#patricia rosemond

[pmatga]

what is she reading, you might ask? oh, probably some lovey-dovey text a guy she likes sent her. she’s always been a real sucker for that kind of stuff.

anyways rip pinky pmatga you would’ve loved electra heart

[mgbvfeminisme]

La liste des 343 signataires qui ont eu le courage de publier dans le Nouvel Observateur du 5 avril 1971 ce manifeste : "Je me suis fait avorter",  alors qu'elles encouraient des peines de prison.

Merci Mesdames. <3

"J. Abba-Sidick Janita Abdalleh Monique Anfredon Catherine Arditi Maryse Arditi Hélène Argellies Françoise Arnoul Florence Asie Isabelle Atlan Brigitte Auber Stéphane Audran Colette Audry Tina Aumont L. Azan Jacqueline Azim Micheline Baby Geneviève Bachelier Cécile Ballif Néna Baratier D. Bard E. Bardis Anna de Bascher C. Batini Chantal Baulier Hélène de Beauvoir Simone de Beauvoir Colette Bec M.

Bediou Michèle Bedos Anne Bellec Lolleh Bellon Edith Benoist Anita Benoit Aude Bergier Dominique Bernabe Jocelyne Bernard Catherine Bernheim Nicole Bernheim Tania Bescomd Jeannine Beylot Monique Bigot Fabienne Biguet Nicole Bize Nicole de Boisanger Valérie Boisgel Y. Boissaire Silvina Boissonnade Martine Bonzon Françoise Borel Ginette Bossavit Olga Bost Anne-Marie Bouge Pierrette Bourdin Monique Bourroux Bénédicte Boysson-Bardies M. Braconnier-Leclerc M. Braun Andrée Brumeaux Dominique Brumeaux Marie-Françoise.Brumeaux Jacqueline Busset Françoise De Camas Anne Camus Ginette Cano Ketty Cenel Jacqueline Chambord Josiane Chanel Danièle Chinsky Claudine Chonez Martine Chosson Catherine Claude M.-Louise, Clave Françoise Clavel Iris Clert Geneviève Cluny Annie Cohen Florence Collin Anne Cordonnier Anne Cornaly Chantal Cornier J. Corvisier Michèle Cristofari Lydia Cruse Christiane Dancourt Hélène Darakis Françoise Dardy Anne-Marie Daumont Anne Dauzon Martine Dayen Catherine Dechezelle Marie Dedieu Lise Deharme Claire Delpech Christine Delphy Catherine Deneuve Dominique Desanti Geneviève Deschamps Claire Deshayes Nicole Despiney Catherine Deudon Sylvie Dlarte Christine Diaz Arlette Donati Gilberte Doppler Danièle Drevet Evelyne Droux Dominique Dubois Muguette Dubois Dolorès Dubrana C. Dufour Elyane Dugny Simone Dumont Christiane Duparc Pierrette Duperray Annie Dupuis Marguerite Duras Françoise d’Eaubonne Nicole Echard Isabelle Ehni Myrtho Elfort Danièle El-Gharbaoui Françoise Elie Arlette Elkaim Barbara Enu Jacqueline d’Estree Françoise Fabian Anne Fabre-Luce Annie Fargue J. Foliot Brigitte Fontaine Antoinette Fouque-Grugnardi Eléonore Friedmann Françoise Fromentin J. Fruhling Danièle Fulgent Madeleine Gabula Yamina Gacon Luce Garcia-Ville Monique Garnier Micha Garrigue Geneviève Gasseau Geneviève Gaubert Claude Genia Elyane Germain-Horelle Dora Gerschenfeld Michèle Girard F. Gogan Hélène Gonin Claude Gorodesky Marie-Luce Gorse Deborah Gorvier Martine Gottlib Rosine Grange Rosemonde Gros Valérie Groussard Lise Grundman A. Guerrand-Hermes Françoise de Gruson Catherine Guyot Gisèle Halimi Herta Hansmann Noëlle Henry M. Hery Nicole Higelin Dorinne Horst Raymonde Hubschmid Y. Imbert L. Jalin Catherine Joly Colette Joly Yvette Joly Hemine Karagheuz Ugne Karvelis Katia Kaupp Nenda Kerien F. Korn Hélène Kostoff Marie-Claire Labie Myriam Laborde Anne-Marie Lafaurie Bernadette Lafont Michèle Lambert Monique Lange Maryse Lapergue Catherine Larnicol Sophie Larnicol Monique Lascaux M.