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Bishop AU Timeline (roughly)
I know my Bishop AU is the most convoluted mess since I only drop fluff doodles and angst comics left and right. I hope I can clear some things up with this rough timeline post. Questions are as always welcome.
It'll be long. (The google doc I wrote is 17 pages long...) I link to each individual post I made.
Bishop AU Lamb - they / them (preferred), any (acceptable) (click!)
Follows canon/average playthrough mostly. Lamb gets sacrificed as the last of their kind and send to The One Who Waits, who offers them life in exchange for their service in freeing him. (click!)
Lamb becomes cult leader, runs cult
They fall in love with TOWW and get romantically involved with him, and later also the twins. (click!)
Lamb kills Bishops
TOWW expects them to lay down their life and return the crown, since he does not see any other way this would work. Lamb feels betrayed and thinks he lied (about his affection) and manipulated them. (click!)
They fight, win but cannot get themselves to kill Narinder. (click!)
He is injured, fallen from godhood and has to live life as a mortal.
Narinder gets indoctrinated into the cult, but feels equally betrayed by Lamb as they are by him, so they hate each other and feel a lot of pain about the situation. (click!)
They fight often. (click!)
5 years post-Gateway Narinder Quests start, Lamb does the quests, they also find a special place (Crown statue) where they find themselves at night sitting and talking frequently. (click!)
Over the span of another 5 years Lamb completes Narinder quests, they both manage to heal and get over all the stuff that happened.
They notice they are both still infatuated with each other. (click!)
They meet at the crown statue and have their first actual kiss.
They get back together, but take things more slowly this time around. After all, there is no rush since they're both immortal. (click! click! click! there are so many ngl,,)
Some time later (roughly 1-2 years) Lamb brings forward that they want to resurrect the twins, so they do research into getting the ritual to work. (click!)
Lamb is injured from the ritual, but recovers.
Twins now are followers to Lambâs cult, and keep their immortal status. They also date Lamb again. (click!)
A couple hundred years post-Gateway Lambs body slowly grows, eventually they achieve ascension to godhood. (click!)
They open their 3rd eye, receiving Godhood status.
They are eager to try out their new abilities, once their body recovers. Narinder, Aym and Baal also join them on crusades. (click!)
Eventually they grow tall and take on the Bishop title, with their domain being death due to the Red Crown. (click!)
They no longer use the red crown (it is sleeping), but manage to figure out a way to put some of the crownâs power into an amulet/bell. (click!)
He gets flashback from his time in his former form and imprisonment when using it for the first time.
He is in service to Bishop Lamb, their right hand and second in command. (click!)
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Oh gasps, I'm shocked.
Who would have thunk it?
The story:
Updated with Sunday figures: In the wake of Terminator: Dark Fateâs failure at the B.O., and Paramountâs recent decision to make Beverly Cops 4 for Netflix, we have the further breakdown of cinema IP in Sonyâs Charlieâs Angels reboot, which is tanking with a God-awful $8.6M domestic opening, $27.9M worldwide (from 26 markets), 3 Stars on Screen Engine-Comscoreâs PostTrak, and a B+ Cinemascore.
The Elizabeth Banks-directed-written and produced pic is also opening in 27 offshore markets,
China being one where itâs also bombing,
with a $7.8M 3-day take in third place behind No. 1 local title Somewhere Winter ($13.1M).
All of this is primed to further spur a WTF reaction and anxiety among film development executives in town in regards to what the hell exactly works in this have-and-have-not era of the theatrical marketplace. Many will make the hasty generalization that old, dusty IP doesnât work, or is now deemed too risky when itâs not a superhero project. However, moviemaking is an art, not a science, and annoying as it might sound, good movies float to the top, and this Charlieâs Angels reboot didnât have the goods going back to its script.
<Maybe somebody should have been working on a good story instead of pushing an agenda.
Weâre going to break down for you what went wrong in another graph, but we donât want to bury the success of Disneyâs release of Foxâs James Mangold-directed Ford v Ferrari, which looks to be coming in at $31.5M, well ahead of the $20M+ many were seeing, with an awesome A+ CinemaScore and 4 1/2 stars and a 68% definite recommend on Screen Engine/Comscoreâs PostTrak. After a franchise-laden summer which buried originals, now an original pic is sticking it to the IP.
When it comes to the bombing of Charlieâs Angels, the takeaway is this is what happens when you have IP, but thereâs no reason for telling the story.
In the walk-up to developing Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, and in the wake of its near $1 billion success, a fever broke out at the Culver City lot in the post-Amy Pascal era to reboot former Sony franchises or extend them, i.e. Zombieland: Double Tap (well over $103M at the global B.O. now), the upcoming Bad Boys 3, and, of course, Spider-Man, the latter electrified by Disneyâs Marvel. Development studio executives define their being by getting films greenlit, and whenever that happens, itâs 90% of the job.
And the pressure is on to fill a 10-12 picture annual slate in a world where Disney vacuums up all the best IP. A third Charlieâs Angels with McG directing and Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz and Lucy Liu starring, wasnât made immediately after the second chapter, 2003âs Full Throttle, as the sequel turned out to be 29% more expensive than the 2000 original at $120M, and also made less worldwide, $259.1M to $264.1M. With Elizabeth Banks coming off her hot feature directorial debut with Universalâs Pitch Perfect 2 (which over-indexed in its stateside opening at the B.O., going from $50M projections to $69.2M, and finaled global at $287.1M); after she expressed interest in September 2015 in taking on a Charlieâs Angels reboot with a modern feminist spin, there was no question in Sonyâs mind that the project should move forward.
<Yeah Sony, how's that working out for you? You think they would have learned their lesson...
Guess not.
Back to the story.....
However, there were script problems, I hear, that could never be resolved. A few months after Banks boarded, Evan Spiliotopoulos came on to write. By the time cast was assembled in July 2018, Banks had penned the latest draft off a script by Jay Basu (The Girl in the Spiderâs Web), and earlier drafts by Craig Mazin and Semi Chellas. Andrea Giannetti oversaw the project on the lot. However, I hear that the script for Charlieâs Angels didnât really attract top talent, i.e. Jennifer Lawrence, Emma Stone and Margot Robbie (a trio that would have potentially jazzed up business). Hence, why the production opted to go with largely a fresh face cast outside of Kristen Stewart. While we overwrite that stars mean nothing at the box office, they do, sometimes, when it comes to propping IP, and unfortunately and arguably, no one in Middle America knows who British actress Ella Balinska is, and theyâve only became recently acquainted with Naomi Scott from Disneyâs Aladdin and Lionsgateâs Power Rangers. Stewart, who is hysterical in the movie and even needed more funny bits, is in a different place in her career professionally, publicly, and privately. Itâs unfair to think that she could delver her Twilight fans now.
