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pupsmailbox · 7 months

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WINTER ID PACK

NAMES ⌇　alaska. alba. alban. amara. andri. aneira. angel. angelina. apricity. aquila. aquilo. arctic. aspen. aster. aurora. ayden. balthasar. beir. beira. beiron. bell. belle. bianca. blanc. blanca. blanch. blanche. blanchesse. blanchette. blaze. blizzard. blizzardette. blu. blue. borea. boreas. boris. brea. bree. bylur. carol. caspar. cedar. chione. chióni. chris. christina. christmas. clara. claudia. cloud. cloude. coco. cocoa. colden. cole. cozy. crimson. crystal. december. dew. dewdrop. dewey. dewy. diamond. douglas. edur. eira. eirlys. eirwan. eirwen. elitsa. ella. elsa. ember. emmanuel. emmanuelle. eryi eryi. estelle. euria. everest. everett. everette. evergreen. fannar. fionn. fir. fjolla. flake. frediano. freeze. fritz. fros. frost. frostette. frostine. frosty. fuyu. fuyuko. gale. garland. ginger. gloria. gwyneira. hazel. hika. holly. ice. icee. icelyn. icicle. icidia. icie. iclyn. isarr. isbert. ivy. jack. jack.. jaki. january. janus. jolly. joseph. josephine. joy. juniper. kari. khione. kirsi. kit. ledi. ledia. lucas. lucina. lumi. mafuyu. mafuyuko. mary. melchior. merry. miyuki. natalia. natalie. natasha. nevada. neve. nicholas. nick. nieves. noel. noella. noelle. north. november. oak. oakley. olwen. pepper. peppermint. permafrost. pine. poinsettia. polaris. rain. raina. raine. rainer. reign. reyner. robin. rudolf. rudolph. rudy. sally. scarlett. scrooge. sioc. snow. snowdrop. snowesse. snowette. snowine. snowstorm. snowy. solstice. spruce. star. stella. storm. stormy. tundra. vega. viola. vixen. warrin. weiss. whittaker. whyte. willow. winny. winter. wren. wynn. wynter. wyntr. yuki. yukio. yule. yulia. yves. yvette. zane.

PRONOUNS ⌇　arc/arctic. arctic/arctic. aura/aura. bleak/bleak. bli/blizzard. bliz/blizzard. blizz/blizzard. blizzard/blizzard. blue/blue. chill/chill. chilly/chilly. clou/cloud. cloud/cloud. co/cold. coat/coat. cold/cold. cool/cool. cry/cryo. cry/crystal. crystal/crystal. drip/drip. drop/drop. fir/fir. flake/flake. flu/flurry. flur/flurry. flurry/flurrie. fre/freeze. freeze/freeze. fro/frost. fros/frost. frost/frost. frostbite/frostbite. froze/frozen. glacier/glacier. glove/glove. hail/hail. ice/ice. ice/icicle. icicle/icicle. mitten/mitten. rain/rain. rain/rainy. scarf/scarf. shiver/shiver. sky/sky. sle/sleet. slush/slush. snow/flake. snow/snow. snow/snowflake. so/snow. sto/storm. storm/storm. storm/stormy. stormy/stormy. tundra/tundra. water/water. wi/winter. win/ter. win/winter. winter/winter . ❄️ . 🌌 . 🌨 . 🌨️ . 🌲 . 🗻 . 🧊 .

#⭐️lists #id pack #npt #name suggestions #name ideas #name list #pronoun suggestions #pronoun ideas #pronoun list #neopronouns #nounself #emojiself #seasonkin #winterkin #winter

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deputy-sennaviste · 9 months

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The Seeds + Wrapping Paper I'd use for Their Gifts

Joseph

White paper with gold snowflakes

A pile of coiled ribbon on top instead of a bow

Card tucked into the fold of the wrapping

John

Dark blue paper with green shiny words "Yule", "Joy", and "Merry and Bright".