-T. Latreille Christiane Laurent Françoise Lavallard G. Le Bonniec Danièle Lebrun Annie Leclerc M.-France Le Dantec Colette Le Digol Violette Leduc Martine Leduc-Amel Françoise Le Forestier Michèle Leglise-Vian M. Claude Lejaille Mireille Lelièvre Michèle Lemonnier Françoise Lentin Joëlle Lequeux Emmanuelle de Lesseps Anne Levaillant Dona Levy Irène Lhomme Christine Llinas Sabine Lods Marceline Loridan Edith Loser Françoise Lugagne M. Lyleire Judith Magre C. Maillard Michèle Manceaux Bona de Mandiargues Michèle Marquais Anne Martelle Monique Martens Jacqueline Martin Milka Martin Renée Marzuk Colette Masbou Cella Maulin Liliane Maury Edith Mayeur Jeanne Maynial Odile du Mazaubrun Marie-Thérèse Mazel Gaby Memmi Michèle Meritz Marie-Claude Mestral Maryvonne Meuraud Jolaine Meyer Pascale Meynier Charlotte Millau M. de Miroschodji Geneviève Mnich Ariane Mnouchkine Colette Moreau Jeanne Moreau Nellv Moreno Michèle Moretti Lydia Morin Mariane Moulergues Liane Mozere Nicole Muchnik C. Muffong Véronique Nahoum Eliane Navarro Henriette Nizan Lila de Nobili Bulle Ogier J. Olena Janine Olivier Wanda Olivier Yvette Orengo Iro Oshier Gege Pardo Elisabeth Pargny Jeanne Pasquier M. Pelletier Jacqueline Perez M. Perez Nicole Perrottet Sophie Pianko Odette Picquet Marie Pillet Elisabeth Pimar Marie-France Pisier Olga Poliakoff Danièle Poux Micheline Presle Anne-Marie Quazza Marie-Christine Questerbert Susy Rambaud Gisèle Rebillion Gisèle Reboul Arlette Reinert Arlette Repart Christiane Ribeiro M. Ribeyrol Delya Ribes Marie-Françoise Richard Suzanne Rigail-Blaise Marcelle Rigaud Laurence Rigault Danièle Rigaut Danielle Riva M. Riva Claude Rivière Marthe Robert Christiane Rochefort J. Rogaldi Chantal Rogeon Francine Rolland Christiane Rorato Germaine Rossignol Hélène Rostoff G. Roth-Bernstein C. Rousseau Françoise Routhier Danièle Roy Yvette Rudy Françoise Sagan Rachel Salik Renée Saurel Marie-Ange Schiltz Lucie Schmidt Scania de Schonen Monique Selim Liliane Sendyke Claudine Serre Colette Sert Jeanine Sert Catherine de Seyne Delphine Seyrig Sylvie Sfez Liliane Siegel Annie Sinturel Michèle Sirot Michèle Stemer Cécile Stern Alexandra Stewart Gaby Sylvia Francine Tabet Danièle Tardrew Anana Terramorsi Arlette Tethany Joëlle Thevenet Marie-Christine Theurkauff Constance Thibaud Josy Thibaut Rose Thierry Suzanne Thivier Sophie Thomas Nadine Trintignant Irène Tunc Tyc Dumont Marie-Pia Vallet Agnès Van-Parys Agnès Varda Catherine Varlin Patricia Varod Cleuza Vernier Ursula Vian-Kubler Louise Villareal Marina Vlady A. Wajntal Jeannine Weil Anne Wiazemsky Monique Wittig Josée Yanne Catherine Yovanovitch Annie Zelensky" Manifeste publié dans le “Nouvel Observateur” numéro 334, du 5 avril 1971.

[secretlymysti]

Elizabeth Taylor Biography, Age, Weight, Height, movies, Net Worth, Scandal, Affair, Husband, Family, Perfumes

Elizabeth Taylor biography, age, weight, height, movies, net worth, scandal, affair, husband, family, Perfumes Dame Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor, DBE (February 27, 1932 – March 23, 2011) was a British-born American actress, businesswoman, and humanitarian. She began her career as a child actress in the early 1940s and was one of the most popular stars of classical Hollywood cinema in the 1950s. She continued her career successfully into the 1960s and remained a well-known public figure for the rest of her life. In 1999, the American Film Institute named her the seventh-greatest female screen legend.  

