#The Big Mouth

[jerrylewisphotocollection]

Jerry behind the scenes of The Big Mouth, 1967

[make-a-little-mischief]

🎥 MOVIE OF THE WEEK 🎞

🎣 THE BIG MOUTH 💎

[nexttimeisnotthesame]

“I’m going to start hunting. I’m going to do it my way according to the ‘Big Mouse’ law. From now on, I’m the real Big Mouse.”

[fredandginger64]

Jerry Lewis in The Big Mouth, 1967

Watched this for the first time and was delighted that Professor Kelp showed up!

[jerrylewis-thekid]

Bond. My name's James Bond (X)

[fy-girls-generation]

[agentjazzy]

reposting this from twitter bc it's making me lose my mind

[wolfspaw]

[linktoo-doodles]

i'll strangle you or i'll kiss you on the mouth

[samz1898]

Mouthwatering Nibbles 🤤🤤💦

[akanemnon]

Something tells me this isn't Flowey...

FIRST - PREVIOUS - NEXT

MASTERPOST (for the full series / FAQ / reference sheets)

[kangaruthi]

“She had a decided chin and a nose that… put [Nona] in mind of those big poison desert cats” - Nona the Ninth page 359

[make-a-little-mischief]

🎥 MOVIE OF THE WEEK 🎞

🎣 THE BIG MOUTH 💎

💖📸 BONUS PHOTO DAY 📸💖

[nexttimeisnotthesame]

The many different sides of Go Miho in ‘Big Mouth’

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Yoona will star as Go Mi Ho, the wife of the lawyer-turned-conman Park Chang Ho (Lee Jong Suk). When she was younger, Go Mi Ho was popular among men due to her natural beauty and charming qualities. However, she placed more value in her suitor’s personality instead of his qualifications, believing that the latter could always be improved upon. As such, she pushed aside all other men vying for her love and chose the good-natured Park Chang Ho to be her husband.

Determined to make Park Chang Ho into the man she wanted him to be, she graduated college and immediately made a plan to become a nurse while also making him into a respectable lawyer. While Go Mi Ho pressed on through her difficult days at the hospital, her husband finally became a lawyer and she became certain that she’d chosen the right man.

However, later events did not turn out the way she had hoped. Although she originally dreams of living happily ever after, her husband ends up with a reputation as a third-rate lawyer who rarely wins his cases.

When a prominent murder case makes its way to Park Chang Ho, she decides to put her faith in her husband once more. But when he ends up being framed as the conman “Big Mouse,” their lives get upended yet again. Knowing that her husband would never commit fraud, Go Mi Ho gathers her wits about her and sets out to uncover the truth.

By day she takes care of countless lives as a nurse, and by night she dives into the battlefield to track down the mastermind who pinned her husband as a conman. Go Mi Ho is willing to do everything to rescue her precious husband, but will she succeed?

[inkskinned]

kids remind me, often, of the things i've taught myself out of.

i have a big dog. he looks like a deer. he is taller than most young children. while we were on a trail the other day, a boy coming our direction saw us and froze. he took a step back and said: "i'm feeling nervous. your - your dog is kind of big."

goblin and i both stopped walking immediately. "he is kind of a big dog," i admitted. "he's called a greyhound. they are gentle but they are pretty tall, which is kind of scary, you're right. their legs are so long because they are made for running fast. i am sorry we scared you. would you like us to stand still while you move past us, or would you feel more safe in your body if we move and you stay still?'

"oh. i didn't know that about - greyhounds. i think i ... i want to stay still," he said. at this point, his adult had caught up to us. "i'm nervous about the dog," he told her, "so i'm - i'm gonna stay still." she didn't argue. she didn't make fun of him. she just smiled at him and at me and held his hand while goblin and i, with as wide of a berth as we could make, crept our way through.

behind us, i heard him exhale a deep breath and kind of laugh - "he was really big, huh? she said it's because greyhounds have to go fast."

"he was big," she said. "i understand why that could have made you a little scared."

"yeah. next time i - next time do you think i could maybe ask to touch him? when - i mean, next time, maybe, if i'm not nervous."

later, going to a work event, in the big city, i stood outside, trembling. my social anxiety as a caught bird in my chest. i took a deep breath and turned to my coworker. she's not even really my friend yet. i told her: "i feel nervous about this. i am not used to meeting new people, ever since covid."

she laughed, but not in a mean way. she said she was nervous too. she reached her hand out and held mine, and we both took another deep breath and walked in like that, interlinked. a few people asked us - together? - and i told the truth: i feel nervous, and she's helping. over and over i watched people relax too, admitting i feel really kind of shy lately actually, thank you for saying that.

the next time i go to an event, and i feel a little scared, i ask right away: wanna hold hands? this feels a little dangerous. i hesitate less. i don't hide it as much. i watch for other people who are also nervous and say - it's kinda hard, huh?

i know, logically, i'm not good at asking for help. but i am also not good at noticing when i need help. i've trained myself out of asking completely, but i've also trained myself to never accept my own fears or excuses. i have trained myself to tamp down every anxiety and just-push-through. i don't know what i'm protecting myself from - just that i never think to admit it to anyone.

but every person on earth occasionally needs comfort. every person on earth occasionally needs connection. many of us were taught independence is the same thing as never needing anything.

each of us should have had an adult who heard - i feel nervous and held our hand and asked us how we could be helped to feel safe. no judgement, and no chiding. many of us did not. many of us were punished for the ways that we seemed "weak".

but here is something: i am an adult now. and i get nervous a lot, actually. and if you are an adult and you are feeling a little nervous - come talk to me. we can hold hands and figure out what will help us feel safe in our bodies. and maybe, next time, if we're brave, we can pet the dog that's passing.

[ellefoxxx]

come hang out? 🥺