#trappes

[retrogeographie]

Trappes, les square Gérard Philippe.

[postcard-from-the-past]

Distillery in Trappes, Yveline region of France

French vintage postcard, mailed in 1907

[merrigel]

Everybody do the wenis!

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[brionbroadway]

[audible301]

Oh that face is Brennan realizing how predictable he is. That card got created in an hour with no notice.

Congrats Mike Trapp you may have also gotten played but truly you won.

[rrat-king]

such a dumb fucking pun. i love him

[tmgstudios]

obsessed with this. theres something so wrong with him.

[gamechangershow]

EVERYBODY DO THE WENIS 🕺 THE WENIS IS A DANCE 💃 EVERYBODY IS A GENIUS 🧠 WHO KNOWS IT IN ADVANCE 👯

[ihavedeclaredwaronthemoonxx]

this post is basically just hunch curio

[jen-kellen]

All the corrupted namecards from Game Changer episode Deja Vu

[gothboyboogie]

[blueskiesandstarrynights]

#let trapp use the ladder :(

[introverted-bard]

This is so much funnier now that we know that Hank has recorded an entire season of Dimension 20 with Brennan

[brionbroadway]

the brightest minds of our generation

[frenchublog]

[eriksangel666]

I'm gonna be a theatre nerd on main here. Okay, the original recording of Christopher Plummer singing Edelweiss was released yesterday and honestly, I just want them to re-release the film with his vocals, not the dub. It feels much more natural and organic to him as a performer. What do I mean by that? Well, the man who dubbed Plummer sounded lovely, absolutely nothing wrong. But with Plummer's voice back in, I noticed subtle shifts in his acting that I hadn't before. The original dub is "Hello I am here and I am singing a pretty song, the end." Plummer's version is "I love my country, I love my family...and I think I love this woman who came into my home." And the tiny shifts in his voice match the expressions on his face and the way his eyes suddenly glint in a different way as the Captain. In conclusion, by God that man could act and he shouldn't have been dubbed in the first place. Maybe that's why he was always reticent to sing it in public.