#super compettative

[the-original-gays]

*Telling riddles at Potter mansion*

Monty: My second is conveyed to my first by the company of family. My whole is a product of spring.

Effie: A product of spring? Surely a flower of some kind.

Regulus: Lilies. Forget-me-not! LILACS!

James: *flinches*

Sirius: Ohh, shh.

Monty: No.

[hero-villian-blog]

Marvel And DC Lose The Trademark OF The Word Superhero

So something I and many others didn't know is that Marvel and DC had awhile back made a joint trademark over the word super hero, and of course as a means to stamp out compettion.

Recently S.J. Richold the author of a comic series called Superbabies fought against this trademark and eventually it has been undone. Now the word superhero a broad term that can even be regarded as a genre itself is no longer a trademark owned by DC and Marvel.

[globalrebrand]

Grusha Romance Headcanons Pt. 1 : Pre-Accident

Warning: Not sfw, questionable tense...slight angst. 

A/N: Doing several parts. Your relationship pre-accident, post-accident and if you met him after everything happened. 

General:

Before his retirement Grusha was arrogant, impulsive, daring and slightly immature. Chances are you came second to his snowboarding career more often than not and he wasn’t the greatest boyfriend. 

Of course he loved you, but he was also a globally successful athlete, highly ranked with lots of demands on his time. Grusha also received more sponsorships than the average pro-snowboarder because of his good looks. He was rolling in endorsements and his agent was constantly interfering with the rare moments of quality time you got with him. However, Grusha was very upfront about these things from the beginning. 

He does feel bad that he isn’t be around more, but also Grusha at this stage in his life probably would have argued that if you don’t like it you can just leave. He made it clear that snowboarding is his priority and making him feel bad about not being around would just piss him off.

However, Grusha tries to make it to important events and would happily reschedule a training session, photoshoot or interview, but the week before competition and competition weekends are non-negotiable. If your birthday falls around the time of the winter games, you’ll be celebrating on the side of the slopes in spectator booth. 

And he expects you to be at every event he competes in. Grusha would get pouty when you’re not there and often complained that you not being there hurt his performance. 

If possible, he would take you to all of his global competitions. Grusha would make sure to put you in super nice hotels even when he had to stay at the athlete accommodations. Whenever he had some down time where he wasn't practicing or talking to the press, he'd visit you to see the local sites and try delicious food. After the compettion ended he would stay and travel the entire region with you before he had to get back to training, making sure to pack in as many fun experiences before he inevitably had all of his time sucked up. 

The good thing to know is that Grusha doesn't play games, so if he was dating you he’s serious about you as a partner. He wouldn’t subject such a hard relationship on someone he didn’t think would stick around. 

With that in mind you probably got really close to his family. Sitting with them in the stands, traveling with them etc. 

Your family can come to his competitions too. He doesn’t mind, more supporters plus he’s pretty sure he wants to marry you at this point so it only makes sense that he gets to know your folks. You provide a warmth quickly closing in on the intensity of the one he feels for snowboarding and he wants to make it up to you for all the sacrifices you’ve made for him. 

He can take you for granted from time to time, and he’s not always fast with the apology, but he loves you and doesn’t know what he’d do with out you. Once he’s cooled off he’s trying to talk things out even if he isn’t the best communicator. He has a tendency to be a little too blunt sometimes and doesn’t always understand exactly why his words upset you, but he actively tries to be better. 

And honestly chances are the two of you bicker more than you ever actually fight. Most things aren’t serious and the serious fights tend to be about the same things.

Grusha never got too enraptured by the attention or fame, but he appreciated being acknowledged for his skills and was prone to showing off when he knew other people were watching. 

He was never shy about boarding up to the side lines and planting a kiss on you. 

Chances are he gets a body pillow that he brings to competitions after you start sharing a home because he can’t sleep without you.

Grusha was (and still is) a huge cuddler.  Nothing is more romantic than snuggling with your on a cold winter night in a cozy chalet. 

His courageousness extended into many parts of your life. Grusha's favorite dates, were hiking, camping going to amusement parks, fun competitive activities and of course snowboarding. He would most definitely teach you. He also likes skiing for something a bit less strenuous. Also he's a great ice skater (skateboarding too but Grusha loves ice skating dates. He even knew how to do quite a few moves. 