No bows or ribbons, but a sprig of holly taped to the corner

Card connected to the holly

Jacob

Brown paper closed off with twine

No bow, no ribbon, but the twine is tied off into a bow shape

Card resting on top, tucked under the string

Faith

Green paper with silver words "Faith" on it

Massive silver bow on the corner

Card tucked into wrapping as well

#for holiday peeps #far cry 5 #jacob seed #john seed #joseph seed #faith seed #fc5

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playedbetter · 10 months

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Winter Holiday Cheat Sheet 2023

My muses celebrate varying things throughout the winter season, as such here's a reference for who celebrates what. I highly recommend crtl+f.

For those from worlds without earth holidays I'll list what they celebrate in their verse closest to modern day earth.

Christmas

Jean-Paul Valley, Azrael, Jason Todd, Cleo Cazo, Maxwell Lord, Guy Gardner, Beatriz Da Costa, Owen Mercer, Grant Wilson, Lori Zechlin, Nick Necro, Bunny, Pierre Cobblepot, The Joker, Ragdoll, Lex Luthor, Hoxton, Vlad Kozak, Dallas, Kento, Joseph Baldwin, Dolly Harris, Pearl, Rust, Shade, Duke, Veron Locke, Jacket/Axel, Richard/Jacket, John Wick, Jimmy, Stephen Simmons, Cole, Cullen Rutherford, Zevran, Garrett Hawke, Zinna Lavellan, Sebastain Vael, Fjord, Caleb Widogast, Hajime Hinata, Izuru Kamakura, Mikan Tsumiki, Peko Pekoyama, Korekiyo Shinguji, Nagito Komaeda, Toko Fukawa, Syo, Juzo Sakakura, Kotoko Utsugi, Tsumugi Shriogane, Rantaro Amami, Mukuro Ikusaba, Kazuichi Soda, Yumeto Ariyoshi, Isami Kanda, Inuko Hachiya, Briar, Seraphine, Vi, Dr. Mundo, Mel Medarda, Sarah Fortune, Hana Song, Gabriel Reyes, Amélie LaCroix, Hanzo, Elizabeth Ashe, Quentin Smith, Caleb Quinn, Susie Lavoie, Lucy Westenra, Luis Serra Navarro, Billy Loomis, Norah Jakobs, Clara, Artemy Brukah, Peter Stamatin, Mark Immortal, Quentin Quire, Harrier Du Bois, Kim Kitsuragi, Goldilocks, Ophelia, The Narrator, Rosa Blackwell, Lauren Blackwell, Patricia Blackwell, Joey Mallone, Dolores Sinclair.

Hanukkah

Zatanna Zatara, Zachary Zatara, Theodore Kord, Eddie Bloomberg, Jason Todd, Damian Wayne, Bruce Wayne, Badger, Anders, Justice, Viktor.

Diwali

Dorian Pavus, Beauregard Lionett, Mollymauk Tealeaf.

Kwanzaa

Ekko.

Yule

Lori Zechlin, Alune, Aphelios, Mikaela Reid.

Lunar New Year

Jason Todd, Bunny, Alune, Aphelios, Hana Song, Mollymauk Tealeaf, Korekiyo Shinguji, Lukai Hwei, Shieda Kayn, Rhaast, Kim Kitsuragi.

None

Komand'r, The Adjudicator, Naafiri, Micheal Myers, Anna, Caliborn, Ayumi Maeda.

#info;

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mthguy · 9 months

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Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney perform “Good Morning” in the MGM film Babes in Arms (1939)

Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland proved to be a dynamic duo on screen, appearing together in such films as Love Finds Andy Hardy (1938) and Babes on Broadway (1941). The pair had an amazing connection, perhaps helped by the fact that they had a lot in common off-screen. They both came from theatrical families. Garland, born Frances Ethel Gumm, made her stage debut as a toddler in her older sisters' act; and Rooney, born Joseph Yule, Jr., had a vaudeville performer for a father and a showgirl for a mother.

