#C.J. Anderson

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Pamela Anderson and Nicole Eggert in the ‘Stakeout at Surfrider Beach’ episode of Baywatch (1993).

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NFL’s 2023 OROY/DROY 💪🏾

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🌈 Queer Books Coming Out in May 2024 🌈

🌈 Good morning, my bookish bats! Struggling to keep up with all the amazing queer books coming out this month? Here are a FEW of the stunning, diverse queer books you can add to your TBR before the year is over. Remember to #readqueerallyear! Happy reading!

[ Release dates may have changed. ]

❤️ Farzana's Spite - Felix Graves 🧡 Archangels of Funk - Andrea Hairston 💛 How It Works Out - Myriam Lacroix 💚 Queer History A to Z - Robin Stevenson, Vivian Rosas 💙 Queerceañera - Alex Crespo 💜 Second Night Stand - Karelia Stetz-Waters, Fay Stetz-Waters ❤️ You Can Call Me Cooper - Cali Kitsu 🧡 Gooseberry - Robin Gow 💛 Grand Slam Romance - Ollie Hicks, Emma Oosterhous 💙The Witches of Silverlake - Simon Curtis, Stephanie Son 💜 Drawn to the Enemy - Barbara Winkes 🌈 The Truth of Our Past - Heather Leighson

❤️ Infaust - T.D. Cloud, Ambi Sun 🧡 Garner for Gold - Catherine Labadie 💛 The Z Word - Lindsay King-Miller 💚 Snake Charming - Genevieve McCluer 💙 The 7-10 Split - Karmen Lee 💜 Loving Jemima - Sienna Waters ❤️ The Potion Gardener - Arden Powell 🧡 A Swift and Sudden Exit - Nico Vincenty 💛 The Worst Ronin - Maggie Tokuda-Hall, Faith Schaffer 💙 Murray Out of Water -Taylor Tracy 💜 The Guncle Abroad - Steven Rowley 🌈 The Weight of What Was - Pip Landers-Letts

❤️ The Amazing Alpha Tau Pledge Project - Lisa Henry, Sarah Honey 🧡 I Met Death & Sex Through My Friend, Tom Meuley - Thom Vernon 💛 Malicia - Steven dos Santos 💚 The Sins on Their Bones - Laura R. Samotin 💙 SLUTS: Anthology - Michelle Tea 💜 You Should Be So Lucky - Cat Sebastian ❤️ Death's Country - R.M. Romero 🧡 Cinema Love - Jiaming Tang 💛 The Brides of High Hill - Nghi Vo 💙 Emma - Jenna Kent 💜 Wish We Were There - Lionel Hart 🌈 A Troublemaker in Her Eyes - Genta Sebastian

❤️ I Make Envy on Your Disco - Eric Schnall 🧡 Lavash at First Sight - Taleen Voskuni 💛 Queer Power Couples - Hannah Murphy Winter, Billie Winter 💚 In Repair - A.L. Graziadei 💙 A Heart Divided - Angie Williams 💜 Long After We Are Gone - Terah Shelton Harris ❤️ The Queen of Steeplechase Park - David Ciminello 🧡 Lunar Boy - Jes Wibowo, Cin Wibowo 💛 Hot Boy Summer - Joe Jiménez 💙 Sunhead - Alex Assan 💜 The Summer Love Strategy - Ray Stoeve 🌈 Into the Mouth of the Wolf - Erin Gough

❤️ The Girl in Question - Tess Sharpe 🧡 The Lost Erwain - Mariah Stillbrook 💛 Starfire - Naomi Hughes 💚 Adrift - Sam Ledel 💙 Shanghai Murder - Jessie Chandler 💜 April May June July - Alison B. Hart ❤️ A Bone in His Teeth - Kellen Graves 🧡 Cabin Fever - Tagan Shepard 💛 Don't Be a Drag - Skye Quinlan 💙 The Ride of Her Life - Jennifer Dugan 💜 The Redemption of Daya Keane - Gia Gordon 🌈 Nearlywed - Nicolas DiDomizio

