#Edward Griswold

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Nevada Governor DILFs

Robert List, Brian Sandoval, Joe Lombardo, Bob Miller, Grant Sawyer, Steve Sisolak, Jim Gibbons, Kenny Guinn, Richard Bryan, Morley Griswold, Edward P. Carville, Mike O'Callaghan, Paul Laxalt, Charles H. Russell, James G. Scrugham, Tasker Oddie

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Lit Hub: The Question of Homoeroticism in Whitman’s Poetry

Walt Whitman’s best poems demonstrate an almost unimaginable prescience; he and Dickinson, among 19th-century American poets, possess a nearly chilling self-consciousness, an acute self-analysis. Edward Carpenter, the British anarchist, writer, and champion of the Arts and Crafts movement whose life and romance were the model for E. M. Forster’s novel Maurice, wrote this elegant description of a visit with Whitman in 1877; the emphases are Carpenter’s own: “If I had thought before (and I do not know that I had) that Whitman was eccentric, unbalanced, violent, my first interview certainly produced quite a contrary effect. No one could be more considerate, I may almost say courteous; no one could have more simplicity of manner and freedom from egotistic wrigglings; and I never met any one who gave me more the impression of knowing what he was doing more than he did.” That there were words for homosexual behavior in Whitman’s day there can be no doubt. Social structures for enabling same-sex congress seem to have been a feature of life in the modern city at least since the later 18th century, when the “Molly houses” in London offered a zone of permission for transvestism. Herman Melville, in Redburn, carefully evokes the nattily dressed fellows who hang out in front of a downtown restaurant where opera singers perform; he means us to understand what these stylish outfits convey. Historian and theorist Luc Sante describes a 19th-century pamphlet that takes as its project the publication of the locations of various quite particular spots of diverse sexual practice in New York City—so that those informed of, say, the address of a bordello featuring willing boys can take special care to avoid this hazard. Trenchant evidence comes from Rufus Griswold’s review of the 1855 edition of Leaves of Grass: “We have found it impossible to convey any, even the most faint idea of style and contents, and of our disgust and detestation of them, without employing language that cannot be pleasing to ears polite; but it does seem that someone should, under circumstances like these, undertake a most disagreeable, yet stern duty. The records of crime show that many monsters have gone on in impunity, because the exposure of their vileness was attended with too great indelicacy. Peccatum illud horrible, inter Christianos non nominandum.” Which is all a way of saying that Whitman inscribes his sexuality on the frontier of modernity; he is writing into being—particularly in the “Calamus” poems of 1860, with their frank male-to-male loving, their assumption of equality on the part of the lovers—a new situation. He does not know how to proceed—he has no path —but he does it anyway. My guess is that he couldn’t have written “Calamus,” or the boldly homoerotic portions of the 1855 Leaves, even ten years later, as the advent of psychology increasingly led to a public perception of the normative, and imagery of the sacred family becomes the object of Victorian romance. As a category of identity—sodomite, invert, debauchee, pervert, Uranian—begins to emerge, so the poems with their claims of a loving, healthy, freely embraced same-sex desire become unwriteable, paradoxically, just as new language of homosexual identity begins to appear. Unwriteable, and, it would seem from Whitman’s later remarks, and some of his revisions, barely defensible. Carpenter and his readers were reaching for signposts of a gay identity when such a thing barely existed, but Whitman is ultimately a queer poet in the deepest sense of the word: he destabilizes, he unsettles, he removes the doors from their jambs. There is an uncanniness in “Song of Myself” and the other great poems of the 1850s that, for all his vaunted certainty, Whitman wishes to underscore. Again and again, he points us toward what, it seems, must remain folded in the buds beneath speech, since it cannot be brought to the surface. (Full article)

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Our Favorite Reads of 2023

Inspired by this post from the Queer Liberation Library, we asked our awesome rec-list contributors to name their one favorite read of 2023, and the result is a list wonderful in its diversity of formats, genres, characters, stories, and authors. Check um out!

@adrianharley Favorite: Shubeik Lubeik by Deena Mohamed

@dei2dei Favorite: Consort of Fire by Kit Rocha

@shadaras Favorite: The Spear Cuts Through Water by Simon Jimenez

@terrapwaters Favorite: Light from Uncommon Stars by Ryka Aoki

@unforth Favorite: Mo Du by Priest

hullosweetpea’s Favorite: Hijab Butch Blues by Lamya H

Shea Sullivan‘s Favorite: Death by Silver by Melissa Scott and Amy Griswold

@thechaoscryptid Favorite: The Wolf of Oren-Yaro by K. S. Villoso

@hairasuntouchedaspartoftheamazon Favorite: Gideon the Ninth by Tasmyn Muir

@fpwoper Favorite: November by Thomas Olde Heuvelt

@captainhaterade Favorite: Camp Damascus by Chuck Tingle

@tryslora Favorite: To Drive the Hundred Miles by Alec J. Marsh

@ramblingandpie Favorite: Siren Queen by Nghi Vo

@nursinggeek Favorite: The Heartbreak Bakery by A. R. Capetta

@boneturtle Favorite: Many Drops Make a Stream by Adrian Harley

An anonymous Favorite: Heaven Official’s Blessing by Mo Xiang Tong Xiu

@diroxy Favorite: Add Magic to Taste

@maggiepageauthor Favorite: A Power Unbound by Freya Marske

Lyonel Loy’s Favorite: The Last Sun by K. D. Edwards

@crowbraiin Favorite: Silver in the Wood by Emily Tesh

@not-gwaenchanha Favorite: Open Throat by Henry Hoke

What was YOUR favorite read of 2023? Dare ya to try to pick only one!

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How did Chichen Itza go from an overgrown, unmaintained site to the well-preserved (maybe too-well-preserved, as we will see) place that millions have visited? A lot of the credit or blame goes to the delightfully named Sylvanus Griswold Morley, an American archaeologist, who had first proposed excavating Chichen Itza on the institution’s behalf in 1913. He received permission to do so from Edward Thompson, an American diplomat who had purchased the Hacienda Chichen, a ranch that included the site of Chichen Itza and whose buildings were built with stones taken from the ancient ruins.

Morley conducted the excavation with these folks from the American Carnegie Institution and worked along with the Mexican government and Edward Thompson. The photo below was taken in 1924:

In my next post, you'll see the rebuilding process -- one that some people consider a little too aggressive.

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A few things I noticed in my S3 and S4 rewatch. And I finally have a theory about what all those wagons mean!

A hidden Chicago mention in S3

I didn't remember that the kids' codename in S3 is Griswold family!

This is a reference to the 1983 movie National Lampoon's vacation. The story of a man who decides to lead his wife and their kids, a boy and a girl, on a cross-country expedition from the Chicago suburbs to the southern California amusement park Walley World.

In S3 El hears Hopper and Joyce talk about going to Illinois, and at the end of the season Joyce and the kids move to California. They are the Griswolds. I mean, we know that Hopper is El's father and Joyce is Will's mother. But since Jon is never included in these references I think it means that Will and El are Joyce and Hopper's kids, and Jon is Joyce and Lonnie's son. Also, I have thoughts about the wife in the movie, Ellen, meeting her cousin Catherine (russian variant, Katerina-> diminutive form, Katinka) who's married to a guy named Edward. But that's for another post.

The meaning of the wheelbarrows

I'm analyzing all the hints that there might've been a car crash in 1976 and that that's the event that separated Jane from her family. I don't think she was abducted when she was born, I think her life changed because of the car accident: time loop/time manipulation made her end up in the lab and it was like she was never part of the family.

But if she is connected to water- the void, the water tanks, even Stobin's sailor outfit, since they represent Willel (a car accident in a frozen lake?) Will has always been associated with fire. And we see three cars on fire in the show: the engine of Hopper's car explodes in S3, Billy's car catches fire in 3x08, and Fred has a vision of a car on fire in S4. When I rewatched Fred's vision I realized that this is connected to Will.

