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[emmal1nesommers]

long drives and even longer talks <3

@k1ngofasia

[zozosnothere]

LOOOOOOOOL

stephan (superman) supremacy he’s now in my top 10 favourites

@k1ngofasia this u

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honestly if someone let me play tabu against them i’d just die

anyway like this if you’re interested and i’ll hit u up

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Timothée Chalamet and Eileen Atkins Interview - British Vogue May 2020

“Maybe your knuckles weren’t bleeding, but there was ice,” Timothée Chalamet tells Dame Eileen Atkins. He is recounting, with no small amount of awe, how he first came to hear of the legendary 85-year-old actor with whom he is about to appear at The Old Vic. It transpires that Oscar Isaac, Chalamet’s co-star in the upcoming blockbuster Dune, was at the receiving end of Atkins’ fist in Ridley Scott’s Robin Hood (all in the name of acting, of course). Chalamet was duly impressed.

“I gave him the worst time of his life,” says Atkins, bristling at the memory, before merrily launching into several candid, very dame-like stories from her time on set – “That was a nightmare movie. A nightmare.”

It is a Saturday afternoon in late February, and the two actors – one a titan of British theatre with an eight-decade career; the other, Hollywood’s most in-demand young leading man, with an insatiable Instagram following – have just finished being photographed together for Vogue. Chalamet, 24, in louche, low-slung denim and a white T-shirt, has folded his Bambi limbs into a chair next to Atkins, whose hawkish frame, in a navy jumper and jeans, belies her 85 years.

“Do you like being called Tim or Timothée or what?” Atkins asks in her warm but brisk RP, all trace of her Tottenham upbringing erased.

“Whatever works,” he replies in a bright American accent, that shock of chestnut hair falling into his eyes. “Anything.”

“So you won’t object to ‘darling’? I call everyone darling. I’m told I mustn’t say it these days.” He assures her he is fine with it: “It’s a rite of passage, being called darling by Dame Eileen Atkins.”

“You always, always, have to put the dame in, otherwise you can’t address me,” she jokes.

It’s good the two are getting all this sorted now. A couple of days after our interview they will begin rehearsals for a seven-week run of Amy Herzog’s play 4000 Miles, in which they star as a grandmother and grandson, each quietly dealing with their own grief. Chalamet takes on the role of Leo Joseph-Connell, a somewhat lost 21-year-old who experiences a tragedy while on a 4,000-mile-long cycle ride with his best friend. Atkins plays Vera Joseph, his widowed 91-year-old grandmother, upon whose Manhattan doorstep Leo unexpectedly arrives in the middle of the night, unsure of where else to go. What follows is a wonderful, and wonderfully witty, study in human relationships, a portrait of two generations with decades between them trying to make sense of the world.

Its stars, who’ve met twice previously, in New York last year, are still very much getting to know each other – and are confident in the appeal. “There are things like this play – hoping I don’t butcher it – where you can just sit back and go, ‘Oh, this is a delicious meal,’” says Chalamet. Atkins agrees. “I have a phrase in mind that I shouldn’t really say because it’s going to sound terrible in print.” Which is? “I find it a dear little play, a really dear little play. I think it should be very moving. But who knows? We might f**k it up.”

It’s unlikely. Atkins has been a regular on The Old Vic’s stage since the 1960s, going toe-to-toe with greats from Laurence Olivier to Alec Guinness, and fellow dames (and close friends) Maggie Smith and Judi Dench. Chalamet, meanwhile, is a relative novice, with only two professional plays under his belt. But since his turn as Elio in 2017’s Call Me by Your Name (for which he was Oscar-nominated), his celluloid rise has been meteoric. Roles in Lady Bird, Little Women, The King and Wes Anderson’s upcoming The French Dispatch have not only earned him the slightly fraught badge of “heart-throb”, but proved him to be among the most captivating actors of his generation.

He says he couldn’t resist the opportunity to come to the capital. “There was something exciting about doing a play that feels very New York in London,” Chalamet explains of taking on the part. He’s a diehard theatre fan, too, revealing he saw the six-and-a-half-hour epic The Inheritance – twice. “There are films like The Dark Knight or Punch-Drunk Love or Parasite that can give you a special feeling. But nothing will be like seeing Death of a Salesman on Broadway with Philip Seymour Hoffman or A Raisin in the Sun with Denzel Washington.”