Grusha was known for his blunt and witty sense of humor. Very nonchalant about it and half the time he's not even trying to crack a joke but he has a natural wit and playfulness that keep you laughing. 

Not Sfw:

Grusha used to (still does) get impatient when he’s horny. 

When he was young he had a tendency  to rush foreplay if you didn't ask him to slow down. 

His baseline was a little rough. Nipping at you, biting a bit, tugging on your hair. 

A little bit of a mean tease. Liked to make you beg for and it a big fan of receiving praise. He doesn't mind giving it but believes you have to earn it.

Hates losing and hates being on bottom. Will be the brattiest sub you’ve ever seen if you manage to get him beneath you. He’s quick to turn the tables. 

Has such a pretty body. He’s sveltve and light because that’s what snowboarding requires, but he has a nicely defined musculature and a very very surprising slight booty once you get him out of his ski clothes. 

Just let him do what he wants. He likes to take the lead and feel in control. Kind of because he's spoiled, sometimes he has to be reminded about your preferences. 

Oral game was ok. He's better with his fingers. It’s not even that he doesn’t like giving you head, Grusha is thoroughly aroused by the prospect of going down on his lover,  he just gets bored down there. Starts thinking of other more exciting things he could be doing. If he gives you head more than five minutes its surprising. Since usually by that point his flipping you over and lining his dick up with your hole. 69ing is a good solution to his eagerness so you can give and receive simultaneously.

Such a good kisser! Very soft lips considering they're always exposed to cold air. Kisses you all over. 

Won’t leave your neck alone. During, he’s nuzzling in it, pressing kisses, sucking hickeys etc. Not super into choking unless he’s pissed. 

Loves how you look so hot in your snow clothes, gets turned on seeing you in them and can't wait to get you out of them later .

Liked to keep things playful, some slight roughhousing,  i.e pushing you on the bed, manhandling you and the like. 

Always cuddled with you after and maybe a nice warm bath. 

[popculturebuffet]

Pirate Month Finale: One Piece Poll Winner: Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island!: Pretty Spooky Huh Folks?

Ahoy swabs and welcome to the final review of pirate month, my monthlong salute to piracy. And I decided to shove off this grand experiment with one of the greatest pirate franchises of all time, One Piece!

My love of One Piece is paradoxical, as I dearly love it as one of my faviorite mangas, an intricatley built work that's bonkers as it is epic, the story of one man's goal to become pirate king and the band of misfits he picks up along the way. I'm also super behind as while i've read spoilers, i have not read the work itself from Amazon Lily onward, as I simply haven't found the method or time to do so yet. I truly WANT to and miss this franchise and intend to rectify that before the manga ends.

That being said it's obvious reviewing the ENTIRE series would fill up a month at the LEAST, especially a series this size. Thankfully like many popular anime one piece has a buncha cruncha movies. Unthankfully most of them haven't gotten a proper release in the US as of the time of this article. Yeah it's weird: The two recap films (Though none of the specials as far as I know), covering the events of Alabasta and Drum Island, have gotten translated but otherwise only the films from Strong World onward have been released. And stupid old me used to think it was simply because there weren't any before that, hence why they translated desert princess and the pirates: episode of alabasta (which I used to own), first.

Yeah.. as I found out via the YouTube channel TotallyNotMark, which I HIGHLY recommend as he does blind reviews of various manga, analysis of dragon ball all sorts of good stuff, reviewed all the one piece films both pre and post oda's involvment in them, which piqued my intrest. So to help explore this further I put it to you guys to pick one for me from my own selectoins and my patrons. And I gotta thank you all as it not only ended up being THE most popular poll i've done, but compettion got so heated, I had to do a SECOND vote. And because the second option, Clockwork Kakruki Castle, was SO popular i'l lbe reviewing it sometime next year so if I do another one piece poll (For next pirate month or just for my own amusement), the result won't be obvious. So thank you all

This one is out of all the movies I hadn't seen yet (Having only seen Strong World, Film Z and Episode of Alabasta before this) the one that intrigued me the most both for how impressed Mark was with it, and for the director, Mamoru Hosada. While I've seen criminally little of his work, I know him well from his digimon work, being the director for both the 20 minute promo film and the much more known and loved Our War Game, aka the first and second segments of digimon the Movie. For the record the Our War Game dub still holds up well, with only ONE part in the original film not matched by the dub while the short film.. dosen't mostly because the film added a bunch of excessive narration that critics call

He's a director with a unique visual style, tons of flair, and thus seeing him tackle ANOTHER franchise I love was a VERY easy sell.