Had she done Charlieâs Angels promptly in the swell of the Twilight whirlwind (like Snow White and the Huntsmen) then maybe it would have popped.
But she has largely been dormant from popcorn wide releases for the last seven years since 2012âs Twilight: Breaking Dawn ��� Part 2, busy excelling and wowing in specialty awards season and festival fare like Clouds of Sils Maria, Still Alice, and this yearâs Seberg, to name a few. Stewart needed to be paired with equal or bigger-name actresses.
was a one quadrant movie, eyed at women 13-39, especially given its lack of action scenes, and wisely limited their exposure to what I hear is 50%, with co-finance partners 2.0 Entertainment and Perfect World. Sony claims the budget is $48M net; weâve heard in the mid $50Ms. Tax incentives were taken in the picâs Berlin and Hamburg shoots. Perhaps Sony should have spent more, because Charlieâs Angels biggest problem is that it has very low-octane, weâve-seen-it-all-before action scenes. Heck, thereâs more action in a 1980s Chuck Norris movie. After watching Charlieâs Angels earlier this week, I put the first two McG movies on Netflix, and it was like watching Star Wars in comparison to this reboot, with his sharp production design, camera movements, unique action, and comedy set pieces, and, of course, the first movie blasted Sam Rockwell out of a cannon. Understand that the first two movies in the series were able to compete and hold their own in an action space where, yes, Mission: Impossible and Fast & Furious (the first two films came out in 2001 and 2003) also thrived. Mission and Fast sequels distinguish themselves on multiple 10-minute action sequences that weâve never seen before on screen; it doesnât matter who the villain is. This Charlieâs Angels doesnât have that. And not even a super-duper hit song âDonât Call Me Angelâ for the movie from Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, and Lana Del Ray can trigger lines at the multiplex; the music video clocking over 116M views on YouTube, per entertainment social media monitor RelishMix.
Some will claim that Banksâ version was never intended to emulate the meat and potatoes version of McGâs films; that this version was expected to be more comedic, and more feminist. Unfortunately, after McG set the table here with the franchise as an action film, you canât reverse it. You can only outdo him. And with a franchise movie like Charlieâs Angels, you canât make it for a one quadrant audience.
The film arrived on tracking with a $12M-$13M start, and really never budged, but sank. That means marketing didnât work. I heard that a $100M global P&A was first planned on Charlieâs Angels, with the studio now reducing that overall cost greatly to around $50M and pulling back on expensive ads. Another hurdle in activating the young girl demo is that much of the picâs cast isnât on social media. RelishMix says that Banks is the social media star with over 6.6M followers across Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, with Scott counting 3.4M.
Sony kept pushing Charlieâs Angels, which in hindsight means there were development issues. In May 2017, a release date was announced for June 7, 2019. When the cast was locked down in July 2018, Charlieâs got moved to Sept. 27, 2019. In October 2018 when Warners pushed Wonder Woman 1984 from the first weekend in November to summer, Charlieâs took over the autumn spot, which was the same exact place the original 2000 opened. However, when Terminator: Dark Fate moved onto the same first weekend in November, Charlieâs relocated to this weekend as they vied for a China release which they ultimately got.
Charlieâs Angels drew a 66% female crowd, split between 36% over 25 and 30% under 25. But both demos respectively graded it low at 68% and 79%, with men at 35% giving it a 68% grade on PostTrak. Diversity breakdown was 52% Caucasian, 21% Hispanic, 14% Asian/Other, & 13% African American. Charlieâs Angels best markets were on the coasts and big cities. But again, nothing to brag about in Fridayâs $3.2M gross, which includes $900K from Thursday and Wednesday previews.
Says RelishMix, which also foresaw this disaster approaching on social media chatter, âAngels is the latest example in a âwokeâ effort to reboot a franchise that many were not all that interested in to start with. In fact, many references to the 2000 version get a call-out as a reason this one doesnât seem to compare â whether itâs the cast or the action teased from the film.
And, as observed with other recent films, some action/adventure, unfortunately fans say theyâre steering clear of this one because of its âgirl powerâ messaging.â
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So...road trip this weekend. This is pretty absurd, but we donât really have used bookstores here... We have a Books-A-Million at the mall, which dabbles in used books but just barely, and a nerdy store called The Inner Geek that has some books but mostly vintage toys and tabletop gaming gear. And I heard someone opened a book cafĂŠ, but itâs on the far end of town and the online photos made it look more cafĂŠ and less book. (Maybe itâs BYOB, bring-your-own-book?) ANYWAY. Point being. When we want to brose a *good* used bookstore - which I often do, because I love out-of-print classic fantasy novels - we have to leave the state. So Saturday we drove two hours to Lexington because they have a couple Half Price Books stores. And after a full year of not leaving town due to COVID, we had like 7 bags full of books, CDs, video games, and DVDs to sell. Everything went great at the first store. We got there shortly after they opened at 10:00 am and there were signs posted everywhere saying one person per aisle. They had a sign on the door, and also called over the intercom, that your mask must cover your NOSE as well as your mouth. Theyâre taking the pandemic seriously and holding customers accountable! I was very pleased. We got $50 for half our sell-backs and found a lot of great buys, too. Then we had lunch at Schlotzkyâs. I didnât mean to take her picture, but in the background you can see a masked woman. She brought a book into the restaurant to read and it made my heart feel happy! After lunch we found an Asian market and my wife stocked up on sweets and drinks. Then we headed to the second HPB, and thatâs where we somehow picked up a stalker. This store was a different experience entirely. This time we only got $30 for our remaining sell-backs (we split the selling into two trips so we wouldnât have to be running back and forth between the store and the car in one go), and while the signage was the same, nobody was adhering. We were looking at science fiction paperbacks and a tall man talking loudly on his phone kept stepping closer to me until he literally brushed my arm. He wasnât even looking at books - he was on the phone. I pointedly stomped around the other side of our cart to get away from him and while he didnât stutter in his phone conversation, he did go away. I was about ready to make a scene with a loud, âEXCUSE ME - SIX FEET!