#Mr heggie

[yourdadsgotmypaypall]

#Mike wazowski is my main man #me #Mr heggie #cutie patootie #full back tattoo #back piece #girls with tattoos #tattooed girls #girls with ink #baby girl #girls who smoke #tattoos #itty bitty tittie committee

[not-natalias-porn-blog]

Back when I was a lot younger, I put my sisters favourite toy dog in her lampshade because I thought it wanted to be up high and have a good time, but it turns out when you don’t take it out and turn the light bulb on, that the dog will burn. Biscuit burned hard.

She hasn’t let me live it down for all these years and for my birthday this year, she took revenge on me and now maybe she will finally be able to forgive me. Rip Biscuit, you flammable bitch.

Thank you to Mr Heggie (Dead Slow Tattoo, Brighton) for this conversation starter 🐶🔥

Instagram // Snapchat ~ Nataliaamay

#me #tattoo #tattoos #black tattoos #mrheggie #new tattoo #childhood story #revenge #funny #funny tattoo #joke tattoo #fire #flammable

[industrial-horror]

Ernest Thesiger

(15 January 1879 – 14 January 1961) as Dr. Septimus Pretorious.

Thesiger was a British stage and film actor. His early ambition was to be a painter, but after serving and being wounded in World War I, increasingly traveled in literary and theatrical circles. George Bernard Shaw wrote the role of The Dauphine for him in the play “Saint Joan”.

Thesiger made his film debut in 1916, and appeared in several silent films. He befriended director James Whale, who was hired to direct the screen adaptation of J. B. Priestley's novel Benighted as “The Old Dark House” (1932), starring Charles Laughton in his first American film, together with top-billed Boris Karloff, Melvyn Douglas, Gloria Stuart, Raymond Massey and Lillian Bond. Whale immediately cast Thesiger in the film as Horace Femm, launching his Hollywood career. The following year Thesiger appeared (as a Scottish butler) with Karloff in a British film, “The Ghoul”.

When Whale agreed to direct Bride of Frankenstein in 1935, he insisted on casting Thesiger as Dr. Septimus Pretorius, instead of the studio's choice of Claude Rains.

Thesiger made several appearances on Broadway, notably as Jacques to Katharine Hepburn's Rosalind in the longest-running production of “As You Like It” ever produced on Broadway. Later films included “The Horse's Mouth” (1958) with Alec Guinness, “Sons and Lovers” (1960), and “The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone”, with Vivien Leigh and Warren Beatty (1961). That same year he made his final stage appearance—a mere week before his death—in “The Last Joke” with John Gielgud and Ralph Richardson.

In 1960, Thesiger was appointed a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE). His last film appearance was a small role in “The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone” (1961). Shortly after completing it, Thesiger died in his sleep from natural causes on the eve of his 82nd birthday. He is buried in Brompton Cemetery in London.

BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN opened wider in the United States on 20 April 1935, after premiering 19 April, 1935 in San Francisco and in Seattle.

Universal Pictures. Starring Boris Karloff, Colin Clive, Valerie Hobson, Elsa Lanchester, Ernest Thesiger, E. E. Clive, O.P. Heggie, and Una O’Connor.

Directed by James Whale. Screen story by William Hurlbut and John L. Balderson. Screenplay by William Hurlbut. Inspired by the novel “Frankenstein” by Mary Shelly.

Music by Franz Waxman.

Black and White. 75 minutes.

[lordfusitua]

In my capacity as Chairman of GOPAC Oceania it was my honour, privilege and pleasure to officially open this morning our “GOPAC Oceania Workshop on Regional Anti-Corruption Trends: Constituency Development Funds and Anti-Money Laundering” occurring over the new two days, November 28-29, 2022 in the Grand Hall, Parliament of New Zealand Wellington, New Zealand. It was my pleasure to invite and be able to bring over my successor as Chairman of the Tongan Parliament Standing Committee on Anticorruption, Dr ‘Uhilamoelangi Fasi and our staff member Mrs Melemanu Bloomfield who is invaluable to the Lords in Parliament. I look forward to all attending to have an informative and productive meeting. My Welcome Address: “Honourable MPs, colleagues, ladies and gentlemen. I am Lord Fusitu'a and it is my honour to serve as Chairman of GOPAC Oceania. In that capacity I would firstly like to acknowledge:- The Hon. Adrian Rurawhe, Hon. Speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives, GOPAC New Zealand Co-Chair Stuart Smith as official host; Our esteemed GOPAC International Chair H.E. Dr. Ali bin Fetais Al Marri; Bernadette Cavanagh, Deputy Secretary International and Development Group at MFAT. As always GOPAC Oceania wishes to thank: Mrs Marie Pegie Cauchois, Regional Anti-Corruption Adviser, Pacific , UNODC for partnering with GOPAC for the Conference, hosting the Conference dinner and producing the new GOPAC-UNODC CDF Toolkit; We thank Ms Alma Sedlar, Chief Technical Adviser (Anti-Corruption), UNDP Papua New Guinea for sponsoring MPs and officials from PNG We also thank Ms Julie Heggie, from Transparency International New Zealand, the Secretariat to GOPAC NZ, for their ongoing assistance to make this conference a reality. Finally and most importantly l, I welcome my brother and sister Parliamentarians from the Pacific, and our parliamentary officials, our Chief Ombudsmen, Ombudsmen,, Leadership Commissioners and other integrity officials. I hereby open our GOPAC Oceania Workshop on Regional Anti-Corruption Trends: Constituency Development Funds and Anti-Money Laundering and wish you all a productive and informative meeting” https://www.instagram.com/p/Cleuyv_hVLq/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[needle-stix]