Unsuprisingly I loved this one, and as I want more people to see it properly, i'm going to do something unusual for me. See normally I do full spoilers in my review wether the work is recent or not. It helps me analyzie it fully and normally I feel you can still enjoy it. However this film has such massive swerves in the plot and tone that I recommend going in with as little spoilers as possible. So i'm going to take a page from multiple youtubers book and try and review the film WITHOUT spoilers first, then dive into analyizing the spoilery bits after a warning. So you can come back. If you've seen it all, then your good to go hombre.

This film.. is a masterpiece. While I fear I use that term a bit too often and have tried to be more sparring.... in this case it FULLY and unconditionally applies. This film is easily the best anime film based on an existing property i've seen which may seem a tad narrow but keep in mind i'ts beating out the likes of dragon ball super: broly and Pokemon The Movie 2000 when I say this. And for anime film themselves, which mostly consists of miazaki's genius works, it's still high up there, as well as with just plain animation. In every catagory this one is a high water mark and one I would watch again.

The animation, as is typical for it's director is gorgeous. It's a wonderful blend of Oda's iconic style and Hosada's gorgeous, low line , brightly saturated animation. The two combine effortlessly, and the bright hues Hosada prefers fit wonderfully with these cast, while still alwoing them to move a bit diffrently. There's tons of gorgeous set pieces too and much like Oda himself, Hosada made sure the island felt like a character with each area our heroes end up in, from an omnious jungle to a canal for the most epic and gorgeus game of ring toss ever, to the finale in a dark dismal cavern, everything loks breath taking, you get a sense of where everything is in relation to each othe r(Which as I realized from mark's reviews of the manga itself is something One Piece excells at), and thus your transported to this majestic and beautiful island.. but also run because things get very dark very quickly

Which brings us to the films tone which for some is a turn off: While the film starts like a typical arc of One Piece, the crew get a mysterious invitation to a resort island and Luffy of course is all in on diving into it because it mentioned bringing your nakama (or as he puts it because their pirates), they end up over their heads fighting some weirdos who challenge them to

Lead by the mysterious and titular Baron Omatsuri, whose crew of former pirates compete with our heroes in said ordeal, and things are far more than they seem and our heros naturally have to beat this guy, save the island and all that good stuff.

The story isn't out of place. Honestly this could easily take place right between Skypeia and Water 7 and be intergrated with the main story if Oda wanted it to, and it even feels like a typical crew origin story as one of the island's few omatsuri unrelated inhabitants, Brief, is a pirate with a tragic backstory Luffy bonds with and could've easily joined the crew were this canon. It's part of why the film works is that it feels fully on brand and on quality with the world Oda set up, his writing and characters despite him not being involved at all as far as I can tell. Even the weridness of the Baron's crew and the ordeals of hell feels VERY oda: we have a weird speckled man who has a giant pet goldfish our heroes have to combine their skills to rangle into a bucket (Whcih is an excellent highllight of the film where EVERY strawhat contributes and robin delivers an awesome coup de grace after realizing that the rules never mattered and she can just cheat, creating a finger net with her powers. )

To a high stakes ring toss compettion down a river, which is easily the most beauitful part of the film, and Sanji getting so annoyed with a chef doing Mongollian BBQ on a griddle using giant food he challenges him to a fight. Is that last one as plot relevant? No. Does it matter?

It does what a good writer should do when taking on material they didn't create, and something most good writers for marvel and dc do: Have it match the style and honor what went before, but make it your own in the process.

That being said part of making it it's own.. is where this film apparently divides people: See this work isn't just an action shonen adventure piece like usual.. but a horror film, one using the very themes of one piece as a whole and twisting it into something truly horrifying. As a fan of horror these days, I naturally loved that but I also went in KNOWING it took a turn. If you don't like horror, you likely won't like this one and that's fine. While it's not bloody, well not any more than one piece, it is DEEPLY unsettling, with a fairly ominous tone even before we find out what Omatsuri's deal is and the nightmarish climax kicks in. The last half hour is bleak, unsettling and epic in equal measures so if your not ready for that, you might want to skip this one. And yes the world of one piece has some very horrifying concept: a power that turns you into a toy and wipes people smemories of you, everything about lava murder man with the two names, the celstial dragons horrible amount of power, crocodile draining luffy of all moisture. Ther'es some true nightmarish stuff in there, but nothing really out of step with most manga. In contrast this one is both horrifying emotoinally in what it puts LUffy through, something equal to the nightmare that was the end of Sabody if you need a yardstick, and just in tone. It's GOOD horror, but you have to be ready and even being prepared for things to go sideways, it was still VERY intense.

