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[t33n-writ3r]

Smut one shot requests (I write them on Wattpad & here but you can only request on here, my Wattpad user is sm_twrit_r) I only do male smut sorry

Baby:

-damiano younes

-niccolo govender

- Brando de sanctis

-fiore fiorenzi

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Harry potter + fancast:

-theodore nott

-mattheo ridde

-tom riddle

-lorenzo berkshire

-regulus black

-blaise zabini

-cedric diggory

-harry potter

-ron weasley

-fred weasley

-george weasley

-draco malfoy

-professor snape

-professor lupin

- James potter (fancast)

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Outer banks:

- JJ maybank

- john b

- poper heyward

- rafe cameron

- topper Thornton

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The vampire diaries:

-damon salvatore

-stefan salvatore

- Enzo st john

-jeremy gilbert

-tyler lockwood

- alaric saltzman

-klaus mikealson

- elijah mikealson

-kol mikealson

- kai parker

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The walking dead:

-daryl dixon

-rick grimes

-carl grimes

-negan smith

-glenn rhee

-ezekiel sutton

-jesus (Paul) monroe

-abraham ford

-alden

-merle dixon

-dwight

-shane welsh

-micheal mercer

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Stranger things:

-steve harrington

-eddie munson

-billy hargrove

-jonathan byers

-dimitri

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Riverdale:

-jughead jones

- archie andrews

- f.p jones

-sweetpea

-fangs fogarty

-reggie mantle

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Shameless:

-ian gallagher

-lip gallagher

-carl gallagher

-mickey milkovich

-kevin ball

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Grey's anatomy:

-derek shepherd

-alex karev

-jackson avery

-mark sloan

-george o malley

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Random:

- Jake webber

- johnnie guilbert

- Colby brock

- Sam golbach

- Vinnie hacker

- ghost (cod)

- ghostface

-dominic fike

-javon walton

-jaden walton

-matt sturniolo

-chris sturniolo

-dean winchester

-samwinchester

-percy jackson(og)

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The rookie:

-tim bradford

-john nolan

-wesley evers

-aaron thorsen

-henry nolan

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[cntrnolan]

( JACOB ELORDI+ CISMALE ) — Have you seen NOLAN WILLMAN? This TWENTY-THREE year old is a CENTER FOR THE NEW YORK RANGERS who resides in BROOKLYN. HE has been living in NYC for FIVE YEARS, and is known to be AMBITIOUS and PASSIONATE, but can also be RESTLESS and EVASIVE, if you cross them. People tend to associate them with TAILORED SUITS and LATE NIGHT JOGS

Name: Nolan Andrew Carter

Birth Month: June

Hometown: Cape Cod, Mass.

Early Life: 

Andrew and Rachel Willman welcomed their only baby boy on a particularly cool summer evening. Nolan didn’t find out until much later in life that he was conceived as a last ditch effort to repair a broken marriage. — well surprise! that didn’t work out—  Nolan spent his life traveling between his mother’s house on the Cape and his father’s down in Boston. After the divorce, his mother opened a boutique on the Cape (with her own original jewelry and local goods) and lived comfortably off alimony and child support. She also had her share of suitors— though none of them made the jump to marriage. His father was a banker in Boston with a new sky high apartment where Nolan had a  floor all to himself. His father also had a new girlfriend pretty much every week— who pretty much ignored the younger boy’s existence. He escaped the forever revolving door of nannies and his parents' new spouses by playing hockey.

Hockey: 

Nolan had a natural talent when he put on skates for the first time. His dad placed a stick in his hands and a puck on the ice and Nolan never stopped from there. He played in the local leagues until USA Hockey scouted him and invited him to play for the Tier I league. He is a very talented center— with a knack for the face-off circle. He left home at 16 to play in Nebraska. He played with Tri-City until he was 18. He was integral to their championship in 2015. He left after that year to play for Cornell University. He was drafted by the New York Rangers in the second round in 2015. He chose to continue his NCAA career and played three seasons with the Big Red. He signed his entry level contract the summer before what would have been his senior year. Three years later, Nolan has secured a 5-year contract with the Rangers organization —  which comes with a hefty pay raise. 

College: 

Nolan became a start center by his sophomore year. This led to a lot of attention that Nolan graciously accepted (i mean isn’t that what a kid who grew up with divorced parents and pretty much didn’t see his family as a teenager would dream of!?) Sure he ate, drank, and slept hackey back then, but a frat party in the city or a beach laden break trip always caught his eye. But everything took a backseat when he started noticing a blonde that always placed her coffee order before him at his favorite cafe. It wasn’t close to school or anything— but they sure made the best lattes he’d ever tried. His attempts to talk to her were always short lived because they were both always in a rush to get to class/practice.  so he devised the plan one Friday morning where he bribed the barista working to leave a note on her cup with his number. By the end of the day, a date was planned and they hit it off pretty spectacularly. Nolan really enjoyed the way she brought out the good in him and challenged him on a regular basis. He’d always spot her at games when she made it out to them and she’d even infiltrated his friend group and made everyone love her. But all good things come to an end— and he’s always been one to self sabotage his own happiness—  he got a little too used to the attention that came from being a star athlete and having a girlfriend that went to another college (and had a pretty rigorous academic schedule) made it easy for him to let girls get close to him at parties and eventually he let them take it farther. His training camp sessions with the Rangers also opened his world to the allure of being a professional athlete. He knew it was wrong to do it all behind her back, but he couldn’t help the feelings that came from meeting those girls behind her back. Of course, she found out just as he got the call from the Rangers that an ELC was on the way…He knows he broke her heart— knows that what he did is unforgivable. Still, her blonde hair and infectious laugh still pops up from the depths of his mind from time to time. 