❤️ The Sunforge - Sascha Stronach 🧡 The End of Time - Trudie Skies 💛 Silent Ones - Melissa Polk 💚 Prime Time Travelers - Neil Laird 💙 My Darling Dreadful Thing - Johanna van Veen 💜 The Honey Witch - Sydney J. Shields ❤️ Spitting Gold - Carmella Lowkis 🧡 Last Chance - Claire Highton-Stevenson 💛 Road Home - Rex Ogle 💙 Only for Convenience - Shannon O'Connor 💜 Linus and Etta Could Use a Win - Caroline Huntoon 🌈 Finding Molly Parsons - Alyson Root

❤️ Breathe: Journeys to Healthy Binding - Maia Kobabe, Dr. Sarah Peitzmeier 🧡 See You Next Month - Jamey Moody 💛 Until You Say My Name - Tatum Schroeder 💚 Disembark - Jen Currin 💙 True Love and Other Impossible Odds - Christina Li 💜 Flyboy - Kasey LeBlanc ❤️ Thirsty - Jas Hammonds 🧡 Hands Off - N. Slater 💛 Flooded Secrets - Claudie Arseneault 💙 The Deer and the Dragon - Piper C.J. 💜 To Be Loved - Frank G. Anderson 🌈 Snowblooded - Emma Sterner-Radley

❤️ Blood Remains - Cathy Pegau 🧡 Blood on the Tide - Katee Robert 💛 We Were the Universe - Kimberly King Parsons 💚 Loyalty - E.J. Noyes 💙 Spirits and Sirens - Kelly Fireside 💜 Clean Kill - Anne Laughlin ❤️ The Worst Perfect Moment - Shivaun Plozza 🧡 Oye - Melissa Mogollon 💛 Here for the Wrong Reasons - Annabel Paulsen, Lydia Wang 💙 Exhibit - R.O. Kwon 💜 Experienced - Kate Young 🌈 Parenting with Pride - Heather Hester

❤️ Road to Ruin - Hana Lee 🧡 Meet Me in Berlin - Samantha L. Valentine 💛 The Advice Columnist - Cade Haddock Strong 💚 where lost & hopeless things go - Bryony Rosehurst 💙 Pit Stop - Ellis Mae 💜 The Switchboard - Christina K. Glover ❤️ In the Shallows - Tanya Byrne 🧡 Have You Seen This Girl - Nita Tyndall 💛 Another First Chance - Robbie Couch 💙 The Only Light Left Burning - Erik J. Brown 💜 Keepers of the Stones and Stars - Michael Barakiva 🌈 A Little Kissing Between Friends - Chencia C. Higgins

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Pamela Anderson as C.J. Parker (Baywatch)

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sooo in your au, what would the hook siblings and Peter pan’s reactions be if they met each other? An ig wendy and her siblings and the never land ensemble in general

SOOO about that in a past post I explained that I didn’t know about Harry’s siblings till it was too late and I will show you how to write them in  while keeping the story that I liked.

 I actually figured it out while writing that post and added it in and by now I figured out even more about how to get hooks siblings in.

 Literally just gave James a brother and I made Harriet and CJ Harry’s cousins. But as a bonus I just found some more out, and now James brothers name is Remus Hook and he is a cowboy. 😄

Get it?!? Because Cowboys are the Pirates of the dry land????

Anyway, that also means that Harriet and CJ‘s aesthetics are now of the cowboys. Honestly cowboys and country men are of my favorite things, because like the looks are so good.

Speaking of what you asked if Peter Pan ever met Harry again, he would absolutely try to kill him. I don’t know if anybody remembers but Peter Pan is not a good dude. A lot of versions of his story wrote him as this ageist little prick who steals kids and kills them when they grow up. Here after hook accidentally had Harry with a Random ass woman  Peter gets a hold of the woman wait for her to birth out the baby, kills her and then steals Harry,  he threatens to hook that he’ll raise Harry as his own, and make him hate hook. But Hook knows that his baby will never grow up at all and essentially be useless for eternity. When he  reminded Peter about this Peter just ended up trying to get rid of the baby by throwing him into a river. Hook, of course, saves his son and returns to the isles costal shores to raise him.

Now I know that writing Peter Pan like this will make James incredibly sympathetic, and as though he is in the complete right to hate a man that cut off his hand and killed the mother of his baby, and tried to kill the baby itself, but most of Hooks problems make him the irredeemable villain that I want him to be. is mostly caused by his complete lack of care for others. All of his focus for all of his life since getting his hand cut off has been to end Peter. He doesn’t care about any other kids that may hurt. He only cares if he gets HIS revenge. he is also a murder and he will have the first on screen kill as a reference to him being the first Disney Villian depicted killing someone.

