#Throwdown

[spacevixenmusic]

Source: Avatar: The Legend of Korra [2014]

[gleecontext]

GLEE S01E07 Throwdown

[homestuck-music-tournament]

Throwdown

Album: Homestuck Vol. 5 Composer: Steve Everton Leitmotifs: None Characters: June Egbert, Rose Lalonde, Dave Strider, Jade Harley

[gleetournaments]

The Ultimate Episode Tournament: Round 1 Match 38

[muddypyro]

~march throwdown challenge~

looking for inspiration to make a new challenge for this month. last month set a goal for new teapot designs.

also, i would love to know what you all find most appealing and desirable in handmade pottery and decorative ceramics!

and as always go have a nice visit at

muddypyro.com/

[comicwaren]

From Avengers Inc. #003, “The Man Who Died Twice”

Art by Leonard Kirk, Belardino Brabo and Alex Sinclair

Written by Al Ewing

[gbyjmz]

I met the coolest middle-aged man

I met the coolest middle-aged man yesterday and I never caught his name. (I am not using the term middle-aged as derogatory)

Last night I went to see the band Pulp. I don't really listen to their music and I got my tickets very last minute for only $16 and I mostly just went to see my friends. After about an hour or so of standing in a dance-less crowd while Jarvis Cocker danced like a robot (this is a compliment), I decided to venture from my group in search of water and a quiet place to sit. I went to the bar at the back of the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium and got the only water option available was a $7 can of Liquid Death. What a RIP OFF. I walked out of the venue and into the hallway, where I went to sit on the only bench in the area. Another man was already sitting there and as soon as he saw me he made some room for me on the bench and motioned his hand welcoming me to sit. He mentioned that it seemed like no one at the concert was dancing and this made us explode into a mutual agreement and frustration that no one, as he said, was "throwing down". I told him that maybe it's because Pulp attracts an older crowd; people who don't think it's cool anymore to pump their fists and headbang. He agreed and said he wished more venues would "throw down", and in my head, I told myself that it was my time to shine. With my maybe two years of show-going knowledge, I went into an in-depth TedTalk of the types of genres teenagers are into as of recently and what venues have been the most #crunt. Because the man was wearing ripped army-looking pants, I assumed that he listens to rock or punk music so I mentioned venues like Stay Gold and Gilman and some others that I know are still active in keeping the Bay Area rock scene alive and well. I also introduced him to scene music and at first he had no idea what that term meant. I explained to him that scene-core, inspired by the early 2000s, has influenced local rave culture and local artists. I played some music for him for my playlists that I used to listen to more when I was in that scene-rave era (the worst era of my life). 3rd and Army was another place that I mentioned has some shows, and the man said that when he was younger he also went to shows there. For reference, he is 51 years old. And he hasn't been to 3rd and Army in years so it's not like he a pedophile or anything, he also told me he came to the concert with his wife who was still inside the venue. He was wearing a yellow wristband and he let me put stickers all over it, calling it DIY show merch. He asked for my age just to get a scope of my relevance among the Bay Area show scene in regards to what generation I'm in and I told him I just turned 19. My favorite part of this interaction came next. I told him that my friend funded my first-ever tattoo for my birthday just last week and that no one has recognized the origins of my tattoo yet because of how dated my tattoo inspiration is. You can probably what happened next. HE RECOGNIZED WHERE MY TATTOO IS FROM!!!! I showed him my Nancy and Sluggo tattoo and his jaw literally dropped because I unlocked something from his past. He said he would never ever find another girl with a Nancy and Sluggo tattoo, and I was glad to be considered unique. I showed him the comic panel I got my Nancy tattoo inspired from and he once again dropped his jaw, or as he would say, his jaw "threw down". He told me how fucking sick my tattoo is and that I chose a really niche panel to gain inspiration from. This directed the conversation to notable moments from the one-hundred-year-old comic strip and we talked about our favorite panels. He asked me if I knew the one panel where the character Sluggo floats in the air with his hand behind his head. I said yes, and that everyone knows that comic panel because it is the most iconic Sluggo panel. I talked to him for almost an hour. I didn't get his name and he didn't get mine.

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

𝔗𝔥𝔯𝔬𝔴𝔡𝔬𝔴𝔫 - ℌ𝔢𝔩𝔩𝔟𝔢𝔫𝔱 (𝔒𝔫 𝔚𝔞𝔯)

[manwalksintobar]

I Am 25 // Gregory Corso

With a love a madness for Shelley Chatterton Rimbaud and the needy-yap of my youth has gone from ear to ear: I HATE OLD POETMEN! Especially old poetmen who retract who consult other old poetmen who speak their youth in whispers, saying:—I did those then but that was then that was then— O I would quiet old men say to them:—I am your friend what you once were, thru me you'll be again— Then at night in the confidence of their homes rip out their apology-tongues and steal their poems.

[gleecontext]

GLEE S01E07 Throwdown

[captainstrawberrywings]

YIKES 4 more songs GONE

I hope you didn’t want Throwndown ,2 Breath Walking, After Pain Es cover and Otome Dissection to win because there out

[soberfructosecornsyrup]

20 years of being straight edge, being a Throwdown fan and Haymaker being released, I finally got to see them live

[carharttme]

Throwdown in bibs!

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Throwdown  -  Lost In Time

[a2zsportsnews]

NBL round 2 Throwdown, NBA friends Ian Clark and Derrick Walton Jr go head to head in Melbourne rivalry

As they prepare to square off in the first all-Melbourne Throwdown of NBL25, there’s an air of familiarity between opposing star import guards Derrick Walton Jr and Ian Clark. Call it six degrees of separation — and maybe a little sliding doors. They’re connected in the world of basketball by friendship linkages on and off the court, most notably through former Cleveland Cavaliers guard Kay…