Life in New York: 

During his first three seasons in New York, Nolan lived with his line-mate— and best friend. He’s had his share of hookups and even a few short term girlfriends, but it always ends the same—  he cheats when he feels himself developing real feelings. After signing his new contract, Nolan has decided to try living on his own with no roommates for the first time in his life. He just signed a lease on a new apartment in Brooklyn. When he’s not on the road, Nolan is very much into the club scene of NYC. He has a few promoter friends that always let him know where the best gigs are happening every weekend. Something inside of him is changing now that he sees most of his teammates getting engaged, married, and having kids. Is he finally growing up? Only time will tell… 

okay! so that ended up a lot longer than i thought it would be.... sorry not sorry... but this is my newest bby and if anyone wants to plot pls pls hit me up!!

[greensparty]

In Praise of Drive-In Movie Theaters

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in March, I’ve been kinda consumed with other things (safety, health, adjusting to new normal, working from home, home day caring), but this blog is important to me, hence I’ve been posting quite a bit. Now I think it’s time to begin a new column about pop culture that I am missing during this time. The most obvious is going to the movie theater. Nobody on this planet wants to go to the movies more than I do...but it’s got to be safe. As of this writing: of the 200 movies theaters that are open for business in the U.S., approx. 150 are drive-in movie theaters. While in-door movie theaters are doing what they can (spacing out seating, taking temperature before entry, etc), the drive-in movie theater could be the safest way to experience entertainment: people attending in their own car while watching a big screen outdoors, while maintaining social distancing.

The classic drive-in movie theater

The drive-in theater had been around since the silent film era, but it really came to prominence with the baby boom generation around the 1950s. It really became a family-oriented piece of Americana: parents driving in with their kids in the backseat, who could fall asleep during the movie, watching under the stars at night with other families in their cars. Around the 1980s, so many drive-ins began closing because those same families could stay in and rent a VHS movie or watch cable. As of late 2019, there were 305 operational drive-ins. In March of this year, with all of the lockdowns, some states allowed drive-in theaters to continue. NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo said drive-ins would be the first movie theaters to open. Right now, not only are drive-ins having a moment, other industries are adapting the drive-in model as well: some music venues are planning to set up for drive-in concerts and some restaurants are setting up their parking lots as drive-ins for eating meals. 

The marquee of the Wellfleet Drive-In Theatre

For me, the first time I went to a drive-in movie theater was in 1986 when I was 10. While on vacation in Cape Cod with my Dad and Stepmother, we went to Welfleet Drive-In Theatre. I got to see a double feature of Disney’s animated The Great Mouse Detective and the live-action The Journey of Natty Gann, released a year earlier. We liked it so much, later that week we returned to see Back to School. In the late 90s while I was attending Fitchburg State there was the Tri-Town Drive-In theater in Lunenberg, where we filmed a brief scene for a student film Pizza Bandits. In 2014, when my feature-length documentary Life on the V: The Story of V66 had its World Premiere at the Independent Film Festival Boston at the Somerville Theatre, the short documentary The Exhibitor, about Welfleet Drive-In’s projectionist, screened beforehand. In 2016, my short documentary The Beatles Boston screened at the Mendon Twin Drive-In as part of their Beatle Night, where it screened along with Ron Howard’s The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years. 

Me and Chachi Loprete at the 2016 Beatle Night at Mendon Twin Drive-In

That went so well that in 2017, The Beatles Boston returned for the next Beatle Night where it screened with A Hard Days Night and I Wanna Hold Your Hand. One of the coolest documentaries about drive-ins was 2017′s At the Drive-In, about a PA drive-in.

Beatles Boston screening at the 2017 Beatle Night at Mendon Twin Drive-In

It seems like now is the time for what was once considered a relic of a bygone era is now being looked at as the safest and best way to see a movie right now. With so many Hollywood movies either being re-scheduled for release or going to VOD, 2020 is going to be a very different type of year for film. But the one movie all eyes are on right now is Christopher Nolan’s Tenet, which as of this writing is still scheduled for a July 17 release. I may try to go see it at a drive-in when its released. Until then, let’s raise a glass to one of the coolest ways to see a movie that is finally being appreciated by the masses.

For info on drive-ins and to find one nearby: https://www.driveinmovie.com/