Herzog’s writing particularly spoke to him. “Leo’s in a stasis that was very appealing to me,” he continues. “We find our crisis in moments of stasis, but there’s an irony to it when you’re young, because the law of the land would have you think that to be young is to be having fun, to be coming into your own. But as everyone at this age who’s going through it knows, it’s often a shitshow.”

It’s safe to say that, in casting terms, director Matthew Warchus, also artistic director of The Old Vic, has hit the jackpot. He first took the play to Atkins three years ago, but it was only towards the end of 2019 that Chalamet came on board. When it was announced, in December, that Hollywood’s heir apparent to Leonardo DiCaprio would be making his London stage debut, the news was met with a level of hysteria not usually associated with the 202-year-old theatre’s crowd.

“Oh, my friends have told me who the audience is,” Atkins chimes in when I ask who they think will be coming to see the show. “It’s 40 per cent girls who want to go to bed with Timothée, it’s 40 per cent men who want to go to bed with Timothée, and it’s 20 per cent my old faithfuls.” Is Chalamet prepared for the onslaught? “I think it will be 100 per cent Eileen’s faithfuls,” he demurs.

On the surface, they can seem quite the odd couple. Chalamet, raised in Manhattan by an American dancer-turned-realtor mother and French father, an in-house editor at the United Nations, may be living a breathless, nomadic movie-star life but there’s an iron core of Gen Z earnestness there. He arrives on set with minimal fuss, even deciding to wear the clothes he came in for one shot, before knocking out some push-ups, politely ordering an omelette and generally being divinely well-mannered.

He turns on the star power for the camera, though, and I can confirm it’s as dazzling up close as it is on the red carpet, where he has, famously, casually redrawn the rules for male dressing. From that Louis Vuitton sparkly bib at the 2018 Golden Globes, to a dove-grey satin Haider Ackermann tux at Venice last year, he’s a true fashion darling. Then, of course, there’s his dating life – from Lourdes Ciccone Leon to Lily-Rose Depp – that remains an endless source of fascination to millions worldwide. (All this, it must be said, is of significantly less interest to Dame Eileen.)

Atkins started dance lessons aged three, shortly before the start of the Second World War. By 12, she was performing professionally in pantomime, not far from where she grew up in north London, the youngest daughter in a working-class family. A fast-established theatre star, wider fame didn’t find her until late in life. Despite memorable turns in Upstairs, Downstairs and Gosford Park, it was the 2000 television hits Cranford and Doc Martin, when she was in her early seventies, that finally made her a household name. Today, she lives alone in west London, since her second husband, the TV and film producer Bill Shepherd, died in 2016. She has often spoken of being happily childless, and has zero time for razzmatazz.

And yet, despite their differences, the pair appear perfectly matched. They already have their grandmother-grandson dynamic down pat. Atkins does a fine line in mischievous eyebrow-raising, and at one point recites a limerick that is, honestly, so rude it almost makes her co-star blush. Chalamet, meanwhile, is politeness personified, still trying to work out his thoughts on various subjects, less inclined to give so much of himself away. There is a physical likeness, too, in their delicate features and fine bone structure. They share a naturally melancholic look, one that melts away when they laugh.

Their upcoming play, which premiered to rapturous reviews Off-Broadway in 2011, “about a block” from Chalamet’s high school, LaGuardia, could have been written for them. “Other than not being American, I’m very like the old woman,” says Atkins of the Pulitzer-shortlisted play. “I can’t be bothered to learn the internet.” If there’s one thing she won’t tolerate in rehearsals, it’s people on their phones. That’s the only thing that will “piss me off ”, she says, brusquely.

Ah, phones. Are they really the symbol of generational disconnect? “It’s easy to point to these things,” Chalamet says, tapping his phone on the table, “as the cause or the symptom, but I think my generation is a guinea pig generation of sorts. We’re figuring out the pros and cons and limits of technology.”