Harry’s reaction to Peter would be to get as far away as possible, he knows how important killing peter is to his father and he doesn’t want to have to take Peter out in self-defense. James’s brother Remus is much nicer than Hook but looks just like him, so Peter would definitely not notice the difference and try to kill him. However. Remus is a gunslinger and does NOT miss often so as soon as Peter comes for him, or his daughters, somebody’s head is getting blown off and it’s not gonna be Remus.

Also, James and Remus are the Hook Brothers middle names in my Au. Their full Names are Killian James Hook and Arregaithel Remus Hook. Here’s the whole family tree seen in my Au

Parents:

Sean Hook and Deana Hook

Sons;

Killian (Kee) James Hook and Arregaithel (Argy) Remus Hook

Sons children Children (in order of age):

Harriet Beth Hook , Harry Sullivan Hook and Christina-Janneigh (C.J) Anderson Hook

Don’t ask me why Sean and Deana Hook named their kids like that I dunno.

Everybody that knows Killian and Argy calls them by there middle names but they call each other Kee and Argy( if they’re arguing they’ll call each other Keekee and Archibald respectively)

Wendy and co has dementia and that’s all I know about her. :| But her daughter Jane is the mother of Remus’ children I don’t have much worked out for them tho…

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5 Teams That Might Prevent the Inevitable Threepeat

At long last the worst part of the sports calendar is finally behind us! No longer do we have to desperately suckle at the teat of baseball while we wait for the real action to begin. That’s the good news. The bad news? It’s still the Chiefs’ world and we’re all living in it.

After losing to the Raiders on Christmas Day last year, Kansas City finally looked vulnerable. The offense was broken, MVS needed body guards just to go to the store, and their first ever road trip in the postseason was looming. But any doubts of how inevitable Mahomes truly is at this point have surely been quelled by this latest run as he led the Chiefs through a road trip from hell, going through the Bills and Ravens in their houses, before beating arguably the most complete Niners’ team in the last 30 years in their division rivals’ home stadium to earn the third ring in his already legendary career.

So if a Chiefs team with as many weaknesses as this one had could go through that brutal of a postseason lineup and still win it all, what team can possibly dethrone the Back-to-Back champs after they addressed their offensive deficiencies by drafting the fastest player in NFL Combine history? Well the god honest truth is, probably none! But who are we to tell you watching this season is a complete waste of time for 31 fanbases! For those of you getting high off hopium like us, here’s 5 teams that MIGHT have a shot at preventing the first ever threepeat.

Pittsburgh Steelers

Don’t be so quick to give up on Russ and Justin Fields in an Arthur Smith offense could be a game chang……we’re just fucking with you lol

Houston Texans

As unbelievable as Mahomes’ debut as the starter in his second year was, C.J. Stroud had one of the greatest rookie seasons of all time. And Houston has done everything possible to ensure he doesn’t experience a Sophomore slump with key additions such as Stefon Diggs, Joe Mixon, and even his college tight end in Cade Stover along with returning stars in Nico Collins and Tank Dell.

Pairing Danielle Hunter with Defensive Rookie of the year Will Anderson should also give Demeco Ryans all the firepower he needs to put opposing QBs’ asses in the turf as well. The real question is whether or not they’re ready to swim in the deep end of the AFC pool. If so, Stroud just might establish himself as the new sheriff in town and Diggs might not have to watch the Chiefs celebrate from the sideline for once.

Cincinnati Bengals

If there has been one boogeyman in Patrick Mahomes’ career, it’s Joe Burrow. Under Burrow, the Bengals have gone 3-1 against Kansas City, with the one loss coming in a highly controversial AFC Championship game where the Chiefs kept getting mulligans on 3rd & 9 due to officiating fuckery.

The Bengals missed the playoffs last year at least in part due to injuries and will be without now former Offensive Coordinator Brian Callahan for the first time in Joe Burrow’s career. There’s also the ongoing contractual issues with Cincinnati’s favorite super weapon Ja’Marr Chase that may result in him missing games. Time will tell what kind of impact all of this will have, but at the very least the real Slim Shady appears to have stood back up.

