#david strick

[zegalba]

Björk (1994) Ph: David Strick

[slaterinc]

björk photographed by david strick (1994)

[bobdylan-n-jonimitchell]

Joni Mitchell & John Guerin, Beverly Hills, CA, June 1st, 1974 © David Strick.

“You dance with the lady  With the hole in her stocking, Didn't it feel good? Didn't it feel good!”

[thedragonkeepr]

[oldschoolteenflicks]

Disturbing Behavior (1998) dir. by David Nutter

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"If the machine of government is of such a nature that it requires you to be the agent of injustice to another, then, I say, break the law." - Henry David Thoreau

[judi-daily]

Academy Awards, 1999 Photographer: David Strick

[gameofthunder66]

Tropic of Cancer (1970) 27 February 1970 (USA)

-watched 1/24/2023- 2 [1/2] stars- on Netflixdvd

[marcoscandellas]

Colton Parayko on The Cam and Strick podcast

Still drives the Dodge Dakota that he's had since he was 16 when he's back home

Stays in his parents' basement suite when he's visiting and sleeps in his childhood bed

C&S: Can you fit in that? CP: "I'm good. I just curl up in there and good to go."

His mom is a badass, she's a nurse in the heart operating room

"I'm the worst with cuts and wounds ... I gotta look away."

Retells the story where Tyson Fury shoves David Perron into a pool with the Stanley cup when they were in Vegas

C&S: "Were you guys like Schwartzy can you handle this? Schwartzy go beat him up?" Colton (joking): "We send over the big guns."

First big splurge was a GMC Yukon

Would go to dirt bike races on the weekends with his dad and brother, says the best he placed was 3rd (his brother was better at it)

Says that taking two classes during playoffs was the best thing for him his rookie year (actually looked forward to going home and doing homework); Panger was the one who found out he was juggling school and hockey when Colton forgot his computer during an away game and had to take a test in the hotel lobby

Closest with Scandy right now, they chat about cars a lot; Marco has a few Porsches and Ferraris (was the one steering Colton towards Porsches -- he got a 911 GT3 and is a good boy who always drives the speed limit)

Tries to get where he's going without drawing too much attention to himself

"I just bow my head trying to get to wherever I'm going. I'm just socially awkward"

Some of the people he's closest with and trusts are older; gets invited to weekend Jewish dinners with a family he knows

Latest interest is space, believes there to be some extraterrestial life out there (not necessarily aliens)

Growing up he would snowboard, can't right now "I just try to be smart"

Asked if he is a good cook "I think I am. People tell me I am." Cooks chicken wings for the boys, makes a good reverse seared steak, cedar plank salmon

On his style of play "I just like to get the puck, jump up in the play and move the puck ... You don't have to be mean or tough to play against. If I win my battles I don't need to touch anyone."

Races remote control cars, hasn't competed yet but plans to next summer and has 4 different cars

Collects hotwheels and used to trade Pokemon cards when he was a kid

Favorite road cities are Vancouver (Western Canada) and Vegas; least favorite are Ottawa, Winnipeg, Newark since there is nothing to do

[cosmicanger]

Björk, 1994 | © David Strick

[weirdlittleberry]

“More often than not, it’s Ed who makes it hardest for me to not crack up,” says co-star Oscar Nunez, who got married after the season wrapped and spent his honeymoon in Spain. “To me, Andy is one of the funniest characters ever. He kinda reminds me of Floyd the barber from The Andy Griffith Show way back when.”

From: 'The Office’: Behind the Scenes

David Strick hits the set for the taping of the NBC show's seventh-season finale.

JUNE 21, 2011

[ithisatanytime]

Lazy Town en Español | Veinte Veces Video Musical

couple quick unrelated thoughts, gender reassignment surgery is better understood not as a treatment for “gender dysphoria” but instead as a treatment for autism, the correlation between being transgender and high functioning autism is so strong that its more honest to view it that way, and once you do you see it for what it is, a cruel trick and imposition against the most vulnerable of us. if you understood autism it makes perfect sense, they lack social instincts that cause us all to behave a million ways without us realizing it, these basic interactions have to be verbalized and taught to them. The universal societal need for strick gender roles is a very complicated thing to figure out, but there is a very clear logical reason for them, most people just dont know it, they dont need it, they just follow instinct, autists dont have that luxery so they have to first learn all this shit and then justify it to themselves somehow, gender roles are the only thing that fucking works its a fundemental building block for any even partially functioning society, but most people dont know that, most people dont understand these things evolved in us over hundreds of thousands of years and the reason every surviving distinct race of man all independantly arranged the gender roles basically the same way, because it works and the peoples who tried alternatives were outcompeted and they died, most autists arent gonna know this without being prompted meanwhile jews have put it into there head that the discomfort they feel in their own skin is because they are lacking a sweet set of silicone titties, i mean slapping a rocking pair of tits on yourself might be fun for a week or two and for an autistic man its gonna give you a pronounced social leg up lol, but the long term consequences for this kind of flesh meddling are horrors beyond the wildest nightmares of 99.9 percent of all people who ever lived and passed away. ask yourself if this is a good way to treat autism.

 the other thing i wanted to say is its very common for artists to make art that is ACCIDENTALLY based and excellent, the sopranos is the greatest example of this and the phenomenon explains why many saints of newark was a failure. David Chase hates tony soprano and he was desperate to make america hate him too, and this desperation is very apparent by the final season where tony turns into some fat demon somewhat out of the blue, it was built up somewhat but, without spoiling anything it was clear david chase was trying to slap tonys dick out americas collective mouth unsuccesfully. im not saying the success of david chases original run was complete accident, hes a very talented writer and director, but he made tony soprano to be a foil for white america, hes an effigy to be burned, he espouses views that would resonate with anyone still clung to western tradition and then does objectively morally heinous acts, this is jewery 101, make a work of fiction portraying someone with a belief you want to snuff out and then portray that character committing murder or rape, or even worse, a heckin racism. the problem though is that americans have become so starved for characters with views that resonate with their own amidst all the jewish faggotry that they were more than willing to overlook the most dastardly sins just to get a hit of that sweet resonation, and it makes david chase furious. i never saw the many saints of neward movie that came out, fucking no one did, but the few that did hated it, its basically universally reviled, and there is a reason i wasnt excited for it despite being a diehard sopranos fan. i knew the years werent gonna do david chase any favors, as time goes on in jewish america the enemy must be portrayed increasingly unfairly, and even though tony was a childishly blunt mockery of white american values, david chase couldnt help but at least try to be a little subtle at times, or to pretend to give tonys point of view a fair shake, you cant even do that now, and david chase wouldnt even if it were allowed because thats how much he resents the fact that you love his character, because the character was born from his resentment of the “other”. long story short he fucking hates goys, and the success of his show was a result of both his talent as a writer and director, but just as important was the fact that his audience missed or ignored his main point.

[bjorkfr]

Björk par David Strick (1995) mise à jour plus grand format

[retropopcult]

A part of a billboard being placed by crane to promote the concert film Richard Pryor: Live on the Sunset Strip dangles, fittingly, over the Sunset Strip in 1981.

Photo by David Strick

[genevieveetguy]

- The demon wolf is not evil, unless the man he has bitten is evil. And it feels good to be a wolf, doesn't it? - Indeed it does.

Wolf, Mike Nichols (1994)

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Day 1828

Academy Awards, 1999

Photographer: David Strick