Both had parents who pushed them into show business. Rooney moved to California with his mother in the mid-1920s to launch his career, and she even changed his name to give it more Hollywood appeal. Garland grew up performing with her sisters before landing a film contract when she was only 13 years old. MGM Studios boss Louis B. Meyer reportedly hired Garland without having her do a screen test. She, too, went through a name transformation to make her more marketable. From an early age, Rooney and Garland both knew all too well the ups and downs of the entertainment business.

Rooney may have only been a year or so older than Garland, but he had much more film experience when they started working together. He made his film debut in the 1926 short, Not to Be Trusted. From there, Rooney starred in a series of shorts based on the comic strip character Mickey McGuire.

Garland and Rooney first met in 1935, when Rooney was a rising star and Garland was just starting out, but it took a few years for the studio realize that Garland and Rooney would be a winning combination.

Garland made her first feature film appearance in the 1936 sports comedy, Pigskin Parade. Garland and Rooney made their joint appearance in the 1937 film Thoroughbreds Don't Cry. Garland later credited Rooney with giving her some of the best acting advice of her career while making this film. He told the talented young performer to perform her lines "like you're singing it."

Rooney had already made four popular films in the Andy Hardy series before he was joined on screen by Garland. Starting with 1937's A Family Affair, the series explored the lives of Judge James K. Hardy and his family. Rooney played his teenaged son Andy, and this friendly character who seemed to represent an all-American image quickly won over audiences.

Garland first appeared in 1938's Love Finds Andy Hardy as Andy's friend Betsy. Early in her career, she was marketed as a girl-next-door type. The two characters' relationship mirrored the actors' off-screen connection as well. Garland, just like Betsy, had a romantic interest in Rooney at the start, but Rooney, similar to Andy, was too busy pursuing other girls to notice her. He was involved with a number of other actresses, including Norma Shearer, who was 20 years his senior.

Garland's career soon started to take off. When Rooney and Garland appeared in 1939's Babes in Arms, the pair shared top billing. The musical, directed by the legendary Busby Berkeley, proved to be a huge hit. Rooney and Garland seemed to play off each other in a way that made their performances better, and moviegoers found them to be a compelling and magical pair to watch.

Babes in Arms is a film version of the 1937 coming-of-age Broadway musical of the same title. Directed by Busby Berkeley, in addition to Rooney and Garland, it featured Charles Winninger, Guy Kibbee, June Preisser, Grace Hayes, and Betty Jaynes. It was Garland and Rooney's second film together as lead characters after their earlier successful pairing in the fourth of the Andy Hardy films. The film concerns a group of youngsters trying to put on a show to prove their vaudevillian parents wrong and make it to Broadway.

It premiered on October 13, 1939, and became one of the 10 biggest hits of the year. With all the adorable gumption of its young stars, Babes in Arms pays thoroughly entertaining tribute to the magic of show business.

The film was nominated for two Academy Awards: Best Actor in a Leading Role for Mickey Rooney, who was 19 at the time and became the second-youngest Best Actor nominee, and Best Music, Scoring by Roger Edens and Georgie Stoll.

#youtube #mickey rooney #judy garland #babes in arms

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handfuloftime · 2 years

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On nicknames

In Ross in the Antarctic, M.J. Ross quotes several of J.E. Davis’s letters to Joseph Dalton Hooker following the Antarctic expedition’s return to England, including one on James Clark Ross’s wedding: “I see by the papers that he [Ross] is married. I do not wish him any harm but I hope the future Lady R may prove a Dragon. Ditto to Richard and Quilp when they marry”. M.J. Ross suggests that “Richard and Quilp” were Edward Bird (with “Richard” potentially coming from dicky-bird) and either Francis Crozier or Archibald McMurdo.