My latest tattoo was a dumb drunk ghost, holding a dagger and a poisoned beer, cause that’s what Shakespeare would have wanted 💕

#shakespeare #hamlet #tattoo #body modification #body mod #personal #mr heggie

[elementary-said-ni]

You are very welcome, @shvesta ! Actual thanks must go to JLM for his insane attractiveness and acting skills. On a different note: I think the skull tattoo is a relatively new addition and it looks like work by Mr. Heggie to me. Can anyone confirm?

#shvesta #tattoos #sherlock holmes #jonny lee miller #hot #5x19 #high heat #mr heggie #elementary

[shvesta]

@possibility221

#jonny lee miller #tats #dont panic inside upper left bicep bit gangster left side of trunk mr. Heggie #got in Scotland while filming T2 tatoos

[221brownstone]

@jonnyjlm  Bought some shirts from @mr_heggie he sent a c*** load of awesome s*** too.What a legend. #noscrubs

#jonny lee miller #a guy that thinks he's fly #lol #mr heggie #professional pretender #great shirts beautiful shirts

[professordrarry]

🌼~BEAUTIFUL PERSON AWARD! Once you are given this award you’re supposed to paste it in the asks of 8 people who deserve it. If you break the chain nothing happens, but it's sweet to know someone thinks you’re beautiful inside and out.~🌼

Thank you!! So very kind 😘😘😘❤️

Art credit to Mr. Heggie

[lesbianishstuff]

This was my first time seeing Heggie and McNally’s Dead Man Walking. During the pre-talk the speaker from the Chicago Sun-Times warned us about the graphic nature of the opening. Even with the notice it was still shocking and repulsive. I have to give props to the sound department at Lyric. When Joseph stabs The Girl 37 times you can hear the knife enter her flesh over and over again. It was a graphic, deplorable, disgusting start to the opera.

The most surprising thing about this opera was how much it made me think. I questioned myself so many times and I find I’m still questioning myself.

In mid act one I found myself feeling compassion towards Joseph and his bleak situation. Yes he killed a woman, raped her, stabbed her 37 times, but at the moment what was the point of him dying? Why put his family through the hell he put the Boy and Girl’s family through? Yes tax payers would feed him, house him, take care of him, but is it the courts place to kill? For me that was the central question which kept circling around in my head as the opera progressed.

My empathy for him disappeared during the confession scene with Sister Helen. Joseph blames a woman who slips him something in his drink that makes him go ‘crazy’. He then comes on to the woman but she laughs at him. Because of her laughing at him, she drove him to go to the lake to see if he could find a woman. How many times in my life have I heard that excuse? A woman humiliates a man and drives him to do something deplorable. Even while he is repenting the only thing he can find within himself to wish is for her not to scream. Not that he didn’t rape or kill her, but that she screamed.

At the finale, for a solid five minutes, the entire house was silent. It was a large crowd, pretty close to sold out from what I could see. This opera is extremely riveting and the cast had us in the palm of their hands. After the ending it felt almost wrong to applaud. The audience didn’t, not much, until the principals came out.

Patricia Racette was extremely good in the role of Sister Helen. I was questioning her casting but she surprised me. She has good technique but I’m not in love with her voice. She was decent enough in the role but she didn’t blow me out of the water.

Ryan McKinny was equally good. I wouldn’t say he was great but he looked the part and has a good voice.