â My god!!! People piss me off. Then we went to look at some gaming books because my wife found some old White Wolf manuals and we kind of collect them. (I did LARP Vampire: the Masquerade and MAGE briefly, but mostly I keep them for writing inspiration because the worldbuilding is just fascinating...) This time a young male kept inching his way closer while we were examining the two books they had. (The MAGE manual was brand new, velvet-lined, purple, and pristine. Also $60, so I passed. The Camarilla book was an older edition of the one I have, and the pages were pretty filthy, so I also passed.) I thought initially the guy wanted to look at the gaming books because - I say this only because he had glasses and unkempt hair - he looked like a nerd. Turns out, that was not the case. I caught the same guy staring at us as we moved to another section of the store, where he suddenly also happened to be. My wife went into the young adult alcove and was quickly swarmed by three girls. I couldnât even get into the crowded aisle (again, the limit was supposed to be one person!) so I went to another shelf to look at true crime. I checked the YA books a couple more times, waiting for it to clear out some. And the guy was hanging around a corner. Not even alone, he was with a girl and I think another guy. By then I was feeling annoyed. I had a fucking mask on, so I knew he wasnât really looking at my face??? We then looked at middle grade because Iâm always on the lookout for Donna Jo Napoli, and thatâs where they stick her, and i SAW The SAME GUY! He was never actually looking at books. He was always just standing there, looking out of place and hella awkward, never alone but with the same two people, but he was always looking at us. I wasnât sure if my wife had noticed so I said, âLetâs get the fuck outta here. Iâm tired of that guy staring at us.â She hadnât noticed, but loudly proclaimed, âWhere is he? Iâll stare right back?â I just said again, âLetâs get the fuck out of here.â We took our cart of books (yep, found some more) up to the registers. AND THAT MOTHERFUCKER FOLLOWED US. He like...jumped in line behind us, took a sliding leap. He was holding some things so I was like...well, I guess he could be checking out at the same time as us, coincidentally...??? But this time he was without his companions. So we started checking out and I whisper-hissed to my wife, âThatâs--â and she said, âI know.â Then, loudly, she said how rude it was for people to stare. Our cashier said something (Iâm hard of hearing so I donât know what he said; my wife said he told her something like, âI understand, Iâm sorry that happened to youâ), then the other cashier, who I thought was checking that stalker-boy out, held up a flower book and asked, âIs this yours?â We were like...uh....no...and went about our business. After we checked out I grabbed our bags and was trying to like, run for the door. Heâd only had like two things in his hands when I saw him scurry into line, and I was scared heâd try and follow us. Iâm one of those people who fumbles and drops things and typos and gets all sorts of clumsy when I try to hurry, so it took twice as long as it should have. Finally we got out the door and I kept whisper-hissing to my wife, letâs hurry to the car. And she was like, no, if he follows us Iâm going to tell him to fuck off! We got to the car and loaded up our books as fast as possible, and I just wanted the hell out of that parking lot, but my wife was like, no, thereâs a trash can beside the store entrance and Iâm dumping our garbage. I didnât want to hesitate or linger, but despite her insistence that she could do it alone, I went with her. That guy gave me a really bad feeling. He could have been a harmless staring-type of creeper, but regardless, I wasnât about to let her find out on her own. We went back to the store, and as she dumped our trash my wife said that guy was still in the store, fucking staring at us through the window. When they made eye contact, he ducked away from the corner and went down an aisle. I felt shaky for almost an hour after that, until we were headed out of Lexington and absorbed in an audiobook. I donât feel like it was all harmless coincidence. How many times can you run into the same person in a store, even a small one? Why was he even there, if he wasnât interested in books? Iâm not sure if he even bought anything, or did he hand that flower book to âhisâ cashier and try to get her to give it to us as a creepy gift from him? Like, I donât even know what was up with that flower book. We werenât even at that end of the counter. We also considered that he might have gotten it into his head that we were shoplifting. I donât know what would have given him that impression, other than perhaps the fact that I kept taking my cell phone out of my hoodie pocket and tucking it back, as I was comparing prices online versus the store, as I always do... I did see him lean over the counter and talk to the cashiers as we were leaving, and I thought at the time, is he complaining about us? Did he think we were stealing??? Which we werenât, nor were we behaving suspiciously in any way. And, if he had thought that, why hadnât he reported us the first or second times we bumped into each other, instead of waiting until seeing us check out and then jumping into line behind us? I mean, WTF. My best guess was that he perceived two girls looking at gaming books and got nerdily excited. But he didnât try and start a conversation, he just. kept. staring. Men, donât do this, ever. Women have enough shit to worry about without you stalking them, even by accident, in a fucking store.
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The Definitive Whiskey Urban Dictionary
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The whiskey industry has always been steeped in slang, with old-timers stalking the distillery grounds talking about cutting âheadsâ and âtails,â toasting the oak to an âalligator char,â âclockingâ some barrels, and then âthievingâ some bourbon straight from the âbunghole.â Of course, the bar has likewise always had its own lingo, with drinkers ordering up wee âdramsâ of Scotch and âneatâ pours of bourbon. But over the last decade, whiskey enthusiasm has also gone online, via blogs, forums, and private groups on Facebook, and a whole new vernacular has emerged.
Mingle with a group of whiskey enthusiasts online and youâd almost need a Rosetta stone to decipher whatâs being said. Theyâre talking about âbuttsâ and âcrotch shotsâ but itâs nothing X-rated, there are âsherry bombsâ and âHAZMATâ bottles but itâs not that dangerous, and âin the wildâ there are âpeat monstersâ and âunicorns,â though nothing to be scared of. What is to fear are all the acronyms the online whiskey community now employs; it can be truly overwhelming. BTAC? ETL? PCH? Really, WTF?
Ready to test your knowledge and engage in some cultural anthropology? Here is the latest edition of the whiskey geek dictionary.
Age Statement
The age of a whiskey, measured by the youngest barrel within a blend; i.e. a 15-year-old single malt Scotch may be composed of some barrels much older than fifteen years, but there will be none that are younger than that. Note that age statements have increasingly been disappearing over the last decade.