Before Fred sees the car, a dog barks and we see a wheelbarrow in the trailer park. A clear reference to Will's vanishing in 1x01.

A car in the middle of the street. In 1x01 Will swerves off the roard and crashes his bike in the woods. In 3x01 Billy gets possessed after he's run off the road by a creature.

In his vision, Fred also sees a coffin and the grandfather clock, which has the name Williams on it. A car on fire, the name William on a coffin, and in the same season we see the tombstone of William Hargrove.

I think the wheelbarrows represent the car in the accident in 1976 that changed everything. Maybe a station wagon?

The wheelbarrow in front of Mrs Driscoll's house, when she's already possessed by the particles, after the Castle Byers scene, in which a dog barks and Will is about to realize that the Mind Flayer is back.

And in S1 we see the other person who's involved in all this. Brenner.

EDIT: Found another wheelbarrow

This one. And we even get an "upside down" mention in this scene

And a red one at the end of S4, behind Joyce, Hopper and El, and the wooden pole points right to Joyce and El

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THIS DAY IN GAY HISTORY

based on: The White Crane Institute's 'Gay Wisdom', Gay Birthdays, Gay For Today, Famous GLBT, glbt-Gay Encylopedia, Today in Gay History, Wikipedia, and more … November 10

1855 – Quaker poet and critic, Rufus Griswold, denounces Walt Whitman as a "scurvy fellow...indulging the vilest imaginings"

In the November 10, 1855, issue of The Criterion, Griswold anonymously reviewed the first edition of Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass, declaring: "It is impossible to image how any man's fancy could have conceived such a mass of stupid filth". Griswold charged that Whitman was guilty of "the vilest imaginings and shamefullest license", a "degrading, beastly sensuality." Referring to Whitman's poetry, Griswold said he left "this gathering of muck to the laws which... must have the power to suppress such gross obscenity." He ended his review with a phrase in Latin referring to "that horrible sin, among Christians not to be named", the stock phrase long associated with Christian condemnations of sodomy.

Griswold was the first person in the 19th century to publicly point to and stress the theme of erotic desire and acts between men in Whitman's poetry.

1879 – Patrick Pearse (also known as Pádraic or Pádraig Pearse (d.1916) was an Irish teacher, barrister, poet, writer, nationalist and political activist who was one of the leaders of the Easter Rising in 1916. Following his execution along with fifteen other leaders, Pearse came to be seen by many as the embodiment of the rebellion.

When the Easter Rising began on Easter Monday, 24 April 1916, it was Pearse who read the Proclamation of the Irish Republic from the steps of the General Post Office, the headquarters of the rising. After six days of fighting, heavy civilian casualties and great destruction of property, Pearse issued the order to surrender.

Pearse and fourteen other leaders, including his brother Willie, were court-martialled and executed by firing squad. Thomas Clarke, Thomas MacDonagh and Pearse himself were the first of the rebels to be executed, on the morning of 3 May 1916. Pearse was 36 years old at the time of his death. Roger Casement, who had tried unsuccessfully to recruit an insurgent force among Irish-born prisoners of war from the Irish Brigade in Germany, was hanged in London the following August.

The suggestion that the unmarried Pearse, a hero of Irish nationalism, may have been homosexual, has drawn fierce opposition from some Irish people. However, his biographer Ruth Dudley Edwards is clear that although celibate, he was undoubtedly physically attracted to young men men and boys.

1879 – The poet and influential critic Vachel Lindsay was born on this date (d.1931). His exuberant recitation of some of his work led some critics to compare it to jazz poetry despite his persistent protests. Because of his use of American Midwest themes he also became known as the "Prairie Troubador."

Lindsay's fame as a poet grew in the 1910s. Because Harriet Monroe showcased him with two other Illinois poets — Carl Sandburg and Edgar Lee Masters — his name became linked to theirs. The success of either of the other two, in turn, seemed to help the third.

Edgar Lee Masters published a biography of Lindsay in 1935 (four years after its subject's death) entitled 'Vachel Lindsay: A Poet in America'. In 1915, Lindsay gave a poetry reading to President Woodrow Wilson and the entire Cabinet. Lindsay was well known throughout the nation, and especially in Illinois, because of his travels which were sometimes recorded in the front page of every newspaper.

He is probably best known for this poetic apostrophe to the Salvation Army in "General William Booth Enters Heaven," although it is questionable whether he ever made it past the pearly Gates himself, since he not only liked boys too much , but also ended his days a suicide.

In his 40s, Lindsay lost his heart to the dazzlingly good-looking Australian composer and pianist, Percy Grainger, as had the Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg before him.

Lindsay killed himself (horribly, swallowing Lysol) in 1931, the year before Hart Crane leapt into the sea. His only biography was published during the Eisenhower years, a decade before homosexuality was officially invented. If it took biographers almost a century to acknowledge Whitman's Gayness, Lindsay should be due for a really serious biography around 2021.

Lindsay is credited with having "discovered" the poet Langston Hughes while staying at the Wardman Park Hotel in Washington, DC. Lindsay was dining in the hotel restaurant and the young Hughes was his busboy. When Hughes came to take his food away he left a number of his poems at Lindsay's table. Lindsay, upon reading them, was moved to declare the next day in his daily column to having "discovered a great Negro American poet." It launched Hughes' career.

1913 – James Broughton (d.1999) was an American poet, and poetic filmmaker. He was part of the San Francisco Renaissance. He was an early bard of the Radical Faeries as well as a charter member of The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence serving her community as Sister Sermonetta.

Born to wealthy parents, he lost his father early to the 1918 influenza epidemic and spent the rest of his life getting over his high-strung, overbearing mother.

Before he was three, "Sunny Jim" experienced a transformational visit from his muse, Hermy, which he describes in his autobiography, Coming Unbuttoned (1993):

I remember waking in the dark and hearing my parents arguing in the next room. But a more persistent sound, a kind of whirring whistle, spun a light across the ceiling. I stood up in my crib and looked into the backyard. Over a neighbor's palm tree a pulsing headlamp came whistling directly toward me. When it had whirled right up to my window, out of its radiance stepped a naked boy. He was at least three years older than I but he looked all ages at once. He had no wings, but I knew he was angel-sent: his laughing beauty illuminated the night and his melodious voice enraptured my ears ... He insisted I would always be a poet even if I tried not to be ... Despite what I might hear to the contrary the world was not a miserable prison, it was a playground for a nonstop tournament between stupidity and imagination. If I followed the game sharply enough, I could be a useful spokesman for Big Joy.

Broughton was kicked out of military school for having an affair with a classmate, dropped out of Stanford before graduating, and spent time in Europe during the 1950s, where he received an award in Cannes from Jean Cocteau for the "poetic fantasy" of his film The Pleasure Garden, made in England with partner Kermit Sheets.

"Cinema saved me from suicide when I was 32 by revealing to me a wondrous reality: the love between fellow artists," Broughton wrote. This theme carried him through his 85 years. "It was as important to live poetically as to write poems."

Despite many love affairs during the San Francisco Beat Scene, Broughton put off marriage until age 49, when, steeped in his explorations of Jungian psychology, he married Susanna Hart in a three-day ceremony on the Pacific coast documented by his friend, the experimental filmmaker Stan Brakhage. Susanna's theatrical background and personality made for a great playmate; they had two children. And they built a great community among the creative spirits of San Francisco.

In 1967s "summer of love," Broughton made a film, The Bed, a celebration of the dance of life which broke taboos against frontal nudity and won prizes at many film festivals. It rekindled Broughton's filmmaking and led to more tributes to the human body (The Golden Positions), the eternal child (This Is It), the eternal return (The Water Circle), the eternal moment (High Kukus), and the eternal feminine (Dreamwood). "These eternalities praised the beauty of humans, the surprises of soul, and the necessity of merriment," Broughton wrote.

In the Coming Unbuttoned, Broughton remarks on his love affairs with both men and women. Among his male lovers was gay activist Harry Hay.