Detroit Lions

Legitimately, is there a more fun team in football than the Detroit Lions right now? The perfect meld of old school ground and pound, new age passing concepts, and a Head Coach jacked on borderline lethal levels of espresso. While it’s easy to point out that the Lions already beat the back-to-back champs to kick start the 2023 season (in their house no less), it’s important to note that two of the Chiefs most important players in Travis Kelce and Chris Jones missed that game. The latter of which, doesn’t get nearly enough credit for both of the Chief’s Super Bowl wins over another team featured in this article (oops spoiler alert).

What Detroit…..devout? Dedicated? Whatever the fuck their fans call themselves, should focus on is how much better they got throughout the year and how they had the Chiefs’ eventual Super Bowl opponent (spoiler spoiler spoiler!!!!) on the ropes until a miraculous halftime comeback for the ages. With an offensive line that imposes its will in a manner that would make Weinstein blush, a dynamic duo at RB in Gibbs & Montgomery, an alpha Receiver & an end-zone magnet Tight End, a force off the edge who finished 2nd in QB pressures last year (101) and a QB who can reliably orchestrate it all, the Lions have all the ingredients to put a dent in the Kansas City dynasty.

San Francisco 49ers

Pure seething hatred alone might will this victory into existence. Seriously, what did Kyle Shanahan do to the scriptwriters to make them hate him so much. Popping Dre Greenlaw’s Achilles in a Super Bowl this team was dominating early on? A muffed punt? And let’s not forget the overtime debacle, that added a nice twist from the last time Mahomes & Co ripped the Faithfuls’ hearts out of their chest. Tinfoil hats aside, this team’s sexual frustration has to make Tiger Woods look celibate.

All of that said, why include them as a threat to a Quarterback they’ve literally never beaten? Well for starters, Vegas has them neck and neck with Kansas City to win it all and we all know how much they hate losing (right right off with the tinfoil hat). But more importantly Brock Purdy, every analysts’ favorite punching bag, took Mahomes and this dynastic roster to overtime on the biggest stage in his first full season as a starter. San Francisco just has to hope him having a proper offseason is enough to overcome all the Brandon Aiyuk and Trent Williams drama and they just might have a shot at finally getting out from Andy Reid’s shadow. Week 7 will offer a nice preview of this one.

Baltimore Ravens

Ah yes, it all comes down to the the matchup that will kick start the whole 2024 ride in approximately 3 hours from the time of this writing. Baltimore has been the standard of the NFL from the Front Office down in the Lamar Jackson era. Yet despite being the darlings of the analytics community in that time, they’ve only won one of five matchups against Mahomes’ Chiefs. Which begs the question is this really a rivalry?

Despite being NFL Royalty against the rest of the league, Baltimore needs something more to gain the edge over the Chiefs and maybe just maybe, that something is a King.

After helping end Baltimore’s season just a few short years ago, Derrick Henry is now hoping to help the Ravens extend their season one more game than last year and cement the legacy of his reign with a Lombardi Trophy. If Henry has lost a step, it’s hard to envision this team toppling Kansas City with key losses to their Defense and O-Line. But if he can be the transformational piece the Ravens signed him to be, they just might have the best chance at ending the dynasty…..well maybe for a year.

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Media rec roundup

Things I have been enjoying lately and would encourage you to enjoy too:

Ongoing - Abbott Elementary! So cute, great fun, destress to this

Series - Self-Made: Madam C.J. Walker. Brilliant, so incredibly well done, inspirational

Movie (Netflix) - Scoop. Has Billie Piper and Gillian Anderson in the starring roles, not as exciting plot-wise because it was based on a true event. Billie looks amazing as always. Still not over how I didn't have anything interesting or nonawkward to say to her after (re)meeting her in February. My only comfort is that I'm positive she doesn't remember I exist. Anyway, if you aren't triggered by Epstein talk, watch this to support the iconic sci-fi girls.

BOOK - Y'all I read a real published work of fiction, and it was not rereading The Night Circus again. Naturally, it was @erinmorgenstern's The Starless Sea. GENIUS. Truly incredible work. I should probably read fiction by someone who is not Erin at some point, but I also might just read this a few more times to pick up on all the symbolism, foreshadowing, metaphors, etc. I missed.

