#mark gonzalez

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Jurgen Klopp with the Liverpool Legends team

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Supreme's 'Play Dead' Skate Video

Supreme’s ‘Play Dead’ Skate Video

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Moulin Rouge! the Musical and the Satines I've seen

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Blog post & linked up tracklist [HERE]

Sarah Vaughan - September Song (DOL)

Nina Simone - House Of The Rising Sun (Live At The Village Gate) (Vinyl Passion)

Odetta - Down On Me (Vanguard)

Harry Nilsson - The Moonbeam Song (Fame)

Mark-Almond - The City (Harvest)

Jose Gonzalez - Crosses (Peacefrog)

JJ Cale - Magnolia (Mercury)

Fink - Sort Of Revolution (The Cinematic Orchestra Mix) (Ninja Tune)

Bruce Springsteen - Nothing Man (Columbia)

Lesley Duncan - Love Song (CBS)

Darondo - Didn't I? (Luv N' Haight)

Arrested Development - People Everyday (7" Metamorphosis Edit) (Cooltempo)

Pastor T.L Barrett & The Youth For Christ Choir - Like A Ship (Light In The Attic)

A Tribe Called Quest - Jazz (Jive)

William de Vaughn - Be Thankful For What You Got (Chelsea)

Cody ChesnuTT - Serve This Royalty (One Little Indian)

KRS One - Health, Wealth & Self (Jive)

Marvin Gaye - What's Going On? (Tamla)

Margie Joseph - I Been Down (Atlantic)

Arnold Blair - Trying To Get Next To You (Soul Jazz)

Sylvia Striplin - You Can't Turn Me Away (Uno Melodic)

Fred Wesley & The JB's - If You Don't Get It The First Time, Back Up And Try Again (Polydor)

Joe Bataan - Gypsy Woman (Fania)

Curtis Mayfield - Move On Up (Extended Version) (Curtom)

Gloria Jones - Tainted Love (Spectrum)

Jackie Wilson - (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher & Higher (Music Club)

Steely Dan - Reelin' In The Years (MCA)

Tritons - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (Barclay)

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oh yes on the topic of submissions...

i had one from someone in my inbox from YONKS ago that tumblr is not letting me post for some reason. that person also sent me an ask about whether i could provide links to the videos/places i found the comments on (i would just answer their ask but it explicitly references their submission which, again, tumblr won't let me post... and also it was from ages ago) so let me answer that here

unless i think that mentioning the source amplifies the comment, or provides some humorous context, i usually don't do that as a general rule. if someone asks for the comment source and i still remember what it was, i'll tell them, but i don't tend to mention it explicitly on the post itself

i don't tend to redact pfps or usernames (to give some form of credit to the authors of the comments, sometimes they make the comment better, they're already public on the internet & usually posted on videos by youtubers exponentially more popular than my blog & usually post obscure comments i had to scroll for quite a while to find anyway, it's fun when someone recognizes their own username, etc etc), so this is an alternate method of security against people trying to be weirdos to the featured commenters. most of my posts come from youtube, which doesn't even have a direct messaging system anymore, which is simultaneously why i feel fairly comfortable leaving pfps/usernames unredacted on these comments and why i feel it's better if i try not to provide TOO many context hints at least in the actual text of the post. just on the off chance some bitter weirdo wants to try being a bitter weirdo, you know? and if someone goes all the way out of their way to try and track these comments down explicitly to bully these people, then at this point, it kinda seems like redacting that stuff wouldn't have helped anyway. while i definitely do not condone harassing anyone from here, i also... don't think it'd exactly be My fault there, and entirely the fault of this hypothetical extremely brainrotted rando. this has, to my knowledge, never once happened, but just putting that out there

i do give little hints or context notes in the tags on occasion, under the general assumption that anyone following this blog knows that this is a place of comment appreciation, an art gallery of Internet Humans. usually it only extends to mentioning the youtuber or what type of video it was, but as a general statement. this is the other part of my philosophy here: i enjoy hunting for comments as a sort of peoplewatching-esque hobby and i think other people should try it out (so long as they have the self-restraint to NOT reply to people even if they make you mad. it's never worth it man.). i also think it'd be a fun treat for someone to only get a hint, figure out what video it was, and then go on their own hunt and see the comments in the wild. i often skip over Loads that don't quite make the cut so you'll probably find something else fun in there

does that make sense? it does to me. anyway if anyone ever wants to know where i found a comment just ask and i'll tell you, so long as i remember. fair warning, the older the post the comment is on, the more likely i am to have forgotten what specific video it was. i usually at least have a vague idea of the original poster and/or the content/topic of the video but sometimes i don't

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Oliver Herring, Untitled (Body Bag), 1995, being sold at Wright20 on Apr. 20, 2023

Herring began knitting mylar tape as a way to remember and honor the genderbending performance artist Ethyl Eichelberger, who died at his own hand in 1991 after learning of his AIDS diagnosis. Herring said he remembered Lady Bunny announced it at Wigstock.