Hermy appeared again to the older Broughton in the person of a twenty-five-year-old Canadian film student named Joel Singer. Broughton's meeting with Singer was a life-changing, life-determining moment that animated his consciousness with a power that lasted until his death. In Joel Singer he found a creative as well as emotional partner.

With Singer, Broughton traveled and made more films - Hermes Bird (1979), a slow-motion look at an erection shot with the camera developed to photograph atomic bomb explosions, The Gardener of Eden (1981), filmed when they lived in Sri Lanka, Devotions (1983), which takes delight in friendly things men can do together from the odd to the rapturous, and Scattered Remains (1988), a cheerfully death-obsessed tribute to Broughton's poetry and filmmaking.

He died in May, 1999 with champagne on his lips, in the house in Port Townsend, Washington where he and Joel lived for 10 years. Before he died, he said, "My creeping decrepitude has crept me all the way to the crypt." His gravestone in a Port Townsend cemetery reads, "Adventure - not predicament."

God and Fuck belong together Both are sacred and profane God (the Divine) a dirty word used for damning Fuck (the sublime) a dirty term of depredation God and Fuck are so much alike they might be synonymous glories I'd even go so far as to say God is the Fuck of all Fucks And boy He has a Body like you've never seen - From Special Deliveries by James Broughton

Richard Burton (R) with Elizabeth Taylor

1925 – Richard Burton, CBE (born Richard Walter Jenkins Jr.;d.1984) was a Welsh actor. Noted for his mellifluous baritone voice, Burton established himself as a formidable Shakespearean actor in the 1950s, and he gave a memorable performance of Hamlet in 1964. He was called "the natural successor to Olivier" by critic and dramaturge Kenneth Tynan. An alcoholic, Burton's failure to live up to those expectations disappointed critics and colleagues and fuelled his legend as a great thespian wastrel.

Burton was nominated for an Academy Award seven times, but never won an Oscar. He was a recipient of BAFTAs, Golden Globes, and Tony Awards for Best Actor. In the mid-1960s, Burton ascended into the ranks of the top box office stars. By the late 1960s, Burton was one of the highest-paid actors in the world, receiving fees of $1 million or more plus a share of the gross receipts. Burton remains closely associated in the public consciousness with his second wife, actress Elizabeth Taylor. The couple's turbulent relationship was rarely out of the news.

Burton was married five times, twice consecutively to Taylor. From 1949 until 1963, he was married to Sybil Williams. His marriages to Taylor lasted from 15 March 1964 to 26 June 1974 and from 10 October 1975 to 29 July 1976. Their first wedding was at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Montreal. Of their marriage, Taylor proclaimed, "I'm so happy you can't believe it. This marriage will last forever." Their second wedding took place sixteen months after their divorce, in Chobe National Park in Botswana. Taylor and Eddie Fisher adopted a daughter from Germany, Maria Burton (born 1 August 1961), who was re-adopted by Burton after he and Taylor married. Burton also re-adopted Taylor and producer Mike Todd's daughter, Elizabeth Frances "Liza" Todd (born 6 August 1957), who had been first adopted by Fisher.

Burton acknowledged homosexual experiences as a young actor on the London stage in the 1950s. In a February 1975 interview with his friend, David Lewin, he said he "tried" homosexuality. He also suggested that perhaps all actors were latent homosexuals, and "we cover it up with drink". In 2000 Ellis Amburn's biography of Elizabeth Taylor suggested that Burton had an affair with Laurence Olivier and tried to seduce Eddie Fisher, although this was strongly denied by Burton's younger brother Graham Jenkins.

1955 – Roland Emmerich is a German film director, screenwriter, and producer. His films, most of which are Hollywood productions filmed in English, have grossed more than $3 billion worldwide, more than those of any other European director. His films have grossed just over $1 billion in the United States, making him the country's 14th-highest grossing director of all time.

He began his work in the film industry by directing the film The Noah's Ark Principle as part of his university thesis and also co-founded Centropolis Entertainment in 1985 with his sister. He is a collector of art and an active campaigner for the lesbian and gay community, himself being openly gay. He is also a campaigner for an awareness of global warming and equal rights.

in 1990, Emmerich was hired to replace director Andrew Davis for the action movie Universal Soldier. The film was released in 1992, and has since been followed by two direct-to-video sequels, a theatrical sequel, and another sequel released in 2010.

Emmerich next helmed the 1994 science-fiction film Stargate. At the time, it set a record for the highest-grossing opening weekend for a film released in the month of October. It became more commercially successful than most film industry insiders had anticipated, and spawned a highly popular media franchise.

Emmerich then directed Independence Day, an alien invasion feature that became the first film to gross $100 million in less than a week and went on to become one of the most successful films of all time. His next film, the much-hyped Godzilla, did not meet its anticipated box office success and was largely panned by critics. Taking a short break from science-fiction, Emmerich next directed the American Revolutionary War film The Patriot.

After teaming up with new writing partner Harald Kloser, Emmerich returned once again to directing a visual effects-laden adventure with 2004's The Day After Tomorrow. Soon afterwards, he founded Reelmachine, another film production company based in Germany.

Emmerich's most recent efforts have been 10,000 BC, a film about the journeys of a prehistoric tribe, and 2012, an apocalyptic film inspired by the theory that the Mayans prophesied the world's ending in 2012.

In 2006, he pledged $150,000 to the Legacy Project, a campaign dedicated to Gay and Lesbian film preservation. Emmerich, who is openly Gay, made the donation on behalf of Outfest, making it the largest gift in the festival's history.

1986 – Andy Mientus is an American stage and television actor. He is known for his role as Kyle Bishop in the television series Smash.

Mientus has toured with the first national touring company of Spring Awakening as Hanschen and appeared in the 2012 Off-Broadway revival of Carrie: The Musical.

In 2013, Mientus was cast in season two of the musical drama television series Smash as series regular Kyle Bishop. Following the cancellation of Smash, Mientus and co-stars Jeremy Jordan and Krysta Rodriguez joined the cast of Hit List, the real-world staging of the fictional rock musical created for season two of Smash. The show ran for three performances on December 8—9 at 54 Below.

Mientus made his Broadway debut in the 2014 revival of Les Misérables as Marius.

In 2014, Mientus appeared in several episodes of the ABC Family series Chasing Life. That same year, he was cast in a recurring role on the CW series The Flash as the Pied Piper.

Mientus is openly bisexual. He is engaged to fellow Broadway actor Michael Arden. Mientus and Arden both planned to propose to each other on the same exact day while on a trip in England. Michael had planned a scavenger hunt for Andy to complete and eventually lead to a proposal. However, Andy was able to execute his proposal first. Andy's proposal was a video of a young boy talking about marriage which quickly cut to all of their friends saying why Michael should say yes. The couple set the wedding to take place Autumn of 2015.

1992 – The Louisiana Baptist Convention voted 581-199 to exclude congregations which condone homosexuality. A similar resolution was approved the same day by the North Carolina State Baptist convention.

