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[thecrownnetflixuk]

The Crown TV Royally Waves Goodbye

**🛑this site is now closed🛑**

With the final season over - and The Crown's jewels up for sale to fund National Film & Television School scholarship(s) - the time has come for us to renounce the throne and focus on new projects.

After 7 years, and almost 2,500 posts, including over 800 pages of our own original gifs, it's been quite the carriage ride. We also loved meeting fellow fans, and sharing your creative work here.

Dear followers and supporters: thank you so much for every kind comment, like and reblog, but particularly for your patience in the early days whilst we were still learning and (hopefully!) improving.

Thanks especially to Netflix and the talented team behind The Crown for being so generous with their time, as well as trusting us to review episodes ahead of release. Truly the royal treatment!

We won't be posting (or reblogging) new content, but The Crown TV  will continue for now as a limited archive, feat. posts from the past year. Please credit us if you reblog our old posts or feature our creations on any other site: Terms & conditions remain the same.

All 6 seasons of this epic drama are on Netflix, so ... re-watch? 😁

LONG LIVE THE CROWN!

[ryoyiel]

ATLAS' COUPLE INTERVIEW ON ORF TRANSCRIPTION

Interviewer: Lucas Braathen is celebrating his 5th world cup win, congratulations! A special win for you, since the stress has been high?

Lucas: Oh, it's been so hard this past week:

I: Oh, there comes your colleague!

Atle: *happy laughing*

Lc: And now I'm here in Adelboden in front of all these crazy swiss fans and then there's the green light and the first person I see is my friend Atle. I- it's unbelievable, this is the day we've dreamt of since the age of *turning to atle for reassurance* what?

At: Ever since Lucas and I were twelve years old we've had a dream

Lc: *trying not to cry*

At: and this dream is being first and second in the same world cup race and today - today, NOW! it's here! It's mental unbelievable. This feeling I had when I was in the lead and Lucas was about to start was: "It doesn't matter who (of us) wins, the only thing that matters is the double"

Lc: *laughs, in tears, shaking his head in disbelief*

I: So no matter who is first and who is second?

At: Yeah, no, for me it didn't matter. That's also why I was so happy when Lucas finished and I ran at him and i yelled "LUCAS, DOUBLE!" and he said "NO WAY" *happy Atle noises*

Lc: Yeah, unbelievable

I: You also were in the same ski club when you were children, right?

Lc: Yeah since we were eleven we've been at Barum (?) Ski Club together and we've been working a lot and we're learning from our strong and our weak sides and then we come to the world cup together and today we win in Adelboden together

(A/N: there's a lot of very sus glances through this entire thing and Lucas does not once so much as hint removing uis arm around Atle's shoulder but the look they gave each other at that moment has no straight explanation. That's love right there!)

I: You also have to keep in mind what happened here, you both got injured in Adleboden two years ago and now you're standing here together.

At: Yeah it's definitely a revenge for 2021 when we both injured our knees, both with nasty crashes. But today, (we got) the revenge - all is good. Finally we're friends with Adelboden.

I: Are you (Lucas) also friends with Adelboden now?

Lc: Ah, it's a love-hate relationship you know? The GS is tough but today we had a win and a second place in the slalom so next year...

At: Yeah, both days will be good days!

[zealouscanonindeer]

10. Armored armoire

A girl?" I asked the urchin who had come from the decorators', "Are you quite sure about that?"

"Well," replied the lad, "Either it were a girl wiv 'er 'air all chopped orf, or it were a boy in need of a trim. Dint 'ear 'er talk, so cain't say for sure."

"And were you able to get the name of the deliveryman in question?"

"Nosir, Mr 'Olmes. But he's the biggest bloke I ever seen."

"Thank you. Go back to your posts and await further instructions." They scattered like leaves. "What is this world coming to," I murmured, "When one cannot tell boys from girls on sight." I caught the amused look Miss Cartwright shot me. "I'm sure you know what I mean, Miss Cartwright."

"Of course," she said lightly, and dropped the subject. "The decorators' and the delivery service seem to be the two likeliest candidates for the stolen property to be stored until the thieves get rid of it. There's no telling how much we're looking for, though... unless of course you know of any fences."

"I've met poisoners, blackmailers, and petty thieves during my career," I replied, "but I happen to know that the London underworld is too vast for two people to check by themselves, especially if we do not know what it is we seek."

"You have a point there. So where to first: the decorators or the deliverymen?"

"Just offhand, I should think the delivery service would be a more logical choice, since a place such as they would use as their base would be filled with crates and packages of all sizes and shapes."

"But no one item for any length of time, I should think. Suppose the florist had a order for several bouquets, to be delivered to a certain address on a certain day."

"Well, of course perishables such as flowers would be delivered the same day, but there would also be parcels sent through the post and such - which would still need to be delivered within a reasonable timeframe."

"So, we just walk in the front door and ask to see whatever has been sitting there for a while?"