However, looking at other letters from Davis to Hooker, it’s clear that “Richard” is Crozier. Davis alternately referred to him as Richard and Dick, as in a letter to Hooker dated May 12, 1845

I suppose you have been or will go down and visit the old ships before they start - I certainly should like to visit them with you - do you know if they have got any of the Old Officers except Honey? What has become of Moore? [T.E.L. Moore, mate on Terror during the Antarctic expedition] I should think he would like to accompany dear Dick again.

and another letter on June 26th

So the old ships are gone at last - I hope Dick will lead the life I wish him that is to say the same as it used to be.

As for Quilp, the letter above is the only time that nickname appears in Davis’s letters, but Davis appeared to share what seemed to be a generally low opinion of Bird among the expedition’s junior officers--he wrote to Hooker, “To think that Bird that did next to nothing should get two steps by the cruize and others to get nothing is shameful”--so it’s easy to speculate that Bird is the one being referred to as the villain of The Old Curiosity Shop. (Joseph Dayman and Henry Yule also disparaged Bird in their letters to Hooker)

[All letters from the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew Archives JDH/2/1/5]

#also while i'm criticizing m.j. ross he transcribes davis et al.'s nickname for jcr as 'jimmy' but it's clearly 'jemmy'#i really need a separate tag for the antarctic expedition don't i #francis crozier #edward bird #j.e. davis #joseph dalton hooker

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rabbitcruiser · 9 months

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Christmas Day

Christmas Day is a Christian holiday that celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ, and it is also celebrated as a non religious cultural holiday. It is a public holiday in many countries, and is celebrated in some countries where there is not a large Christian population. It takes place after Advent and the Nativity Fast, and begins Christmastide, or the Twelve Days of Christmas. The name of the holiday is shortened from "Christ's mass," and throughout history the day has been known as "midwinter," "Nativity," "Yule," and "Noel."

The New Testament gospels of Luke and Matthew describe Jesus as being born in Bethlehem, in Judea. Luke's account tells of Joseph and Mary traveling to Bethlehem from Nazareth for a census, and Jesus being born in a stable and being laid in a manger. According to this account, angels proclaimed him as the savior, and shepherds came to visit him. Matthew's account tells the story of the magi following a star in the sky and bringing Jesus gifts.

The month and date of Jesus' birth is unknown, but the Western Christian Church placed it as December 25 by at least 336 CE, when the first Christmas celebration was recorded, in Rome. This date later became adopted by Eastern churches at the end of the fourth century. Some Eastern churches celebrate Christmas on December 25 of the Julian calendar, which is January 7. The date of December 25 may have been chosen for a few reasons. This is the day that the Romans marked as the winter solstice, the day when the Sun would begin remaining longer in the sky. Jesus also was sometimes identified with the Sun. The Romans had other pagan festivals during the end of the year as well. December 25 also may have been chosen because it is about nine months after the date commemorating the Crucifixion of Jesus.

Christmas celebrations were not prominent in the Early Middle Ages, and the holiday was overshadowed by Epiphany at the time. Christmas started to come to prominence after 800 CE, when Charlemagne was crowned emperor on Christmas Day. During the Middle Ages it became a holiday that incorporated evergreens, the giving of gifts between legal relationships—such as between landlords and tenants, eating, dancing, singing, and card playing. By the seventeenth century in England the day was celebrated with elaborate dinners and pageants.

Puritans saw the day as being connected to drunkenness and misbehavior, and banned it in the seventeenth century. But, Anglican and Catholic churches promoted it at the time. Following the Protestant Reformation, many new denominations continued celebrating Christmas, but some radical Protestant groups did not celebrate it. In Colonial America, Pilgrims were opposed to the holiday, and it wasn't until the mid nineteenth century that the Boston area fully embraced the holiday. But, the holiday was freely practiced in Virginia and New York during colonial times. Following the Revolution it fell out of favor in the United States to some extent, as it was seen as being an English custom.