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Indycar Driver Lore

Indycar Driver Lore Masterlist

Ed Carpenter

Full name: Everette Edward Carpenter, Jr. Birthdate: March 3, 1981 Hometown: Indianapolis Residence: Indianapolis Height/Weight: 5’9”/165lbs

Rookie Year: 2003

Team: Ed Carpenter Racing (ECR)

Follow him on: Instagram Twitter

Career Stats

2003: 3 races with PDM Racing - 27th Overall 2004: Red Bull Cheever Racing - 16th Overall 2005: Vision Racing - 18th Overall 2006: Vision Racing - 14th Overall 2007: Vision Racing - 15th Overall 2008: Vision Racing - 15th Overall 2009: Vision Racing - 12th Overall 2010: 4 races with Panther Racing - 28th Overall 2011: 10 races with Sarah Fisher Racing - 26th Overall 2012: Ed Carpenter Racing - 18th Overall 2013: Ed Carpenter Racing - 16th Overall 2014: Ed Carpenter Racing (Ovals only) - 22nd Overall 2015: CFH Racing (Ovals only) - 27th Overall 2016: Ed Carpenter Racing (Ovals only) - 25th Overall 2017: Ed Carpenter Racing (Ovals only) - 22nd Overall 2018: Ed Carpenter Racing (Ovals only) - 20th Overall 2019: Ed Carpenter Racing (Ovals only) - 23rd Overall 2020: Ed Carpenter Racing (Ovals only) - 25th Overall 2021: Ed Carpenter Racing (Ovals only) - 27th Overall 2022: Ed Carpenter Racing (Ovals only) - 27th Overall 2023: Ed Carpenter Racing (Ovals only) - 30th Overall

-Owns his team, Ed Carpenter Racing - 2023 drivers are himself [ovals only], Conor Daly, Rinus Veekay -Has a pilot's licence. Co-owns a plane with Alex Rossi -An Indianapolis native, Ed Carpenter is an oval specialist. -Driving for his team, Ed Carpenter Racing, Carpenter is scheduled to race on the oval tracks in the 2023 NTT INDYCAR SERIES season. -His goal each season is to win the Indianapolis 500, ideally as a driver, but he also would be thrilled to have a teammate win. -Entering this season, Carpenter has three INDYCAR SERIES race wins and four poles. -Away from the track, you might see Carpenter at a local Indianapolis sporting event since he is a fan of the Indianapolis Colts, the Indiana Pacers and his alma mater, Butler University.

Iconic/memorable moments

INDYRIVALS: Ed Carpenter vs Sage Karam

Tom Griswold Interviews Ed Carpenter (2022 Indy 500) INDYCAR Test Drive Episode 5: Ed Carpenter How driving 220 miles per hour for a living impacts my perspective | Ed Carpenter | TEDxIndianapolis INDYCAR 36: Ed Carpenter One on One with IRL driver Ed Carpenter Ed Carpenter Makes Cocktails & Talks 100th Running Driver Ed Carpenter takes flight with the Thunderbirds Up to SPEED: Ed Carpenter Interview Ed Carpenter's vBlog from Milwaukee Episode 43: Ed Carpenter Ed Carpenter #ALSIceBucketChallenge IndyCar Drivers Love Hot Wheels: Ed Carpenter Ed Carpenter shops at MENARDS Vision Racing Blooper with Ryan Hunter-Reay & Ed Carpenter RACER Indy 500 Qualifying Day 2 Polesitter Ed Carpenter Vision Racing's Ed Carpenter with Rahal, Viso and a Snake Has his wife’s name tattooed on his wrist.

The only driver-owner in the field, Ed is very focused on winning the Indy 500, either himself or his drivers. Quiet and appearing mild-mannered, he's got a wickedly dry sense of humor. He doesn't anger easily but when his temper does flare, he has no problem confronting the target of his ire.

He's very family focused, including his drivers in that family. He virtually adopted his brand new driver, Conor Daly, during the 2020 lock down, working out together at Ed's home and inviting Conor to dinner and fry outs with Ed's family. He always encourages them to do what's best for them and their career, even if that means leaving Ed's team, reportedly pushing Josef Newgarden to take the Penske spot when it was offered to him.

He and his team are especially beloved at the Indy 500. While Ed wasn’t born in Indiana, he has adopted it as his home, going to school and raising his family there.

Fanfic Lore

Ed isn’t really paired with anyone but occasionally turns up in a fatherly role.

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The Huddleston Players in the closest thing we’ll have to a formal portrait of them.

L-R: Norval Larkin, Algernon Huddleston, Will Conrad, Edward Griswold, Quinby Perch, Reginald Prescott.

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Edward and Marian MacDowell, Switzerland 1886

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Masterlist

A list of my old writing that you can request I revise

Song Prompts

Meeting and Dating Headcanons~

Pretty in Pink

Andie Walsh

Duckie Dale

Blane McDonagh

Steff McKee

Sixteen Candles 

Jake Ryan

The Lost Boys

Paul

Dwayne

Poly Lost Boys

Edgar Frog

The Breakfast Club

Brian Johnson

John Bender

Andrew Clark

The Outsiders

Sodapop Curtis

Dallas Winston

Two-Bit Mathews

Rumblefish

Steve Hays

Ferris Buellers Day Off

Cameron Frye

Karate Kid

Daniel Larusso

Johnny Lawrence

Dutch

Heathers

Veronica Sawyer

Jason Dean

Fast Times at Ridgemont High

Jeff Spicoli

Brad Hamilton

Better Off Dead 

Lane Meyer

Weird Science

Gary Wallace

Wyatt Donnelly

Dream A Little Dream

Dinger Holfield

Bill and Teds Excellent Adventure

Bill S. Preston Esquire

Ted Logan 

Dating Poly Bill and Ted 

The Princess Bride

Inigo Montoya

Interview with the Vampire

Louis de Pointe du Lac

Children of the Corn

Malachai Boardman

National Lampoons 

Rusty Griswold (European Vacation)

Cant Buy Me Love

Kenneth Wurman

The Chocolate War

Jerry Renault

Archie Costello

The Mighty Ducks

Fulton Reed

Dean Portman

Adam Banks

Les Averman

Porkys

Brian Schwartz

Anthony ‘Meat’ Tuperello

Tommy Turner

Tim Cavanaugh

Mickey Jarvis

Just One of the Guys

Terry Griffith

Greg Tolan

Dead Poets Society 

Neil Perry

Todd Anderson

Charlie Dalton

Knox Overstreet

Steven Meeks

Earth Girls are Easy

Mac

Combat Academy 

Perry Barnett

Waynes World

Garth Algar

Austin Powers

Austin Powers

Toy Soldiers

Ricardo Montoya

Good Will Hunting

Chuckie Sullivan

10 Things I Hate About You

Joey Donner

My Bodyguard

Ricky Linderman

Melvin Moody

Stand and Deliver

Angel Guzman

Something Wild 

Ray Sinclair

Three O’Clock High 

Buddy Revell

Intruder

Randy

Young Guns

Jose Chavez y Chavez

Billy the Kid

Doc Scurlock

Dazed and Confused

Benny O’Donnell

Don Dawson

Kevin Pickford

Randall “Pink” Floyd

Fred O’Bannion

Mitch Kramer

Ron Slater

Shavonne Wright

Dogfight

Eddie Birdlace

Ladybugs

Matthew

Goosebumps

Sticks

Freddy Renfield

Twister

Robert ‘Rabbit’ Nurick

Stand by me 

Ace Merrill

School Ties

Rip Van Kelt 

Chris Reece

The Untouchables

Eliot Ness

The Godfather

Tom Hagen

(Young) Vito Corleone

(Old) Vito Corleone

Goodfellas

Henry Hill

Little Shop of Horrors

Seymour Krelborn

Newsies

Specs

Near Dark

Severen

Friday the 13th

Jason Voorhees

Scream

Billy Loomis 

Poly Billy and  Stu

Stu Macher

The Craft

Nancy Downs

Hocus Pocus

Max Dennison

Thackery Binx

Beetlejuice

Lydia Deetz

Adam Maitland

The Crow

Eric Draven

Ghostbusters

Ray Stantz

Aliens

Bishop

An American Werewolf in London

Jack Goodman

Sleepaway Camp

Ricky Thomas

Re-animator

Herbert West

Silence of the Lambs

Clarice Starling

Fright Night

Jerry Dandridge

Candyman

Daniel Robitaille

The Evil Dead

Ash Williams

Sabrina the Teenage Witch

Harvey Kinkle

Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Spike

Full Metal Jacket

Sgt. Hartman

Joker

Animal Mother

Pyle

Preference~ the boys with an s/o whose ex stalks them

Grease

Kenickie

Labyrinth

Jareth

Total Recall

Douglas Quaid

Requested “Would Includes” and Imagines/Fics~

Darry falling for Johnny’s sister

Allison Reynolds dating a shy nerdy girl

Starting a family with Cameron Frye

Making out with Cameron Frye

Cameron Frye comforting you when you’re upset

Getting drunk with the Ferris Bueller crew

Gary Wallace dating a tall girl

George Mcfly with a dominant flirty s/o

Comforting and being comforted by Will Hunting

Will Hunting having a crush on you

Being apart of the good will hunting gang

Armand with a virgin s/o (including nsfw)

