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diapereddarling · 3 months

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he's just taking care of him

#omutsu #diaper art #diaper mention #ab/dl art #diaper omo #messy diaper #my art #darling mumbles #steven moore #darling wips #i will finish this one day

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nerds-yearbook · 1 year

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On January 12, 1997, Fox did a crossover with its two biggest shows... The Simpsons and the X-Files. Special Agents of the FBI Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) travel to Springfield to investigate a supposed alien sighting by Homer Simpson. The episode also had a cameo by iconic sci-fi actor Leonard Nimoy (voicing himself in the vein of his hosting time on "In Search of -fill in the blank"), and a silent CGB "Cigarette Smoking Man" Spender, as well as aliens Marvin the Martian, Gort, ALF, Chewbacca, and either Kang or Kodos (it's not clear which and their first non Treehouse of Horror appearance). There is also references to E.T. and Close Encounters of the Third Kind. ("The Springfield Files" The Simpsons, Real Life Event)

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biblioklept · 3 months

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Faust: We still need an essay tracing the importance of Faust to Gaddis

Faust: We still need an essay tracing the importance of Faust to Gaddis. Some critics have mentioned it, of course, but they’ve only skimmed the surface. Faust obviously plays a role in The Recognitions, which started off as a parody of it, but there’s a need to explore the Faust references in J R via Schramm’s Western (i.e. Gaddis’s screenplay Dirty Tricks). A Frolic of His Own too: In a 1988…

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#Faust #Goethe #Steven Moore #William Gaddis

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radedneko · 1 year

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Cao sows examples of Bao-yu's gender confusion everywhere [...] Mix in the novel's lesbians, tomboys, transvestites, and role-switching actors and you have a work that cunningly questions gender assumptions and the marginalization of women in patriarchal China. Thus it's easy to queer [A Dream of Red Mansions] and read Bao-yun's final decision to abandon conventional society for monkhood as a liberating coming-out story to pursue his own sexual identity. The stone rejected by Nu Wa felt ashamed of not fitting in with the straight-cut stones, and we last seeing [sic] Bao-yu running off with the disreputable Buddhist and Daoist singing a song [...]. But it's more likely the author intended to portray sexuality as yet another paradox, where gay and straight are as difficult to separate as real and unreal, original and double, history and fiction, dream and reality.

~The Novel: An Alternative History 1600-1800 by Steven Moore

#quotes kelly likes #the novel: an alternative history #steven moore #a dream of red mansions

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zegalba · 1 year

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Amanda Moore for Vogue Italia (2006) Photography: Steven Meisel

#vogue magazine #vogue italia #amanda moore #photography #steven meisel #anime #2006

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taiturner · 8 months

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Corteon Moore as ELLIS STEVENS in FROM, 1x01 "Long Day's Journey Into Night"

#ellis stevens #corteon moore #from #fromedit #from tv #from 2022 #from epix #from mgm #tvedit #usercoty #tvarchive #*#ellisep #from101

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ageofwagner · 11 months

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happy father’s day to all my daddies <3

#not my real one though cause yikes #it’s called daddy issues <3 #jake kiszka #danny wagner #steven adler #slash #josh kiszka #sam kiszka #shemar moore #thomas gibson #aaron hotch #jensen ackles #jutty taylor

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courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme · 1 month

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The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997, Steven Spielberg)

19/03/2024

The Lost World: Jurassic Park is a 1997 film directed by Steven Spielberg, sequel to Jurassic Park and inspired by the novel The Lost World by Michael Crichton.

The franchise continued with Jurassic Park III (2001), Jurassic World (2015), Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018) and Jurassic World Dominion (2022).