I smiled dryly. "A pair of street rats like ourselves? We'd be taken for petty scavengers."

*****

An hour later found us inside the storage area of the delivery service, surrounded by other people's gifts, other people's belongings, and with any luck, a stash of other people's jewelry. Though the room was only about fifty feet square, the stacks of boxes and piles of parcels - some of them very bulky - made it difficult to see more than a few feet in any direction.

I had had to pick the lock to the back door, of course, after an attempt to gain entry to this same room via the front door failed as miserably as I had anticipated (indeed, I would likely not have tried it at all had Miss Cartwright not insisted) and we were ejected bodily. Miss Cartwright landed badly, scraping the heels of her hands on the pavement; the gesture she offered the closed front door, though very American, fit her current role as a mute street urchin, so I had no reason to chastise her for the unladylike quality of it, though I did wonder silently where she had learned such a thing as I helped her to her feet.

It was impossible to determine the most likely starting-place in our search - which by necessity would have to be made quietly and cautiously, to avoid alerting employees in adjacent rooms - so we each picked a row and worked our way through the chaos. It was a tedious process, and I estimate we must have checked a hundred bundles apiece before our respective searches converged upon a wardrobe, constructed of mahogany, elegantly carved, and beautifully finished, standing sentinel against the wall opposite the rear door, with a few parcels piled up against it on either side. Miss Cartwright ran a hand along the top edge of the wardrobe.

"This has been here for a while," she murmured, looking at her dusty fingertips, "Now who would just abandon a beautiful piece of furniture like that?"

"Who indeed?" I asked, matching her ironic tone and opening the wardrobe doors. The neglected hinge of the left-hand door screamed horribly in protest.

It was empty - but we had no time to be disappointed, as it was at that moment that we heard voices and footfalls approaching, no doubt alerted by the noisy hinge. There was only one place to hide. I piled myself and Miss Cartwright into the wardrobe as quietly as I could - which necessitated clamping my hand over Miss Cartwright's mouth lest she try to scream in surprise - and shut the doors. Just then the door to the storeroom opened to admit - judging by the footfalls - three men, one of them heavier than the other two and another walking with a slight limp.

I strained my ears to hear any conversation between the three men that might help in our search for the stolen jewelry, but all I was able to hear was Miss Cartwright's breathing, which was slightly shaky with fear or surprise. I held my own breath, hoping that those outside would not hear us in our hiding-place, only relaxing even marginally once I heard the footfalls heading towards the door. Miss Cartwright reminded me of her presence by biting my hand, compelling me to jerk it away from her mouth. It was impossible to read her expression in the pitch-blackness within the wardrobe, but her next remark indicated that at least she was taking the whole situation with good humour.

"Well," she said sardonically in the barest whisper from somewhere adjacent to my left shoulder, "This is cosy, isn't it?" 'Cosy' was not the word I would have used. I had chosen the wardrobe in a split-second decision, basing my choice upon the knowledge that an average wardrobe is three feet deep, to accommodate the shoulders of the garments hung within. It seemed I had overestimated the depth of this particular specimen by about a foot, causing the two of us to be wedged together face- to-face, closer than we really had any right to be outside the boundaries of Holy Matrimony, with little room to breathe, and certainly no space left over for comfort or even politeness. Moreover, the inside catch of the door was digging into the small of my back, and there was no courteous way to relieve the resulting discomfort.

"It was the best I could do on such short notice, Miss Cartwright," I replied stiffly.

She chuckled softly in the darkness. "I think, considering the situation, that you have earned the privilege of calling me by my Christian name."

The wardrobe abruptly felt very stuffy. "Very well... Emily."

"May I call you Sherlock?"

"You may not," I said, a bit sharply I fear; I had my comfort zones, after all.

"Very well," she acquiesced, sounding a shade disappointed. This was no concern of mine, of course; my role here was to find out the culprit in the robbery, not succumb to her whims.

I heard the floor creak outside a bare heartbeat before the wardrobe door was flung open from without, causing the two of us to tumble out in an awkward tangle of limbs, with Emily sprawled atop me. I looked up and found that we had landed at the feet of a large man. It took only a matter of moments to recall the description Watson had given of his pickpocket. That, paired with the Irregulars' report, led me to the only logical conclusion - that we were in serious danger.

The man grabbed Emily roughly by the arm and dragged her to her feet. I felt a surge of outrage at this treatment of her, which was not at all tempered by the possibility that her assailant probably didn't even know that it was a woman he was manhandling. I got to my feet even as Emily was kicking him in the shin. He threw her aside like a rag doll, and I seized my opportunity to retaliate.

I was fairly blistering with righteous anger now, and I expect I must have seemed like a madman, attacking someone who outweighed me by a factor of three. We exchanged blows, my sharp pugilism versus his less cultured brawling.