Lestat and Louis dating a girl who loves horror movies

Making out with Duckie Dale

Duckie Dale cheering you up

Cliff having a crush on you

Making out with Cliff

Making out with Bryce

Bryce having a crush on you

The Lost Boys with an s/o having an anxiety attack + fighting depression

The Lost Boys with a sweet and innocent s/o

The Lost Boys with a curvy mate

The Lost Boys fighting with their mates

The Lost Boys dating a shy short girl

The Lost Boys taking care of you when you’re hurt

Getting drunk with the Lost Boys would include

David x Laddies older sister

Making out with Edgar Frog

Being Married to Archie Costello

Going to the beach with Archie Costello

Making out with Archie Costello

Darrys girlfriend landing a job at a local cafe as a singer

Making out with Kenneth Wurman

Being Cindys friend and Ronalds crush

Harold Sherbico having a crush

Kim Kelly dating her polar opposite

Neil Perry dating an artist

Making out with Charlie Dalton

Jealous Charlie Dalton

Jealous Knox Overstreet

A study date with Steven Meeks

Spending the winter season with Neil Perry

Comforting Charlie Dalton after he gets expelled 

The dead poets walking in on Charlie and his secret, shy girlfriend 

Simon Boggs having a crush on Laneys friend

Faking It-Cindy Mancini falling for the girl who paid her to be her friend

Spike having a crush on you

Steff McKee having a crush on you

Marko having a crush on you

David having a crush on you 

Paul having a crush on you

Dwayne having a crush on you

Dwayne x vampire reader who dresses like Stevie Nicks

Making out with Keith Nelson

Meat having a crush on Peewees sister

Admit it- Mickey Jarvis and his future s/o having crushes on each other

Being a part of team USA and meeting Adam and Charlie

Dwayne Robertson having a crush on you

Sleepover with Bill and Ted (including nsfw)

Being pregnant with Ted Logans child

Starring in the schools Romeo and Juliet with Ted Logan

Ted Logan asking you to be his valentine

Spending Valentines day with Steff McKee

Spending Valentines day with Steven Meeks

Spending Valentines day with Keith Nelson

Spending your first Valentines day with Bryce

Wishing I Was Her (Nick Andopolis)

If You Want Out Just Say It (Ace Merrill)

Going on the Ferris adventure

Going on your own adventure with Cameron Frye

Making out with Randall ‘Pink’ Floyd

Travelling back in time with Marty McFly

Tommy Devito dating a chubby artist

Years Gone By (Michael Corleone)

Sonny Corleone dating his opposite

Phillipe Gaston x reader~ Fairy Tale 

Being Fulton's sister and Dating Dean Portman

Comforting Todd when he’s upset

Being married to Bill S. Preston Esquire

Being married to Ted Logan

Spending Halloween/October with Knox Overstreet

Making out with Knox

A will they, won’t they relationship with Seth Brundle

Falling in love with Edward Scissorhands

Dwayne Hicks with an Android!Technician s/o

Private Joker dating an artist 

Jareth falling in love with you

Being married to Matt Hooper and going to Amity

The way you make me feel~ John Bender

Being in a long term relationship with JD

J.D. with a chronically ill s/o

Archie with a chronically ill s/o

Making out with Ted Logan

Archibald Craven falling in love

Andy Dufresne falling in love

Nsfw Headcanons~ 

Group sex with the lost boys

Sam Emerson

Threesome with Obie and Archie

Armand

Archie Costello

(sub) Archie Costello

Obie

Johnny Cade

Cameron Frye

Duckie Dale

Blane

John Bender

Randy (Intruder)

Joey Donner

Kenneth Wurman

Keith Nelson

The Dead Poets Kinks

Knox Overstreet

Charlie Dalton

Steven Meeks

Todd Anderson

Neil Perry

Gerard Pitts

John Bender taking your virginity

Louis de Pointe du Lac

Dinger Holfield

The Lost Boys

JD

Randall ‘Pink’ Floyd

Benny O’donnell

Fred O’Bannion

Cliff

Bryce

Johnny Walker

George Mcfly

Brian Moreland

(sub) Perry Barnett 

Bill S. Preston Esquire

Ted Logan

Randy Meeks

Michael Emerson

Nancy Downs

Ray Stantz

Egon Spengler

Spike

Angel Guzman

Sgt. Hartman

Brad Hamilton

Douglas Quaid

Chris (night of the creeps)

Sonny Corleone with a shy, virgin s/o

George Mcfly getting jealous and being dominant

Grease Monkey (Keith Nelson smut)

Sins of the flesh and matters of the heart (David x reader + Dwayne smut)

[wiypt-writes]

Real Life Tasks With Ransom Drysdale

An Advent Calendar of 24 Normal Human Tasks As Performed By A Huge Man Baby.  Day 24: That’s A Wrap

Warnings: Bad Language words

Pairing: Ransom Drysdale x Reader

A/N:  And here we are, the final instalment of our Ransom advent. I have had an absolute ball writing these, although this one was a struggle as I’m a little down at the moment about my other blog and losing all my previous works. However, it’s Christmas Eve so I’ve got some prosecco, gingerbread and I’m ready for Santa.

Huge thank you to @sweater-daddiesdumbdork​ and @ohthankevans13​ for their amazing chapters to, and thank you all for reading.

Merry Christmas everyone.

 The credits to National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation started, signalling the end to the film and you stretched and looked at Ransom, grinning.

“That was nothing like what happened to me with the lights.” He drawled as he turned his head to look at you, blue eyes locking onto yours.

“You’re lying to yourself, Ran.” You shrugged with a giggle. “You know, I think Hugh Griswold has a ring to it.”

“Eat shit, Y/N”

At that you laughed and swung your legs down to the floor from where they has been resting over his as you lay on the couch. “Think I’m gonna take a bath and get in my new jammies.”

“What’s the point?” Ransom turned to you. “I’m only going to strip you out of them later.”

You completely ignored his suggestive comment, because really, who were you trying to kid? It was as much a forgone conclusion he’d have you naked and crying his name later that evening, as it was that he was going to end up arguing with his parents over dinner tomorrow. Yeah, that wasn’t exactly something you were looking forward to but thankfully your parents were going to be there to help you play peacemaker.

“The point, dearest hubs of mine, is that it’s Christmas Eve and it’s a tradition as you well know that we get new jammies.”

“Mine better be tasteful.” Ransom looked at you and at that you simply shrugged and stood up. “I’ll call you if I get stuck in the tub.”

“How long you gonna be?” Ransom asked

“Does it matter?”

“In a word, yes. I need to wrap your presents.”

You blinked and then snorted “I thought after last year you were going to use a gift wrapping service at the Mall?”

“I did for some.” He shrugged. “But there’s a something that only arrived yesterday and-“

“I knew it!” You shook your head. “That package was for me!”

“No, it was for me. To give to you. Now go, piss off for your bath.” *****

Once you were out of the way Ransom, knowing you would be at least an hour, grabbed himself a scotch and sat down in the living room, flicking through some news from the Country Club about the New Year’s Eve gala, and a few other emails on his phone. Once he had finished, he refilled his glass and headed to the spare room where he had hidden your gifts in a locked suitcase. You were a pain in the ass for finding them and then trying to pick at the corners to see what they were and after last year, when you’d totally ruined the surprise of the new pair of Louboutins he had spent ages agonising over, not to mention the fact you’d blatantly been expecting the La Perle bra and panties, nor were you overly surprised at the three piece Louis Vuitton luggage set.