That being said said intensety also has emotoinal complexity. While many complain "this really sin't one piece".. it honestly truly is. It's a story of overcoming odds to protect those you care about, and as well as how doing so can corrupt and twist you. It's diffrent from the normal tone sure.. but the core of the work is still there and if you can stomach the unsettling last act, then you'll REALLY enjoy this one as it easily stands with some of the best tales of the strawhats proper.

So with that in mind

SPOILERS BITCHES GET OFF THE BOAT IF YOU DON'T WANT TO KNOW ANYTHING IMPORTANT ABOUT THE FILM.

So with that we come to what makes it so horrifying and the film so brilliant: See our big bad Baron Omatsuri.. is a truly haunting, tragic and complicated villian. He's still not a good man and still needs to loose less our heroes all die via mean white mother from outer space and she's bad. But Omatsuri's backstory is heartbreaking: Like Luffy he had a crew who were his "nakama' , his true companions, his family of choice, people he'd fight and die for and loved before anything else... and he lost them all. Not through any fault of his own, not through anything wrong., but through one of the most common hazzards of sea travel: The storm. A storm destroyed his boat and left him alone.. and thus he found lily, a cartoon lily whose on his shoulder the whole movie, gives him wood powers.. and is VERY hungry. In exchange for feeding her scores of victims, she brought back a simulation of his crew, plant zombies who don't remember what happened to them and who he misleads and who can't die as long as lily lives and is fed. He's easily what LUFFY could've become in his lower moments and oddly despite coming WELL before the heartbreak of Sabody and the Paramount War, foreshadows them well by showing just how much a pirate can break and what they'll do to get these sort of things back. If it wasn't for Jinbei or knowing his crew was alive, would Luffy be willing to make this sort of bargin? If he were in a position to get his brother back, would he have taken the same bait despite the cost? It's easy to say no and on a good day he absolutely woudln't.. but on the worst day of his life when he's lost everything? When he's broken completely? Whose to say Luffy coudln't of sunk to the depths the baron did if someone hadn't pulled him out of it and got hi mto focus his energies into getting stronger instead? That's what makes Omatsuri so damn compelling: He's just a hare off what Luffy could've become and instead has turned into his complete oppsiite: someone who will GLADLY destroy other people's friendships and lives as long as he gets what he wants, who mocks the concept of nakama because he truly lost his. And someone who GLOATS while basically crucifying luffy as he's forced to watch his crew be abosrbed into the giant worm... plant.. thing.

Yeah as you can tell this one also gets lovecraftian, at least in design as while lily's brain is grafted to omatsuri ti's stomach.. is a giant dune-esque sandworm type thing, a white tube that reflects attacks and whose top is a horror scape that slowly sucks people inside. And Luffy gets to WATCH as that happens, after his crew had already been breaking apart due to omatsuri's machinations. It's easily one of the most heartwrenching bits of the franchise and that is a LONG list it's hard to climb to. Sure we know deep down it'll sort itself out, this movie isn't canon and all that.. but the movie does good in making you still feel the pain anyway: that Luffy has TRULY lost everything.

What saves him is what always does: other people. Specifically the other residents. The afformentioned Brief is a charlie Chaplin esque fellow, who even gets an utterly hilarious chase scene with luffy earlier in the movie who at first seems like comic relief.. but ends up being the core of the movie. He lost his Nakama to Omatsuri, the hitler mustach.. errrr j.jonah jameson... toothbrush mustache pirates. Yeah that's it. And we see the two options someone has after that: breif despite having lost his nakama STILL fights, and tries to help Luffy despite being outmatched as omatsuri has the wicked cool power of arrows he can direct anywhere, and given sharp objects are one of Luffy's only weaknesses yeah... dosen't go well. He's seen what can be lost.. but dosen't give up. I meant what I said that if this were canon, he'd be a strawhat: He's brave, fights despite heavy loss, and Luffy outright calls him nakama, accepting him because despite Omatsuri mocking the poor guy for weakness... he's strong. He kept fighting even though he lost EVERYTHING, simply so this horror show dosen't continue, making tunnels, planning just so he can win and allying with Luffy despite both being outmatched.

