#David Hancock

[tronodiferro]

May the Seven guide you, good knight, and lead you not into shadow and death.

Sound the horns!

[tv-moments]

House of the Dragon

Season 2, “The Burning Mill”

Director: Geeta Vasant Patel

DoP: Catherine Goldschmidt

[freddiemercurylegendabovelegends]

September 1976 - Freddie Mercury with journalists Julie Webb, New Musical Express, and David Hancock, Record Mirror

👉 September 1976, London, UK - Queen at Les Ambassadeurs (Club & Casino), where they were presented with Silver, gold and Platinum discs for sales in excess of one million of their hit single 'Bohemian Rhapsody', which was No 1 for 9 weeks

[callese]

[fetchmearum420]

This is a rare sight.

Hancock not behind his desk where you can see his entire body.

He is quite curvy and it’s making me sweat 🥵

[duncan-rohanne]

Thank God, Alicent doesn't know where Otto is, otherwise she would have revealed his location to Rhaenyra as well 💀

it's not her fault, alicent is just as smart as the people who wrote her this season. so let's not forget who the real villains are - it's these two clowns

[elvishdemigod]

Fallout 4 companions (including Tales From The Commonwealth) with songs from my YouTube playlist

Audrey: No Moon At All by Seth MacFarlane

Birdie: Matt Foley by O. A.

Cait: Moth by Hellyeah

Curie: Kiss Me by Sixpence None The Richer

Danse: Losing My Religion cover by 10 Years

Deacon: Gotta Get Away by The Offspring

Hancock: Rasputin by Boney M

MacCready: Nobody Praying For Me by Seether

Nick: Nights In White Satin by Moody Blues

Piper: The Truth by Nonpoint

Preston: It Has Begun by Starset

R4-04: Drive by Incubus

Strong: Evolution by Korn

X6-88: Too Sweet by Hozier

And finally, David (my OC): Zombie by The Pretty Reckless

[macbethz]

no one wants to admit this but the best media about capitalism is always at least a little sexual

[chickenslittl]

Chicken Little • Requests Open

Formula 1

•Zhou Guanyu

•Yuki Tsunoda

•Franco Colapinto

•Oscar Piastri

Indycar

•David Malukas

•Pato O’Ward

Fallout

•Hancock

•Maccready

•The Ghoul

•Preston Garvey

Taking Independence

Preston x Nora, a brief moment after taking back the Castle.

CBS Ghosts

•Sasappis

•Dorothea Burnell (OC)

Dorothea Can’t Cook

It’s how she died.

Original Content

Coming soon

Long-form works

Coming soon

Original Character Sheets

•Juliette Bonney

•non-NSFW

•Romance optional, totally down for platonic stuff

•fem characters w male love interests mostly.

•If I don’t fulfill a request, please know it’s nothing personal.

•If you have a song to go along with your request, I’d love to hear it.

Current priorities:

Sasappis

Yuki Tsunoda

Franco Colapinto

David Malukas

[tv-moments]

House of the Dragon

Season 2, “The Burning Mill”

Director: Geeta Vasant Patel

DoP: Catherine Goldschmidt

[here-a-lee-there-a-lee]

He looks so whimsical I love him

[downthetubes]

Classic Tony Hancock films get brand new releases from Studiocanal

Studiocanal will re-release actor and comedian Tony Hancock’s feature films, The Rebel and The Punch and Judy Man on Blu-ray and DVD next month

[abs0luteb4stard]

W A T C H I N G

[singeratlarge]

peter chauncey’s SONG OF THE WEEK “A Search for Home (Full)” https://peterchauncey1.bandcamp.com/track/a-search-for-home-full —An ambient, David Bowie-influenced song-path into urban soundscapes, with refractions on the chill electronica sides of Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock. It echoes the quote by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: “I think you travel to search and come home and find yourself there.”

Personnel:         

peter chauncey—arranger, composer, & vocals

Johnny J. Blair—bass, keyboards, & production

Will Mandell—trumpet & mixing

#search #home #ambient #soul #DavidBowie #jazz #urban #landscape #MilesDavis #HerbieHancock #peterchauncey #johnnyjblair #willmandell #keyboards #trumpet #recording #SanFrancisco #BayArea #singersongwriter #ChimamandaNgoziAdichie

[fetchmearum420]

I freaking love this photo

[entheognosis]

A fundamental message of this book, and of many ancient wisdom teachings, is that we are co-creators of our now reality and that the golden age is therefore just around the corner, all the time, for all of us. To embrace it we must set aside the negative patterns and reference frames of the past, let go of rigid habits of thought that serve us no longer, and be willing to accept a permanent shake up in our outlook on just about everything.

Graham Hancock, introduction,

The Source Field Investigations by David Wilcock