Elizabeth Taylor Biography, Age, Weight, Height, movies, Net Worth, Scandal, Affair, Husband, Family, Perfumes

    Elizabeth Taylor Biography:

Birthday: February 27, 1932 Nationality: British, American Famous: Humanitarian Child Prodigies Also Known As: Dame Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor Sun Sign: Pisces Died At Age: 79 Born Country: United Kingdom Born In: Hampstead Spouse/Ex-: Conor, Eddie Fisher (M. 1959–1964), John Warner (M. 1976–1982), Larry Fortensky (M. 1991–1996), Michael Wilding (M. 1952–1957), Mike Todd (M. 1957–1958), Richard Burton (M. 1975–1976) Father: Francis Lenn Taylor Mother: Sara Sothern Siblings: Howard Taylor Children: Christopher Edward Wilding, Liza Todd Burton, Maria Burton, Michael Wilding Jr. Religion: Christian Science (1932–59), Judaism (1959–2011) Died On: March 23, 2011 Place Of Death: Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Personality: ISFP  

Elizabeth Taylor Net Worth:

Net Worth: $608.4 Million.  

Elizabeth Taylor Movies:

Year Title Role Notes 1942 There's One Born Every Minute Gloria Twine 1943 Lassie Come Home Priscilla 1944 Jane Eyre Helen Burns Uncredited The White Cliffs of Dover Betsy Kenney at age 10 Uncredited National Velvet Velvet Brown 1946 Courage of Lassie Katherine Eleanor Merrick 1947 Life with Father Mary Skinner Cynthia (aka The Rich Full Life) Cynthia Bishop 1948 A Date with Judy Carol Pringle Julia Misbehaves Susan Packett 1949 Little Women Amy March Conspirator Melinda Greyton 1950 The Big Hangover Mary Belney Father of the Bride Katherine 'Kay' Banks 1951 Father's Little Dividend Kay Dunstan A Place in the Sun Angela Vickers Quo Vadis Christian Prisoner in Arena Uncredited Callaway Went Thataway Herself Uncredited; Cameo appearance 1952 Love Is Better Than Ever Anastacia "Stacie" Macaboy Ivanhoe Rebecca 1953 The Girl Who Had Everything Jean Latimer 1954 Rhapsody Louise Durant Elephant Walk Ruth Wiley Beau Brummell Lady Patricia Belham The Last Time I Saw Paris Helen Ellswirth/Willis  

Elizabeth Taylor Fragrance:

White Diamond. passion Forever Elizabeth  

Elizabeth Taylor Pictures:

  "I don't dwell on the miserable. I skirt around that. Give it a wave. Wave goodbye and concentrate on the good things." - Entertainment Tonight, 2007 #ElizabethTaylor A post shared by Elizabeth Taylor (@elizabethtaylor) on Jun 19, 2018 at 12:30pm PDT "Actors do have opinions. Why not express them and call attention to the dark areas of the world and shed a light on what’s going on." - #ElizabethTaylor, backstage at the 1993 #Oscars, after receiving the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award A post shared by Elizabeth Taylor (@elizabethtaylor) on Jun 4, 2018 at 12:40pm PDT #ElizabethTaylor met #MontgomeryClift when MGM set them up to attend his premiere of "The Heiress," but "Bessie Mae" and "Monty" became kindred spirits on the set of #APlaceInTheSun. - On May 12, 1956, Monty crashed his car after leaving a dinner party at Elizabeth’s home. She rushed to the scene, gently cradled his head in her lap, and covered his face with a silk scarf for privacy. As photographers crowded the car, the fiercely loyal Elizabeth wielded her influence to protect her best friend’s dignity. She calmly told the photographers that if any of them photographed Monty, they would never take a photo of her again. Elizabeth’s threat worked: no pictures of his face ever surfaced from that night. - #oldhollywood A post shared by Elizabeth Taylor (@elizabethtaylor) on May 12, 2018 at 11:41am PDT #ElizabethTaylor understood that everyone can use a little help sometimes and that no one is above helping. Today, she inspires us to extend compassion to others by reminding them that we care. #WhatElizabethTaughtMe A post shared by Elizabeth Taylor (@elizabethtaylor) on Mar 22, 2018 at 2:32pm PDT  