Around the world there was a revival of Christmas celebrations in the early nineteenth century, after it took on a more family oriented, and children centered theme. A contributing factor to this was Charles Dickens' publication of A Christmas Carol in 1843. His novel highlighted themes of compassion, goodwill, and family. Seasonal food and drink, family gatherings, dancing, games, and a festive generosity of spirit all are part of Christmas celebrations today, and were part of Dickens' novel. Even the phrase "Merry Christmas" became popularized by the story.

In the United States, several of Washington Irving's short stories in the 1820s helped revive Christmas, as did A Visit From St. Nicholas. This poem helped to popularize the exchanging of gifts, and helped Christmas shopping take on an economic importance. It was after this that there began to be a conflict between the spiritual and commercial aspects of Christmas as well. By the 1850s and 1860s, the holiday became more widely celebrated in the United States, and Puritan resistance began to shift to acceptance. By 1860, fourteen states had adopted Christmas as a legal holiday. On June 28, 1870, it became a federal holiday in the United States.

Celebrations of Christmas in the United States and other countries are a mix of pre-Christian, Christian, and secular influences. Gift giving today is based on the tradition of Saint Nicholas, as well as on the giving of gifts by the magi to Jesus. Giving also may have been influenced by gift giving during the ancient Roman festival Saturnalia. Closely related and often interchangeable figures such as Santa Claus, Father Christmas, Saint Nicholas, and Christkind are seen as gift givers to children—the best known of which is Santa Claus. His name is traced back to the Dutch Sinterklaas, which simply meant Saint Nicholas. Saint Nicholas was a fourth century Greek bishop who was known for his care of children, generosity, and the giving of gifts to children on his feast day. During the Reformation, many protestants changed the gift giver to the Christ child, or Christkindl, which was changed to Kris Kringle in English. The date of giving changed from Saint Nicholas Day to Christmas Eve at this time. Modern Santa Claus started in the United States, particularly in New York; he first appeared in 1810. Cartoonist Thomas Nast began drawing pictures of him each year beginning in 1863, and by the 1880s Santa took on his modern form.

Attending Christmas services is popular for religious adherents of the holiday. Sometimes services are held right at midnight, at the beginning of Christmas Day. Readings from the gospels as well as reenactments of the Nativity of Jesus may be done.

Christmas cards are another important part of Christmas, and are exchanged between family and friends in the lead up to the day. The first commercial Christmas cards were printed in 1843—the same year as the printing of Dickens' A Christmas Carol. In 1875 the first commercial Christmas cards made their debut in the United States. Today both religious and secular artwork adorns the cards.

Music has long been a part of Christmas. The first Christmas hymns came about in fourth century Rome. By the thirteenth century, countries like France, Germany, and Italy had developed Christmas songs in their native language. Songs that became known as carols were originally communal folk songs, and were sung during celebrations such as "harvest tide" as well as Christmas, and began being sung in church. The singing of Christmas songs went into some decline during the Reformation. "Hark the Herald Angels Sing" came about in the eighteenth century, and "Silent Night" was composed in 1818. Christmas carols were revived with William Sandy's Christmas Carols Ancient and Modern in 1833, which included some of the first appearances of "The First Noel," "I Saw Three Ships," "Hark the Herald Angels Sing," and "God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen." Secular Christmas songs began to come about in the late eighteenth century. "Deck the Halls" was written in 1784, and "Jingle Bells" was written in 1857. Many secular Christmas songs were produced in the 20th century, in jazz, blues, country, and rock and roll variations: Irving Berlin's "White Christmas" was popularized by Bing Crosby; "Jingle Bell Rock" was sung by Bobby Helms; Brenda Lee did a version of "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree;" "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" was recorded by Gene Autry. Elvis Presley also put out a Christmas album.

A special meal is often eaten on the day, and popular food varies from country to country. In United States, turkey with stuffing—sometimes called dressing—is often the main course, but roast beef or ham are also popular. Potatoes, squash, roasted vegetables, casseroles, and cranberry sauces are common. Popular drinks include tonics, sherries, and eggnog. Pastries, cookies, and other desserts sweeten the day, and fruits, nuts, chocolates, and cheeses are popular snacks.