In contrast we have the Teacup Pirates.. who are really just a family who came here for vacation, the mom got eaten and now the dad tries to look strong for his kids despite his older teenage daughter know he's full of shit.. and as we find out his yougner daughter Daisy

Has super hearing, but belives in him anyway. He does a terrible but understandable action, refusing to help chopper earlier when he's taken.. but later realizes his kids truly belivie in him. He gets an arc going from someone so terrified they can't do the right thing.. to someone who risks everything to fire an arrow into daisy, destroying her and saving the day. It's another thing this has: the characters are damn strong and the emotoinal pull is massive.

The horror elment again is also strong, from Omatsuri sicking a faceless horde with guns on our heroes , to his tendency to snipe anyone who gets too close to things, hence why Robin and Chopper despite finding out stuff end up not to useful, and of course th efinale. Oh my the finale. So yeah if the stygian arakis worm wasn't enough it then EXPLODES over a red backdrop.. and daisy FUSES with omatsuri, not only taking on a terrifying face.. but then becoming some horrifying monstroisty with all the strawhats suspended in it

Yeah this film has some great horror and is deadly intense, with the last bit being great as Luffy is IMPALIED with tons of arrows. .but keeps going. This is what I mean by the series spirit: Luffy ONLY gives up when he thinks his crew is dead. earlier when Omatsuri first shows his true colors Nami leaves thinking he's not carring to look.. but he instead charges the guy DEMANDING his missing friends (as in horror fashion Chopper, Robin and Usopp were picked off one by one and Nami, Sanji and Zoro follow after) and even as he gets crucificed sends his fucking head to try and save Zoro. This film gets luffy fully an dgets one piece: it's a work about friendship, and how far you'll go. For Omatsuri it meant selling his soul but for luffy.. it's what keeps his soul going and ultimately wins the day. By showing someone how to be better.. he saved his friends, the surivvors and the world And Omatsuri gets a fitting sendoff.. not as the corrupt man he became.. but greeted by his crew as he passes on, with them telling him he should'v ecreated a new nakama.

So yeah as you can tell emotoinally it's graet and really the only two flaws are part of the plot: The first is the film just kinda.. ends. It's a great ending: Luffy, barely moble as usual after punching out some tyranical jackass, reunites with the other survivors then turns his head up and sees his friends, recovered, free and wandering what the hell is going on. Now granted I think the film would be a smidge more impactful if luffy had to start over, but I get this is a liscened work and thus has to keep everyone alive, the only time being based on ane xisting property holds the film back. And it ends on Luffy grinning as his friends are confused, happy he finally has his Nakama back. And then just ends without explaning what happens to the teacup family or Brief. it just.. ends. It's a good impactful ending it just feels.. cut short. Like there's still a lot of loose ends to tie up.

The other is minor: Nami's grudge against Usopp. Now people complain about the strawhats fighting here.. and I disagree when it comes to Zoro and Sanji. They USUALLY hate each other and can't go five minutes without arguing. This is normal for the most part and only esclates due to the tension of the situation. And while you could say that's out of character.. it is partly Sanji's fault there there. Granted he dickishly blames Luffy but the point is the two fight on a normal day, being trapped on an island in a death game probably woudln't help.

Nami and Usopp is clearly meant to be similar.. but she's mad he seemingly abandoned her.. after it's proven he didn't and ewas just flying out to fly ina nd save everybody and be all badass as one's lord and savior should. God i love that long nosed man. So it just falls flat.

That being said everything else works: the ordeal from hell provides plenty of the action the series is known for, while also having a nice invesgitation portion as Luffy, Robin and Chopper find out more, and the horror at the end is as beautiful as it is terrifying. This film is amazing so watch it however you can till there's an offical release. As it stands there isn't a way to watch it as it isn't on Crunchyroll for some reason , as even undubbed it'd still be neat. Btu there's a wonderful fan sub out there, so go check that out. Seriously watch this film.

So that does it for pirate month. This was a fun voyage but it's time to weigh anchor for a while. If you'd like to vote in more polls like the one that made this movie, join my patreon, links on the blog, and i'll see you in a week. Thanks for reading.