I am no action hero, however, like such as one might find in the pulps or some of the more insipid novels nowadays, and I fear I came away the worse for the encounter. Although I am certain I left my mark on him, he also left his share of bruises on me, and in the end he grabbed me by my coat and threw me back against the rear wall of the wardrobe, where I must have struck my head. The last thing I recall with any clarity is a vision of Emily jumping on the man's shoulders and scratching at his face.

[meet-at-tycho]

something i find sweet is when like. IDKK its small but its always made me happy when me and a friend accidentally end up eating the same thing that day like. i dont know why ive always found it sweet, especially since its been a long time since ive LIVED near any of my friends, so? all that distance between us and we're enjoying the same meal together??? COINCIDENTALLY??

listen in english 1 they taught us that food = community and IDK WHY but my brain has latched onto that so hard as like a fact of the universe for some reason. IT MAKES SENSE!!!! like when you sit in da cave and eat mammoth with yr buddy orf you SURVIVE.... eating. survive live . survive live with FRIEND? TEEHEE

[zirhlikuzgun]

January's classic experience: A classic saga of January's good-old adventures (prior to the Pokémon experience) - Part 50 = {Driving Ib and Ib - Part 50 🠊 The Triss team's sitcom show - Part 50 🠊 Parody adventures with Luffe and Sjanne - Part 50 🠊 The Angora guys by night - Part 50 🠊 Fritz and Poul (ft. Split) records their livestream commentary for "January and co.'s hero-brave sad-to-fab quest thru their hero-brave journey from sad to fab" - Part 50} ▶ [Mr. Müller's audio/video commentary for "January and co.'s hero-brave sad-to-fab quest thru their hero-brave journey from sad to fab"] January's hero-brave journey from sad to fab - Part 50 = [Mr. Schüster's audio commentary for "January and co.'s pre-historic quest"] January and co.'s pre-historic quest - Part 50 = January and co. engages some funny signs - Part 35: January and co. gets rushed by yet decennovence again another more funny sign crisis ⁄ January and co. blows up outta here with those funny signs ⁄ January and co. expects the fire of those unknown funny signs ⁄ January and co. stands together, though being united, by may them fall those funny signs / January and co. prepares theirself to become hero-brave, famous and fabulous - Part 1: January and co. works their hero-brave skills

And now, back to the show.

...

3605.3605.3605.January and co. gets those annoying peery funny signs

3606.3606.3606.January and co. gets trolled by those annoying funny signs

3607.3607.3607.January and co. gets those annoying m-stachioy funny signs

3608.3608.3608.January and co. gets those annoying jyllipyni funny signs

3609.3609.3609.January and co. gets those annoying lousy-failing funny signs

3610.3610.3610.January and co. makes an incredible funny sign escape

We're continuing where we had left off.

After too much hard labour of too many funny signs, January and co. are finally making it outta here, as they successfully free theirselves by rejoicing back together, and hence with that, they're about to get ready to become hero-brave, as well as famous and fabulous. So for now, their adventure are about to continue.

And we'll continue on...

3611.3611.3611.January and co. gets ready to become hero-brave

3612.3612.3612.January and co. works smarter by making it brave (in the style of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (from 9 June 1948 to 31 August 2001))

3613.3613.3613.January and co. collects some braveness, so that they can become hero-brave heroes (in the style of official broadcasts from: RTP (from May 1930 to 19 February 1993), RTÉ (from 1 January 1926 to 19 September 1998), RÚV (from 20 December 1930 to 8 October 1986), RTBF (from 18 June 1930 to 11 September 1987), SRG SSR (from 30 September 1922 to 30 August 2006), RAI (from 8 February 1923 to 23 September 1974), RTVE (from 19 January 1937 to 24 January 1990), BBC (from 18 October 1922 to 1 November 1982), YLE (from April 1923 to 31 December 1992), GRF (from June 1884 to 5 April 1987), NRK (from 1 November 1922 to 4 September 1992), DR (from 1 April 1925 to 30 September 1988), VRT (from 18 June 1930 to 24 August 2000), NPO (from 6 November 1989 to 31 August 1995), SRT (from 21 March 1924 to 14 September 2007), and ARD and ORF (from March 1892 to 31 December 1983))

3614.3614.3614.January and co. assembles a lot of hero-brave style so that they can make it awesome of becoming hero-brave heroes (in the style of official broadcasts from: HTV (from 14 January 1958 to 31 December 1992), Yorkshire (from 22 September 1955 to 20 October 1996), Tyne Tees (from 15 January 1959 to 1 September 1996), Granada (from 22 September 1995 to 31 December 1994), Central (from 22 September 1955 to 5 September 1999), Westward/TSW (from 29 April 1961 to 31 December 1992), Southern/TVS (from 30 August 1958 to 31 December 1992), and Thames (from 22 September 1955 to 31 December 1992))