Finally, Christmas decorations are an important aspect of the holiday and include things such as trees, lights, nativity scenes, garland, stockings, angels, wreaths, mistletoe, and holly. The Christmas tree tradition is believed to have started in Germany in the eighteenth century, although some believe Martin Luther began the tradition in the sixteenth century. Christmas trees were introduced to England in the early nineteenth century. In 1848 the British royal family photo showed the family with a Christmas tree, and it caused a sensation. A version of the photo was reprinted two years later in the United States. By the 1870s the putting up of trees was common in the United States. They are adorned with lights and ornaments, and can be real or artificial.

Christmas Day, also known as Christmas, is being observed today! It has always been observed annually on December 25th.

There are an innumerable amount of ways that you could celebrate Christmas:

attend a church service or read the gospel Christmas accounts

watch a Christmas film

listen to Christmas music

complete an Advent calendar or wreath

give gifts

view a Nativity play

watch a Christmas parade

visit family or friends

visit Santa Claus

read books such as How the Grinch Stole Christmas! or A Christmas Carol

light a Christingle

view Christmas decorations

go Christmas caroling

make Christmas cookies or other foods associated with the holiday

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perfettamentechic · 1 year

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6 aprile … ricordiamo …

6 aprile … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic

2022: Rae Allen, all’anagrafe Raffaella Julia Theresa Abruzzo, attrice statunitense di teatro, cinema e televisione, regista e cantante, e ha anche aperto la sua scuola di recitazione ed è stata insegnante di recitazione; la sua carriera è durata circa settant’anni e otto decenni. Era la figlia di Julia Riccio, sarta e parrucchiera, e di Joseph Abruzzo, autista e cantante d’opera. Rae ha iniziato…

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vintage-every-day · 2 years

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Ninnian Joseph Yule Jr. (September 23, 1920 – April 6, 2014), best known as Mickey Rooney, was an American actor, producer, radio entertainer and vaudevillian.

#vintage #old hollywood #golden era #mickey rooney

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aestheticallynotdeerlightful · 2 years

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It would be super cool to see your voice claims for the characters!

VOICE CLAIMS WOO!

Okay okay so this is a very long list, because I’m indecisive, and originally I would’ve loved to make this a video but alas I do not how to edit, nor do I own my computer, so it’ll have to wait

I was debating if I should of just sent my Google doc here of everything (because that doc has even more then I’m sending here) but I decided to just- copy and paste some of it so apologizes in advance for the length!

This list is very extensive and I’ve pulled voices from ALL over the place, I haven’t even watched all these shows, most of this I’ve just seen through clips and went “omg it’s perfect” so it’s a mess I’m sorry akdjsjd

Long post ahead!! (Italicized font are the ones I especially like the most)(I’ve also included links to some of these if you’ve never heard them)

UNDERTALE

Frisk

•Gregory (Over the garden wall)- Colling Dean

•Jessica (Craig of the creek)- Lucia Grace Cunningham

•Chihiro (spirited away English dub)- Daveigh Chase

•chowder (chowder)- Nicky jones

•niki yang, BMO (adventure time), Candy (gravity falls)

Flowey

•Yakko Warner (animaniacs) -Rob paulsen

•Richard Horvitz

Toriel

•Sigourney weaver

•little foots mother (land before time)

•Kala (Tarzan)- Glenn close and Kat cressida

•freya (god of war)- Danielle bisutti

Napstablook

•Sadness (Inside out)- Phyllis smith (although maybe a tad pitched down. But only a smidge)

Sans

•Herb (BoJack horseman)- Stanley Tucci

•Bob (bobs burgers)-H. Jon Benjamin

•Moist Cr1tikal (the YouTuber)

•Revtrosity (also a YouTuber)

•Red guy (DHMIS) -Joseph pelling

Papyrus

•Jacksepticeye (you all know who that is.)