Elizabeth Taylor Social Media Account:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elizabethtaylor/ Read the full article

[pmatga]

fuck it. pmatga pride hcs.

pacman: currently questioning his gender and pan & ace - he/him

spiral: nonbinary/bigender and bi - he/she/occasionally they

cylindria: trans girl and bi - she/they

pinky: trans girl and pan - she/her

inky: bi - he/him

blinky: trans guy and gay - he/him

clyde: nonbinary/agender and aro & pan - they/he

sue (i know sue’s not in the show but idc): nonbinary and lesbian - they/them

spheria: demirose - she/her (though she does also have Weird Gender Feelings that she’s Way too tired to figure out atm)

sunny: demigirl and pan - she/they

zac: ace & bi - he/him

orbitalia (the third spheros sibling): trans girl and bi - she/her

elliptica: nonbinary and ace & pan - they/she/xe

betrayus: bi - he/him

stratos: gay - he/him (had a Severe case of heteronormativity in his teens/early twenties)

sir cumference: gay & ace - he/him

sherry (pink braces girl): trans girl and bi - she/her

clementine (scarf kid): nonbinary and demirose - they/xe

[pmatga]

hc heights, again, bc Why Not

note: again, these are in human heights

pacster daffodilis: 5′3″

spiral springstone: 6′2″

cylindria skellinsky: 5′7″

elliptica spheros: 5′7″

spheria suprema: 5′10″

betrayus spheros: 6′4″

stratos spheros: 5′7″

sir cumference: 5′2″

sunny daffodilis: 5′4″

zac daffodilis: 5′9″

indigo lloydsfield (inky): 5′8″

piper rosemond (pinky): 5′6″

bailey rosemond (blinky): 5′6″

clyde lloydsfield (clyde): 6′0″

delbert heinbech (buttler): 5′6″

anton heinbech (dr. buttocks): 5′6″

[pmatga]

headcanons for the ghost gang + sue

bc i’ve been thinking abt them a lot lately

part two (death edition)

in general

- the only ones out of the five who still go by their real names in the netherworld are clyde and sue. pinky, inky, and blinky are nicknames. their real names (in order) are patricia rosemond, ingram lloydsfield, and benson rosemond.

- pinky and blinky are siblings (blinky is around two years older than pinky), and so are clyde, inky and sue (clyde being the eldest and sue being the youngest)

- none of them would live to see their 30th birthday (pinky, 24; inky, 22; blinky, 26; clyde, 27; sue, 21).

pinky

- pinky had a pretty messy love life. she had a Thing for “bad boys” and by that i mean she had a near-uncanny ability to find the worst possible ppl to date. and this didn’t stop once she ended up in the netherworld either—her Thing with the creepie brothers lasted for a good six months (though not at the same time; three months for one brother and three months for the other).

- pinky was a lounge singer. it wasn’t much, just singing covers of old/popular songs in hotels and 4-star restaurants (and she was more well-known for her messy love life than she ever was for her singing capabilities), but everyone in the music industry starts somewhere, right?

- during the war, the freedom fighters enlisted her to be a spy and messenger for them. jury’s still out on whether or not this played a role in her eventual demise.

inky

- inky was a Local Hooligan in his neighborhood, being well known for shit such as vandalism, street fights, and the occasional petty thievery.

- inky & pinky dated for a year or two prior to inky’s death, and he was by far the least toxic person she ever dated. it wasn’t anything serious, just a casual on-and-off thing more for fun than anything else. they tried again once they both found each in the netherworld, but it’d been too long and too much had happened.

blinky

- blinky had blue hair (i once saw someone draw a living blinky with blue hair and it’s always stuck with me ever since)

- blinky had been really into boxing in high school. in the years preceding his death, he began to take it seriously again and had become a lightweight champion in his local district.

- despite his temper, blinky could be quite charismatic and a very good negotiator...even if he had to occasionally resort to thinly-veiled (and sometimes not-so-thinly-veiled) threats to reach a compromise. he was even pinky’s manager before she quit her career.

clyde

- the lloydsfield parents were absent for the most part so it was up to clyde for the most part to take care of himself, inky, and sue.