3615.3615.3615.January and co. trains their workout of becoming hero-brave (in the style of classic Ragdoll Productions episodes prior to 1993 (from the first "Puzzle Party" in 1977 to "1992: Year in Review" on 31 December 1992) (including the old TV-am (from 1 February 1983 to 31 December 1992)))

3616.3616.3616.January and co. makes their best of becoming hero-brave (in the style of Daneboe's classic videos prior to 1 January 2011 (from "Pugzilla" to "Annoying Orange: Wishful Thinking"), Davemadson's classic videos prior to 7 October 2011 (from dnm728's early videos to "The Adventures of Microsoft Sam and Friends - Episode 2: Broadcast News" (alongside some classic TTS-produced video uploads from the early Windows 3.0 beta build 1.11 to 6 October 2011 (including some random-shitting Funny Signs accents of various videos from Daneboe's video archive (from "Pugzilla" to "Annoying Orange: Fake N' Bacon")))))

3617.3617.3617.January and co. trains their hero-braveness from bad mood to good mood as well as from sad to fab

3618.3618.3618.January and co. keeps moving forward on training their carrier

3619.3619.3619.January and co. trains on making it hero-brave thru becoming brave and bold

3620.3620.3620.January and co. can always make it smart

3621.3621.3621.January and co. can always be so proud of getting so much time to sphere

3622.3622.3622.January and co. collects a lots of awesomeness

3623.3623.3623.January and co. reassembles their experience

3624.3624.3624.January and co. relaunches their new look

3625.3625.3625.January and co. receives some new style

3626.3626.3626.January and co. gets an slightly refreshed routine

3627.3627.3627.January and co. revamps their career

3628.3628.3628.January and co. continues on training their workout

3629.3629.3629.January and co. resurrects their hero-bravery of hero-braveness

3630.3630.3630.January and co. continues with smoothing it up on training from bad mood to good mood, by making it fabulous from sad to fab

3631.3631.3631.January and co. are always making it hero-brave of becoming brave and bold

3632.3632.3632.January and co. are always making it frenzy

3633.3633.3633.January and co. are always 1000% lucky to boost it up pretty good

3634.3634.3634.January and co. boots up and upgrades their awesomeness

3635.3635.3635.January and co. returns back and gets it going, by continuing back to business, thru getting ready to go for it

3636.3636.3636.January and co. refixes their bravery

3637.3637.3637.January and co. redesigns their style from sad to fab

3638.3638.3638.January and co. revamps their fabulous style

3639.3639.3639.January and co. trains their style of becoming fabulous

3640.3640.3640.January and co. collects some fabulousness

3641.3641.3641.January and co. trains some extreme fabulous workout

3642.3642.3642.January and co. requires an rivalry of becoming fabulous

3643.3643.3643.January and co. keeps on with training to become famous and fabulous

3644.3644.3644.January and co. boosts it higher up thru redesigning the extreme fabulous style

3645.3645.3645.January and co. smooths it up of making it famous and fabulous

3646.3646.3646.January and co. boosts it up and upgrades it up to make it famous and fabulous

3647.3647.3647.January and co. makes it cheeky of becoming famous and fabulous

3648.3648.3648.January and co. reassembles some hero-bravery of becoming famous and fabulous

3649.3649.3649.January and co. works it 1000% awesomer of becoming famous and fabulous

3650.3650.3650.January and co. redesigns their skills of becoming hero-brave, famous and fabulous

3651.3651.3651.January and co. smooths it higher up of making it hero-brave of becoming famous and fabulous

3652.3652.3652.January and co. makes it 1000% awesome, flawless, and spectacular of becoming hero-brave, famous and fabulous

3653.3653.3653.January and co. becomes very excited of becoming hero-brave, famous and fabulous

3654.3654.3654.January and co. becomes miraculously excited to become hero-brave, famous and fabulous

3655.3655.3655.January and co. pumps it higher up of becoming famous and fabulous

3656.3656.3656.January and co. are always getting a good time of becoming hero-brave, famous and fabulous

3657.3657.3657.January and co. are seriously smarter of becoming hero-brave, famous and fabulous

3658.3658.3658.January and co. are seriously making it 1000% awesome, fantastic, flawless, and spectacular of becoming hero-brave, famous and fabulous

3659.3659.3659.January and co. boosts some pretty awesome style of becoming famous and fabulous

3660.3660.3660.January and co. are suddenly becoming hero-brave to become famous and fabulous

3661.3661.3661.January and co. collects some money to become famous and fabulous

3662.3662.3662.January and co. becomes rich to become famous and fabulous

3663.3663.3663.January and co. gets so much good time of becoming hero-brave, famous and fabulous

3664.3664.3664.January and co. are successfully becoming hero-brave to become famous and fabulous

...

We'll be right back after the break...

[realtalk-princeton]

Do you think it's possible (as in, good chances) to get a job in finance (investment banking/PE) as a SPIA major? I feel like everyone who enters the finance field is an econ/ORFE/more "stem" major and I don't think I have the technical skills; I am just realizing that I might be interested in finance but I also haven't taken that many relevant courses as a sophomore possibly applying for internships for next summer. Any tips/general thoughts?

