#zach meech

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Counting Days on Bone by Spook the Horses, live at San Fran [Taken from here]

[atlafan]

does anyone remember the Lopriore family vine? Michael did the “ceiling tittie” song and the techno waffle frisbee, and Danny did one of my favorites where in he did a chad Kroger impression and sang, “where the fuck you put my grilled cheese? I was gonna eat it later” and I find myself quoting that to myself often. Tik Tok has ear worms, but vine sound bites are so deeply embedded in my brain like it’s not even funny

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Zach Meech’s drum playthrough for the song Self Destroyer by Spook the Horses from the album Empty Body

[thepermanentrainpress]

New Music Video: “Cell Death” - Spook the Horses

[iorivalenti]

Cody and Nicole aren’t even fun to hate, like they’re so bland and dull...

[theminionjcfucked]

The BB23 Houseguests and the combination of former players they are: Good vs Evil Edition

PSA: I’ve done a specific combination of generally liked players and generally hated players amongst the BB Fandom. DO NOT get mad at me if your fav is compared to someone you don’t like. I did this strictly based on how they played and how it compares to the current cast. I compared some of my favs to hot garbage but it is a deliberate comparative of “good vs evil”.

Don’t be a salty bitch. 😁

Enjoy!

Alyssa: BB18 Natalie/ BB18 Nicole- She cute and flirty just like Natalie was but I fear her playing the Franzel game of wanting a meat shield and a boy toy will lead to her downfall.

Azah: BB19 Dominique/ BB19 Jessica- She has a very poised demeanor about her and speaks only with integrity and heart just like Dominique did, however I feel as though just like Jessica, she’s gonna let her heart play too much into her game and end up pulling a damaging move towards her own game.

Brent: BB16 Cody/BB18 Paulie- A Jersey boy combo. In comparison to Cody on BB16, he’s somewhat decent to look at. But he has all the disgusting qualities of Paulie that make him so unappealing. Especially the cockiness. Truly a blend of both Calafiore brothers.

Britini: BB18 Michelle/BB19 Christmas- She has a lot of emotional roller coasters like Michelle did but she also has the same spunk that Meech did too. However, I do feel like she is becoming too confident in saying what she wants to everyone and seeing herself with a victim/hero complex like Christmas did.

Christian: BB16 Hayden/BB16 Frankie- In comparison to Hayden, he’s playful and can sometimes liven up a room. But he is arrogant and full of himself like Frankie was. And based on his acting skills I’ve seen, I don’t know how he could honestly think he is all that and a bag of chips.

Claire: BB17 Becky/ BB20 Angela- Claire is athletic and fun just like Becky. She also is down to scheme the way Becky was. But she is also furniture right now, just like Angela was.

Derek F: BB12 Rachel Reilly/BB22 Kevin- JFC if he doesn’t have all the personality in the world! Like he is funny and brings a lot into the house ala Rachel style, but his reads on the house are as piss poor as Kevin’s.

Derek X: BB17 Johnny Mac/B18 Paul- Just like Johnny Mac he is a stellar competitor when it comes to making smart moves and generally being in everybody’s good graces. But just like Paul, DX is a new player, who is learning the game quite well, but it could be his downfall as he may discredit his fellow competitors abilities and let they slide by instead of getting them out.

Frenchie: BB1 Chicken George/ BB21 Jack- He had all the simple older man vibes as Chicken George with all the condescending self righteous POS behaviors as Jack.

Hannah: BB13 Britney/ BB8 Daniele: She is witty and charming like Britney. Right now she isn’t seen as a threat which can be good, but I do fear she might let her tongue get too sharp like Dani did in her first season.

Kyland: BB6 Kaysar/ BB21 Tommy- He is so wholesome and caring the way he treats other houseguests in the same way Kaysar was but I do feel he is a bit passive with some shit the way Tommy was about all the bullshit that went on with BB21

Sarah Beth: BB18 Bridgette/ BB15 Andy- Like Bridgette, she had the sweet demeanor with a savage underbelly if she is crossed. But she’s also inching closer and closer to a rat like game as Andy did.