Nope, he was taking no chances. He was excited this year, too. He’d bought you a gorgeous Tiffany necklace and bangle set, one you’d been eyeing up in the Mall a few months back, along with some high end make up only available in two stores in the entire of Boston, a huge bottle of Chanel perfume and a stupidly expensive espresso machine which had caught his eye. It matched the colour scheme in your kitchen and eliminated the need for stupid filter papers as it operated off pods and he’d even had a demonstration from the spotty assed teenager in the shop so he was perfectly geared up and fully aware of how to use it. But all that was wrapped already, it was what had arrived yesterday that he was most excited about. It was an order all the way from a little tea shop in Covent Garden you had dragged him to earlier in the year, on the trip to London during which you had fallen pregnant. It was a custom made wooden box full of specialists teas which, try as you might, you had failed to find anywhere back home once you had run out of the ones you had bought back with you. Yup, He’d come a long way from the days of buying you crotch-less underwear, sex toys and lube. Making his way back into the living room he placed the gift wrapped items under the tree and then grabbed the sheets of paper, tape and scissors and dropped onto the floor by the fire. Some other shitty movie was playing on the TV now so he changed the channel over to a replay of the Christmas Special for the Great British Baking Show that you’d gotten him hooked on, before tossing the remote aside. Placing the box on the paper he began to wrap. It should have been easy. It was a fucking box but after four attempts the only think he’d managed to wrap were his fingers together with tape about sixty times and the box was no closer to being wrapped than before. In a huge bout of frustration he grabbed the paper, scrunched it round the box and taped round it about twenty times. It looked like it had been wrapped by Edward Scissorhands during an epileptic fit, but whatever. With a final groan of frustration he tossed the box under the tree, and then frowned as the TV turned off. Ransom glanced round for the remote but it was nowhere to be found. Cursing he stood up, checked behind all the cushions and even retraced his steps through the house but nothing. “For fucks sake!” He growled, hands on his hips as he stared round the living room. He had definitely had it before as he changed that shitty movie off before he wrapped... Oh, hell no! “Fuck my mother fucking life!” He spat out as he stalked towards the package he had just tossed under the tree and grabbed it. ***** By the time you came back downstairs Ransom was lounging back on the sofa, feet up on the coffee table, drink in hand. He looked up at you and snorted, taking in your fluffy Christmas themed Mini-Mouse pyjamas as they stretched over your now rather huge bump. “Do you want a drink or something, Princess?” “Erm, you know, I think I’ll grab a chamomile tea.” You nodded after a while and Ransom smiled and stood up. “I got something for you.” You snorted. “I’m not falling for that again.” He rolled his eyes. “I don’t mean my dick, Y/N.” He took your hand and led you to the kitchen where you spotted a shiny, deep brown box. Frowning you looked at your husband before you walked over to it and gave a gasp when you saw the Nelson and Norfolk Tea Company logo carved into the wood. “How did you get these?” You managed to stutter as you opened the clasp and pulled up the lid to reveal four rows which were then split further into three, each square of different flavoured, individually packed tea bags, lined with a deep purple velvet. “You know how. I had them shipped over.” “Ransom, these...” You struggled for words as you turned to face him, blinking back the tears that had sprung forth from his thoughtfulness. “I love them, thank you.” “You’re welcome, baby.” He smiled genuinely as you moved and wrapped your arms around him and stood on your toes to give him a soft kiss. “Wait.” You cocked your head as you pulled away. “Were you wrapping these?”

“Yup.” He nodded “But I had an incident involving the remote and no spare paper so you get them tonight instead.” You gave a chuckle. “Just another in a long list of real life tasks you have taken on and spectacularly failed at, huh?” “Hey, some of them I’ve managed.” He huffed and you smiled, running your hand up through his hair. “I know, and I never said this before but I’m so touched you actually tried, even when you failed, it shows you care.” “Of course I care.” His face grew serious as he looked at you. “You’re my wife and you’re carrying my kid. I’ll always care about you both, Y/N, even if I’m not the best at showing it.” “You show it in your own way.” You smiled gently, leaning up to kiss him again. “Merry Christmas, Ransom.” “Merry Christmas, baby girl.” He smiled, his lips capturing yours in a deep kiss, both of you stood in the kitchen as the snow fell outside. He might be a huge man baby, but he’s your huge man baby. And you wouldn’t change him for the world

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The D-Team

So, remember a while ago when I wanted your opinions about a little project I was working on?

Well, I thought about it, and I decided to post stuff about it on here.

So, here you have the first little information about my story: The D-Team.

Demigods of the Xenia Academy

Zeus Dorm:

Princess Aldara “Ally Ross” (Technically Daughter of Heracles, but Rooms There)

Chase Landers

Gabriel Blanchard

Poseidon Dorm:

Matt Bloome

Hades Dorm:

Ashlyn Montez

Phineas Sherman

Raven Romanov (Adopted/Cursed Mortal/Expelled From the School)

Demeter Dorm:

Amelia-Jane “AJ” Able

Carla Beckett

Fallon Madison

Felicity Hamilton

Otto Malone

Susan Trescott

Violet Bates

Athena Dorm:

Celia Hannigan (Cyclops)

Courtney Carrington

Donnie Eversole

James “Jamie” Baxter

Mac O’Malley

Maria Turner

Mike Wolfe

Randall “Randy” Goralink

Ron Baxter

Tara West

Ares Dorm:

Arenia “Rani” Constopolis

Hannah Peters

Javier Cortez

Johnny Switt

Nadia Swift

Rosie James

Tito Martinez

Nemesis Dorm:

Bruce Matthews

Jackson Cole

Nancy St. James

Oliver Cole

Reggie Griswold

Rhonda Edwards

Sonia Vega

Hermes Dorm:

Brynn Weavers

Deborah “Debbie” Oliver

Donna Willick

Ezekiel “Zeke” Rios-Gummer

George Shay

Jerome Conner

Lance Danforth

Mira Hudson

Omar Harris

Selena Burgin

Aphrodite Dorm:

Annabelle Rhodes

Belladonna Rhodes

Britney Jacobs

Carrie O’Connell

Crystal Kingsley

Heather Lewis

Kimberly Ricci

Naomi Alexander

Rachel Bates

Taylor Greene

Timothy Saccomanno

Hephaestus Dorm:

Charlotte “Charlie” Boggs

Jack Showalter

Jason Phelps

Leslie McKessie

Oscar Martin

Ramona Cameron

Rudy Beuaguard

Scott “Scooter” Sullivan

Winnifred “Wheezy” Redfield

Persephone Dorm:

Alani Akamu

Waiola Akamu

Apollo Dorm:

Arnie Blumburg

Brock Detwiller

Chet Lexington

Claire Litman

Niquie Santiago

Percy Valentine

Sawyer Hirano

Sunny Proctor

Terry Sinclair

Zack Shapiro

Hecate Dorm:

Annika Tanner

Emilie Banks

Hector Montoya

Helga Bernard

Henry Walters

Milo LeSal

Sabrina Lecowski

Simon Morris

Sophie Bennett

Spencer Henderson

Stella Karabostos

Tristan Jacob “TJ” Wheeler

Wiley Jones

Zelda Shade

Iris Dorm:

Adrian Moone

Anaisha “Aisha” Tjinder

Charles “Chowder” Fletcher

Daphne Knight

Deliah Cheng

Joey Miller

Kamari Mustafa

Sylvester Russo

Morpheus Dorm:

Chris Austin

Freddy Blake

Joseph Crane

Leo Schmidt

Luna Casey

Sandy Babcock

Steven Puckett

Tom Downe

Dionysius Dorm:

Amy Bishop

Arthur “Art” Harris

Chyna Ferguson

Finnegan “Finn” Peters

Hugo Maybank

Luis Rameriez

Pearl Heyward

Penelope “Pennie” Knox

Winston Daniels

[infj-zen]

Movies

Some movies to watch starring INFJ actors

The Acid House  Colin 'Coco' Bryce (segment "The Acid House")