Music - Obviously, TTPD by TSwift by also Eva Westphal, Julia Wolfe, Holly Humberstone, and Chappell Roan

Next up - I checked out a real live DVD from ye olde county library because it wasn't available anywhere on streaming, but I figured Lesbian Visibility Week should end in rewatching King Arthur, which was the Keira Knightley who converted me to sapphism all those years ago but it took a couple decades to realize what was going on there. Pick your favorite Gay Awakening Keira and enjoy this weekend.

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MBTI & Celebs

Pamela Anderson: ESFP

“Pamela Denise Anderson (born July 1, 1967) is a Canadian-American actress, model, and media personality.

She is best known for her glamour modeling work in Playboy magazine and for her role as "C.J." Parker on the television series Baywatch (1992–1997). (…)

Anderson made her Broadway debut playing Roxie Hart in the Broadway production of Chicago for eight weeks from April 12, 2022 to June 5, 2022. (…)

Anderson has been married six times. She married her first husband, Tommy Lee, drummer of Mötley Crüe, on February 19, 1995, after knowing him for only four days.”

Sources: wiki/Pamela_Anderson; Pamela, a Love Story (Ryan White, 2023)

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AP Most Valuable Player Josh Allen Lamar Jackson Christian McCaffrey Dak Prescott Brock Purdy AP Defensive Player of the Year DaRon Bland Maxx Crosby Myles Garrett Micah Parsons T.J. Watt AP Offensive Player of the Year Tyreek Hill Lamar Jackson CeeDee Lamb Christian McCaffrey Dak Prescott AP Offensive Rookie of the Year Jahmyr Gibbs Sam LaPorta Puka Nacua Bijan Robinson C.J. Stroud AP Defensive Rookie of the Year Will Anderson Jalen Carter Joey Porter Jr. Kobie Turner Devon Witherspoon AP Comeback Player of the Year Joe Flacco Damar Hamlin Baker Mayfield Matthew Stafford Tua Tagovailoa AP Coach of the Year Dan Campbell, Detroit Lions John Harbaugh, Baltimore Ravens DeMeco Ryans, Houston Texans Kyle Shanahan, San Francisco 49ers Kevin Stefanski, Cleveland Browns AP Assistant Coach of the Year Ben Johnson Mike Macdonald Todd Monken Jim Schwartz Bobby Slowik

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2023 Los Angeles Angels Roster

Pitchers

#17 Ōtani Shōhei (Ōshū, Japan)

#28 Aaron Loup (Boutte, Louisiana)

#31 Tyler Anderson (Las Vegas, Nevada)*

#40 Sam Bachman (Fishers, Indiana)**

#43 Patrick Sandoval (Mission Viejo, California)

#44 Ben Joyce (Knoxville, Tennessee)**

#47 Griffin Canning (Rancho Santa Margarita, California)

#48 Reid Detmers (Nokomis, Illinois)

#51 Jaime Barría (Ciudad Panama, Panama)

#52 Dominic Leone (Norwich, Connecticut)*

#53 Carlos Estévez (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)*

#54 José Suárez (Ciudad Naguanagua, Venezuela)

#58 Robert Daniel (Montgomery, Alabama)**

#59 José Soriano (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)**

#61 Austin Warren (Fayetteville, North Carolina)

#63 Chase Silseth (Farmington, New Mexico)

#65 José Quijada (Caripito, Venezuela)

#73 Chris Rodriguez (Miami Gardens, Florida)

#78 Kenny Rosenberg (Santa Clarita, California)

Catchers

#14 Logan O'Hoppe (Islip, New York)

#21 Matt Thaiss (Jackson Township, New Jersey)

#33 Max Stassi (Yuba City, California)

#35 Chad Wallach (Orange, California)

Infielders

#2 Luis Rengifo (Ciudad Naguanagua, Venezuela)

#3 Joseph Ward (Oviedo, Florida)

#4 Andrew Velazquez (Bronx, New York)

#5 Eduardo Escobar (Villa De San Luis Rey De Cura, Venezuela)*

#6 Anthony Rendon (Houston, Texas)

#8 Mike Moustakas (Los Angeles, California)*

#9 Zach Neto (Miami, Florida)**

#10 Gio Urshela (Cartagena De Indias, Colombia)*

#18 Nolan Schanuel (Boynton Beach, Florida)**

#23 Brandon Drury (Grants Pass, Oregon)*

#25 C.J. Cron; Jr. (Phoenix, Arizona)*

#75 Trey Cabbage (Blaine, Tennessee)**

Outfielders

#7 Jordon Adell (Louisville, Kentucky)

