#terence ryan

[ghostlyarchaeologist]

Pistols Hoses at dawn 2.30pm.

Rescue 77 S01E01 Pilot.

[esqueletosgays]

CHILDREN OF THE CORN II: THE FINAL HARVEST (1992)

Director: David Price Cinematography: Levie Isaacks

[neimansautism]

[stillgotjazzstillgettrashed]

Tonight on insanely specific headcanons:

Recap: after Fletcher sheds a single crocodile tear or whatever about his dead student (beautiful player, so sad how he couldn’t handle the immense and all-consuming pressure), he ritually tortures his drummers to replenish his lifeforce.

Thus ensues a slur-a-thon in which the worst he can say about Ryan is that he’s Irish, something something pot of gold, which is hilarious in its own right, and I will come back to that one day. But also he calls Andrew a “worthless Hymie fuck.” 

Let’s assume that he’s not guessing and that he’s right. Not about Andrew being worthless because he’s worth twelve of you, Malfoy but about Andrew being Jewish. 

I am just curious. How did this come up? Neither Andrew nor Neiman is a dead giveaway, nor is Miles Teller’s face. I have to believe he wouldn’t be dumb enough to tell Fletcher this after the smallest bits of information on his parents were used to publicly humiliate him. Is it on a student record that Fletcher could see? It’s possible. Maybe. But no, wanna hear my take? The vision I see in my mind?

Fletcher was up at two in the morning in his jammies with a glass of red wine, Googling his students for dirt, as he does, because he’s a bitch. And the only relevant items he found when Googling Andrew’s name were 1) a half-heartedly maintained Facebook page [last post: September 2013], 2) some no-detail pieces listing him in various high school jazz band performances, and 3) the announcement of Andrew’s bar mitzvah on the synagogue website. 

And because Miles’s graduation pic has been floating around recently, here’s a visual aide. Just imagine it’s a yarmulke instead of a grad cap:

Anyway, this concludes tonight’s edition of insanely specific headcanons, thank you for your attention.

[maxriderg]

In honor of Xander Mobus' 31st Birthday, I got this and welp, let's get ready to celebrate his Birthday, complete with this and welp, have a Happy 31st Birthday to him!

[wauln]

[ It Is A Tough Time To Be A Boxing Fan ]

[duranduratulsa]

Now showing on my 90's Fest Movie 🎥 marathon and Stevegoolie Saturday Night...Children Of The Corn II: The Final Sacrifice (1992) on classic DVD 📀! #movie #movies #horror #childrenofthecorn #childrenofthecorn2 #childrenofthecorniithefinalsacrifice #stephenking #ryanbollman #Christieclark #paulscherrer #terenceknox #nedromero #rosalindallen #dvd #90s #90sfest #durandurantulsas3rdannual90sfest #stevegoolie #Svengoolie #METV

[negrolicity]

Terence Blanchard's 'Champion' premieres at the Metropolitan Opera : NPR

[theanticool]

Do you notice any differences between boxing and MMA fans? As i've watched more boxing recently I've encountered boxing fans on Twitter and forums and I can see that a strong sense of nationalism is there, the dismissal of history to get behind a hype train(reactionary), Though I feel as though boxing fans are more fragmented. This means some people are fans of certain fighters and weight classes and just disregard others in a way I have seen really in the UFC. I'm curious what you think the differences are between them.

There are different types of boxing fans just like there are different types of MMA fans. Lots of reactionaries or casuals who dismiss history of things that aren't easily presented to them. Look at how dismissive a lot of boxing fans were of Usyk and Inoue until they beat AJ and Fulton and compare it to how dismissive UFC fans are of non-UFC fighters. There are fans super dedicated to preserving the history of both sports. There are fans who only care about what's going on now. MMA hasn't quite gotten to that time where we're wondering if the current best heavyweight in the world could hang with Fedor yet like boxing fans do with Ali and Tyson, but we'll likely get there someday.