Response from Olive:

I thought the same thing when I came here, but as I've seen people around my year get job opportunities, especially finance, I see that major really isn't that important in most cases. ib interviews generally ask the same few typical technical questions and sometimes focus more on behavioral questions (what would you do in so and so situation) that you can train yourself to answer correctly through practice. I'd say most of the time the toughest part is passing the resume screening to get the interview, so having a good gpa, joining a finance club, and probably pursuing the finance certificate would all be helpful. finance is also a field where networking can really be useful so with companies returning to do in-person events on campus it would be very wise to use them to your advantage. also, companies know princeton doesn't have a very well established finance major / program (we're no wharton), so they somewhat keep that in mind as well.

[childrenweb]

VC LIVE | 2022 International Fritz Kreisler Violin Competition

We're coming to you from Vienna, Austria for the 2022 International Fritz Kreisler Violin Competition.

46 competitors will perform a solo program of 25 minutes in the opening round of the competition, which will take place from September 17-19. The second round with 18 candidates will compete in the Semi-Finals on September 20-22. The first round of Finals with six finalists will be on September 23 and the Gala Finals, with the last three competitors, will be held on September 25. The last three finalists will play with the ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Alexander Joel.

Prize money of €20,000, 15,000, 10,000, 7,000, 6,000, 5,000 will go to first through sixth place respectively.

The first prize winner will receive several concert engagements including with the Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra, Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra, Nizhny Novgorod State Philharmonic, and the Orchestra Sinfonica Siciliana.

Additionally, the first prize includes a CD recording on NAXOS and a tour of Asia in May 2023 with World Culture Networks (WNC). We sat down with Naxos Founder and head, Klaus Heymann, on the collaboration with the Kreisler Violin Competition, his thoughts on starting a career as a young musician, and the state of the classical music industry.

Previous major prize winners include VC Artist William Hagen, Emmanuel Tjeknavorian, Nikita Boriso-Glebsky, and Sergey Khachatryan.

[schadenfreudich]

ZDF and ORF in the 70's to Zuiyo Eizo and Nippon Animation:

Hey, can you produce "Pinocchio", "Biene Maja" and "Wickie und die starken Männer" for us?

And then later: We're gonna put this on TVs for decades. Children aren't going to figure that out.

(Is this very specific? Yes. But I also just found this out, as someone who grew up with at least two of those in the 2000's. Now I'm wondering how much more german and austrian children's media was produced in japan.)

[oreegaanoo]

Orf!! There’s little bit of me talking about what happened with him under the cut, if you want to read!

The first fully colored drawing is from after Orf had learned how use a crossbow and he was very proud of himself! Soon after that he and his party went on an adventure into a different level (I think?) that was being used as a dumpster for the upper level where they came from. And they had a picnic after being attacked by stone crabs! :D Also vine references were made! :^)

The second colored one was from when was volunteered to be the “key” to a door, with the possibly to die! He drew a key to his stomach,laughed and said some magic words, and luckily he didn’t die and the door opened! The door opened to a “maze of madness”, so to say and we had to run around a lot! And before I could remember that Orf is actually invincible to madness type of magic I rolled a -2 for Orf’s will roll so he started laying on the ground while everyone else tried to help him up and run away from a giant spider :’) After remembering the madness thing, he was just generally scared of things while his friends went slowly crazy. We also found a huge cape, in which Orf wrapped himself in to take a nap while the others literally fought zombies around him! Great times!

[wehavecomeforyourprivateschools]

Got rid of some safestyle UK twats the other day. They tried their spin - "how old are your windows?" instead of saying hello. I just shook my head and continued looking at him. He felt awkward and went "okay it's just we're doing a new swap deal..." so I said I'm on dole, it's not happening. So then he made out as if you get the windows for free. So I said but that's not true, is it. Nowt's free in this life, son. Apart from when they were handing out free Belvita's in town and I went round 3 times. What a fucking day that was. They had a yellow tent and a man dressed up as a honey & nut biscuit. I had to stop myself biting him

Anyway then I said even if it was I wouldn't go with you cos you're too aggressive. I said you bully people into signing up. I said you tried it on with my parents. He said I'm sorry you had to experience that (fucking lol) and that the company had changed. I said no you send burly blokes round like heavies to pressure people into handing over their bank details. I said send em round and do that to me, go on. And I hope they do cos I've been waiting for them for years, bag of shit company

I was having a bad day tbf but they are full of shit. Not that I could like, but the front of this house is original. It's period (although some frigger flogged the ornate glass a long time ago) so I wouldn't get rid for their composite shite. You can't beat a hard wood. If it was good enough for the farm workers that lived here in the 20s it's good enough for me. And it survived the luftwaffe although thinking about it maybe the glass didn't. But anyway their plaggy shite wouldn't have so piss orf innit with your direct debits

[getbacktoblogwarts]

Guess who's gonna lose their shit for the next month 'cause he found out he gets to play soccer with his all-time favorite player and childhood hero while dressed up as superheroes/villains?