#15 Randal Grichuk (Rosenberg, Texas)*

#16 McKenzie Moniak (Carlsbad, California)

#27 Mike Trout (Millville, New Jersey)

Coaches

Manager Phil Nevin (Placentia, California)

Hitting coach Marcus Thames (Louisville, Mississippi)

Assistant hitting coach Phil Plantier (Manchester, New Hampshire)

Pitching coach Matt Wise (Montclair, California)

Assistant pitching/bullpen coach Bill Hezel (Bonney Lake, Washington)

Bullpen catcher Drew Butera (Orlando, Florida)

Batting practice pitcher Mike Ashman (Fairbanks, Alaska)

1B coach Damon Mashore (Ciudad Ponce, Puerto Rico)

3B/catching coach Bill Haselman (Saratoga, California)

Quality assurance coach Tim Buss (Dodgeville, Wisconsin)

Field coordinator Romar Gil (Chula Vista, California)

Assistant coach Ali Modami (Scottsdale, Arizona)

Assistant coach Jason Brown (Long Beach, California)

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There are so many other book series that have yet to be touched, and they decide to go after LotR again

For example...

James Blaylock’s Balumnia Trilogy.

AKA  the adventures of Jonathan Bing, master cheesemaker. Tons of other Blaylock I’d like to see adapted

Sterling Lanier‘s Hiero’s Journey and its sequel The Unforsaken Hiero

Post-apocalyptic wilderness with mutated animals, fought and helped by a Catholic priest who kicks ass for the Lord.

Tons of sci-fi as well, like Poul Anderson’s Heechee Saga.

I think you could have a lot of fun with the Berzerker books as well.  C.J. Cherryh’s Chanur books might work better as animated, maybe even pseudo-anime style.

I’ve gone on about the Lensmen series in the past, and will never dream that they get adapted, but IMHO, the universe with the best chance to rival Star Wars is Larry Niven’s Known Space series.  TONS of characters and stories to mine that could become TV shows and films. I wouldn’t do Ringworld for at least three years - at least have to do Protector first.

What series do you think would be far better to do than to do more LotR movies?

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i talk theory like once a month on here but no one irl cares about the Insults. not the Horrors, the Insults.

C.J. Cregg’s laughable and, when it comes down to it, frankly offensive cardboard cutout boyfriends that had no meaning other than to state that We Are Hip With The Times, Guys, See? C.J. Fucks™ AND Is Professional. nevermind that her romance with my best boy Danny was neglected in favor of a careless will they/won’t they.

Dana Scully being a cautionary tale for women—you must ALWAYS make decisions on your own terms because, in every circumstance, a cis man (very likely white) will make it for you if he can. Gillian Anderson has an unplanned kid and from that disgustingly short absence in the show came some Horrors—at every turn, Scully’s abduction was the root of the writers’ new torture concept, and yet the conversation was never about powerful (white) cis men making decisions for women and violating bodily autonomy.

and it hurts. because, from the looks of it, as a worldwide society, we really haven’t changed. Game of Thrones’ reckless sexualization and brutalization of women, the most watched show of its time. and even when there IS nuanced portrayals, we see people decrying Skyler White as a bitch and Alicent Hightower as a hag. but then again, i’m not surprised.

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Former Pro Bowler and Denver Broncos running back C.J. Anderson, folks.

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ok so my hometown actually has a separate page for notable people, yeesh. uh, i'm assuming we're being asked about people who were born there? assuming that, i'm not sure which of these is the most famous, so take your pick:

ben affleck

andy samberg (and the other two lonely island guys)

sasha velour

peter buck

john and tom fogerty

phil lesh

lil b

david brower

margaret melhase

c.j. anderson

chick hafey

julie heldman

eddie house

billy martin

bob melvin

terrell roberts

amani toomer

lenni brenner

frank chin

ursula k. le guin

julia vinograd

albert scott crossfield

sam shankland

probably ben affleck of ursula k. le guin are the most famous here. i'm leaning towards affleck tho