Equally, Atkins is keen to distance herself from some of the criticism levelled at her age group. “There’s a saying isn’t there: if you’re not very left wing when you’re young, you’re heartless. And if you’re not very right wing when you’re old, you’re foolish. I’m not political, but I’m not with this government I can assure you – and I’m not with Brexit. I wanted to wear a sweater saying ‘I did not vote Brexit’, because it was all old people who did. Not me, not me,” she snaps. “I went on the march.”

Both are in agreement that intergenerational friendships are too rare these days. “So. Important,” Chalamet says, hitting the table between each word. “There is so much to learn from people who have walked the path of life. That’s why I’m so looking forward to these next couple of months.”

Atkins is thoughtful on the matter. “I don’t miss the fact I don’t have children, but I do envy my friends who have grandchildren,” she says. “About five or six years ago I met a couple of young people – they are just about 30 this year – and, do you know, we go out together. And people immediately say to me, ‘Are these your grandchildren?’ And I say, ‘No.’ And they say, ‘Your godchildren?’ And I say, ‘No, they’re just friends.’ Everybody thinks there is something weird about all three of us. They just don’t get it. But the boy makes me laugh more than anybody and the girl is enchanting. I have more fun with them than I do with almost anybody else.”

I remind Atkins about her description of today’s youth as being overly serious. “I do call them the New Puritans, yes,” she says, before motioning to her young co-star. “He probably drinks like a fish.”

Chalamet, currently single, is remaining tight-lipped about plans for his new London life, and how many late-night manoeuvres in Soho or Peckham it may involve. “I’ve got friends here, which is nice. But I’m here for this – to be terrified at The Old Vic.”

Before we leave, there is a final thing to clear up – Atkins’ aforementioned limerick. “Do you know about the Colin Farrell situation?” Eileen asks Timothée. No, comes his reply. “Better get it over with now because someone will tell you,” she says, proceeding to explain how, when she was “69, about to be 70” and filming Ask the Dust with a 27-year-old Farrell, “he made a pass at me. He came to my hotel room. He was enchanting. I let him chat for two hours, thoroughly enjoying it, but no not that. He was very cross I didn’t.”

But then, she explains guiltily, she later told the story during “some stupid TV show” (Loose Women), where despite her best efforts at keeping Farrell’s identity secret, the internet did its thing and news got out. An apology to Farrell was required. “So I left a limerick on Colin’s phone…” she says. She clears her throat: “There once was a **** of a dame…” she begins, in her imitable theatrical timbre, before reeling off one of the filthiest rhymes I’ve ever heard.

There is a moment of stunned laughter. “Wow, that’s sincerely amazing,” comes Chalamet’s response, as Atkins finishes the verse. He gives her a solemn oath: “I promise I won’t hit on you.”

4000 Miles is at The Old Vic, SE1, from 6 April

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Date Documented: June 4th, 2020

Receipient: shygorra, just-a-mod

Sender: haider-annah

Content: Racism, accusations of false racism.

Notes: just-a-mod runs a rp blog and doesn’t reblog BLM stuff due, to it being out of character for the blog. The OP (haider-annah) also speaks over African American people despite being Indian, themself. Throughout their post, they are racist to white people. They also assume that if you don’t reblog anything BLM related, you are automatically a “bootlicker”. They also screenshotted their dms with just-a-mod with little to no context.

[tasksweekly]

[TASK 030: PAKISTAN]

Shout out to anon for inspiring this task! There’s a masterlist below compiled of over 150+ Pakistani faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever character or whichever project you desire.

Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags!

THE TASK

STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!

STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!

STEP 3: Look back on tasks that we have created previously for tutorials on the thing you are creating unless you have whatever it is you are doing mastered - then of course feel free to just get on and do it. :)

STEP 4: Upload and tag with #TASKSWEEKLY! If you didn’t use your own screencaps/images make sure to credit where you got them from as we will not reblog packs which do not credit caps or original gifs from the original maker.

SOME ADVICE FROM US:

Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite Pakistani faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by a Pakistani artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on Pakistani culture and customs.

LINKS:

THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK -  examples are linked!

Screencaps

RP icons [of all sizes]

Gif Pack [maybe gif icons if you wish]

PNG packs

Manips

Dash Icons

Character Aesthetics

PSD’s

XCF’s

Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!

FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!

FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.

Written Guides.

and whatever else you can think of / make!

Ladies:

Zeba Ali (71) Pakistani - actress & model.

Badar Khalil (69) Pakistani - actress.

Babra Sharif (62) Pakistani - actress.

Bushra Ansari (60) Pakistani - television presenter, comedian, singer, actor & playwright.

Laila Zuberi (59) Pakistani - actress.

Atiqa Odho (48) Pakistani - actress.

Hina Dilpazeer (48) Pakistani - actress, television presenter, television director, model & singer.

Saira Khan (46) Pakistani - television presenter and celebrity.

Mahnoor Baloch (46) Pakistani - actress, model & film director.

Yasmeen Ghauri (45) Pakistani / German - model.

Hina Shaheen (45) Pakistani - actress.

Javeria Abbasi (44) Pakistani - actress & former model.

Ayesha Sana (44) Pakistani - actress.

Jia Ali (44) Pakistani - model & actress.

Aaminah Haq (43) Pakistani - model & actress.

Zainab Qayyum (41/42) Pakistani - model & actress.

Angeline Malik (41) Pakistani - director & actress.

Irtiza Rubab (40) Pakistani - actress, television presenter, model and leading philanthropist.

Shazia Mirza (40) Pakistani - stand-up comedian, actress, and writer.

Iman Ali (39) Pakistani - actress & model.

Ayesha Dharker (38) Pakistani / Indian - actress.

Zara Sheikh (38) Pakistani - model, actress & singer.

Bat for Lashes (37) Pakistani / English - musician.

Nargis Fakhri (37) Pakistani / Czech - model & actress.

Fatima Effendi (36) actress & model.

Nadia Ali (36) Pakistani - singer & songwriter.

Sitara Hewitt (35) Pakistani /  Welsh - actress.

Aamina Sheikh (35) Pakistani - actress & former supermodel.

Ayesha Omar (35) Pakistani - actress, model & singer.

Ainy Jaffri (35) Pakistani - actress & model.

Meesha Shafi (35) Punjabi-Pakistani - actress, model & singer.

Komal Rizvi (35) Pakistani - actress.

Zhalay Sarhadi (35) Pakistani - actress & model.

Ayesha Omer (35) Pakistani - actress, model & singer.

Ayesha Khan (34) Pakistani - actress.

Noor Bukhari (34)  Punjabi-Pakistani - actress, director and model.

Mehwish Hayat (34) Pakistani - actress, model & singer.  

Sibylla Deen (34) Pakistani, English - actress.

Mehreen Syed (34) Pakistani - model & actress.

Sana Javed (33) Pakistani - actress & cricketer.

Mariyah Moten (33) Pakistani - American beauty pageant runner up.

Anoushey Ashraf (33) Pakistani - VJ & actress.

Anoushay Abbasi (33) Pakistani - actress & model.

Anusheh Asad (33) Pakistani - model & makeup artist.

Mahira Khan (32) Pakistani - actress.

Veena Malik (32)  Punjabi-Pakistani - actress, TV host & model.

Saba Qamar (32) Pakistani - actress.

Dilshad Vadsaria (31) Indian, Pakistani, Portuguese - actress.

Sara Loren (31) Pakistani - actress & model.

Beenish Chohan (31) Pakistani - actress & model.

Alishba Yousuf (31) Pakistani - VJ, model & actress.

Sanam Baloch (30) Pakistani - actress & television presenter.

Christel Khalil (29) African American, Cherokee and European American / Pakistani - actress.

Armeena Khan (29) Pakistani, Canadian - actress & model.

Humaima Malik (29) Pakistani - actress & model.

Sanam Jung (28) Pakistani - actress, model, television host & VJ

Syra Shehroz (28) Pakistani - model and actress and former VJ.

Jahan Yousaf (27) Pakistani / Lithuanian - DJ & singer.

Yumna ZaidiYumna Zaidi (27) Pakistani - actress & model.

Arij Fatyma (27) Pakistani - actress & model.

Ayeza Khan (26) Pakistani - actress.

Shanina Shaik (25) Pakistani, Saudi Arabian / Lithuanian - model.

Urwa Hocane (25) Pakistani - model & actress.