Agent Game  Omar

Alien vs. Predator Graeme Miller 

All Hat Steve Allman

Almost Friends Charlie

Amanda & Jack Go Glamping Amanda

American Renegades Jim Rainey 

American Sausage Standoff Edward Hofler

Anonymous Thomas Dekker

Apostasy Elder Steven

The Arbor Young David

Around the World in 80 Days Inspector Fix

Arthur and the Invisibles Arthur

Arthur et la vengeance de Maltazard Arthur

Arthur 3: The War of the Two Worlds Arthur (voice)

The Art of Getting By George Zinavoy

Astro Boy Astro / Toby (voice) 

As You Like It Silvius

August Rush August Rush

Belfast Billy Clanton

Beneath a Sea of Lights Caweys 

Benjamin Benjamin 

Black Hawk Down Nelson

Blade Runner 2049 Doc Badger

Blindness Sergeant

Borg vs. McEnroe Vitas Gerulaitis 

Broken Rick

The Brothers Grimsby Tabansi Nyagura

The Cabin in the Woods Lin

Cadia: The World Within Tanion

Canyon Del Muerto Sylvanus Griswold Morley

Captain Phillips Muse

Catch Me If You Can Miggy

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Charlie Bucket

The Coming of the Martians George 

Creation Stories Alan McGee

Dance Flick Mr. Stache

Death at a Funeral Justin 

Deep Swimmer Theo

Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood Mailman

Dragon Rider Ben (voice) 

Exodus: Gods and Kings Expert

Extortion Miguel Kaba 

The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir Wiraj

Eye in the Sky Jama Farah

Faintheart Julien

Faintheart Tim

Fancy Dancing Bernard Schiff

Finding Neverland Peter Llewelyn Davies 

First Cow Lloyd

Five Children and It Robert 

Fool's Gold Alfonz

A Fox's Tale Little Jack (voice) 

Freedom's Path Silas

Get Santa PS Finkerton

A Girl from Mogadishu Hassan 

The Glimmer Man Det. Jim Campbell

The Golden Compass Pantalaimon (voice) 

Good Time Dash the Park Security Guard

A Good Year Young Max 

The Gospel According to Vic Stevie Deans 

Great Expectations Wemmick

Groom Lake Kate

Hallam Foe Andy / hotel employee

The Happy Prince Alfred Bosie Douglas

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Fred Weasley

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 Fred Weasley

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 Fred Weasley

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Fred Weasley

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Fred Weasley

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Fred Weasley

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Fred Weasley

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Fred Weasley

Hollywood Shuffle Donald / Jheri Curl 

The Huntsman: Winter's War Duke of Blackwood

I'm Gonna Git You Sucka Jack Spade 

Island Calum 

Jack the Giant Slayer Wicke

The Journey Jack the Driver 

Judge Dredd Junior Angel 

Julien Donkey-Boy Julien

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Tech Merc

Justin and the Knights of Valour Justin (voice) 

Kick-Ass 2 Insect Man

Last Night in Soho Cloakroom Attendant 

Legend Frank Shea

Let's Kill Ward's Wife Gina

The Life of Stuff Fraser

A Low Down Dirty Shame Shame 

Marvelous Lars

Mary and the Witch's Flower Flanagan (English version, voice)

Master Harold and the Boys Hally Ballard 

Match Point Inspector Dowd 

Mediator Steven

Mirror Mirror Charles Renbock

Mojo Skinny

Most Wanted James Dunn

Much Ado About Nothing Beatrice 

National Theatre Live: All My Sons Chris Keller

The Novice Jill Yarrut

Paranoid Gordon

Parked Cathal O'Regan

Patchwork Garret 

Pearl Harbor Red 

Perfect Sense James

The Phoenix and the Magic Carpet Joe

The Pirates of Somalia Abdi 

The Reckoning Simon Damian

Rhinoceros Hunting in Budapest Chaz

Royal Deceit Frovin 

The Rundown Declan

Scary Movie Slave

The Selfish Giant Phil the Barman

7 Days: The story of Blind Dave Heeley Captain Williams

Sironia Molly

16 Years of Alcohol Jake 

Skagerrak Gabriel

Snatch Mullet

Snowpiercer Andrew

The Spiderwick Chronicles Jared Grace / Simon Grace 

Star 80 Comic

The Tempest Ariel 

Testament of Youth Victor Richardson 

Trainspotting Spud

T2 Trainspotting Spud

21 and a Wake-Up Caitlin Murphy

Two Brothers Raoul Normandin 

Tyson's Run Aklilu

The Vault  Thom

The Veil of Twilight Rabbi Dunbar

Waiting for You Paul Ashton 

War Horse David Lyons

Wide Open Spaces Austin

Wonder Woman Charlie

Wonder Woman 1984 Charlie (Photograph) (credit only)

You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger Henry Strangler

The Zero Sum Leonard Paulson

[im-not-a-joke]

So for your 100 followers thing what if you did a playlist for the Tumblr Gang-

bella yES

spotify

agora - bear hands

angel eyes and basketball - foot ox

better than me - the brobecks

beware the dog - the griswolds 

benny worm - jack stauber

boys will be bugs - cavetown

can i call you tonight - dayglow (speaking of which we should voice call soon-)

canyon moon - harry styles

dont go breaking my heart from the chicken little soundtrack

fifteen minutes - mike krol

get it - matt and kim

hey ya - outkast

home - edward sharpe and the magnetic zeros

the hype - twenty one pilots

if i didnt have you from the monsters inc soundtrack

im just a kid - simple plan

johnny boy - twenty one pilots

la devotee - panic! at the disco

let me down - oliver tree

man or muppet from the muppets movie

material girl - madonna

my blood - twenty one pilots

na na na - my chemical romance

new york - st vincent

no place id rather be - cassa lio

oh no! - marina 

the overpass - panic! at the disco

the phoenix - fall out boy

quarter past midnight - bastille

san francisco - the mowgli’s

screen - twenty one pilots

sweet hibiscus tea - penelope scott

this aint a scene, its an arms race - fall out boy

tonight tonight - hot chelle rae

twin size mattress - the front bottoms

verbatim - mother mother

victorious - panic! at the disco

we dont believe whats on tv - twenty one pilots

welcome to your life - grouplove

wilson - fall out boy

join my 100 follower celebration

(tagging tumblr gang dont mind me - @eraseyourbookofstories @enchantingartisanfestival @wiggly-chromosomes @weirdowriter @shut-up-murphy @sarkastiksunglasses @strangerthanstranfest if youre in the discord and want to be tagged in future post lmk)

[weirdletter]

Anthologizing Poe: Editions, Translations, and (Trans)National Canons (Perspectives on Edgar Allan Poe), edited by Emron Esplin and Margarida Vale de Gato, Lehigh University Press, 2020. Info: rowman.com.

This collection explores how anthologizers and editors of Edgar Allan Poe play an integral role in shaping our conceptions of Poe as the author we have come to recognize, revere, and critique today. In the spheres of literature and popular culture, Poe wields more global influence than any other U.S. author. This influence, however, cannot be attributed solely to the quality of Poe’s texts or to his compellingly tragic biography. Rather, his continued prominence as a writer owes much to the ways that Poe has been interpreted, portrayed, and packaged by an extensive group of mediators ranging from anthologizers, editors, translators, and fellow writers to literary critics, filmmakers, musicians, and illustrators. In this volume, the work of presenting Poe’s texts for public consumption becomes a fascinating object of study in its own right, one that highlights the powerful and often overlooked influence of those who have edited, anthologized, translated, and adapted the author’s writing over the past 170 years.