Allocated
A reference to limited products, like Pappy Van Winkle and the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection, specifically doled out to certain retailers (who may have bought and sold a lot of the distilleryâs less-acclaimed products, like vodka or Fireball, in order to receive these allocations). In many cases, a store may only get a few bottles of any allocated product.
Angelâs Share
The percentage of whiskey that is lost due to evaporation as it ages in the barrel. So named because it is said to be what the angels now get to taste. Kentucky bourbon might lose 3 to 4 percent per year, while Scotch will lose around 2 percent due to its more mild climate.
Backup
Extra bottles for your bunker, which thus enable you to actually drink your rare whiskey as opposed to just hoarding it. In usage: âJust landed a backup of 2019 GTS so now I can finally open a bottle and try it.â
Barrel Pick (Also: Store Pick or Private Barrel)
Single barrel bottlings specifically selected by a commercial buyer or group. Sometimes these are sold in stores or offered at the bars that hand-selected them; other times they are solely for a private whiskey group to divvy up amongst themselves. They are usually differentiated from standard products with additional neck-tags or decals (see: Sticker Label).
Barrel Strength (Also: Cask Strength)
Whiskey that is bottled at the exact proof it was when it came out of the barrel. This is usually 100 proof to upwards of 140 proof or more (see: HAZMAT).
BiB
âBottled in Bond,â a reference to a legal classification of whiskey defined by an 1897 act of Congress. To qualify, the bourbon must come from a single distillation season; have been produced by one distiller at one distillery; have been aged in a federally bonded warehouse for at least four years; and is then bottled at exactly 100 proof. If BiB originally assured the integrity of a product â one that hadnât been rectified â today it is not often used.
BIN
Standing for âbuy it now,â this is what collectors on the online secondary market will write in the comments section after someone offers a bottle for sale on Facebook, Instagram, or another platform. The rationale is that the first person to post âBINâ now has dibs at purchasing the bottle at the posterâs originally stated cost. However, it is often used cheekily after someone posts something they have no intention of ever selling, like a family heirloom they just discovered, or a comically gross bottle that has come into their possession.
Bunghole
The small opening in the barrel from which the whiskey is added and ultimately dumped. Bungholes are, no surprise, filled by bungs â small, circular wooden blocks.
Bunker
A personâs private collection, though the term often refers to the portion of it not on display in their house. In usage: âIâve already got a Weller Full Proof but I thought it couldnât hurt to have a few more backups in my bunker.â
Butt
A larger oak barrel, around 500 liters, that originally contained another liquid, often sherry.
Cask
Another name for a barrel, though this usually refers to a Scotch barrel.
Crotch Shot
A strange phenomenon whereas a collector will take a picture of an allocated bottle that they have just scored immediately upon exiting the store and sitting down in their car. Unfortunately, these photos are usually positioned in a way where the bottle is positioned between the buyerâs legs. Many online whiskey groups have taken to banning crotch shots due to their tastelessness and pointless braggadocio.
Dram
A glass of whiskey, usually neat, and usually Scotch.
Dusties
Vintage whiskey, so named because the bottles inherently have dust on them from years of sitting on shelves untouched. However, even cleaned-up vintage bottles are often referred to as âdusties.â
Dusty-Hunting
Searching for vintage whiskey in off-the-beaten-path liquor stores, flea markets, and estate sales, where purveyors might not know the value or rarity of what they possess. The glory days of dusty-hunting, however, have been over for a few years, and big scores are becoming increasingly unlikely.
Finished
When a whiskey spends its final few months, or years, of aging, in a secondary barrel that previously held another liquid such as sherry, port, or Armagnac. Not to be confused with the âfinishâ of a whiskey â in other words, how it lingers on the palate as the flavor dissipates. In usage: âWas this bourbon finished in something? Iâm getting an odd mezcal note.â
Flip/Flipped
Buying a coveted bottle, often at retail prices, only to immediately sell it for an inflated secondary market price. In usage: âI sold that jerk an OWA for $30 and he immediately flipped it!â
Glencairn
A popular style of glass amongst enthusiasts who sip their whiskey neat. Though a reference to the Glencairn Crystal company out of Scotland, which offers several styles of glassware, amongst whiskey geeks the term strictly denotes their 4 ½-inch tapered copita-inspired glass with a thick base.
GTS
âGeorge T. Stagg.â Many hardcore collectors tend to only speak in acronyms when discussing important bottles like PVW23 (Pappy Van Winkle 23 Year Old), M20 (Michterâs 20 Year), and WLW (William Larue Weller). A helpful acronym guide is available on Reddit, of course.
HAZMAT
A whiskey over 140-proof, so labeled by whiskey geeks because you are not legally allowed to take such a bottle onto an airplane, for fear that it could spontaneously ignite.
Hogshead
A 54-gallon cask, usually reconstructed from bourbon barrels with additional staves and larger barrel heads.
Honey Barrel (Also: Sugar Barrel)
A primo barrel of whiskey, ideal for being immediately used as a single barrel selection. Top master distillers and blenders are said to know where all the best-tasting honey barrels are hidden throughout their rickhouses. Certain rickhouses, and certain rickhouse locations, are known for producing an unusually large number of honey barrels.
Honey Hole
A lightly-trafficked liquor store that continually happens to stock rare bottles. The location of honey holes are rarely shared with fellow enthusiasts, lest the shelves soon get cleared. In usage: âI told my bourbon group about my honey hole and now it only has shelf turds.â
The Hunt
When collectors are actively searching for limited editions and allocated whiskeys. As many allocated whiskeys are released in November each year, the late fall and early winter is often known as âhunting season.â
Infinity Bottle (Also: Solera Bottle, Living Bottle, or Vatting)
A perpetual blend that many whiskey fans keep in their homes, often in a decanter. These are created by pouring parts of all or some of oneâs other bottles together, often in a slapdash manner. The fact that the bottle is never emptied gives it its name. Though many collectors have one, they are still widely mocked as a neophyte move.
In the Wild
Public store shelves, out in the open, which is a highly unusual place to locate rare offerings. In usage: âI canât believe I found a Pappy âin the wildâ.â
Juice
Another name for whiskey, usually referring to it before it has been bottled. In usage: âIs that new distillery sourcing MGP juice?â
LE
Limited editions, i.e. rare whiskeys.