Tiffany: BB3 Danielle/ BB20 Tyler- Tiffany has the strongest grip on the game just like Danielle did, and she has aligned herself with good players who will have her back as she slowly knocks down the competition. However, much like Tyler with Kaycee, she has a couple of shadows (Ky/Claire/DX) that could sneak up a steal her win if she doesn’t start managing her jury now.

Travis: BB16 Zach/ BB11 Jeff- He was entertaining in the same ridiculous way Zach was but his dude bro frat boy attitude is very reminiscent of Schroeder

Whitney: BB3 Marcellas/ BB17 Liz- She gives me emptyheaded yet entertaining vibes the way Marcellas did but also mean girl bitch vibes the way Liz did.

Xavier: BB2 Will/ BB18 James- I think he is clever with how he navigates the social part of this game the same way Will did, but I think his goofiness could lead to his game falling apart.

[cjcdeeezy]

I have hope Zach pulled it off, Meech pulled it, off Brittany pulled it off, Vanessa pulled it off. I have faith in Swaggy.

[bigbrothermisandrist]

Ok wow Ramses is already with a whole bunch of BB alum (Sindy, Steve, Zach, Donny, Da'Vonne, Natalie, Bronte, Meech, etc.) in Orlando I love and miss him!!!

[eviekasa]

Who do you want/think will be on all stars 2 ?

i would want to see ian terry to play again, elissa slater… i know they’d bring back zach rance, johnny mac, vanessa, tiffany…probably victor, meech, bridgette…i feel like most of the returnees would come from bb16/17. it'd be a mix of the most entertaining and people who were actually good. (queen jodi, anybody?)

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Apology Rot by Spook the Horses from the album Empty Body

[meechdefrance]

Commercial Meets Underground A Day Off with Meech & Zach Reece Spécial Edition !! *SpeCial Price for 4 Hours Class EARLY BIRDS - Tarifs special workshops + conference Jam : 45 eu avant le 15 avril 2018 Program : hip hop commercial, Ghôst Flow, Housedance , afro( Pantsula, makossa...), conférence, jam... 13h30-21h > 45 eu* Infos : http://bit.ly/wowmeechzachreece @lax_studio @zachreece @meechdefrance @edsagencyworld #zachreece #meech #meechdefrance #laxstudio #commercialmeetsunderground #hiphop #housedance #pantsula #conference #jam

[helen-kim-was-pushed]

I get you, but so far I've only watched 15-19. I agree with most of yours, but there are a few I would change. In 15, I put Judd instead of McCrae. On 16 I would put Amber and Zach instead of Brittany and Devin. 17 is pretty solid. I might put Austin instead of Clay, but either would be good. Maybe Natalie instead of Meech in 18. Everything else I agree with.

OMG! You should totally watch an older season. Since you’ve already seen the newer ones, I would recommend watching bb3, bb6, or bb10: in my opinion they’re the best seasons.

Also I hated Zach lol

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Cell Death by Spook the Horses - Directed by Nik Brinkman

[gereportscee]

Poland: 10 American Students, 3 Questions, first Impressions

The 2nd edition of the Presidential Scholarship, organized by GE, the Chancellery of the Polish President and the Polish-Slavic Federal Credit Union (PSFCU) was an enriching experience for our 10 American students. Meet the students and learn their first impressions of Poland!

Source/photo: Jakub Szymczuk / KPRP

Read this in Polish here

Two types of students came to Poland with GE this year – those who have visited Poland before and the ones who hadn’t. We asked them 10 questions about their 12 days in Poland. In this article, the students share their first impressions of Poland and how this trip impacted their view of the country. In the second article, we will focus on GE’s influence on the Polish economy and technological development.