As for general differences I've noticed?

I agree with you that the decentralized nature of boxing leads to people being more fans of certain fighters rather than the sport as a whole. Like, there's a decent chance an avid Terence Crawford or Canelo fan has never seen an Anthony Joshua or Tyson Fury fight while I doubt most people who have watched one UFC champion have never seen others. The really funny part is that you'll have fans of like the 5 top P4P guys being dismissive of the other fighters' accomplishments out of straight ignorance and disrespecting the sport in the process.

I think that also attributes to boxing having more tribalism in it. There is an established boxing scene in almost every country with there being ATG fighters and world champions from like every corner of the planet. Plus boxing's long history of mixing with politics and political movements. There's a lot there. For as much as MMA is an international sport, the UFC is an American business. If Jan Blachowicz had won a world title in boxing, you bet your ass he would have defended it in Warsaw. If Tom Aspinall were a boxer, he'd probably never leave the UK after winning the heavyweight title. There's also just a lot less casual race science being thrown around by MMA fans than there are in the worst parts of boxing online discourse.

I think your average boxing fan tends to be older, though I think there has been an influx of new boxing fans thanks to guys like the Pauls, Ryan Garcia, and other big social media figures. But if you go to a boxing card at like the Hulu theater or the Barclays, you'll see what I mean. It's a lot of guys in their 50-60s. In MMA, I think you get a lot of guys in their 20s-40s. And you can tell they are young because they are chugging beers while jumping up and down screaming at like 7pm. I think this is also reflected in the fact that the online community for MMA is generally much larger than for boxing.

MMA fans are more obsessed with boxing than the other way around. Real little brother complex.

But again, there are different types of fans across both sports.

[panzershrike-pretz]

THIS! This tag game seems so fun! Made by the amazing @ronald-speirs!

Favorite place in the world you’ve visited?

That would be either the alps in Germany or the Salinas beach, here in Brazil! I adored both the snow and thes amount of stuff i find at the beach there

Something you’re proud of yourself for?

The amount of progress I made since being diagnosed with autism, depression and anxiety. Even if I stopped going to therapy, I feel like the diagnosis (esspecially the autism one) shed so much light on my life, and I was able to makes the world around me (even if just at home) more confortable for myself by understanding myself more and adjusting the way I do things so it's easier on me.

Favorite books?

Hmmmmm let's see- the Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children series, obviously, but I also LOVE The Book Thief, American Gods and definetely Warrior Cats (I only read the first arc, so Idk how good's the rest xD)

Something that makes your heart happy when thinking about it?

My dog and my characters! Love them :]

Favorite thing about your culture?

Hmmmmmm probably food? But I'm extremely picky so I don't even eat most of our stuff 💀 i do love feijoada, brigadeiro, pastel and coxinha tho- Idk about the rest KAKAKAKA other than that, the slangs. So cool. Love it

When did you join the HBO War fandom? What was the first show you watched?

Back at the end of 2022 or early 2023 was when I first heard about it, but as for officially joining...? Probably like. 5 or 6 months ago? I have no idea what time even is-

The first show was Band of Brothers :D

Have you read any of Easy Company’s books? If so, which ones were your favorite?

Nope. And won't.

Favorite HBO War character and your favorite moment with them?

Webster. Him shoving himself on the ground was the best. Just like me fr💕

Do you make content for any fandoms, if so; what sort of content?

Uhhhhh I make memes and occasionally fanart? I wouldn't classify this as content but when I'm really into something I take some aspects of it for my own world, so I can always keep it close to me, even if the hyperfixation faded a bit with time

Favorite actor/actress and your favorite film of theirs?

I know no one- but I do like Bud Spencer and Terence Hill's movies. They are the only actors I know the name of 💀 I like the funny coeboy movies, many good memories watching them with dad when I was a kid (and still doing so, every now and then)

Favorite quote/s that you wish to share with others?