Mashbill (or mash bill)
The grain recipe of the mash that is fermented and then distilled into whiskey, i.e. 75 percent corn, 20 percent rye, and 5 percent malted barley.
NCF
âNon-chill filtered.â Many whiskeys have some of their chemical compounds filtered by freezing it â this technique guarantees that the product will appear clear in the bottle. A lot of enthusiasts, however, prefer an NCF whiskey; even if it has the propensity to appear hazy, it retains esters, proteins, and acids that many people believe add flavor and a pleasing, oily mouthfeel. Look for the NCF designation on the label.
The Pappiez
A mocking way of discussing Pappy Van Winkle, usually used in reference to neophyte collectors misidentifying things like Old Rip Van Winkle 10 Year and Van Winkle Special Reserve Lot B as âPappy,â or going to stores demanding access to the limited product.
Peat Monster
A heavily-peated Scotch, typically from the Islay region.
Poor Manâs Pappy
An amateur blend, created on the straightbourbon.com forum and popularized by Bourbonr blogger Blake Riber, that is said to simulate the taste of Pappy Van Winkle at a more accessible cost. However, as its two components, Old Weller Antique 107 and W.L. Weller 12 Year, have likewise become allocated and pricy, this is no longer a blend that is cheap and easy to create.
Rickhouse
The warehouses where barrels are stored for aging. Many are made from wood and are open-air, lacking climate control.
Secondary
The secondary market, a grey area where sought-after whiskey is bought and sold these days. In many cases, that means Facebook, though the social media site has tried to crack down on alcohol sales within the last year.
Shelf Turd
A bottle of whiskey that is perpetually stocked on store shelves. While not a signifier of low quality â plenty of shelf turds like Wild Turkey 101 are quite good â it is a signifier of rarity and collectability.
Sherry Bomb
A heavily sherried Scotch.
Sticker Label
The post-purchase decals that adorn most private barrel picks these days. They will often have cartoonish, if not childish imagery, and usually cite an inside joke within the whiskey group that selected the barrel, or the whiskey community at large. While such decals are not endorsed by the distillery, most distilleries do not seem to find their usage problematic.
Tater
A neophyte drinker and collector, so identified by their silly and often misguided behavior. Though a clear shortening of âpotato,â no one recalls the termâs etymology. In usage: âThat tater specifically booked an international flight just so he could buy Blantonâs at duty-free.â
Unicorn
An extremely rare and, thus, rarely-seen bottle, so identified because collectors are stunned when they come across one âin the wild.â
Wheater
A wheated bourbon, i.e. one in which wheat is used instead of rye as the secondary grain in the mashbill. This often creates a sweeter, âsmootherâ bourbon as seen in popular products like Pappy Van Winkle, Weller, and even Makerâs Mark.
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The Definitive Whiskey Urban Dictionary
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The whiskey industry has always been steeped in slang, with old-timers stalking the distillery grounds talking about cutting âheadsâ and âtails,â toasting the oak to an âalligator char,â âclockingâ some barrels, and then âthievingâ some bourbon straight from the âbunghole.â Of course, the bar has likewise always had its own lingo, with drinkers ordering up wee âdramsâ of Scotch and âneatâ pours of bourbon. But over the last decade, whiskey enthusiasm has also gone online, via blogs, forums, and private groups on Facebook, and a whole new vernacular has emerged.
Mingle with a group of whiskey enthusiasts online and youâd almost need a Rosetta stone to decipher whatâs being said. Theyâre talking about âbuttsâ and âcrotch shotsâ but itâs nothing X-rated, there are âsherry bombsâ and âHAZMATâ bottles but itâs not that dangerous, and âin the wildâ there are âpeat monstersâ and âunicorns,â though nothing to be scared of. What is to fear are all the acronyms the online whiskey community now employs; it can be truly overwhelming. BTAC? ETL? PCH? Really, WTF?
Ready to test your knowledge and engage in some cultural anthropology? Here is the latest edition of the whiskey geek dictionary.
Age Statement
The age of a whiskey, measured by the youngest barrel within a blend; i.e. a 15-year-old single malt Scotch may be composed of some barrels much older than fifteen years, but there will be none that are younger than that. Note that age statements have increasingly been disappearing over the last decade.
Allocated
A reference to limited products, like Pappy Van Winkle and the Buffalo Trace Antique Collection, specifically doled out to certain retailers (who may have bought and sold a lot of the distilleryâs less-acclaimed products, like vodka or Fireball, in order to receive these allocations). In many cases, a store may only get a few bottles of any allocated product.
Angelâs Share
The percentage of whiskey that is lost due to evaporation as it ages in the barrel. So named because it is said to be what the angels now get to taste. Kentucky bourbon might lose 3 to 4 percent per year, while Scotch will lose around 2 percent due to its more mild climate.
Backup
Extra bottles for your bunker, which thus enable you to actually drink your rare whiskey as opposed to just hoarding it. In usage: âJust landed a backup of 2019 GTS so now I can finally open a bottle and try it.â
Barrel Pick (Also: Store Pick or Private Barrel)
Single barrel bottlings specifically selected by a commercial buyer or group. Sometimes these are sold in stores or offered at the bars that hand-selected them; other times they are solely for a private whiskey group to divvy up amongst themselves. They are usually differentiated from standard products with additional neck-tags or decals (see: Sticker Label).
Barrel Strength (Also: Cask Strength)
Whiskey that is bottled at the exact proof it was when it came out of the barrel. This is usually 100 proof to upwards of 140 proof or more (see: HAZMAT).
BiB
âBottled in Bond,â a reference to a legal classification of whiskey defined by an 1897 act of Congress. To qualify, the bourbon must come from a single distillation season; have been produced by one distiller at one distillery; have been aged in a federally bonded warehouse for at least four years; and is then bottled at exactly 100 proof. If BiB originally assured the integrity of a product â one that hadnât been rectified â today it is not often used.
BIN
Standing for âbuy it now,â this is what collectors on the online secondary market will write in the comments section after someone offers a bottle for sale on Facebook, Instagram, or another platform. The rationale is that the first person to post âBINâ now has dibs at purchasing the bottle at the posterâs originally stated cost. However, it is often used cheekily after someone posts something they have no intention of ever selling, like a family heirloom they just discovered, or a comically gross bottle that has come into their possession.
