking to Frank at the beginning of the episode.

But the episode also made it clear that Eddie has also been still talking to him.

🥃🤡

Gay-and-already-in-love-with-his-bestie/co-parent/nester-convert revelation when?

[garadinervi]

Flying, a performance by Maren Hassinger, Ulysses Jenkins, Juana Nash, Senga Nengudi, Frank Parker, Lofty Amono, "Nastyee", N.Dugu Jungles, The Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, July 6, 1982

From: Individual Collective: A Conversation with Senga Nengudi, by Allie Tepper, «Living Collections Catalogue», Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN, 2019

[incorrect911argoship]

Buck: Wait, you don't know how to swim?

Chim: How is that even possible?

Eddie: I've thought about taking swim classes for adults, but honestly that's sadder than just drowning.

[ghostsmp3]

The Bodyguard (1992) screenplay by Lawrence Kasdan // 9-1-1 "The Devil You Know" (2022) written by Lyndsey Beaulieu

[rainbow-demon503]

If you like ghostfrank due to fucked up dynamics you might also like henry barrow x forrest nash from killer frequency. I'll explain it a bit more but this will slightly spoil some stuff for you if you haven't played the game.

Killer frequency is this great short game about a radio host that has to deal with 911 calls in a small town while a killer is loose. Forrest is the older guy and said radio host, but don't worry he has great asshole potential. He can make some real dark jokes about people's death's, and he used to be on a much bigger show. Henry is the killer, aka the Whistling Man, he's young and has only been raised to kill. He looks great in his mask and his coat, really great masked murderer outfit. We don't get a single line of dialogue from him, but since his mother orchestrated and lead the whole killing spree, we do know that he's obedient to her.

The potential here is delicious. There's currently a lot of fanfic of henry doing some non- con on forrest, but there's a great one that's the reverse of that. Really great, there's like 6 or so fanfics on AO3.