Amna Ilyas (25) Pakistani - actress & model.

Mathira Mohammad (24/25) Pakistani / African - model, dancer, hostess, singer & actress.

Izara Aishah (24) Pakistani / Malay - actress.

Yasmine Yousaf (24) Pakistani / Lithuanian - DJ & singer.

Mawra Hocane (24)  Pakistani - model & actress.

Neelam Muneer (24) Pakistani - actress.

Ayyan Ali (23) Pakistani - model & singer.

Sajal Ali (23) Pakistani - actress.

Sohai Abro (22) Pakistani - actress, dancer and model.

Sohai Ali Abro (22) Pakistani - actress, dancer & model.

Nayab Syed (22) of Pakistani and Afghan descent - YouTuber.

Minahil Mahmood (20) of Pakistani descent - model.

Arisha Razi (14) Pakistani - actress.

Maya Ali (?) Pakistani - actress, model and VJ.

Ushna Shah (?) Pakistani - actress, RJ & host.

Arjumand Rahim (?) Pakistani - actress, director & producer.

Bahar Begum (?) Pakistani - actress.

Farah Shah (?) Pakistani - actress & model.

Hareem Farooq (?) Pakistani - actress.

Hina Sultan (?) Pakistani - television host, VJ,& actress.

Ismat Zaidi (?) Pakistani - actress.

Javeria Saud (?) Pakistani - actress.

Jana Malik (?) Pakistani - actress.

Aisha Linnea Akhtar (?) Pakistani / Swedish - actress & model. 

Males:

Zia Mohyeddin (83) Pakistani - actor, producer, director & television broadcaster.

Nadeem Baig (75) Pakistani - actor, singer & producer.

Javed Sheikh (62) Punjabi-Pakistani - actor, director & producer.

Iqbal Theba (53) Pakistani - actor.

Faran Tahir (53) Pakistani - actor.

Noman Ijaz (51) Pakistani - actor.

Faisal Rehman (50) Pakistani - actor. 

Sajjad Ali (50) Pakistani - singer & actor.

Saleem Sheikh (49) Pakistani - actor.

Ali Haider (49) Pakistani - actor & singer.

Nabeel (48) Pakistani - actor, director & writer.  

Adnan Siddiqui (47) Pakistani - actor & model.

Shabbir Jan (47) Pakistani - actor.

Babu Baral (47) Pakistani - actor. 

Yasir Nawaz (46) Pakistani - television director, producer, actor & model.

Humayun Saeed (45) Pakistani - actor & producer.

Shaan Shahid (45) Pakistani - actor, writer, model & film director.

Adnan Sami (45) Pashtun / Kashmiri - singer, musician, music composer, pianist & actor.

Aijaz Aslam (44) Pakistani - actor & model.

Faysal Qureshi (43) Pakistani - actor & television host.  

Faisal Qureshi (43) Pakistani - actor. 

Rahat Fateh Ali Khan (43) Pakistani - singer.

Shamoon Abbasi (43) Pakistani - actor.

Shahood Alvi (43) Pakistani - actor.

Moammar Rana (42) Pakistani - actor & film director.

Adnan Jaffar (42) Pakistani - actor. 

Ahmad Ali Butt (40) Pakistani - rapper. 

Cezanne Khan (39) Pakistani - actor. 

Adeel Hussain (38) Pakistani - actor.

Kumail Nanjiani (38) Pakistani (Sindhi) - comedian, actor, writer & podcast host.

Geoffrey Arend (38)  Pakistani  / German, English - actor.

Sami Shah (38) Pakistani - comedian, writer & improvisational actor.

Shamil Khan (38) Pakistani - actor.

Danish Nawaz (38) Pakistani - director, actor & comedian.

Mohib Mirza (37) Pakistani - actor & television host.

Bilal Ashraf (37) Pakistani - model & effects director.

Waqar Zaka (36) Pakistani - television host, VJ & stunt performer.

Sami Khan (36) Pakistani - actor & model.

Ali Zafar (36) Punjabi-Pakistani - actor, singer-songwriter & musician.

Ahsan Khan (35) English, Pakistani -actor, host and performer.

Fawad Khan (35) Pakistani - actor.