"I'll beat you with a dead cat 'till it starts mewing" - a popular brazilian saying (the best ever)

Random fact your mutuals/followers don’t know about you?

HmmmmmmmmI share so much about myself that I don't even know 💀 probably that I once fell facefirst on a river when I was 4, while I was fishing? That was A Day

If you’re a writer, do you need a beta reader (say yes so I can be your beta reader 🤭)?

I don't write much but!! I did write something yesterday about my characters and idk if I should post, but if you're interested, I can show you :D

Three things that make you smile?

My dog, my characters, birds

Any nicknames you like?

Based off my real name I like "Rah", but only when used irl. As for the internet, I love Pretz! And I have a special one my best friend @isazmoon gave me, which is Pretzu, but this ones I feel like it's only hers :3

List some people you love to see around on tumblr!

@1waveshortofashipwreck @xxluckystrike @ronald-speirs @ronsparky @minha-xuh @whollyjoly @sweetxvanixlla!! I LOVE YOU GUYS!!!!! AMAZING PEOPLE!!

What would you do during a zombie apocalypse?

What would I live for, my stupid ass can't even run 😭 i'd die fast as fuck. And I know all my friendswould die too so we all just perish together 💕💕💕 friendship goals

Favorite movie?

How To Train Your Dragon? Wolfwalkers? Saving Private Ryan? Pirates of the Caribbean? Can't probably choose only one, it's torture

Do you like horror movies?

Ehh, not much? I prefer animations

Tags (no pressure): @xxluckystrike @whollyjoly @ronsparky @sweetxvanixlla @grumpy-liebgott @1waveshortofashipwreck @blueberry-ovaries @minha-xuh (hey Gih, if you want you can take off the HBOwar bits and/or replace them with MPHFPC, since you're from another fandom, feel free!)

[edwad]

specialist literature such as? let's say we've exhausted Heilbroner and other intro stuff, what else is worth digging into from your perspective

sorta depends on what specifically you're looking for but in general i tend to like a lot of what you might call the "revisionist" historians. people like keith tribe, terence hutchison, donald winch etc are great at a more general level (although each has their focuses, for sure). tribe is still churning stuff out but the other two are dead, so although they have real strengths some of the literature has moved on without them.

otherwise ive been going through ryan walter's before methods and models which has been super eye opening for me while also basically affirming my prior belief that what we usually call "political economy" in its heyday was just a form of parliamentary debate with explicit concerns surrounding whatever the bank of england was doing. terry peach's interpreting ricardo seems to be a good corrective that i can work with, but i'm also about to revisit ricardo's principles with a group (after we finish smith) so it'll be interesting to see how a lot of my more recent readings map onto the primary sources. i'll likely be posting through it regardless.

in a big way, i'm trying to just chart a course through the history of econ which doesn't have to repeat the mistakes of the 20th century debates, especially re: ricardo. i disagree with sraffa, mirowski, and the marshall/hollander readings which tend to dominate so much of the literature and color our understanding of "classical economics", all of which have consequences for how we would necessarily have to read marx.

speaking of marx, i of course think heinrich's science of value and the biography will be crucial for how we ought to think about the CoPE, but allen oakley's work is probably the only available work in english of its kind which attempts to grapple with his sources in a meaningful way which gets at his successes in thinking through political economy as a discipline (although the works show their age, all being written in the 80s). a step removed from all of this (although closely related to tribe) is the anglo maoish post-althusserian reception of marx's CoPE from people like hindess & hirst, who spent a lot of time seriously thinking about marx and the limits of his analysis. i don't think they got everything right by any means, but they were able to deliver some serious blows to plenty of the marxists on the ground at the time and in some ways i think that they initiated the kind of crank project i see myself as contributing to.

[ghostlyarchaeologist]

"Notify Battalion 9 and LAPD that Rescue 77 has been... misappropriated... as in stolen."

