#jesse sullivan

[naileadevoras]

[petalsbleedingbeak2]

I love The Relentless but I can't stop wondering how different (better?) the songs would sound if it was Andy and not Remington.

[appletvdaily]

She just wanted to say goodbye.

The Crowded Room 1.08 Reunion

[naanima]

WTF? LIKE WTF?!

They BURNED a fucking standard recall on Gruden so they won't have to play a HEALTHY Puljujärvi?! Does Sully even have a good reason for NOT playing Puljujärvi?! Or is this just Sully being fucking stubborn AND not playing him bcos he is young?!? Bcos if there is NO reason beyond the fact Puljujärvi is new & young I'm gonna be fucking mad. As in, fucking fire Sully & the rest of the coaching staff. Bcos fuck this shit.

[elynalime]

the may that got me obsessed with may and my absolute favorite comfort may meeting has me SQUEALING

this is me manifesting getting to someday meet justin and jesse , i love them both so so so so so so so muchhh !!

[thetisming]

no matter what happens and how they say it, that moment in the bathroom is so powerful. whether it's Justin and shes being like 'oh, okay, i'll go there!' and then Henry gestures to to men's room and is like 'that ones for you!' or Jesse being like 'oh, theres none for me' it's always so. powerful and

[rabbitprayer]

Can't read Exodus without a Louis Armstong moment.

[jasvvy]

[pupsmailbox]

COWBOY ID PACK

NAMES ⌇　abeline. adeline. alfred. anderson. annie. archer. arthur. ash. aspen. austin. automata. axel. barett. beau. beckett. belle. bennett. betty. billy. blaise. boone. bree. brooks. bryce. cade. caleb. callen. callie. calvin. carson. casey. cassidy. chance. chase. clayton. clementine. clint. clyde. cody. colby. cole. colt. colton. connor. coraline. county. cree. cyrus. dagger. dakota. dallas. dalton. damon. darby. darla. delta. denver. dove. east. easton. edgar. eliza. elliot. ellis. emmett. emmylou. everett. everly. fallon. fang. farmer. fletcher. flint. flynn. fritz. gage. georgia. georgina. grant. graves. hank. harrison. harvey. hattie. hawk. hayes. heidi. holster. hudson. hunter. ida. jace. jack. jackie. jackson. james. jed. jesse. jessie. john. jolene. josh. joshua. jude. knox. leroy. lewis. loretta. lucille. luke. luther. lyle. maple. marshall. mason. maverick. meadow. millie. misty. myra. nash. nell. nina. oakley. oscar. otis. owen. pace. pamela. penelope. phoenix. pierce. pollyanna. prairie. quinn. ray. reed. reid. rhett. rhys. riley. river. rochelle. rory. roscoe. rosie. rudy. ryder. rye. sadie. savannah. sawyer. scarlett. sedona. selena. shep. shepherd. sienna. sierra. silas. skye. spanner. sparky. sterling. stevie. stormy sullivan. sundance. tallulah. tate. tess. todd. tucker. twila twyla. verily. wade. walker. walt. walter. waylon. wayne. weston. wilde. will. willa. willow. winona. wren. wyatt. zachariah. zane. zeke. zinnia.

PRONOUNS ⌇　ace/ace. aim/aim. badge/badge. bandana/bandana. barrel/barrel. boot/boot. boy/boy. brash/brash. buck/buck. bull/bullet. cattle/cattle. clad/clad. clash/clash. colt/colt. cow/boy. cow/cow. cowboy/cowboy. cy/cyborg. denim/denim. dirt/dirt. dive/dive. drive/drive. fang/fang. farmer/farmer. fence/fence. fire/fire. foal/foal. gold/golden. gra/grass. gun/gun. hat/hat. herd/herd. hill/hill. hit/hit. hold/holdem. holdem/holdem. hoof/hoof. horse/horse. iron/iron. jack/jack. jump/jump. kick/kick. lasso/lasso. law/law. lawful/lawful. lone/lone. mech/mecha. metal/metal. mount/mountain. mustang/mustang. noon/noon. officer/officer. out/out. outlaw/outlaw. poker/poker. protect/protect. pry/pry. punch/punch. punish/punish. ranch/ranch. ranger/ranger. rev/rev. rev/revolver. rev/rev. revolvers/revolver. river/river. ro/ro. robo/robo. rug/rugged. run/run. rust/rust. ry/ry. save/save. sharp/sharp. sheriff/sheriff. shoot/shoot. shot/shot. shot/shotgun. shout/shout. spark/spark. spur/spur. star/star. steed/steed. steel/steel. sun/sun. thief/thief. tumble/tumble. weed/weed. wheat/wheat. wood/wood. yee/haw. yeehaw/yeehaw.