Contents: Acknowledgments Introduction: Types of Anthologies and Types of Poe – Margarida Vale de Gato and Emron Esplin  Part 1: Deciding Who Belongs and Where They Fit: (Proto)Anthologies of the 1840s 1. Anthology, Relational Aesthetics, and the (Dis)unity of Affect: Poe Collects People and Griswold Frames Poe – Jana L. Argersinger 2. Poe as Anthologizer of Himself – Harry Lee Poe 3. The “Flower-gemmed” Story: Gift Book Tradition and Poe’s “Eleonora” – Alexandra Urakova  Part 2: Assembling Poe in English: Editors, Editions, and the College Anthology 4. Selecting for Posterity: Poe’s Early Editors and the Battle for a Definitive Collection – Jeffrey A. Savoye 5. The Scholars’ Poe(s): Landmark Editions of the Twentieth Century – Travis Montgomery 6. Poe Anthologies and Editions in Britain: 1852-1914 – Bonnie Shannon McMullen 7. Repatriating Poe: Revising the Penguin Portable – J. Gerald Kennedy 8. Textbook Poe: College American Literature Anthologies – Scott Peeples  Part 3: Setting Tones and Moods: Genre Anthologies and Audiobooks 9. Usher II: Poe, Anthologies, and the Rise of Science Fiction – Stephen Rachman 10. Edgar Allan Poe and the Codifying and Anthologizing of Detective Fiction – John Gruesser 11. “‘I have spoken both of ‘sound’ and of ‘voice’’’: An Analysis of Doug Bradley’s Spinechillers Audio Anthology and the Works of Edgar Allan Poe – Michelle Kay Hansen 12. Poe’s Poetry Anthologized – Philip Edward Phillips  Part 4: Wor(l)ding Poe Abroad: Anthologizers, Editors, Illustrators, and Translators 13. Startling Restitutions, Significant Partialities: The French Come to the Rescue of Edgar Allan Poe – Margarida Vale de Gato 14. Popular Poe Anthologies in the UK and France – Christopher Rollason 15. Under the Spanish Eye: Illustrated Poe Editions in Spain – Fernando González-Moreno and Margarita Rigal-Aragón 16. A Century of Terror, Ratiocination, and the Supernatural: Poe’s Fiction in Argentina from Carlos Olivera to Julio Cortázar – Emron Esplin 17. Editing and Anthologizing Poe in Japan – Takayuki Tatsumi Index About the Editors and Contributors

[elcinelateleymickyandonie]

Rod Cameron.

Filmografía

- Heritage of the Desert (1939) - Cowhand (sin acreditar)

- The Old Maid (1939) - Papel secundario (escenas eliminadas)

- If I Had My Way (1940) - Slim - Bridge Worker (sin acreditar)

- ¡Esos fueron los días! (1940) - Bartlett - Estudiante camarero (sin acreditar)

- Stagecoach War (1940) - Townsman (sin acreditar)

- Rangers of Fortune (1940) - Shelby Henchman (sin acreditar)

- El mariscal de campo (1940) - Tex

- Policía Montada del Noroeste (1940) - Cabo Underhill

- Navidad en julio (1940) - Dick

- La vida con Henry (1940) - Bill Van Dusen

- El monstruo y la niña (1941) - Sam Daniels

- I Wanted Wings (1941) - Voz en altavoz (sin acreditar)

- Riders of Death Valley (1941, Serial) - Rider (sin acreditar)

- El párroco de Panamint (1941) - Porter, joven prospector, 'Son' en Prólogo (sin acreditar)

- Cómprame ese pueblo (1941) - Gerard

- Nada más que la verdad (1941) - Sailor (sin acreditar)

- Henry Aldrich para presidente (1941) - Ed Calkins

- La noche del 16 de enero (1941) - Asistente del abogado Polk

- Sin manos en el reloj (1941) - Tom Reed

- Among the Living (1941) - Eddie - Man in Cafe (sin acreditar)

- Pacific Blackout (1941) - Piloto

- The Fleet's In (1942) - 'Texas' - Sailor (sin acreditar)

- El notable Andrew (1942) - Jesse James

- Fiel al ejército (1942) - Pvt. O'Toole

- Prioridades en el desfile (1942) - Director de escena

- Isla Wake (1942) - Capitán Pete Lewis

- Los guardabosques del bosque (1942) - Jim Lawrence

- Star Spangled Rhythm (1942) - Suboficial (sin acreditar)

- Commandos Strike at Dawn (1942) - Pasto G-Men contra el Dragón Negro (1943, Serie) - Agente Rex Bennett

- No Time for Love (1943) - Taylor (sin acreditar)

- Lodge de luna de miel (1943) - Big Boy Carson

- Servicio secreto en el África más oscura (1943, serial) - Rex Bennett

- The Good Fellows (1943) - Soldier (sin acreditar)

- El Kansan (1943) - Kelso

- Cabalgando alto (1943) - Sam Welch

- Gung Ho! (1943) - Pvt Rube Tedrow

Jefe de Boomtown (1944) - Steve Hazard

- Trigger Trail (1944) - Clint Farrel

- Sra. Parkington (1944) - Al Swann

- Jinetes de Santa Fe (1944) - Matt Conway

- The Old Texas Trail (1944) - Jim Wiley, haciéndose pasar por Rawhide Carney.

-Salomé, donde bailaba (1945) - Jim

- Más allá de los Pecos (1945) - Lew Remington

- Swing Out, hermana (1945) - Geoffrey Cabot

- Renegados del Río Grande (1945) - Buck Emerson

- Frontier Gal (1945) - Jonathan Hart

- El runaround (1946) - Eddie J. Kildane

- Piratas de Monterey (1947) - Capitán Phillip Kent

- Panhandle (1948) - John Sands

- River Lady (1948) - Dan Corrigan

- Los saqueadores (1948) - John Drum

- La hija de Belle Starr (1948) - Bob 'Bitter Creek' Yauntis

- Hágalo rico (1948) - Duke Massey

- Estampida (1949) - Mike McCall

- Brimstone (1949) - Johnny Tremaine

- Dakota Lil (1950) - Harve Logan / Kid Curry

- Stage to Tucson (1950) - Grif Holbrook

- Hierba corta (1950) - Steve Llewellyn

- Oh! Susanna (1951) - Capitán Webb Calhoun

- Explorador de caballería (1951) - Kirby Frye

- El avispón marino (1951) - Gunner McNeil

- Fuerte Osage (1952) - Tom Clay

- Vagones del oeste (1952) - Jeff Curtis

- La jungla (1952) - Steve Bentley

- Mujer del país del norte (1952) - Kyle Ramlo

- Ride the Man Down (1952) - Will Ballard

- San Antone (1953) - Carl Miller

- La dama de acero (1953) - Mike Monahan

- Pasaje del suroeste (1954) - Edward Fitzpatrick Beale

- Puesto avanzado del infierno (1954) - Tully Gibbs

- Pasaje de Santa Fe (1955) - Jess Griswold

- Doble peligro (1955) - Marc Hill

- Cazadores de titulares (1955) - Hugh 'Woody' Woodruff

- La oportunidad de luchar (1955) - Bill Binyon

- Pasaporte a la traición (1955) - Mike O'Kelly

- Tambores yaquis (1956) - Webb Dunham

- Spoilers del bosque (1957) - Boyd Caldwell

- Escape (1958) - Jeff Keenan

- El hombre que murió dos veces (1958) - William 'Bill' Brennon

- Laramie (1961 episodio "El último viaje") - John Cole

- El halcón arma (1963) - Sheriff Ben Corey

- Las balas no discuten (1964) - Pat Garrett

- Bullet in the Flesh (1964) - Nathaniel Masters

- Réquiem por un pistolero (1965) - Dave McCloud

- El asesino de recompensas (1965) - Johnny Liam

- Winnetou y Old Firehand (1966) - Old Firehand

- Evel Knievel (1971) - Charlie Knesson

- La última película (1971) - Pat Garrett

- El amor francés (1972) - (sin acreditar)

- Las niñas de Jessi (1975) - Rufe

- Asesino psíquico (1975) - Dr. Commanger.

-Amor y suministro de automóviles de medianoche (1977) - Sheriff Dawson.

Créditos: Tomado de Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rod_Cameron_(actor)

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