Bunghole
The small opening in the barrel from which the whiskey is added and ultimately dumped. Bungholes are, no surprise, filled by bungs â small, circular wooden blocks.
Bunker
A personâs private collection, though the term often refers to the portion of it not on display in their house. In usage: âIâve already got a Weller Full Proof but I thought it couldnât hurt to have a few more backups in my bunker.â
Butt
A larger oak barrel, around 500 liters, that originally contained another liquid, often sherry.
Cask
Another name for a barrel, though this usually refers to a Scotch barrel.
Crotch Shot
A strange phenomenon whereas a collector will take a picture of an allocated bottle that they have just scored immediately upon exiting the store and sitting down in their car. Unfortunately, these photos are usually positioned in a way where the bottle is positioned between the buyerâs legs. Many online whiskey groups have taken to banning crotch shots due to their tastelessness and pointless braggadocio.
Dram
A glass of whiskey, usually neat, and usually Scotch.
Dusties
Vintage whiskey, so named because the bottles inherently have dust on them from years of sitting on shelves untouched. However, even cleaned-up vintage bottles are often referred to as âdusties.â
Dusty-Hunting
Searching for vintage whiskey in off-the-beaten-path liquor stores, flea markets, and estate sales, where purveyors might not know the value or rarity of what they possess. The glory days of dusty-hunting, however, have been over for a few years, and big scores are becoming increasingly unlikely.
Finished
When a whiskey spends its final few months, or years, of aging, in a secondary barrel that previously held another liquid such as sherry, port, or Armagnac. Not to be confused with the âfinishâ of a whiskey â in other words, how it lingers on the palate as the flavor dissipates. In usage: âWas this bourbon finished in something? Iâm getting an odd mezcal note.â
Flip/Flipped
Buying a coveted bottle, often at retail prices, only to immediately sell it for an inflated secondary market price. In usage: âI sold that jerk an OWA for $30 and he immediately flipped it!â
Glencairn
A popular style of glass amongst enthusiasts who sip their whiskey neat. Though a reference to the Glencairn Crystal company out of Scotland, which offers several styles of glassware, amongst whiskey geeks the term strictly denotes their 4 1/2-inch tapered copita-inspired glass with a thick base.
GTS
âGeorge T. Stagg.â Many hardcore collectors tend to only speak in acronyms when discussing important bottles like PVW23 (Pappy Van Winkle 23 Year Old), M20 (Michterâs 20 Year), and WLW (William Larue Weller). A helpful acronym guide is available on Reddit, of course.
HAZMAT
A whiskey over 140-proof, so labeled by whiskey geeks because you are not legally allowed to take such a bottle onto an airplane, for fear that it could spontaneously ignite.
Hogshead
A 54-gallon cask, usually reconstructed from bourbon barrels with additional staves and larger barrel heads.
Honey Barrel (Also: Sugar Barrel)
A primo barrel of whiskey, ideal for being immediately used as a single barrel selection. Top master distillers and blenders are said to know where all the best-tasting honey barrels are hidden throughout their rickhouses. Certain rickhouses, and certain rickhouse locations, are known for producing an unusually large number of honey barrels.
Honey Hole
A lightly-trafficked liquor store that continually happens to stock rare bottles. The location of honey holes are rarely shared with fellow enthusiasts, lest the shelves soon get cleared. In usage: âI told my bourbon group about my honey hole and now it only has shelf turds.â
The Hunt
When collectors are actively searching for limited editions and allocated whiskeys. As many allocated whiskeys are released in November each year, the late fall and early winter is often known as âhunting season.â
Infinity Bottle (Also: Solera Bottle, Living Bottle, or Vatting)
A perpetual blend that many whiskey fans keep in their homes, often in a decanter. These are created by pouring parts of all or some of oneâs other bottles together, often in a slapdash manner. The fact that the bottle is never emptied gives it its name. Though many collectors have one, they are still widely mocked as a neophyte move.
In the Wild
Public store shelves, out in the open, which is a highly unusual place to locate rare offerings. In usage: âI canât believe I found a Pappy âin the wildâ.â
Juice
Another name for whiskey, usually referring to it before it has been bottled. In usage: âIs that new distillery sourcing MGP juice?â
LE
Limited editions, i.e. rare whiskeys.
Mashbill (or mash bill)
The grain recipe of the mash that is fermented and then distilled into whiskey, i.e. 75 percent corn, 20 percent rye, and 5 percent malted barley.
NCF
âNon-chill filtered.â Many whiskeys have some of their chemical compounds filtered by freezing it â this technique guarantees that the product will appear clear in the bottle. A lot of enthusiasts, however, prefer an NCF whiskey; even if it has the propensity to appear hazy, it retains esters, proteins, and acids that many people believe add flavor and a pleasing, oily mouthfeel. Look for the NCF designation on the label.
The Pappiez
A mocking way of discussing Pappy Van Winkle, usually used in reference to neophyte collectors misidentifying things like Old Rip Van Winkle 10 Year and Van Winkle Special Reserve Lot B as âPappy,â or going to stores demanding access to the limited product.
Peat Monster
A heavily-peated Scotch, typically from the Islay region.
Poor Manâs Pappy
An amateur blend, created on the straightbourbon.com forum and popularized by Bourbonr blogger Blake Riber, that is said to simulate the taste of Pappy Van Winkle at a more accessible cost. However, as its two components, Old Weller Antique 107 and W.L. Weller 12 Year, have likewise become allocated and pricy, this is no longer a blend that is cheap and easy to create.
Rickhouse
The warehouses where barrels are stored for aging. Many are made from wood and are open-air, lacking climate control.
Secondary
The secondary market, a grey area where sought-after whiskey is bought and sold these days. In many cases, that means Facebook, though the social media site has tried to crack down on alcohol sales within the last year.
Shelf Turd
A bottle of whiskey that is perpetually stocked on store shelves. While not a signifier of low quality â plenty of shelf turds like Wild Turkey 101 are quite good â it is a signifier of rarity and collectability.
Sherry Bomb
A heavily sherried Scotch.
Sticker Label
The post-purchase decals that adorn most private barrel picks these days. They will often have cartoonish, if not childish imagery, and usually cite an inside joke within the whiskey group that selected the barrel, or the whiskey community at large. While such decals are not endorsed by the distillery, most distilleries do not seem to find their usage problematic.