Rescue 77 S01E03 A Bumpy Ride.

[rygoespop]

List of characters that appear in my Thomas and Friends AU

Main:

Thomas

Edward

Henry

Gordon

James

Percy

Toby

Emily

Molly

Rosie

Stanley

and Rebecca

Secondary/Supporting:

Duck

Donald and Douglas

Oliver

Wilbert

BoCo

Philip

Bill and Ben

Derek

Timothy

Marion

Salty

Porter

Daisy

Ryan

Brent the Ballast Spreader

Mavis

Sidney

Arry and Bert

Diesel

Den

Dart

Diesel 10

Billy

Norman

Arthur

Harvey

Bear

Stafford

Fergus

Charlie

Dennis

Murdoch

Flora

Belle

Flynn

Whiff

Scruff

Neil

Neville

Hank

Sonny

Paxton

Ferdinand

Bash and Dash

Glynn

Stephen

Dustin

Winston

Skarloey

Rheneas

Sir Handel

Peter Sam

Rusty

Duncan

Duke

Bertram

Smudger

Freddie

Mighty Mac

Luke

Millie

Victor

Culdee

Wilfred

Harry (Formerly known as Lord Harry and later as Patrick)

Alaric

Godred

Mike

Rex

Bert

Flying Scotsman

Spencer

Stepney

Connor

Caitlin

Samson

Merlin

Lexi

Theo

Hurricane

Frankie

D261

Splodge (Splatter and Dodge)

Jinty and Pug

Patriot the Big City Engine

Mallard

Green Arrow

Thirteen

Hiro

Gator

Ashima

Rajiv

Yong Bao

Shane

Vinnie

Sam

Axel

Gina

Raul

Etienne

Frieda

Hugo

Ivan

Carlos

Lady

Proteus

Annie and Clarabel

Henrietta

Toad

Old Slow Coach

Bruno

Rocky

Judy and Jerome

Hector

SCruffey

Fred Pelham

The Slip Coaches

Bradford

Catherine

Bertie

Bulgy

Terence

Trevor

Caroline

Elizabeth

George

Butch

The Horrid Lorries

Kevin

Madge

Thumper

Jack

Alfie

Oliver

Ned

Max and Monty

Isobella

Kelly

Byron

Buster

Bulstrode

Skiff

Captain

Harold

Jeremy

Cranky

Carly

Big Mickey

Reg

Owen

Merrick

And Beresford

Coming Soon:

Logan

Ulli

Duchess of Hamilton

Flying Thistle

D199

Albert

Kenji (Maybe)

Ivo Hugh

Ada, Mabel, Jane, and Cora

City of Turo

2007 Prince of Wales

W1

Old King Coal

Elsie

Hannah (Henrietta’s Sister)

Helena and Victoria

Frank

So, there you have it

[marastriker]

Newly updated list of actors I've seen live in Starlight Express:

Rusty

Seen Max Rizzo, Kevin Köhler, Delano Wilemsen, Dan Ellison, Jake Bishop

Favorite: Dan Ellison

Pearl

Seen Emilie du Leslay, Gemma Archer, Dieuwke Tönissen

Favorite: Gemma Archer

Momma

Reva Rice

Greaseball

Seen David Brown, Cole Dunn, Rory McCollum

Favorite: Cole Dunn and Rory McCollum

Dinah

Seen Rose Ouellette, Molly McGuire, and Dieuwke Tönissen, Rosalia Morales, Demy Janssen

Favorite: Rosalia Morales

Elektra

Seen Lloyd Davies, Tom Nihill, Irra Cenina, Lashane Williams, Semme Prins

Favorite: Semme Prins

BV

Seen Dan Ellison, Gary Sheridan, Terence Uphoff, Kai Cameron Jay, Jake Bishop, Jamie Landmann