[adrianicsea]

Glenn Howerton, Jesse Perez, Wesley Ramsey, and Aidan Sullivan in A Pinter Collection— The Juilliard Academy, December 11-16, 1999 (source)

[jbbartram-illu]

A little something different!

I used to be a TOTAL bookworm as a kid, then sort of lost it for a decade or so, then in about 2016/17 I decided to start reading more (& also moved closer to a library & got in the habit of using it).

Fast forward 7ish years and I'm back in the habit of reading & am devouring stacks of books per year, with 2023 being my most ridiculous one yet. I somehow ended up reading 120 books? Mostly because I'm terrible at managing my library holds list & kept getting stacks of books I really wanted to read (I'm also lucky to be a really fast reader, which helps).

Anyways! All that to say - I compiled a top 22 + 19ish honourable mentions, as seen below:

My Top 22:

Tear – Erica Mckeen

Our Wives Under The Sea – Julia Armfield

The Vaster Wilds – Lauren Groff

Paladin’s Strength – T. Kingfisher

Paladin’s Grace – T. Kingfisher

Great Circle – Maggie Shipstead

Between Two Fires – Christopher Buehlman

Sisters – Daisy Johnson

How High We Go In The Dark – Sequoia Nagamatsu

Moon Of The Turning Leaves – Waubgeshig Rice

The Memory Police – Yoko Ogawa

The Night Ship – Jess Kidd

The Conjoined – Jen Sookfong Lee

The Lighthouse Keeper’s Daughter – Hazel Gaynor

If An Egyptian Cannot Speak English – Noor Naga

The Annual Migration Of Clouds – Premee Mohamed

Wandering Souls – Cecile Pin

The Only Good Indians – Stephen Graham Jones

Lone Women – Victor Lavalle

Ring Shout – P. Djèlí Clark

Lucy – Jamaica Kincaid

The Bookshop Of Yesterdays – Amy Meyerson

Honourable Mentions:

The Marigold – Andrew F. Sullivan

Five Little Indians – Michelle Good

Swordheart – T. Kingfisher…and all the other books of hers (9 of them in total) I read this year!

Even Though I Knew The End – C.L. Polk

Everything Under – Daisy Johnson

Fen – Daisy Johnson

The Animals In That Country – Laura Jean Mckay

A Prayer For The Crown-Shy – Becky Chambers

The Sea Captain’s Wife – Beth Powning

Hester – Laurie Lico Albanese

Tauhou – Kotuku Titihuia Nuttall

Ducks – Kate Beaton

You Made A Fool Of Death With Your Beauty – Akwaeke Emezi

The Hatbox Letters – Beth Powning

And Then She Fell – Alicia Elliot

The Adult – Bronwyn Fischer

Everyone Knows Your Mother Is A Witch – Rivka Galchen

Lute – Jennifer Thorne

Monster – Mariel Ashlinn Kelly

Elly Griffiths’ Ruth Galloway Series (I read 8 books from this series this yr & loved all of them!)

If you want to go through my entire list for 2023, you can read it on my website!

[appletvdaily]

I'm here.

The Crowded Room 1.07 The Crowded Room

[deluxewhump]

Lawrenceville Baptist

I

(This is an earlier arc for my character Paulo.)

Paulo is a "pet" (pet whump universe) abandoned on a rural road and found by a local community. They are tightly connected by a small church they attend, Lawrenceville Baptist. One of the families, the Sullivans, take Paulo in. Here he meets their two sons, Jesse and Peter, and their friend Sam.

