#His perfect jaw

[goliig68]

Can we all agree that mo guan shan looked beautiful as fuck in this Xmas especial chapter?

[alexturntable]

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[f1-stuff]

Bahrain GP '24 // P4 in Quali

"After Q2, I was pretty confident that a low (1m29s) was possible in this car and in these conditions. And for some reason that I don't fully understand, we were not able to find 2 or 3 tenths going into Q3... Apart from that, I think we've been very solid all weekend. We are top 4 with a very tight, tight field..."

[inchidentally]

the light hitting his lashes on the opposite side is all that I am now

[coldbrewblooded]

Bongo Bongo upgrade imminent

[marshmcore]

No, Postal Dude thats a touchy subject!

Proper pic of the two is here

Yes the only colour to note is yellow, thats it.

Im so devastated, Sniper has ZERO family members.

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price and Jane Asher - The Masque of the Red Death (1964)

[frnkiebby]

the frank picturesss

bonus that i think you already have but i want to talk about:

HA I FUCKIN WIN THIS ROUND

and yes, pls, let’s absolutely talk about the last one.~🎃

[redinthesea]

um um um I actually really like what they did with his design in Stampede....

Here’s some speculation on his future looks, though they’ll most likely end up being completely inaccurate.

[yezzyyae]

Omgggg I just know Jeremy Allen White is great in bed🫣😚all his sex scenes from “Shameless” be looking sooo good omgg but this scene from “After Everything(2018)” makes me rub my thighs together omgg☺️🫣🤸🏾‍♂️💦Jeremy Allen White looks like he is a master in the bedroom. The rhythm of this gif lets me know Jeremy Allen White will have you hypnotized over his dick game🙃☺️😝

I know Addison miss that one thing from Jeremy lol. The new women are getting dickpnotized. And I’m not mad at them I would get my sex from JAW & leave when my time is up🙃

[momotonescreaming]

We know that Steve thinks his Dad is an asshole, but he doesn’t really mention his mother other than a few off hand comments. She goes on his Dad’s business trips because she doesn’t trust him not to cheat, she’s well respected in Hawkins, and Steve used her as a reference when he applied for the job at Family Video. So I got to thinking about what if she was a good person also trapped under the pressure of Mr Harrington, just like Steve? What if Steve had a good relationship with her? And this happened

Mrs Harrington who loved her husband once, who had a husband who loved her back. She loved his ambition, his drive, his dedication. She didn’t love it when it started to turn into him spending all hours at the office, at business meetings. When it started to turn into something money hungry. But it was his job. He knew best. Right?

Mrs Harrington has a baby because she wants one. She’s always wanted to be a mother. Mr Harrington has a kid because it’s What You Do. You have a kid so they can take over your company, carry on your family legacy. Uphold the Harrington name. His reputation. A nanny can raise them when they’re little. When they're older they can follow in his footsteps. Popular, likes cars, plays basketball.

Mrs Harrington raises little Steve as much as she can. He’s a little Mama’s boy. She’ll go to the salon to get her hair done and Steve sits in the chair next to hers, driving his toy cars up and down the seat. Steve drags her outside so he can show her this “Really cool swimming trick, Mama!” and she watches him happily from the porch seats, commenting that he swims so well is he sure he’s not part fish? He’ll watch her put her make up on and get ready for a Charity Gala she’s organising. He tells her she’s beautiful, Mama and she’ll run one of her big fluffy make up brushes across his cheeks so he can be beautiful too.

Steve gets older and Mr Harrington takes over in shaping Steve’s life. He’s a man now. A Harrington. Mrs Harrington isn’t quite sure what to do. She thinks her husband might be a bit harsh but he was a teenage boy once, he must know what’s best for him. Right? He’s the man of the family. The head of the household and what he says goes. She isn’t so sure now, but it’s what her father always taught her. It’s what she always learnt in Church. She fawns under his harsh gaze and feels the guilt churning in her gut as she doesn’t know what to do. Steve starts pulling away from her, and her husband keeps flirting with his young secretaries.

It comes to a head in Steve’s senior year when she’s with her husband on a business trip in New York. Her husband’s secretary gets a call that Steve’s in the hospital after getting into a fight with another student - Billy Hargrove. Her husband brushes it off as ‘Boys will be boys’. A Harrington shouldn’t have lost. Maybe this will teach him about consequences. Did he even think about what this could have done to their reputation? He doesn’t tell his wife.

Mrs Harrington is the only one in their hotel room when the secretary calls again with an update from the hospital. She finds out that he knew that their only son was in the hospital and didn’t tell her. It’s the last straw. Her husband comes back to the hotel room smelling of expensive liquor and someone else’s perfume. They get into a screaming match and she packs her bags and calls a taxi. She calls the hospital from the airport that she’s on her way.

She gets the first plane she can and rushes straight to the hospital. The nurse at the reception desk tells her what room he’s in and she tears up as soon as she sees Steve.

“Oh my baby. I’m so sorry.”

Steve locks eyes with her and his eyes water. “Hi Mama.” His voice is quiet.

She rushes over to hug him and his teary eyes turn into violent sobs, her whispering comforting nothings to her baby boy as he cries. She came as soon as she heard, she’s so sorry, he’s okay now. She doesn’t tell him yet that she wasn’t there earlier because her husband didn’t tell her. Her wedding ring feels heavy on her finger.

When Steve is recovering at home, asleep in the other room, she rings a divorce lawyer.

[guardian-angle22]

911 Lone Star 4.02 | The Many Expressions of TK Strand (Part 2)

[obsessivehopelessromantic]

Having brainrot and this mf lives in my head rent free

But he is literally just this :

[citricjoy]

the first thing we see in the movie is stylized hyper violence and then after that each of the 2 remaining instances of gore are brutally realistic and i think that is sooo tasty. it sets a precedent and then subverts it in a way that makes benson’s murders seem even more vicious and cruel <3

[frnkiebby]

that gorgeous fucking profile~🎃

[lovebombin]

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