Source/photo: Jakub Szymczuk / KPRP

Amazed at first sight

The students who had previously been to Poland were once again amazed by its beautiful landscapes and unique urban areas. It was a particularly important experience for the students who saw Poland for the first time though. They had the opportunity to verify their concepts and ideas of the country, and most of them were surprised how different it was compared to reality.

What is important, they considered it a very fruitful adventure, especially thanks to the people they were able to meet. Meetings with the Polish government representatives made them understand the goals that the country is aiming for. A frequently repeated topic was Polish history. The interns were amazed with how Poland was able to arise and recover so quickly after such tragic events of the past.

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Let’s give the floor to the students themselves and see some of their opinions.  

 Krystian Gorski: It was immensely exciting to see the vision of Poland's future from some of Poland's most important people. However, what I found most impactful was not only the vision, but the fact that it is being acted upon with thoughtful decisions that are producing tangible results. Accepting the new vision for Poland, everyone we had the opportunity to speak with, is eager to put the country on the fast track to becoming a global player. It makes me very proud to be Polish knowing that the future of Poland is bright. Very, very bright.

Zach Hase: We were fully immersed into the Polish culture and got an inside look at Poland’s economic and political scene. We got to meet with many prominent leaders including the President of Poland, Marshal of the Senate, Minister of Investment and Economic Development, and Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Meech McDonald: The first impression of Poland that came to mind before I started the ‘Polish immersion experience’ was images of the Second World War and of the Holocaust. Now, we can see that Poland is improving its infrastructure, tackling social issues like poverty and inequality, and improving its diplomatic relationships throughout the world.

Katie Valchar: No doubt that meeting President Duda made a huge impact on me. They were all so open with us students. They were not stuck up, evasive of our questions, or long-winded, but instead, genuine; genuine in their appreciation of our interest, genuine in their welcome of us students, and genuine in their responses. Where before I would have shied away from asking questions, now I know I will keep up with European affairs, especially Polish affairs, with confidence.

Jeanne-Marie Potthast: The first image of Poland for me was just pure happiness. The people of Poland managed to keep history and culture alive while still keeping up with the today's technology.

Zirui Jang: The first image of Poland before this trip was an immensely beautiful eastern European country that converted from communism. Meeting with people in different governmental sectors has definitely made the largest impact on me. With the network I have made during my stay in Poland, I can see myself with so many possibilities involving global business and politics.

Lauren Jankowski: Seeing how far the country has come in the past several decades was incredible to me. A country that freed itself from communism only 30 years ago now has the largest economy in the European Union and even avoided the great European recession that devastated so many European economies. Nearly 20% of the Polish population was killed by Nazis, but their population is now replenished and full of some of the kindest, most helpful individuals I’ve come across while traveling.

Aditi Athavale: I have seen the beauty of a country that I may not have otherwise visited. I appreciated touring with the 10 students from the Polish Slavic Federal Credit Union group. I was inspired by how in-tune they were with their culture, whether it be the language, the politics, or simply the food.

Brianna Malczewski: I have become extremely proud to be Polish. Learning about the immense planning, teamwork, bravery, intelligence, community involvement and pride during the uprising is inspiring for me. 

Michael Zawistowski: I was able to see the multi-faceted country filled with industry, culture, and rich history. This country has overcome many adversities triumphing against all odds. Even with such a negative trajectory, the people had hope. Polish people are true fighters.

About the Program

Twenty students from various American universities came to Poland for the 2nd edition of the Presidential Scholarship, organized by GE, the Chancellery of the Polish President and the Polish-Slavic Federal Credit Union (PSFCU). The scholarship’s aim is to enable students from the USA and their college friends of Polish descent to gain professional experience. As part of this year’s edition, students had the opportunity to visit the headquarters of GE in Wrocław, where they saw the generator factory and met with the management of the company.

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Stay tuned for the next post, where we have even more thoughts to share with you! In the second part, we will focus on GE’s influence on Polish economy. Don’t forget to visit us!

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