- clyde was exceptionally good at math and could’ve easily qualified for a scholarship for the pacworld equivalent of an ivy league, but wanted to stay behind and make sure his younger siblings didn’t get themselves into too much trouble.

- he’s probably the most emotionally intelligent out of the gang.

sue (idc if sue’s not canon in the show)

- (cw. decapitation) sue had a music career in their teens, although they were involved in the pacopolis metal scene as a drummer. it didn’t last very long, though. it’s kind of a long story, but one of their band-mates ended up decapitating a fellow band member over $500 and that was the end of the band.

- sue was an activist, wanting to be a part of the rebellion when it started, but being too young to join. later, they were involved in protests against the war after it became clear that betrayus had ulterior motives and had no real interest in helping the people. shortly after their 18th birthday, sue joined the freedom fighters, and was posthumously awarded a medal of honor after the war.

- in the netherworld, sue almost never goes out into the open, paranoid that betrayus might single them out and do pong knows what to them for not only having been a freedom fighter, but also for having had an intrinsic part in his capture.

[pmatga]

headcanons for the ghost gang + sue (death edition)

alright here come the death headcanons

cw for death, car accidents, and brief descriptions of gore (nothing that’s too graphic but there is a description of somebody getting shot and someone having their hands being burned to the point of charring)

part one (normal hcs) here

inky

inky was the first to die. it was a bit earlier in the war before things really went to shit. he and pinky were on a date and were talking in his car when an ex-boyfriend of pinky’s shot four rounds into the passenger side window before running off into the night. two rounds went into inky, one round got lodged in the dashboard, and one went through the car and out the driver side window. pinky was left completely unscathed—physically, that is. inky wouldn’t be so lucky, one round going into his right eye and the other in his head. by the time pinky managed to get them to a hospital, inky had lapsed into a coma and died hours later.

y’know how in one episode inky’s head explodes as if he’d been shot? yeah.

clyde

clyde was the second, only months after his brother. as things in pacworld started to go to hell, people fighting out in the street became a regular happening. one day, two people got into a fight, and clyde tried to get between them to stop it before they ended up killing each other. one of them pulled out an ax, and by the time clyde realized it was coming his way, it was too late to dodge it.

y’know how clyde vertically splits in two whenever he’s stressed abt something? y e a h.

pinky

pinky went third, two and a half years into the war. she just went out one night and was found in the early hours of the next morning with her car wrapped around a tree and pinky slumped over the wheel. she never responded and died hours later in the hospital. the cause behind the crash was never officially determined, but it was widely believed to be intentional on pinky’s part. however, there are a few who believe that her death is actually connected to her work with the freedom fighters as a spy, that commander betrayus himself had arranged for her brakes to be cut in an assassination attempt. to this day, no one knows which one it was, and not even pinky remembers what exactly happened that night.

blinky

both blinky and sue died at the very end of the war, blinky being the first. blinky had been captured by betrayus’ army in a desperate attempt to gain info on the freedom fighters, and a small platoon (sue and spheria being among them) had been sent in a building belonging to betrayus and his that had seemingly been vacated to find and rescue any prisoners that they could. blinky had been freed early on, but couldn’t find a safe way out of the building to it being, y’know, raided. later that night, in a last ditch effort to provide a distraction for the freedom fighters, he grabbed a set of power cables, both causing the lights to the whole building to go out and killing him almost instantly. they found him hours later, hands turned black and still gripping the cables.

sue

sue would be the last to die, around twenty minutes later. they were on the floor, out of ammo, no way to call for help, and already starting to die from blood loss. a panicked, disheveled, and desperate betrayus spheros was standing over them with his gun aimed at spheria suprema across the room, the two of them both demanding that the other surrender. it wasn’t looking good: spheria suprema was quick, but so was betrayus and he already had his gun out. so sue got to thinking—if he shoots sergeant suprema, they’ll just die anyway, right? so all things considered, why not go out with a bang and take this bastard down with you? with that, sue pulled out a grenade from their knapsack and called out to the wannabe dictator before them. as he turned to face them, sue took the pin out with their teeth and told betrayus to burn in the netherworld before spitting at him and throwing the grenade at his feet. the blast killed both sue and a nearby scientist (costing him his arm, not that he would need it), betrayus himself only being spared by his split-second decision to run. however, shrapnel had lodged itself in his thigh and practically tore it apart, rendering running—and therefore any potential getaway—impossible.