Mikaal Zulfiqar (35) Pakistani - actor & former model.

Junaid Khan (35) Pakistani - actor & songwriter.

Shehzad Sheikh (34) Pakistani - actor & model.

Imran Abbas (34) Pakistani - actor & former model.

Riz Ahmed (34) Pakistani / Indian - actor & rapper.

Fahad Mustafa (33) Pakistani - actor.

Danish Taimoor (33) Pakistani - actor & model.

Abdullah Ejaz (33) Pakistani - model.

Atif Aslam (33) Punjabi-Pakistani - singer.

Azfar Rehman (32) Pakistani - model & actor.

Shahid Khan (32) Pakistani - DJ & musician.

Hamza Abbasi (32) Pakistani - actor.

Omer Bhatti (32) Pakistani / Norwegian - rapper.

Osman Khalid Butt (31) Pakistani - actor.

Shehroz Sabzwari (31) Pakistani - actor & model.

Amir Khan (30) Pakistani (Janjua Rajput) - professional boxer.

Ali Rehman Khan (28) Pashtun - actor. 

Shazad Latif (28) of Pakistani, English and Scottish descent - actor.

Sheheryar Munawar (28) Pakistani - actor.

Babu Baral (26) Pakistani - actor & model.

Emi Khan (19) Pakistani - singer. 

Aramis Knight (17) of German, Indian, and Pakistani descent - actor.

Zuhab Khan (15) Pakistani - actor.

Naeem Haq (?) Pakistani - model, television actor, CEO, gymnast & architect.

Yasir Hussain (?) Pakistani - writer & actor.

Sikander Rizvi (?) Pakistani - actor & chef.

Saad Haroon (?) Pakistani - comedian, actor & writer.

Trans:

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Non-binary:

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Use at your own discretion:

Zayn Malik (24) Pakistani / English, some Irish - singer - post here!

[lakegrimstonerpg]

The Government is pleased to announce that they have secured HAIDER AJAM, that possess the power of SOUND MANIPULATION. There is no doubt that Lake Grimstone will offer HAIDER AJAM the necessary help they need to learn to master their power.

Welcome to Lake Grimstone B! The minute you told us about the idea you had for an OC we fell in love with the character. There is no doubt that you have developed Haider very well and we are certain that he will be a great addition to the roleplay. We can’t wait to watch him grow within the rp. Now that you’ve been accepted, take a look at OUR MEMBER CHECKLIST. Please send in the account within 24 hours!

OUT OF CHARACTER

NAME / PRONOUNS:

B- She/her

AGE / TIMEZONE:

25 MST (I live in Arizona so my timezone switches from MST to PST depending on if there’s daylight savings time

ACTIVITY LEVEL:

As of right now I only work three days a week Saturday night Monday and Wednesday so I’ll be on whenever I’m not working usually.

IN CHARACTER:

DESIRED CHARACTER:

Haider Ajam

FC:

Zayn Malik

AGE:

19

POWER:

Sound Manipulation

QUOTE:

The world isn’t black and white, it’s just dark with a little bit of light.  

BIO:

Haider Ajam was born into a dark world.  A couple weeks after birth his mother took him into the doctor upset that something was wrong because he rarely cried. After careful examination the doctors concluded that he infant didn’t have any sight at all. Test after test resulted in nothing more than an inconclusive. Haider was blind and no one knew why. Knowing she’d be unable to take care of him Haider’s mother immediately gave him up.  For five years the boy bounced from foster home to foster home struggling to fit in with the other kids. He couldn’t play soccer or baseball, he couldn’t paint with his siblings, he was left isolated from every family.

However, shortly before Haider turned six he started asking his foster mother questions that he shouldn’t even have to begin with. Why does the man across the street yell so much? Why does the neighbour down the block drink so many “sodas”? His foster mother thought it weird, but chalked it up to the fact that the lonely boy was making things up in order to get attention. It wasn’t until his sixth birthday when his mother yelled at him for knocking over the cake did she realise what was going on. Suddenly her words were thrown back at her, literally. The sound waves shook through her as the blind boy amplified them and sent them back. Almost immediately the little boy was taken to the government, his foster mother freaking out that a freak was living in her home.  From there Haider was given a better life, he learned how to read braille, how to stay active without being able to see, and most importantly, how to use his abilities.