Four years have passed since the dramatic events at Jurassic Park. Professor Ian Malcolm, one of the survivors, is contacted again by the now ex-head of InGen, John Hammond, and informed that Isla Nublar, the place where the park stood, was in reality just a showcase for tourists. In fact, the prehistoric creatures were actually created on nearby Isla Sorna, the so-called "Site B" where, following the destruction of the fences caused by the hurricane called Clarissa, they were able to escape from their cages and live undisturbed without the whole world knowing, but now the target of her greedy and corrupt nephew, Peter Ludlow, eager to plunder her to recreate a "city Jurassic Park" in San Diego. At first Malcolm, knowing the very high risks, declines the proposal but, discovering that his girlfriend, the paleontologist Sarah Harding, has already gone to the place, he decides to leave immediately to bring her back, aided by the photographer Nick Van Owen and the engineer Eddie Carr.

Not long after Peter Ludlow, together with a team of hunters led by Roland Tembo, arrives on Isla Sorna to begin the capture of some dinosaurs and in particular, an adult male specimen of Tyrannosaurus rex.

After a day's march, Dieter Stark, Tembo's deputy, loses his life in the jungle, devoured alive by the small Compsognathus and that same night the camp is attacked by T-Rexes, attracted by the smell of the puppy's blood left impregnated on the jacket by Sarah. In the general escape, the hunting team crosses an expanse of tall grass falling victim to an ambush by seven Velociraptors; despite this, Ian, Sarah, Nick and Kelly manage to reach the communications center, where Nick requests reinforcements from the mainland while the others have to deal with the Raptors.

Jeff Goldblum is Professor Ian Malcolm: a mathematician expert in chaos theory. He is, together with Hammond (and with the exception of the children, who only appear in a brief cameo), the only main character from the first chapter to also reappear in the sequel. At the end of the first film, Malcolm managed to escape from Isla Nublar, and during these four years he revealed the facts of Jurassic Park to the public.

Julianne Moore is Dr. Sarah Harding, Ian Malcolm's girlfriend.

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erstwhile-punk-guerito · 10 months

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#Octopussy #Roger Moore #Maud Adams #Louis Jourdan #Kristina Wayborn #Kabir Bedi #Steven Berkoff #John Glen #1983

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make-a-little-mischief · 10 months

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A CELEBRATION OF THE NUTTY PROFESSOR IN 4K IN SCREENSHOTS

**Edited (very slightly) by me**

Seriously these barely needed anything 😍

#jerry lewis #the nutty professor #stella stevens #del moore #1963 #4k ultra hd

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cptsadist · 3 months

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This took me an embarrassingly long time to finish, but here's Tate with all of his adopted children. He's a grumpy vamp dad.

Literally all of the Cafe Noir characters are here.

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slf-cntrl · 7 months

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KENNEDY • MOORE | OC

“my biggest fear is that eventually you will see me the way i see myself..”

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kennedy moore is a 2nd year resident riddled with abandonment issues, she covers her hurt with sarcasm and one night stands. everyone seems to find themselves drawn to her aura and personality and though a lot of people ‘like’ her, she doesn’t have many friends. kennedy moore is alex karev when he was in his prime asshole era, and just like alex she grows on you.

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biblioklept · 8 months

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Steven Moore on the wild talents of Thomas Pynchon, William Gaddis, and the occultist Charles Fort

At Socrates on the Beach, there’s a nice long essay by critic Steven Moore that traces the occult influence of Charles Fort on Thomas Pynchon and William Gaddis. “From Wild Talents: Pynchon, Gaddis, and Charles Fort”: Pynchon and Gaddis are “wild talents” not in Fort’s original sense, but in their daring willingness to incorporate such exotic material into their novels, which previously had been…

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#Charles Fort #Steven Moore #Thomas Pynchon #William Gaddis

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radedneko · 1 year

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The first American novel, in the opinion of critic Robert H. Elias, is none of the above, but rather the rascally Adventures of Alonso (1775) by Marylander Thomas Atwood Digges (1742-1821). Patriotic Americans, however, may not want to salute as their founding fiction a novel that involves adultery, transvestism, smuggling, and homosexuality by a Catholic who was disowned by his family, imprisoned for debt in Dublin, and arrested for shoplifting in Scotland.

~The Novel: An Alternative History 1600-1800 by Steven Moore

#quotes kelly likes #the novel: an alternative history #steven moore #american lit

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richardarmitagefanpage · 10 months

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