I’m sure I’m biased but the show was stole by Susan Graham. Within her two scenes she upstaged everybody. Her portrayal of a simple woman who has lived a horribly hard life was heart wrenching. Her voice is still in phenomenal shape, warm, glittery, and easily floats up to hit the high notes. In her final scene as Mrs. De Rocher our entire row lost it. The scene with the camera was just … hard.

Sister Rose, an up and coming soprano was a highlight as was (home guy) Wayne Tigges. He always surprises me how big and splendid his voice is.

I enjoyed the staging of this production (org. Huston). It was a horrible opera, an astounding production, with an incredible cast. I’m proud that Lyric took a chance on this opera. I think they are probably pleasantly surprised with the attendance. For me this is the kind of piece that makes art, especially opera so relevant.

@achorusgirl

#opera tag #opera #susan graham #patricia racette #dead man walking #jake heggie

[kindly-whisper-tolkien]

All of these can be found on my AO3 account, whisper_norbury, and my ff.net account, whisper-norbury.

Note: I will be making an updated version of this list every time I post a new story or add a chapter to an existing story!

Please be sure to check out all tags, ships, and warnings before reading.

(Sorry that this post is so long, but mobile has issues with read-mores!)

Afterimage

Rating: G

Pairings: None

Genre: Drama, supernatural

Chapters: 1/1 (complete)

Word count: ~4,380

Warnings: Mentions of child mortality

Notes: Alternate character interpretation of Nori

In his youth, Nori took to thieving not because he wanted to own what belonged to other people, but because he wanted to see through their eyes.

All She Has Done

Rating: G

Pairings: Fem!Bagginshield

Genre: AU, drama, genderbend

Chapters: 1/1 (complete)

Word count: ~5,900

Warnings: None

Notes: Recently re-edited! Fem!Baginshield in which it has been known amongst the Company from the beginning that Bilbo is a woman, but it is known to only a few that Thorin is, as well.

Thorin did not fear that her companions would reject her as a leader if they knew the truth; what she feared was that they would be too quick to sacrifice themselves for her sake, as all Dwarf men seemed to do when a woman was in danger. That was how they had treated Bilbo since she had joined the Company; but while the Hobbit lass seemed to have no problem with being protected, Thorin could not abide by such a thing for her own self.

And The Water Woke Him

Rating: T

Pairings: None

Genre: AU; crossover

Chapters: 1/1 (complete)

Word count: ~2,200

Warnings: Drowning, death, graphic violence

Notes: A crossover / AU based on the TV show ‘Forever’

Fíli should have died when he was pushed from the window of Bard’s home; he should have died when the orc shattered his skull. So why was he now in a cold place? Why was it so dark? Why was he floating? Why was he drowning when he should already have been dead?

The Barber Of Bag End

Rating: G

Pairings: None

Genre: Humor, AU

Chapters: 1/1 (complete)

Word count: ~3,600

Warnings: Mentions of death, burial preparations, etc.

Notes: Letter form, epistolary

Dear Mr. Baggins, I am writing in regards to the job for which you advertised your services, and as was relayed to me by a certain wizard by the name of Gandalf the Grey: “Barber wants a good job, plenty of Excitement and reasonable Reward.”

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Rating: G

Pairings: Bagginshield

Genre: Drama, emotional hurt/comfort, hurt/comfort, AU

Chapters: 10 / 12 (WIP)

Word count: ~65,000 (so far)

Warnings: Mentions of character death (Fili & Kili), fire, underwater danger

Notes: Everyone-lives, Shire, somewhat focused on the Sackville-Bagginses!

Thorin was closed and quiet, bent low under the weight of Fíli and Kíli’s memory. For his two weeks in the Shire, he had never spoken of them, never mentioned their names, never told Bilbo how they had died—but the evening before the Dwarves were set to leave, the walls that Thorin had set up around himself began to crumble.

Fleetwood

Rating: G

Pairings: Bagginshield

Genre: Humor, AU

Chapters: 50 / 50 (complete)

Word count: ~25,600

Warnings: Occasional mentions of sexuality

Notes: Modern / human / family AU; epistolary / journal-form; about 90-percent based on my own family’s life and experiences

A Personal Travelogue Of The Baggins-Oakenshield Family’s Summer Vacation In A 35-Foot 1995 Fleetwood Mallard Travel Trailer

Little Feet

Rating: G

Pairings: Figrid

Genre: Light drama, family

Chapters: 1 / 1 (complete)

Word count: ~1,700

Warnings: None

Notes: Everyone lives AU, many years later

Sigrid and Fíli’s baby should not have been born yet; so when word comes to Bard that his grandchild is coming two months early, all he can think is the worst.