Now nineteen Haider has grown into a proper soldier. Even without his sight the young man can hold his own. Even if he doesn’t like the rigorous training and the rations Haider thinks the rumours of the uprising is nothing more than a wish for the weak, the government is all he’s ever known and he’ll stand beside them. After all, knowing the boundaries is much better than stepping into the unknown.

[emmal1nesommers]

my bestie 🤍

@k1ngofasia

[zozosnothere]

sometimes i forget haider went through all this

not sometimes acc i completely forgot

@k1ngofasia u good bro

[markalbueba]

The Anaconda singer took to Instagram to subtly let the world know that her outfit was not inspired by rap queen Lil’ Kim’s famous purple

MTV Video Music Awards back in 1999, but was in fact inspired by…Picasso.

Captioning the repost, she captioned it: ‘RP @carolinedemaigret #Picasso 1907 #NickiInPARIS’.

Each to their own Nicki, but we’re not quite sure we believe ya.

Turning up to the Haider Ackermann show in Paris, the 34-year-old wore a black top that bared all, showing off one of her arms and a cheeky boob which was covered with nothing but a nipple pasty.

Considering the rivalry between the two female rappers, it’s no surprise that Nicki wants to distance herself from the comparisons.

Oh well; you know what they say about imitation being the best form of flattery.

Pretty sure that Lil’ Kim was the real inspiration behind Nicki’s look, but what do we know? (Picture: Scott Gries)

The 41-year-old reportedly saw the Anaconda singer’s Paris Fashion Week look, with a source telling Hollywood Life that she said is ‘glad she can inspire non-original girls.’

Nicki is not the only one that’s been inspired by Lil’ Kim over the years.

Source: http://ift.tt/2mbjbaS

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[grabey]

The Anaconda singer took to Instagram to subtly let the world know that her outfit was not inspired by rap queen Lil’ Kim’s famous purple

MTV Video Music Awards back in 1999, but was in fact inspired by…Picasso.

Captioning the repost, she captioned it: ‘RP @carolinedemaigret #Picasso 1907 #NickiInPARIS’.

Each to their own Nicki, but we’re not quite sure we believe ya.

Turning up to the Haider Ackermann show in Paris, the 34-year-old wore a black top that bared all, showing off one of her arms and a cheeky boob which was covered with nothing but a nipple pasty.

Considering the rivalry between the two female rappers, it’s no surprise that Nicki wants to distance herself from the comparisons.

Oh well; you know what they say about imitation being the best form of flattery.

Pretty sure that Lil’ Kim was the real inspiration behind Nicki’s look, but what do we know? (Picture: Scott Gries)

The 41-year-old reportedly saw the Anaconda singer’s Paris Fashion Week look, with a source telling Hollywood Life that she said is ‘glad she can inspire non-original girls.’

Nicki is not the only one that’s been inspired by Lil’ Kim over the years.

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[justinharst]

The Anaconda singer took to Instagram to subtly let the world know that her outfit was not inspired by rap queen Lil’ Kim’s famous purple

MTV Video Music Awards back in 1999, but was in fact inspired by…Picasso.

Captioning the repost, she captioned it: ‘RP @carolinedemaigret #Picasso 1907 #NickiInPARIS’.

Each to their own Nicki, but we’re not quite sure we believe ya.

Turning up to the Haider Ackermann show in Paris, the 34-year-old wore a black top that bared all, showing off one of her arms and a cheeky boob which was covered with nothing but a nipple pasty.

Considering the rivalry between the two female rappers, it’s no surprise that Nicki wants to distance herself from the comparisons.

Oh well; you know what they say about imitation being the best form of flattery.

Pretty sure that Lil’ Kim was the real inspiration behind Nicki’s look, but what do we know? (Picture: Scott Gries)

The 41-year-old reportedly saw the Anaconda singer’s Paris Fashion Week look, with a source telling Hollywood Life that she said is ‘glad she can inspire non-original girls.’

Nicki is not the only one that’s been inspired by Lil’ Kim over the years.