•Scudworth (clone high)

•Skeletor (he-man) (I think this one speaks for itself)

•revtrosity (YouTube)

Monster kid

•Darwin Watterson (Gumball)

•Steven universe- Zach Callison (specifically young steven)

•Wybie (Coraline)- Robert Bailey Jr

Grillby

•Jack Skellington (nightmare before Christmas)- Danny elfman and Chris Sarandon

•Wirt (over the garden wall)- Elijah wood

Gaster

•Narrator (the Stanley parable) kevan Brighting

•bubo (bubo)- James dijit

•knight lautrec (dark souls)

•Sasha barbicon (titanic adventure out of time)

Undyne

•Jasper (Steven universe)- Kimberly brooks

•kuvira (legend of Korra)- Zelda Williams

•Yunan (amphibia)

Alphys

•Peridot (Steven universe) -Shelby Rabara

•Lara Jill Miller

Mettaton

•ENA (ENA)- Gabe V and Lizzie freeman

Mettaton Ex

•Alaska thunderfuck (hieeeee)

Burgerpants

•Hiccup (HTTYD)- Jay baruchel

•Randell(monsters inc)- Steve Buscemi

Asgore

•Mufasa (lion king)

•Aslan (Narnia)- Liam neeson

Asriel

•Lewis (meet the robinsons)

•kubo (kubo and the two strings)- art parkinson

•yes hear me out: Max (camp camp) -Michael Jones

Hyperdeath Asriel/Adult asriel

•Anakin (Star Wars)

Chara

•Connie (Steven universe)

•Kristofferson (fantastic mr fox)- Eric chase Anderson

•Marcy Wu (amphibia)

•Demetri (cobra Kai the karate kid saga continues)

•Ronno (Bambi)

Temmie

•Happy (Fairytail)- Tia Ballard

Mad dummy

•Blitzo (Helluva boss)- Brandon rogers

Gerson

•Yule (Mune: guardian of the moon)- (it’s the large green old guy)

That’s it for the Classic cast so far, I’ll make a seperate post this with my picks for the Environmentalshift au and other miscellaneous voices at a later time. This took forever

Maybe someday I’ll turn this into a video. So it’s easier

#deer rambles #deer answers #undertale #voice headcanons #tada!!

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manofmydaydreams · 2 years

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anMy personal, traditional Xmas /Whatever You Celebrate During The Midwinter Holidays Playlist:

- Feels Like Christmas (by Panic! At The Disco)

- Doesn't Feel Like Christmas (by P!ATD, not officially released)

- White Christmas (cover by Panic! At The Disco)

- It's Christmas (" ")

- This Is Halloween (from Nightmare Before Christmas, cover by P!ATD)

- What's This? (" " by Fall Out Boy)

- Yule Shoot Your Eye Out (Belivers Never Die part 1, Fob)

- All I Want For Christmas Is You (by My Chemical Romance)

The Everlasting Masterpice that is

- Every Snowflake's Different, (Just Like You) (Mcr obviously)

- Dasher (by Gee Way)

The whole Christmas/ Xmas Jambz by IDKHBTFM, aka

- Sickly Sweet Holidays

- Christmas Drag

- Please Don't Jump (It's Christmas)

then

- Merry Christmas Everybody

- Oh Noel

then the wonderful

- Merry Christmas, Kiss My Ass (All Time Low)

- Fool's Holiday (Atl)

- Do You Hear What I Hear (by William Beckett)

- Merry Little Christmas (" ")

- Christmas On The Road (by Sleeping With Sirens)

my beloved Don’t Waste Your Wishes by The Killers meaning

- A Great Big Sled

- Don't Shoot Me Santa

- Joseph, Better You Than Me (ft. Elton John and Neil Tennant)

- !Happy Birthday Guadalupe (ft. Wild Light and Mariachi El Bronx

- Boots (ft. a dialogue from It’s A Wonderful World)