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book log - 2019

my kind of perfect by hannah ellis

not the girl you marry by andie j. christopher

the wedding party by jasmine guillory

sweet venom by tera lynn childs

obsession by amanda robson

the proposal by jasmine guillory

maybe in another life by taylor jenkins reid

the last librarian by brandt legg

exit west by mohsin hamid

the water cure by sophie mackintosh

the broken hearts' society of suite 17c by leighann kopans

royal holiday by jasmine guillory

the good samaritan by john marrs

fuck marriage by taryn fisher

christmas with friends by hannah ellis

the death of mrs. westaway by ruth ware

gabi, a girl in pieces by isabel quintero

swipe right for murder by derek millman

#therealcinderella by yesenia vargas

shutter island by dennis lehane

the wedding of rachel blaine by amy cross

pieces of her by karin slaughter

these witches don't burn by isabel sterling

a spark of light by jodi picoult

the friend by teresa driscoll

frankissstein by jeanette winterson

how to hang a witch by adriana mather

the bride test by helen hoang

just one bite by jack heath

the babysitters coven by kate williams

blame game by c.j. cooke

about the night by anat talshir

wreckage by emily bleeker

our house by louise candilish

just what kind of mother are you? by paula daly

the other ann by amy cross

in a dark, dark wood by ruth ware

spare room by dreda say mitchell

jar of hearts by jennifer hillier

without remorse by tom clancy

the amateurs by liz harmer

exhalation by ted chiang

the astonishing color of after by emily x.r. pan

all the beautiful lies by peter swanson

batman: year one by frank miller

go by kazuki kaneshiro

the bird and the sword by amy harmon

q is for quarry by sue grafton

guilt by amanda robson

blame it on bianca del rio by bianca del rio

size 14 is not fat either by meg cabot

the banker's wife by cristina alger

a good enough mother by bev thomas

someone we know by shari lapena

the man i thought you were by leah mercer

radio silence by alice oseman

the butterfly garden by dot hutchison

in twenty years by allison winn scotch

what happened at the lake by phil m. williams

the thinnest air by minka kent

you know me well by nina lacour

the waiting room by emily bleeker

sleeping murder by agatha christie

we were mothers by katie sise

bunny by mona awad

the one by john marrs

losing leah halloway by lisa reganby devney perry

the song of achilles by madeline miller

daughters of the lake by wendy webb

remember me? by sophie kinsella

the birthday list by devney perry

a curse so dark and lonely by birgid kemmener

spindle by e.k. johnston

the babysitter by sheryl browne

a serial killer's daughter by kerri rawson

the ex by alafair burke

the meryl streep movie club by mia march

watership down by richard adams

every ugly word by aimee l. salter

the rhythm of blues by love belvin

killman creek by rachel caine

undead girl gang by lily anderson

the turn of the key by ruth ware

smart girls gets what they want by sarah strohmeyer

girl gnoe virals by arvin ahmadi

the perfect roommate by minka kent

brother by david chariandy

that time i loved you by carrianne leung

lock every door by riley sager

the zen man by colleen collins

stillhouse lake by rachel caine

daisy jones & the six by taylor jenkins reid

once upon a river by daine setterfield

the good widow by liz fenton

sadie by courtney summers

dead girls by tim kizer

half past by victoria helen stone

the woo-woo by lindsay wong

ender's game by orson scott card

smoke by catherine mckenzie

the favorite daughter by kaira rouda

xo by jeffery deaver

whiskey in a teacup by reese witherspoon

the truth lies here by lindsey klingele

save the date by morgan matson

i am wathcing you by teresa driscoll

the last time i lied by riley sager

alex and eliza by melissa de la cruz

little fires everywhere by celeste ng

the long deception by mary mccluskey

fast forward by juliet madison

emergency contact by mary h.k. choi

two weddings and a fugitive by donna joy usher

the rules of magic by alice hoffman

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Ocho nuevos entrenadores planean llegar a los playoffs de la NFL

Jim Harbaugh encabeza a uno de los nuevos ocho entrenadores en la @NFL que planean llegar a los playoffs.

Agencias, Ciudad de México.- Al menos un equipo de la NFL con un nuevo entrenador ha avanzado a los playoffs cada año desde la temporada de 2006. DeMarco Ryans tomó las riendas de Houston el año pasado. Y los Texans ascendieron del último al primer puesto en la División Sur de la Conferencia Americana. Con C.J. Stroud, el novato ofensivo del año, y Will Anderson Jr., el Novato Defensivo, Houston…