CW: water whump, cold, controlled drowning, dunking into water, multiple whumpers sort of, religion (Christianity) being applied insincerely, drug use implied , restraints

-

Paulo reeled and spluttered, gasping for a breath of winter air in the snowy paddock. Every inhale was a struggle, as it threatened to trigger another uncontrollable bout of coughing. If he went back under now, he was sure he'd drown.

“You’re lucky,” said a boy he’d met two days ago named Samson, whose hand had just been bruising the back of his neck.

“You could have ended up with anyone, lying on the side of the road like that. A cult could’ve picked you up.. Satan-worshippers. They wouldn’t go through all this for you. They’d sacrifice you.”

“Torture you to death,” Peter added thoughtfully. Jesse and Peter, watching him be nearly drowned from the fence, were brothers. Paulo thought they looked nothing alike. He could tell Peter was not only smaller because he was a year or two younger but in general, with a slighter build. Jesse, the elder, was muscular and broad. He had pale skin and black hair, and over his glasses were thick, expressive eyebrows just like his father Glen’s. Peter had ashy brown hair and green eyes, and seemed to watch every move his older brother made as if looking for a cue.

Paulo nodded violently, trying to agree with anything and everything if it meant he might get into their good graces for a moment, just a moment. He had stopped dreaming of getting away from them. There was a reason he was here, and neither them, their parents, or the cops that watched the highway in and out of town were going to let him go without punishing him for darkening their doors at all.

The water Samson kept holding him under was freezing, and the sides of the plastic horse trough were frozen. Water burned in his esophagus, up his nose. One ear felt plugged with it, and he tasted blood when he licked his lips. His wrists were tied behind him with the rough orange twine that held hay bales together. Having his arms immobile made fighting Samson off or pulling himself out of the water on his own impossible.

“It’s not your fault, you know,” Peter said. “What’s happened to you. What they made you do.”

Paulo looked up at him, leaned up against the fence next to his brother. There was only calm sadness in his eyes. Why did he allow his friend to do this to him, then? Was he sad to watch him half-drowned, or sad it had to be this way because someone had made him a pet and tainted him?

“No,” agreed Samson. He had curly hair the color of hay and golden skin that made his blue eyes look somehow backlit. His teeth were uniform and straight as razor wire. “You’re right Peter, it’s not his fault.”

Samson knelt on the hardened snow so he was in front of Paulo’s dripping head. He placed a hand on each side of his face so earnestly Paulo thought for a confused and panicked moment he might try to kiss him. “But the wages of sin is death. You don’t want to die, do you?”

“Sam,” Jesse chastised sharply. He wore a paint-spattered canvas jacket like a contractor might wear, had his arms crossed and was making a face of mild disgust, furrowing his dark brows. “Nobody’s gonna die. Don’t say shit like that.”

Samson turned his head sharply to address his friend. Looking at his profile, Paulo saw he had long, golden lashes, a smattering of freckles on the bridge of his nose. His pupils looked too big, like a cat’s before it pounces. His hands partially covered Paulo’s wet ears. “I’m not suggesting that, Jesse,” he said as if he thought it was completely obvious. “I’m not saying that at all. I mean he has to repent. We’re going to help him repent so he can be Saved. All he has to do is show that he means it.”

“Show who? You? You’re just getting off,” Jesse answered. His arms were still crossed and his look of disgust was still intact. Whether it was for his friend or for him in general, Paulo didn’t know. “And he has to desire forgiveness. He has to want it.”

The breeze picked up and soaking wet Paulo shivered violently.

Samson turned back to him with a grin that dimpled his left cheek. “I’ll want it for you until you want it yourself,” he said quietly enough Paulo did not think the other boys had heard— it was meant for him alone. Samson was high, he realized. Or something.

“Please,” he whispered back, trying to keep his teeth from chattering. “Don’t drown me. Tell me how.”

“Are you serious? You’re done fucking around?”

Samson was the most interested in Paulo’s sin and subsequent forgiveness, but he seemed the least sincere of all of the people who lived on this road he’d met so far. “Yeah. I’m- I’m trying to do what you all want. If you’d just stop changing the goalpost.”

“I’m not changing your goalpost,” Samson said, and glanced down at Paulo’s bloody lip between his hands. “I’m gauging your resolve. Your faith that we can help you. You want help, don’t you?”