Knitting was an embodiment of time which freed up his mind to figure out what his artwork should look like. Herring made knitted mylar sculptures for almost a decade.

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Heavenly Father I will “send” you Mark Kozelek and Greg Gonzales if you send back Mimi Parker and Jason Molina Amen

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Important Things To Consider Before Looking For Real Estate

If you are looking for a real estate agent like Mark Gonzalez, you need to do your due diligence before moving ahead. Some important things you should consider before buying real estate or property such as features of the property, listing status and locations or areas covered.

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Coach Carter (2005)

There are only so many ways a film about a basketball team can go. What really matters isn’t the plot but the characters who populate it. Thankfully, Coach Carter has a strong pillar at its centre. With a compelling sports story and a couple of decent side characters to add some spice, it’s a basketball movie worth seeing.

Based on a true story, Ken Carter (Samuel L. Jackson) takes a coaching job at Richmond high school. The players are rude, disrespectful and in need of discipline so he hands them contracts they must sign and agree to in order to play. The players, which include Kenyon (Rob Brown), the coach’s son Damien (Robert Ri’chard), Timo (Rick Gonzalez), Jason (Channing Tatum), and “Worm” (Antwon Tanner), must attend all their classes and sit in the front row, wear suits and ties to all games, clean up their dialogue and maintain a 2.3 grade point average. When Carter begins enforcing his rules, he rubs many people the wrong way.

Samuel L. Jackson is at his best when he’s screaming at people or bossing them around, and that’s what he does here. He rules the basketball court with an iron fist, tossing punishment to anyone who mouths off without mercy. Coach Carter is fun to watch because of him. It’s also enjoyable because you can see the logic in his method. Ken Carter has the best intentions in mind and no one else seems to believe in these players. When they do, it’s only because of their basketball abilities. Things don’t always go well with his team but it just makes you more eager to see him double-down on his efforts. You don’t want him to change or grow. You want him to inspire the others and when he does, you feel great.

The players he’s coaching also help make the film enjoyable. They’ve got their own little dramatic stories, the best of which is Kenyon's. Until recently, he didn’t think his future would amount to much. He’s got a baby on the way with his girlfriend, Kyra (Ashanti). Now that going to college might actually be a possibility, he’s caught between the plans that were thrust upon him by circumstances, and the one he wants to craft for himself. There’s a compelling story there. The other players and their stories accentuate how important it is for them to get out of the rut they’ve allowed themselves to fall into. At least, most of them do. Carter’s son, Damien, for example has few scenes. You’d think with the controversy his father faces when he stands his ground about demanding his players keep up their grade or skip games, he’d have something to say.

At points, Coach Carter milks its drama a little much. Every teacher at Richmond high school is depicted as lazy and without any hope for their students, whatsoever. Director Thomas Carter tries so hard to make us outraged you smell the phoniness and it prevents the film from being all that it could be.

Whether the story of Ken Carter followed the events depicted in this film or not, this is a formulaic picture. You won’t mind too much, as the central performance by Sam Jackson and his character gives you something to root for, look forward to, and look up to as well. (April 18, 2019)

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No boobs is worth a broken nose I'll tell you that [Danny gonzalez kissing booth video]

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Funniest version of toxic parasocial relationships is fans being big mad about content creators changing their hair to some version that's slightly less hot like. Calm down. It literally will grow back.

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Gucci Cruise 2025 Fashion Show - Front Row

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Spring Training:

Austin Wynns assigned 35

Reiver Sanmartin assigned 52

P.J. Higgins assigned 57

Erik González assigned 59

Tony Santillan assigned 64

Justin Bruihl assigned 67

Mark Mathias assigned 73

Conner Capel assigned 74

Tyler Gilbert assigned 77

Brooks Kriske assigned 82