- Cowboys’ Christmas Ball

- I Feel It In My Bones (ft. R. Pardey)

- Christmas In L.A. (" " ft. Dawes)

- Joel The Lump of Coal (ft. J. Kimmel)

- Dirt Sledding (ft. R. Pardey and R. Dreyfuss)

- I’ll Be Home For Christmas (ft. N. H. Hansen)

THE Classic

- Happy Holidays, You Bastard (by Blink-182)

And, obviously, the greatest of them all, the grand finale

- Xas Time Of The Year (Green Day)

and

- Thank God It’s Christmas (The Queen)

and then I usually throw in also some good old Taylor Swift and Weezer music in theme.

This is, with the rest of Nightmare and the screams of the many victims of the lovely sadist Kevin McCallister has always been, my christmas-y playlist, the music I listen the most to in this time, ending of the year.

Do you know any other kick-ass, rock, roasting the holidays sassy songs? Have I forgotten something important?Please feel free to add them!

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thecallahanlegacy · 2 years

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Keep up with the legacy with these links:

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Generational Happenings & Highlights:

Generation 1, Callahan Arriving To Simlandovia Little Princess Elizabeth Another Day At The Callahan Home Princess Elizabeth And Prince Lucian Princess Elizabeth’s Birthday The Queen’s Parents Royal Title Ceremony Prince Lucian’s Birthday The First Royal Audience Princess Elizabeth Learns To Knit Snow Day A Callahan Christmas Royal Portrait Release The Queen And Princess’ Exclusive Interview Princess Elizabeth’s Private Meeting Princess Elizabeth’s Decision Princess Elizabeth’s Pool Spotting Updated Royal Portrait Release The Coronation Has Begun

Generation 2, Hattenburgh The Coronation Of Generation 2 The Royal Wedding Of Queen Elizabeth And Prince-Consort William The Royal Wedding Of Princess Annabelle And Duke Joseph The First Royal Twins Break-In At Hattenburgh Palace Royal Charity Banquet #1 Twins’ Birthday Portraits The Arrangement (all parts) First Royals To Attend Public School Princess Nora Crowned Prom Royal The Passing Of Lady Bella Goth Amalia’s Birthday Portrait Princess Nora Crowned Heir; Early Graduation The Engagement Of Frederick Cambridge And Nora Hattenburgh Crown Princess Nora’s Royal Report Magazine Crown Princess Nora Becomes The Princess Of Eastland The First Pre-Wedding Honorary Ladies Portraits Crown Princess Nora of Simlandovia and Eastland’s Pre-Wedding Honorary Portraits

Generation 3, Cambridge NEW! King Philip’s Passing & Queen Elizabeth’s Public Address LIVE COVERAGE: The Royal Wedding of Crown Princess Nora And Crown Prince Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Cambridge: Just Married! Princess Nora At KBSA Cambridge Baby Shower/ Gender Reveal The Saining of the Prince Queen Elizabeth of Simlandovia Secures New Simlandovian Island For Her and Queen Gloria’s Community Recreation Center Cambridge Home Baby Photos Cambridge Halloween Cambridge Royals Visit San Sequoia Island’s New Community Recreational Center Flagan Family Exposed Via Royal Report Magazine’s Interview With Queen Mother Catherine Callahan Crown Princess Nora’s First Eastland Annual Yule Tree Unveiling Ceremony Cambridge Family Yuletide and Winterfest Cards The Coronation of Eastland and Simlandovia's Youngest King (20) and Queen (18), December 21st of 1868 Jared Fitch’s Controversial Simflix Special NEW! Royal Report Magazine April: Unethical Practices Against Queen During Pregnancy NEW! Cambridge Triplet Baby Shower NEW! Royal Triplets Born & Alleged Action Against Gloria NEW! Princess Amalia’s Museum Outing With Unknown Woman NEW! Queen Nora’s Itinerary Set For Return To Public Duties After Month-Long Recovery Absence

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