Source: http://ift.tt/2mbjbaS

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Nicki Minaj Went for an Outrageous Lil’ Kim Look at Paris Fashion Week

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Nicki Minaj Went for an Outrageous Lil’ Kim Look at Paris Fashion Week

While in Paris at Haider Ackermann’s Fashion Week show, Nicki Minaj posted a series of photos to Instagram which showed her wearing an outfit inspired by Lil’ Kim. The outfit featured one breast revealed with the nipple covered, similar to the “Lady Marmalade” rapper’s iconic look at the 1997 MTV VMA Awards.

#RP @carolinedemaigret 😘 #Picasso 1907 #NickiInPARIS

A post shared by Nicki Minaj (@nickiminaj) on Mar 5, 2017 at 8:01am PST

#NickiInPARIS hit the wheel so hard make it rotate 🦄 all my btchs get it, they make money all alone 👅 #HaiderAckermann show was flawless. @h.a 🙏🏽 Top: Mugler Shorts: Givenchy Shoes: Alexandre Vauthier Pasties: Agent Provocateur Rings: Pristine Shades: Veronique Leroy

A post shared by Nicki Minaj (@nickiminaj) on Mar 4, 2017 at 5:39am PST

🎀 #NickiInPARIS Top: Mugler Shorts: Givenchy Shoes: Alexandre Vauthier Pasties: Agent Provocateur Rings: Pristine Shades: Veronique Leroy Styled: Maher Makeup: Sheika Hair: Neal

A post shared by Nicki Minaj (@nickiminaj) on Mar 4, 2017 at 3:51am PST

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A post shared by Nicki Minaj (@nickiminaj) on Mar 4, 2017 at 3:35am PST

😳 #NickiInPARIS Top: Mugler Shorts: Givenchy Shoes: Alexandre Vauthier Pasties: Agent Provocateur Rings: Pristine Shades: Veronique Leroy Photo by: @grizzleemusic

A post shared by Nicki Minaj (@nickiminaj) on Mar 4, 2017 at 3:04am PST

Minaj has been in the headlines of late after her beef with Remy Ma took an interesting turn following the Bronx’s rapper’s diss on track “ShETHER.” Ma came for Minaj once more on Friday in the track “Another One,” but so far, Minaj has refused to respond.

It’s a contentious choice of outfit given that Nicki Minaj and Lil Kim have also had a not-so-friendly history. Might it add fuel to the fire?

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The Government is pleased to announce that they have secured PETER MULLIGAN, that possess the power of ENHANCED COMBAT. There is no doubt that Lake Grimstone will offer PETER the necessary help they need to learn to master their power.

Welcome to Lake Grimstone B! You left us with a ridiculously unfair choice--your descriptions of both characters were, of course, stunning. Ultimately, we had to choose, and we decided that we really wanted to see where you would go with Peter. Now that you’ve been accepted, take a look at OUR MEMBER CHECKLIST. Please send in the account within 24 hours!

OUT OF CHARACTER

NAME / PRONOUNS:

B, She/her

AGE / TIMEZONE:

25 MST but now I’m in PST due to not having time change.

ACTIVITY LEVEL:

I try to get on every night. Sometimes I’m more successful than others, but ultimately I’m on for at least an hour every day.

IN CHARACTER:

DESIRED CHARACTER:

Jace Murphy OR Peter Mulligan

SECOND CHOICE:

WHY WOULD YOU LIKE THIS CHARACTER?:

When I first found this Rp I stumbled upon both Jace and Peter’s bios. I loved them both, however, Haider and Brent came to me first.

Peter.

I love Peter to death honestly, the hatred I can see him dealing with in his heart is actually similar to one of my favourite characters that I’ve ever played. The turmoil of coming to accept who he is is a great long term plot plan, having him come to accept that he is who he is, or, rejecting the fact that he’s actually one of them and siding with the government when things go south. It’d be a very interesting turn of events to see which way he’d go and how far he’s willing to deal with his internal demons. Plus the fact that he’s just a great guy

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Rp by craycraykitty14 featuring black ankle boots ❤ liked on Polyvore

Haider Ackermann black ankle boots / Thin glove

[emmal1nesommers]

You and me? Romantic restaurant?

Right now? You in?

@k1ngofasia ??