Tater
A neophyte drinker and collector, so identified by their silly and often misguided behavior. Though a clear shortening of âpotato,â no one recalls the termâs etymology. In usage: âThat tater specifically booked an international flight just so he could buy Blantonâs at duty-free.â
Unicorn
An extremely rare and, thus, rarely-seen bottle, so identified because collectors are stunned when they come across one âin the wild.â
Wheater
A wheated bourbon, i.e. one in which wheat is used instead of rye as the secondary grain in the mashbill. This often creates a sweeter, âsmootherâ bourbon as seen in popular products like Pappy Van Winkle, Weller, and even Makerâs Mark.
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(Sorry if itâs late :(( )
Otayuri Week 2017 Day 2: Social Media/Celebrations (FaceTime, Skype, Youtube, Instagram)
A/N: Sequel to ânow i gotta wash my mouth out with soapâ~! Also featuring an Original Female Character.
His mind is a cosmic chaos of emotions. Not even skating himself to the death is helping him.
As the past six months ran by, his communication with his labeled âbestieâ remained ambiguously normal. They talk on Skype as they usually do, always ranging from their skating routines to their daily nonsense (cats, weather, etc.). And it was perfectly normal. They barely engaged a conversation on love, Mila, or⌠the Accident (because it totally was; come on, he wasnât thinking straight.) and that is totally normal in their imaginary rule book. Even before said fiasco, they never really took the time to indulge on that topic, merely in passing (âwho was your first kissâ, âwho was the worst partnerâ, âthe most embarrassing moment when you datedâ). So yea. Totally mundane and ordinary.Â
Except it wasnât okay. It took all his strength not to broach on any topic. It would be weird and awkward. Awkweird. It was not the line friends cross and while he did cross the line by an inch, he was just pushed back to his side of the line where he initially belonged. Beka, being casual and everything, did not initiate nor push him about it. He merely kept his usual composure, just how the way things were.
And it only fueled his turmoil. It doesnât help that his relationship with Mila grew fragile. A few days after he left, she had this.. look. There was no smile this time but there was something on her expression that she knew something.. that somehow it was his fault that he fucked up their relationship.
Through this chaos, anger at himself became his drive in training. But it wasnât only anger, there was a whole icing of anguish spread on top. He stretched his limits, to the brink of his own sanity, almost tearing his body from limb to limb. To those who noticed said nothing, merely watching from afar and only intervening when he came close to passing out.
And said intervention came to the rescue. She was a friend of his from overseas who lived with katsudon and old man. Her parents and Katstudonâs parents go way back and decided to ship her here in Russia for a mini vacation.
***
Tine [20:30] Yo asshole!
[20:45] tf do u want bitch? why are you still up? katsudon wouldâve put you to bed by now..
Tine [20:47] Ahem. Iâm a fucking 20-year-old adult. I make the rules.
[20:48] 20-year-old adult in a fifteen-year-old body :p
Tine [20:49] HEY! Watch it, kid, regardless of our two-year gap, Iâm still older than you.
[20:50] yea. but i LOOK older than you :p even old man thinks ur my little sis
Tine [20:59] ...point taken.
Tine [21:00] Anyways. Howâs it going?
[21:01] cut the crap
Tine [21:03] YOU cut the crap, Mr. âIâm angry with the world and everything thatâs teen angstâ
[21:06] ur lame af
Tine [21:04] And youâre stalling... havenât heard from you much.. whatâs really up..? howâs he doing?
[21:06] same old same old.. the usual.. nothing changed really..
Tine [21:07] ....After all that?
Tine [21:08] That fucking sucks.
[21:13] tell me about it
[21:15] what makes it worse is mila hasnât really talked to me..
[21:17] and iâm too distracted in coming up with any ideas for my theme and song music..
[21:18] and bekaâs.. Bekaâs okay. Weâre cool. We talk the usual shit.
Tine [21:19] but youâre not okay.
[21:20] ...is that all you got? putting out the obv?
Tine [21:21] Hm.
[21:22] spill it woman, i donât have all night for this
Tine [21:23] What say you and I do a little music jam? Make a Youtube account?
[21:24] whut
Tine [21:25] For a stress reliever, dumbass. You can sing. I can sing. We both can play the guitar and we can put it up on Youtube.. Plus we can search for some music you might like thatâs beyond classical. Itâs a win-win for everyone.
[21:28] what do u get out of this?
Tine [21:30] To do something for shits and giggles. Something nice for my spare time.
Tine [21:31] What say you?
[21:34] sure i guess
Tine [21:25] Such enthusiasm.
[21:26] hey ur asking a lot from me here.
***
True to heart, they went music scavenging as planned on the days he finished his training. That meant his time with his friend from overseas overlapped with his Skyping time with Otabek. He introduced the two one evening and it went slightly awkward, seeing as they barely have anything in common except for maybe some literature, but that was only in passing. She and Yuri decided to keep the music project a secret, with the viable excuse of her being there was to be watched over (âHey, Iâm older than you, you knowâ âYou donât act like itâ). Otabek didnât mind of course. They still kept their conversations as mundane as they make it while Tine sat beside him mostly in silence, sometimes listening, sometimes reading some shit (âSeriously, just pretend I donât exist; i donât usually wanna talkâ she laughed). It was an upgraded routine for all of them and no one seemed to mind one bit.
He wasnât exactly sure how she managed to rope him into this. While yes they both have the skills to do so, he was hesitant in trying her songs. Most of them were dark, creepy and downright strange. She also had a wide variety of options. There was an equal proportion of hip hop, grunge, metal, acoustic, with a few jazz and blues combined. Beka helped as well, seeing he is a DJ and has encountered most of the music she presented. However, he never truly found out what Yuri needed for, only for some new music to skate for.Â
(Sometimes, he can feel his best friend has an inkling of what they were up to, but thatâs just paranoia).
Fortunately, it only took two weeks for them to find a song they both liked.
***
yuri-plisetsky
Soap Cover - Melanie Martinez
[one minute sneak peak video]
âI feel it coming out my throat Guess I better wash my mouth out with soap God, I wish I never spoke Now I gotta wash my mouth out with soapâ
[link to Youtube]
#melaniemartinez #cover #soap
Tagged: @chriscapssÂ
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BestYuriAngels OMFG HE CAN ACTUALLY SING!!!
christophe-gc Such accent!!! <3 Love his voice
Yurisonlylover Whoâs she? His surrogate sister or something?