This guyyyy.

We're doing a big halftime event at a game next month, heroes vs. villains. I'm gonna be Joker. My mom is super hyped by the idea that I have the chance to score on Otto Orf.

[e-commerce-magento]

RT @Lydia_Orf: .@Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen chatted with @BloombergTV live from #AdobeSummit today. Catch the replay to hear more on our growth initiatives & how we're staying ahead. https://t.co/n9uO8uqlQB https://t.co/ecErgTTwpd

.@Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen chatted with @BloombergTV live from #AdobeSummit today. Catch the replay to hear more on our growth initiatives & how we're staying ahead. https://t.co/n9uO8uqlQB pic.twitter.com/ecErgTTwpd

— Lydia Orf (@Lydia_Orf) March 28, 2019

from Twitter https://twitter.com/fbeardev

[zirhlikuzgun]

January's classic experience: A classic saga of January's good-old adventures (prior to the Pokémon experience) - Part 16 = {Driving Ib and Ib - Part 16 🠊 The Triss team's sitcom show - Part 16 🠊 Parody adventures with Luffe and Sjanne - Part 16 🠊 The Angora guys by night - Part 16 🠊 Fritz and Poul (ft. Split) records their livestream commentary for "January and co.'s hero-brave sad-to-fab quest thru their hero-brave journey from sad to fab" - Part 16} ▶ [Mr. Müller's audio/video commentary for "January and co.'s hero-brave sad-to-fab quest thru their hero-brave journey from sad to fab"] January's hero-brave journey from sad to fab - Part 16 = [Mr. Schüster's audio commentary for "January and co.'s pre-historic quest"] January and co.'s pre-historic quest - Part 16 = January reads some funny signs - Part 4: January states that it's unfair / January decides to become hero-brave / January becomes hero-brave / January begins a new day / January meets Anita / January and Anita meets some new friends / Make way for January and co. / January and co. begins their adventure / January and co. engages some funny signs - Part 1: January and co. engages into an embryonic funny sign journey

And now, back to the show.

...

682.682.682.January gets an funny sign hangover

683.683.683.January has yet another more crazy illegal funny signs

684.684.684.January gets some funny signs mayhem of fireworks

685.685.685.January sneaks some funny signs in the car

686.686.686.January captures some funny signs footage

687.687.687.January meets some hot-or-not funny signs

688.688.688.January are still having trouble with some funny signs

689.689.689.January gets arrested by those funny signs

690.690.690.January hacks the cash of funny signs

691.691.691.January are still spending too much time of funny signs

692.692.692.January glitches some more funny signs

693.693.693.January gets paralyzed by some funny signs

694.694.694.January glitches another more funny signs

We're continuing where we had left off.

After already too much hard time of reading too many funny signs, the wait is finally over, and because of that, January are about announce that he is going to be hero-brave, as well as famous and fabulous, cause he (at the same time) declares his hero-braveness, by plotting an hero-brave scheme of hero-braveness from bad mood to good mood as well as from sad to fab. So now, without further ado, January are about to retreat his hero-brave dreams of hero-braveness, so that he can become hero-brave, famous and fabulous. Well that's enough with the set, so for now, without further ado, let us get into business.

And we'll continue on...

695.695.695.January plots an hero-brave scheme of hero-braveness from bad mood to good mood as well as from sad to fab

696.696.696.January gets ready to train his hero-brave career (in the style of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (from 9 June 1948 to 31 August 2001))

697.697.697.January makes himself hero-brave so that he can be brave and bold (in the style of official broadcasts from: RTP (from May 1930 to 19 February 1993), RTÉ (from 1 January 1926 to 19 September 1998), RÚV (from 20 December 1930 to 8 October 1986), RTBF (from 18 June 1930 to 11 September 1987), SRG SSR (from 30 September 1922 to 30 August 2006), RAI (from 8 February 1923 to 23 September 1974), RTVE (from 19 January 1937 to 24 January 1990), BBC (from 18 October 1922 to 1 November 1982), YLE (from April 1923 to 31 December 1992), GRF (from June 1884 to 5 April 1987), NRK (from 1 November 1922 to 4 September 1992), DR (from 1 April 1925 to 30 September 1988), VRT (from 18 June 1930 to 24 August 2000), NPO (from 6 November 1989 to 31 August 1995), SRT (from 21 March 1924 to 14 September 2007), and ARD and ORF (from March 1892 to 31 December 1983))