[merchantarthurn]

Hi! Im the "is it ok to message you" anon! Ok so basically, what if instead of being espers, some people were just really good at shogi? Ive had this fanfic running in my head for like months now. Since claw is not a terrorist group in this one, its a shogi company, and touchy ro somehow finds the super 5 like a decade earlier and those fuckers just play really compettive shogi, but they cheat a lot, because touchy ro is a bitch for no reason! Do you think its a cool concept?

oo!! i've actually been watching march comes in like a lion recently so i've got competitive shogi on the brain sdlkfdjfg yess, the psychology and strategies that come out when people play board games like shogi or chess can tell you a lot about a character and picking that out would be super fun! im not sure how accessible they are online but maybe cheeky references to how certain players with signature "styles" play could be good? :3c

for cheating though, you have to be pretty careful - im assuming it's "away from the board" cheating? if someone catches you breaking a rule it's an automatic forfeit of the game in competitive shogi even if it was an accident... provided it's noticed before the other player concedes lmao. im not super familiar with how timers are used in shogi - it seems like they can be used but aren't as universal as in chess - but i can imagine the rest of the crew holding up their opponents to make them late to a match so they lose some of their time dflkgjfg (re: the episode in queen's gambit where she shows up super late with a hangover and loses a lot of her clock as a result). butttt intimidation, distraction, feinting a style, manipulating an opponent to use a style they're not as strong with, those are all non-cheaty but very touichirou-y strats

[griefmartyred]

Send me an OTP | @justabsolution​  jack & aislinn

(or OT3 or friendship just… relationships ok?)

and I will give you my headcanon of:

Who’s the messiest one: Jack Aislinn is always just this close to yeeting him out of the house

Who feels the most uncomfortable about PDA: neither of them are particularly bothered by it but they don’t necessarily go out of their way to do it.

Who's the funniest drunk: Aislinn because she’s either SUPER affectionate or about to fight someone and there is no inbetween.

Who texts the most: They’re both constantly texting each other. 70% of their phone battery goes to texting each other.

Who has the most embarrassing taste in music: Probably Aislinn but she won’t be remotely embarassed about it.

Who reads the most: Jack but Aislinn refuses to read. 

Who’s better with kids: 50/50 depends on the situation and who the kid is.

Who’s the one that fixes things around the house: Jack most of the time but also handyman

Who’s got the weirdest hobby: Aislinn compettive Dog Agility Training.

Who cooks and who cleans up: Jack cooks majority of the time and Ais cleans up but occasionally she decides to cook and he cleans up.

[reeshyz]

Hahaha I love the idea and I have a feeling it would really go like that :D

so for the show you always need one who cooks an appetizer, a main dish and a dessert against Henssler who does all three dishes.

The candidate can decide which dish he wants to cook (and practice beforehand if he wants), while Steffen only hears what he has to cook the moment the compettion starts.

And then you have a jury who says which dish was better (the Jury never knows who cooked which dish though) and it's a lot of fun, cause Steffen is bascially Richard and Paul in one person :D cheeky little bastard but also super ambitious and sometimes a grumpy asshole :'D

They also play mini games between each dish, where you can also gain points. Sometimes you gotta taste weird stuff, other challenges are more sporty.

And if you win your round, you get to spend money for a good cause. Steffen does that too, when he wins. So it's a lot of fun and always a good thing. He had lots of german musicians on his show before and is sweet and probably knows everyone. (Like he's a famous cook) I think he's doing it for almost ten years by now.

He also loves to take on bets with the candidates, which is always fun and he's never said no to anything, which often leads to him wearing dresses at the next show. And his favorite "lucky" cook uniform is pink :D

I bet Rammstein would have a lot of fun during the show. I know it's just wishfull thinking but Steffen would probably have the time of his life as well :D

I just watched the german show "Grill den Henssler" which is a cooking show and it's incredible fun. And Steffen Henssler (the chef who always cooks against 3 opponents) told a story about a rammstein concert he'd been to.

And I was like: what would I give for Paul, Schneider and Richard to go to the show. It would be so much fun.

I doubt Till, Flake and Olli would want to. But Paul would just be silly and probably fuck up his dish in the process, while Richard would be so focused and cook something really good and I dunno maybe Schneider would teach Steffen some fucking manners :'D