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vintagewildlife · 8 months
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Turkey vulture By: Pat Morris From: The Complete Encyclopedia of the Animal World 1980
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archivist-dragonfly · 8 months
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Book 473
Walter Potter’s Curious World of Taxidermy
Dr. Pat Morris with Joanna Ebenstein
Blue Rider Press / Penguin Random House 2014
Born in Bramber, Sussex, England in 1835, Walter Potter (d. 1918) grew up in the family inn/pub, The White Lion. He left school at the age of fourteen and began trying to come up with ways that his naturalist/taxidermy hobby could help encourage business at the pub. At the age of 19, inspired by his younger sister’s collection of nursery rhymes, Potter started creating his first major tableu, The Death and Burial of Cock Robin—a work that would take him seven years to complete. Housed within a wooden house-shaped case nearly two yards wide, Cock Robin features 98 birds, a small handmade bull, butterflies and other insects, and even a snake—artfully arranged in a solemn mourning scene down a path leading into a church. Some of the mourners are even crying glass tears. The work delighted the Victorian sensibility.
Eventually, Potter opened a museum to house his work and over the course of his life would create, among numerous smaller pieces, at least a dozen large tableaux with titles like: The Kittens’ Wedding (c. 1890), Rabbits’ Village School (c. 1888), The Upper Ten (c. 1880), depicting a squirrel card club, and The Lower Five (c. late 1800s), a scruffy rats’ den being raided by local police (also portrayed by rats).
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natjennie · 10 months
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love the idea of a young daley having carol and morris and pat and cap as parents and not thinking anything of it like to other kids on the playground "what do you mean you don't have 3 dads? who takes you to karate when one of them is at work?" and also having the strangest mix of dialects like all the northern slang and accent of the butchers but now that cap's in the mix he's being inundated with weird cap-specific mannerisms like the "good lord" and the throat clear and the noises like "ah yes well aehahuh very good" but he's 8 so everyone at school is like. what the fuck is going on. why do you talk like that.
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holmesoldfellow · 8 months
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Playbill for the 1987 production of "Sherlock's Last Case" by Charles Morowitz at the Nederlander Theatre featuring Frank Langella as Sherlock Holmes and Donal Donnelly as John Watson
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heidismagblog · 3 months
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jihef03 · 1 year
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Same character in the same issue
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little-cereal-draws · 7 months
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Pat couldn’t sleep. He sighed for the umpteenth time and rolled over to look at the figure snoring softly next to him in the bed. He had been dating James for three years now but two months ago, they had made the jump to living together. Now was supposed to be a “honeymoon phase,” as the youth called it, but Pat didn’t feel any of that. At first, he figured it was because they were too old for it, but any feelings of excitement he initially felt were quickly replaced with anxious anticipation. Everything was reminding him of… her.
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my first ghosts fic and it's pat angst >:)
Modern, everybody lives/nobody dies, patcap au with a guest appearance from Alison and Mike
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nerds-yearbook · 3 months
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In 1949, a playboy CIA agent and his female assistant went to Alaska to investigate UFO sightings and also had to deal with Russian KGB Agents. ("The Flying Saucer", flm)
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vintagewildlife · 1 year
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The foot of a gecko By: Pat Morris From: The Complete Encyclopedia of the Animal World 1980
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mariocki · 1 year
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Roger Delgado practices diplomacy as the unnamed ambassador of an equally unspecified Central American Republic, in Man in a Suitcase: Burden of Proof (1.15, ITC, 1968)
#fave spotting#roger delgado#man in a suitcase#classic doctor who#the master#delgado!master#burden of proof#itc#1968#classic tv#a relatively small role for Roger; his character exists really only to show an official from the fictional South American country the#episode deals with who is not corrupt (unlike Wolfe Morris and his associates) or a foreign national (John Gregson's English ex pat who's#loyalties are inscrutable). he expresses some outrage at Larry Taylor being violent‚ he offers Nicola Pagett some fatherly advice#and then he exits the episode never to be seen again. it's a small role but a nice change of pace for Rog‚ as he gets to play kindly#diplomat as opposed to villain (or villainous diplomat). the episode itself is.. complex... in its attitudes. perhaps the episode of MiaS#which has aged the least well. it's hard to say‚ but the colonial attitudes are pretty obvious and there's some deeper problematic stuff#going on. most disturbingly‚ said fictional S American country apparently has some kind of ethnic caste system in place#(something obliquely referenced in dialogue is Wolfe belonging to a lower social group bc of his ethnic heritage) but it's the two most#villainous characters who belong to this (? again potentially fictional?) racial group‚ and who are subject to (?? fictional??) racial#slurs‚ something which is never really commented on or resolved by the supposed 'good' characters (it's worth noting none of this involves#McGill‚ who isn't in any of those scenes). it's a troubling bit of.. meta racism??? and definitely the inference is related to skin tone#(both Morris and Larry Taylor being notably darker than Pagett‚ who it is suggested belongs to the higher social class)#it's an uncomfortable aspect of a script which takes a genuinely good plot and then wrings it through some weird‚ pretty offensive places#ok i did a bit more digging and the country may be fictional but the slur is apparently real and has been historically used against latin#and filipino ppl so yikes i guess this episode is just generally fucked up. huh. that's a damn shame. stupid 60s tv always ruining stuff#with utterly pointless bigotry. sigh. consider this a tw i guess#apologies for prev tags‚ South American should read Central American; not certain whether the country is actually named in dialogue briefly#but Pixley provides no details alas
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bruceawaynefrfr · 9 months
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Julians Morris impression is insannnnnne
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bra1nxfreeze · 1 year
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natjennie · 1 year
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unfortunately due to fan fiction the idea of the captain interacting with young daley has become extremely important to me.
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spacerangersam · 1 year
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the more i think about transfem thomas the more i love it. specifically because i think the dynamic of ‘short he/they scoutmaster with deeply surpressed rage and his tall transfem poet bestie who openly hates everyone except him’ is unmatched
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letterboxd-loggd · 1 year
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Secret Command (1944) A. Edward Sutherland
May 18th 2023
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ohdeargodwhy · 8 months
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this week' hignfy panel: 3 public schoolboys, one gb news presenter, and paul merton
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