Midwinter Reflections

Rating: G

Pairings: Bagginshield, with some talk of Kiliel

Genre: Fluff, family, AU

Chapters: 1/1 (complete)

Word count: ~5,300

Warnings: None

Notes: Everyone-lives AU, Bagginshield-in-Erebor

The Company all sit down to celebrate the last day of Yuletide in Erebor by sharing their favorite memories from the year before.

Not So Bad

Rating: G

Pairings: Bagginshield

Genre: Humor, fluff, family, AU

Chapters: 1 / 1 (complete)

Word count: ~650

Warnings: None

Notes: Everyone lives AU, parentshield

When your kid decides to do something quite out of the ordinary, it helps to have an open mind.

The Second Death Of Heggi Silvereye

Rating: G

Pairings: None

Genre: Drama, horror

Chapters: 4 / 4 (complete)

Word count: ~7,700

Warnings: Mentions of death; burial horror

Notes: Loose tie-in with The Standing-Stone Of The Sigin-Tarâg; young Thorin plays a part

Óin tells a young Fíli and Kíli about why he decided to become a healer – but the story might just prove too frightening for the boys.

Something In The Wine

Rating: G

Pairings: Figrid, implied Kiliel

Genre: Romance, fluff, AU

Chapters: 1 / 1 (complete)

Word count: ~4,320

Warnings: None

Notes: Everyone lives AU. Drunk Dwarf!

There is truth in wine – and also in ale and mead. And when Fíli enjoys a bit too much of all three at the fifth anniversary of the re-founding of Dale, he lets that truth come out to Sigrid.

The Standing-Stone Of The Sigin-Tarâg

Rating: T

Pairings: None, though mentions of possible Legriel and Kiliel

Genre: Drama, action, AU

Chapters: 31 / ? (WIP)

Word count: ~122,000 (so far)

Warnings: Major character death, graphic injuries & violence, fire & burns, mentions of premature burial

Notes: Alternate BOTFA, Fili lives; begins with a very different version of the Battle Of The Five Armies; those who opposed the inclusion of Legolas and Tauriel in the movies may want to skip this one!

Fíli grew up knowing that he would one day be the ruler of his people; but when Erebor is reclaimed and his uncle’s sanity starts to fail, he begins to wonder about the Arkenstone’s relationship to the madness of his forbears. Soon, war comes to the Lonely Mountain, pushing all other concerns aside; and when the battle ends and his closest kin have fallen, Fíli finds out for himself the truth of the Arkenstone’s hold.

The Sweetheart’s Dance

Rating: G

Pairings: Barduil, Bagginshield, Kiliel, Figrid

Genre: Romance, fluff, AU

Chapters: 1 / 1 (complete)

Word count: ~1,800

Warnings: None

Notes: Everyone lives AU

In Dale of old, Men used to celebrate the mid-February holiday of Sweetheart’s Day with a dancing competition; and seven years after the re-founding of the city, the tradition is being revived.

Through This Long Winter’s Night

Rating: G

Pairings: Bagginshield

Genre: Drama, holiday, AU

Chapters: 3 / ? (WIP)

Word count: ~8,300 (so far)

Warnings: Danger, mentions of death

Notes: Modern AU, though I leave it to the reader whether it is also a human AU; ostensibly a Christmas story, but really more of a winter story in general

Three years after becoming a couple, Thorin and Bilbo spend a long winter night separated by the most devastating blizzard to hit Middle Earth in decades; but though Bilbo’s night is spent in loneliness and worry, Thorin’s is spent in danger and fear.

Drabble Collections

In addition to the above, I have four drabble collections:

Bagginshield (5 drabbles)

Kiliel (5 drabbles)

Figrid (3 drabbles)

Transience (general; 9 drabbles)

#tolkien #fanfiction #the hobbit #hobbit fanfiction #whisper norbury writes

[pretendingtobeangry]

I GOT TATTOOED BY MR HEGGIE BITCHES

[schora77]

Mr heggie

#mr heggie

[thetrianglefandom]

Heya! Sorry to bother you so randomly, but would you mind if someone got a tattoo like your one of Edward? It's honestly so funny and we love it so much haha

I wouldn't mind if you got something similar, as long as it's not an exact copy! My tattoo was done by Mr Heggie in his art style so I'm not sure how he would feel about it, but you've got the go-ahead from me xx

[tattoospw]

Matching tattoos that sum up our relationship - from Mr Heggie at Dead Slow Co, Brighton

Matching tattoos that sum up our relationship – from Mr Heggie at Dead Slow Co, Brighton

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[shvesta]

@elementary-said-ni

#Jonny & Mr. Heggie Mr. Heggie's birthday greeting to Jonny