698.698.698.January are luckily making it smart (in the style of official broadcasts from: HTV (from 14 January 1958 to 31 December 1992), Yorkshire (from 22 September 1955 to 20 October 1996), Tyne Tees (from 15 January 1959 to 1 September 1996), Granada (from 22 September 1995 to 31 December 1994), Central (from 22 September 1955 to 5 September 1999), Westward/TSW (from 29 April 1961 to 31 December 1992), Southern/TVS (from 30 August 1958 to 31 December 1992), and Thames (from 22 September 1955 to 31 December 1992))

699.699.699.January can always be so proud of getting so much time to sphere (in the style of classic Ragdoll Productions episodes prior to 1993 (from the first "Puzzle Party" in 1977 to "1992: Year in Review" on 31 December 1992) (including the old TV-am (from 1 February 1983 to 31 December 1992)))

700.700.700.January collects a lots of awesomeness (in the style of Daneboe's classic videos prior to 1 January 2011 (from "Pugzilla" to "Annoying Orange: Wishful Thinking"), Davemadson's classic videos prior to 7 October 2011 (from dnm728's early videos to "The Adventures of Microsoft Sam and Friends - Episode 2: Broadcast News" (alongside some classic TTS-produced video uploads from the early Windows 3.0 beta build 1.11 to 6 October 2011 (including some random-shitting Funny Signs accents of various videos from Daneboe's video archive (from "Pugzilla" to "Annoying Orange: Fake N' Bacon")))))

We're continuing where we had left off.

January are so excited to collect so much hero-braveness, as well as some awesomeness, cause he had successfully turned out to be hero-brave, and due to that, he can't wait to become hero-brave, famous and fabulous, cause January will always make his dream come true, just like that. We'll anyway, January are obviously interviewed by a machine at the money company. A few minutes later, Gary Gadget and Freddy Ferrick are new anchors, while Conrad Cupman reports of heavy flooding and January flubs his farm report.

And we'll continue on...

701.701.701.January's typical situation

702.702.702.January's training workout

703.703.703.January gets a job interview

704.704.704.January broadcasts an special bulletin

We're continuing where we had left off.

The next day, January refixes his smartphone and are apparently taking a stroll in the town. Well then, at a lucky moment, he luckily meets a beautiful girl named Anita. Anita makes her first appearance (since checkpoint #125 for which January were resuming his workout), cause she becomes January's girlfriend, so that they can be best friends, just like that. In that case, January are getting a psychology treatment by Anita because with 2 problems caused by 4 previous checkpoints (which were 701, 702, 703, and 704), well besides, January consults Anita, a registered therapist, to help him get over his anxieties, and then afterwards, the two friends are getting their first date, well for some reason, January are obviously explaining that they won't have to find their way back home to Berlin, so instead of that, they will just rather find their way back home to Vienna (which is the capital city of Austria), cause January are constantly hoping that he (along with Anita) will both soon guide their way back home to Vienna. At that case, as January knows that the starlights are meant for him, January (along with Anita) are both constantly wishing that they will hopefully find their way back home to Vienna, well due to that, the two are casually accepting it, so they get it now.

And we'll continue on...

705.705.705.January meets a girlfriend

We're continuing where we had left off.

January and Anita are luckily getting reunited Sophie, Jocke, as well as many of January's friends and cousins. They're reunited together cause they're making it a pretty good teamwork. Well anyway, for some reason, Anita wonders what the gang will do today and answers her own question with "I dunno!" Just then, the door opens up, and from the door comes some brand new friends: Manni, Lola, Cy, Fly, and many more brand new friends. They join January's gang, so without further ado, we're about to introduce January and co..

And we'll continue on...

706.706.706.January encounters some friends, by joining them into January's gang

707.707.707.Introducing January and co.

708.708.708.January and co. begins their experience

709.709.709.January and co. gets their first start

710.710.710.January and co. gets a brand new start

711.711.711.January and co. begins a brand new day

712.712.712.January and co. opens up January's own career

713.713.713.January and co. trains their workout

714.714.714.January and co. gets ready to declare their hero-bravery of hero-braveness

715.715.715.January and co. smooths it up on training from bad mood to good mood, by making it fabulous from sad to fab

716.716.716.January and co. makes it hero-brave of becoming brave and bold

717.717.717.January and co. are ready to make it frenzy

718.718.718.January and co. are 1000% proud of boosting it up pretty good

719.719.719.January and co. upgrades their awesomeness

720.720.720.January and co. are ready to get going, and with that, they're ready to go for it

We're continuing where we had left off.

January and co. are always getting started, cause they're about to get their adventure started right now. Well eitherway, they're about to engage some funny signs.

And we'll continue on...