Favorite: Terence Uphoff and Gary Sheridan

Brandi-Belle

Seen Dieuwke Tönissen, Lucy Glover, Jessica Lapp, Jessie Angel, Molly McGuire, Melanie Dull

Favorite: Jessie Angell

Carrie

Seen Sadie Levett, Sydnie Christmas, Alexandra Regan, Lucy Glover, Ida Swann, Farah Liss, Demy Janssen

Favorite: Farah Liss

Rocky 1

Lashane Williams, Jay le Marrec

Favorite: Lashane Williams

Rocky 2

Jordan Rose, Jay le Marrec, Joshua de la Garde

Favorite: Jay le Marrec

Rocky 3

Seen Cassie Rogers, Jessie Angell, Jessica Lapp

Favorite: Jessie Angell

Dustin

Seen Ben Lancaster, Jamie Landmann, Brad Corben, Iwan James

Favorite: Ben Lancaster

Flat Top

Seen Delano Wilemsen, Luuk Hartog, Dennis Spee

Favorite: Dennis Spee

Coco

Seen Jessie Angell, Clare Maynard, Ida Swann, Jessica Lapp, Alexandra Regan, Brad Corben, Melanie Dull, Farah Liss

Favorite: Melanie Dull

Ruhrgold

Seen Cole Dunn, Sam Gallacher, Luuk Hartog, Brad Corben, Owen Broughton, Josh Crowther

Favorite: Brad Corben

Brexit

Seen Kevin Köhler, Luuk Hartog, Ida Swann, Jessica Lapp, Josh Crowther, Terence Uphoff

Favorite: Kevin Köhler

Espresso

Seen Gary Sheridan, Kyle Anthony, Kristian Jacobs, Ryan James, Kai Cameron Jay, Luuk Hartog, Tom Nihill

Favorite: Tom Nihill

Turnov

Seen Jay Le Marrec, Kristian Jacobs, Kai Cameron Jay, Ryan James, Luuk Hartog, Benjamin van Eelen, Mikey Eborall

Favorite: Benjamin van Eelen

Manga

Seen Vladimir Hub, Owen Broughton, Mikey Eborall

Favorite: Mikey Eborall

Killerwatt

Seen Jay Le Marrec, Benjamin van Eelen, Gary Sheridan, Ben Whitnall, Kai Cameron Jay

Favorite: Kai Cameron Jay

Volta

Seen Jayred Lempriere, Alexandra Regan, Semme Prins, Brad Corben, Kai Cameron Jay

Favorite: Semme Prins

Wrench

Seen Luuk Hartog, Lucy Glover, Jessie Angell, Ida Swann, Priscilla Osegie, Bethany Perry

Favorite: Luuk Hartog

Joule

Seen Ida Swann, Jessie Angell, Jessica Lapp, Melanie Dull

Favorite: Ida Swann and Melanie Dull

[duranduratulsa]

Up next on my 90's Fest Movie and TV Marathon...Children Of The Corn II: The Final Sacrifice (1992) on classic DVD 📀! #movie #movies #horror #childrenofthecorn #childrenofthecornii #childrenofthecorniithefinalsacrifice #dvd #90s #90sfest #durandurantulsas2ndannual90sfest

[blackinperiodfilms]

A Jazzman’s Blues | Official Trailer | Netflix

A sweeping tale of forbidden love, A Jazzman’s Blues unspools forty years of secrets and lies soundtracked by juke joint blues in the deep South. Starring Joshua Boone and Solea Pfeiffer as star-crossed lovers Bayou and Leanne.

Written, directed and produced by Tyler Perry.

The ensemble cast that includes Amirah Vann, Austin Scott, Milauna Jemai Jackson, Brent Antonello, Brad Benedict, Kario Marcel, Lana Young and Ryan Eggold. 

The film features an original song performed by Ruth B., songs arranged and produced by multi-Grammy winner & two-time Academy Award nominee Terence Blanchard, music by Aaron Zigman and choreography by Debbie Allen.