“Sam,” Jesse called impatiently. “It’s freezing. You’re way too fucked up. Put him back in the barn before it gets dark and let’s go inside.”

Samson pretended to consider this before turning Paulo violently by the shoulders and pushing him under the water again, holding him down by the back of his neck before he had a chance to take and hold a deep breath.

It was Jesse that pulled him out, and Sam was on the ground, laughing.

Next

[elynalime]

i love life

( aka justin && jesse liked my stories and jesse liked && replied to my comment AND liked my post 🫶 AND the official &j bway insta acc liked my shit as well )

crazy crazy crazy time to be on instagram

im still in shock if you cant tell

[mariacallous]

Watching Fox News these days is like being at open-mic night at a marginal comedy club.

Rightwing pundits, like a lineup of amateur comics, are trying out their new material and hoping it kills. So far, not so much.

Take Jesse Watters (please). The primetime successor to Tucker Carlson was grasping at straws – yes, literal straws – the other day as he looked for a way to put down Tim Walz. How best to mock the popular Minnesota governor who is Kamala Harris’s running mate?

“Women love masculinity and women do not like Tim Walz, so that should just tell you about how masculine Tim Walz is,” Watters said on the roundtable talk show he co-hosts, The Five.

With that setup, he tried to prove his point.

“The other day you saw him with a vanilla ice-cream shake. Had a straw in it. Again, that tells you everything.”

The joke, or whatever it was, didn’t really land. Most people know that Walz is the opposite of a wimp. He’s a famously regular guy – America’s dad – who will use his newfound power to demand that all Americans own jumper cables and know how to use them.

The straw-grasping is getting a little desperate these days as Harris and Walz spread their forward-looking message, and as their rivals – the felon and adjudicated sex offender Donald Trump and his running mate, JD Vance – prove themselves less appealing by the day.

“Fox is really feeling the loss of Tucker Carlson right now,” theorized Matt Gertz, a senior fellow at Media Matters, the progressive media-watchdog non-profit, who watches a lot of rightwing cable news as part of his job.

“He was very effective at lifting something from the rightwing fever swamp and making it into a coherent message” that could spread through the conservative ecosystem.

Failing Tucker’s contributions to the commonweal, Fox and its pundits are floundering. They keep trying new approaches to replace their well-honed attacks on Biden – his family’s supposed corruption (“Biden crime family”) and his age (“senile”).

Over the past week, Fox tried to gin up controversy over Harris’s “code-switching” – the use of a different accent or speaking style when speaking to Black audiences. Fox’s White House correspondent Peter Doocy pressed the question at an official press briefing.

“Since when does the vice-president have what sounds like a southern accent?” Doocy demanded. The press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, dismissed him and moved on after posing a query of her own: “Do you think Americans seriously think this is an important question?”

Maria Bartiromo focused on this “southern accent” scandal on her Fox Business show, using a clip of Harris speaking to an audience in Detroit about how unions have helped win benefits for all Americans, like paid sick leave and a five-day work week, by repeating the phrase: “You’d better thank a union member.”

The pro-Trump cable network didn’t help its own cause with that one. “The funny thing about Fox News being mad at Harris for code-switching,” one observer noted on X, “is they had to play the clip of her talking about how great unions are over and over again.” You can’t buy that kind of media exposure.

The well-circulated photograph of Tim Walz’s family members wearing pro-Trump T-shirts fizzled, too, though it got a good ride on Fox for a day or two. Soon enough, it became clear that these were mostly distant cousins, a Nebraska branch of the family. Walz’s sister told the Associated Press she didn’t even recognize them. Walz does have an older brother who favors Trump, but most Americans are familiar with family disputes over politics.

Gertz told me that Fox pundits were sent reeling by Harris’s ascension and are “very shook by the ‘weird’ narrative” that Tim Walz has popularized. That’s the idea that Trump, Vance and their ilk are deeply strange people – way out of the mainstream with their nasty putdowns of “childless cat ladies” and their outlandish conspiracy theories. It applies all too well to the Fox personalities as well as the politicians they promote.

There’s time, of course, for Fox to come up with an effective message. Until something hits, we’re going to see a lot of painful tryouts.

The alternative, of course, is obvious: just don’t turn it on.

[grandvhs]

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