BestYuriAngels @Yurisonlylover I think so.. I saw a picture of them once. [link]
phichit+chu Damn that voice~
v-nikiforov Wow! Amazing, Yurio! @yuri-plisetsky @chriscapss Â
chriscapps Damn.. so many views per day.. Youâre good for this music business @yuri-plisetsky.
***
They only posted one video yet they were already famous. His phone exploded with notifications filled with likes, dislikes and comments. Yakov didnât seem care, as long as he kept on practicing his usual routines. Mila started talking to him again, with the help of Tin. He introduced them three days after he uploaded their video. One look from Mila and she was already adored by the older skater (âYURI SHEâS SO ADORABLE!!!â). They now go out for coffee breaks.Â
And Otabek.. Beka was impressed. Still is. After he found out the video, they finally found another topic that piqued their interest: music.Â
***
Beka [17:00] Hey. Nice cover. When did you learn how to sing like that?
[17:02] a couple of years back, tineâs first visit in russia. We had a couple of gigs together, but this is the first time we ever posted a song that we actually like.
Beka [17:03] You had a lot of disagreements before?
[17:04] pfft, more like full-blown arguments. her song choices can be a little creepy
Beka [17:05] I noticed...
***
Since then, there conversations prolonged and gradually, contentment filled his emotions more than his own anguish over unrequited affections. This upgraded their routine and level of closeness further and while it was not what his other part of himself had hoped, it was enough for him to have that familiar comfort of talking to him again.Â
This music project isnât so bad after all.
***
yuri-plisetsky
Carousel Cover - Melanie Martinez
[one minute sneak peak]
âAnd it's all fun and games, 'Til somebody falls in love, But you've already bought a ticket, And there's no turning back nowâ
[link to Youtube]
#melaniemartinez #cover #thissongrocks
Tagged: @chriscapssÂ
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YuriPisMyJam God, that voice.. I live for that voice
Plisexyness Another Melanie?? Is he a CryBaby fan?
chriscapss @Plisexyness I am the huge fan. He just happened to like some of her songs.Â
Y-Angels56Â @chriscapss OMFG, can you do a cover on Cry Baby? Training Wheels? Are you guys gonna cover the whole album.
chriscapss @Y-Angels56 Nah haha. Maybe?
yuri-plisetsy @chriscapss no..Â
***
Tine [19:00] Any ideas for your music theme?
[20:15] none yet..
Tine [20:25] You doinâ ayt?
[20:30] more or less.. fucking tired though. almost collapsed when i couldnât nail that jump right...
Tine [20:31] Ah
[20:33] beka and i are doing okay if thatâs what youâre asking... am weirded out by mila though.
Tine [20:36] Why?
[20:40] she seems to be talking to me now.. beka hasnât mentioned about her at all. not like we talk about dating so seriously..
Tine [20:41] Seems okay.. Whatâs the problem though..
[20:43] nothing i guess..
Tine [20:45] Hm..
[20:47] wanna jam something tom? i think.. i may have a few ideas for my program..
Tine [20:48] Same artist?
[20:49] omfg ur killing me u know...
Tine [20:50] So you do like all of her songs now?
[20:51] not all, okay.. a couple... but she grew on me.. iâll admit that..
Tine [20:55] YAY! So what say we pick another poison from her album?
***
yuri-plisetsky
Cake Cover - Melanie Martinez
[one minute preview video]
âI feel like I'm just missing Something whenever you leave We've got all the ingredients Except you needing meâ
[link to Youtube]
#melaniemartinez #thisonetookthecake #freakinggenius
Tagged: @chriscapssÂ
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YuriPisMyJam Okay, third timeâs the charm. wtf is going on here?
BestYuriAngels This is just their third song, but theyâre all the same artists..
Y-Angels56Â Thatâs just the third video.. nothing much to discern over anything yet..
YuriPisMyJam @Y-Angels yea but.. come on, the chosen lyrics? the chosen songs? thereâs something going on...
leodglesia woah @yuri-plisetsky never knew you were a fan.. we should put up some gigs sometime.
***
The internet is now speculating on said posts. It had only been three covers of the same artist and people are already assuming that therein lies a deeper intentions that the said skater was hiding. Even the people around him were starting to wonder, with the stupid pig and stupid old man barraging him with hugs, questioning his mental well-being or if he was moping for someone. Mila even singled him out once or twice over the week, not-so-subtley prying for answer. Otabek was speculative (his best friend is too smart for his own good) but only mentioned in passing. Yuri could only keep up with the excuse to their covers as Tine being an avid fan.
And that was true.
Only, this was an outlet; a healthy outlet to convey his raging emotions. Little did he care that Otabek was oblivious to their purpose now. In a way, itâs pouring his intentions in guise of a singerâs spontaneity (because of this, he was glad that he had Tine singing with him; sheâs a really good use for an excuse).
He admittedly grew an appreciation for the artist, how much skill and talent was shown through the way she writes them, and the way she sang each of her songs.Â
To that extent, it was already giving him ideas for his music and theme for the upcoming competition.Â
God, he is such a sap.
***
Tine [21:00] Ready for tom?
[21:34] yep.
***
yuri-plisetsky
Training Wheels Cover - Melanie Martinez
[one minute preview video]
âYou've been riding two-wheelers all your life It's not like I'm asking to be your wife I wanna make you mine, but that's hard to say Is this coming off in a cheesy way?â
[link to Youtube]
#melaniemartinez #awesomesong
Tagged: @chriscapssÂ
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YuriPisMyJam omfg something else is going on... I just know it..
Y-Angels So maybe there is...
leodglesia Awesome cover, guys!!!  Sick guitar plucking @chriscapssÂ
saymyname what is with the Crybaby themes??? Could it be..?
Y-Angels Pining? Unrequited love??? theyâre quite apparent...
saymyname maybe itâs just a coincidence.. who knows..
****
Beka [23:30] Hey. Great cover today *thumbs up emoji*
[00:01] thnx..
A/N: Credits to Melanie Martinez and her awesome album track!!
#otayuri week 2017#day 2#otayuri#otabek#yurio#mila babicheva#original female character#social media#songfic?#ellipsesarefun writes
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