721.721.721.January and co. engages some funny signs

722.722.722.January and co. engages the son of some funny signs

723.723.723.January and co. engages the son of the son of funny signs

724.724.724.January and co. engages some more funny signs

725.725.725.January and co. engages still more funny signs

726.726.726.January and co. engages those further adventures of funny signs

727.727.727.January and co. joins into the fun of funny signs

728.728.728.January and co. gets into business with some funny signs

729.729.729.January and co. confronts an funny sign assurance

730.730.730.January and co. gets paid with some funny signs

731.731.731.January and co. gets some funny sign trouble

732.732.732.January and co. gets some more funny sign trouble

733.733.733.January and co. gets still more funny sign trouble

734.734.734.January and co. gets another more funny sign trouble

735.735.735.January and co. gets still another more funny sign trouble

736.736.736.January and co. gets yet another more funny sign trouble

737.737.737.January and co. gets still yet another more funny sign trouble

738.738.738.January and co. gets yet again another more funny sign trouble

739.739.739.January and co. gets still yet again another more funny sign trouble

740.740.740.January and co. gets those further adventures of funny sign trouble

741.741.741.January and co. gets an funny sign attitude

742.742.742.January and co. confesses the funny sign attitude

743.743.743.January and co. makes the funny sign get the wrong way

744.744.744.January and co. are accidentally advancing the wrong way with some funny signs

745.745.745.January and co. gets some party crashers with some funny signs

746.746.746.January and co. gets an funny sign catastrophe

747.747.747.January and co. does whatever they do, but they won't mess with those funny signs

748.748.748.January and co. does the most dumb, as they accidentally mess with those funny signs

749.749.749.January and co. takes cover of some fake funny signs

750.750.750.January and co. gets rushed by those fake funny signs

751.751.751.January and co. gets troubled by those party-crashing funny signs

752.752.752.January and co. gets jumpscared by those aggressive party-crashing funny signs

753.753.753.January and co. gets some funny sign chaos

754.754.754.January and co. gets some more funny sign chaos

755.755.755.January and co. engages an funny sign parody

756.756.756.January and co. confronts an annoying funny sign parody

757.757.757.January and co. engages an funny sign sequel

758.758.758.January and co. gets attacked by that dreaded funny sign sequel

759.759.759.January and co. gets misspelled with those funny signs

760.760.760.January and co. gets accidentally chained to those funny signs

761.761.761.January and co. gets the wrong funny sign mistake

762.762.762.January and co. picks up the wrong funny sign mistake

763.763.763.January and co. and the son of funny sign chaos

764.764.764.January and co. and the son of the son of funny sign chaos

765.765.765.January and co. engages another unnecessary funny sign sequel

766.766.766.January and co. engages yet another unnecessary funny sign sequel

767.767.767.January and co. gets another more funny sign chaos

768.768.768.January and co. gets yet another more funny sign chaos

769.769.769.January and co. gets get smacked off from those funny signs

770.770.770.January and co. gets banned by those funny signs

771.771.771.While January's away, the rest of his gang carries on, as the funny signs goes on

772.772.772.The funny signs still goes on, and then, January returns as he rejoins his gang

773.773.773.January and co. gets surrounded by those nasty funny sign bloopers

774.774.774.January and co. gets troubled by those notorious funny sign bloopers

775.775.775.January and co. gets some rogue funny sign boogaloo

776.776.776.January and co. bungles those funny signs

777.777.777.January and co. gets everything, but the funny signs

778.778.778.January and co. mentions the missing funny signs

779.779.779.January and co. gets the funny sign freedom

780.780.780.January and co. gets the funny sign liberty

781.781.781.January and co. engages yet again another more unnecessary funny sign sequel

782.782.782.January and co. engages yet once again another more unnecessary funny sign sequel

783.783.783.January and co. gets another funny sign invasion

784.784.784.January and co. gets yet another funny sign invasion

785.785.785."Uh oh, those crazy funny signs!"

786.786.786."Those funny signs are going crazy"

787.787.787.January and co. encounters some funny sign riders

788.788.788.January and co. races with those funny sign riders

789.789.789.January and co. engages some footprints from another error

790.790.790.January and co. investigates a mysterious funny sign bruise

791.791.791.January and co. requires an tough funny sign scheme

792.792.792.January and co. picks up some satisfying assembly of funny signs

793.793.793.January and co. and the close encounters of the funny sign kind

794.794.794.January and co. gets attacked by the invasion of the funny sign maniacs

795.795.795.January and co. goes to SMS-land

796.796.796.January and co. engages some crazy SMS's

797.797.797.January and co. plays games with those funny signs

798.798.798.January and co. harvests with those funny signs

799.799.799.January and co. gets pursued by the return of those mangled, tangled and discombobulated funny signs

800.800.800.January and co. gets attacked by those mangy, dreaded and selfish funny signs

801.801.801.January and co. gets some funny sign mayhem

802.802.802.January and co. gets sucked into a mayhem of funny signs

803.803.803.January and co. loses control with those funny signs

804.804.804.January and co. goes out of control with those funny signs

805.805.805.January and co. gets some funny sign fever

806.806.806.January and co. gets some funny sign donk-donk

807.807.807.January and co. and the funny sign unmasked

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We'll be right back after the break...