#Ian Shane

[puckingoff]

Big Red Up-Ends Black Bears 3-1

Springfield, MA – The Cornell Big Red fell behind early but stormed back to beat the Maine Black Bears 3-1 at the MassMutual Arena on Thursday. It’s the second straight year Cornell has advanced to the Regional Finals as the lower seed.  Cornell goalie Ian Shane stopped 30 of 31 shots, while Sullivan Mack’s two-goal game capped off the NCAA Springfield Regional doubleheader. Both of Mack’s goals…

[ianthoni]

Husbands at the back vs wives fine wining at the front 💅🏼

[oopsallsmosh]

bella hecox

[sophiebiikes]

rb for accuracy!

[kkqueergurl]

Smosh quotes I collected for some reason

“Angela…which wrench did ya choose babe?”

- Amanda

“SHE BOOKED!”

- Angela

“COME ON DOWN TO THE CATFISH CABIN!”

- Chance

“You guys are a fun group!”

- Ian

“ Why do you have two asses?”

- Keith

“That was so awful. I can’t believe you did that. I literally feel so betrayed. I feel like you almost went off a bridge and then you were like ‘I’m taking the keys!’ And you left me. Hanging! And you walked to the nearest town. And I was all by myself! And you took my wallet! And it’s so cold! I have no jacket! I dressed up for the night! I have nothing! I have no protection! I can’t believe you did that!”

- Amanda

“Oh no! I dead!”

- Jackie

“Queer little creatures, and gay to be certain too!”

- Spencer

“Gogo siwa!”

- Tommy

“Im the manager at the Spud Hut. We got plenty of potatoes down at the Spud Hut. We got bbq chicken, buffalo chicken, Mediterranean, that ones got feta and sun dried tomatoes. We’ve got a Cobb potato. Blue cheese and bacon. We got a Sicilian one, that ones got pepperoni! We got a fettuccine Alfredo spud! It’s got noodles and the chicken and the sauce! And the cheese on top. People don’t really like the vegan ones though cause they don’t really sit right well. It’s the vegan toppings they don’t like. We got the All American spud! It’s got chili it’s got scallions! It’s got chicken wings! The Spud Hut was the best thing to ever happen to me in my whole life. And I’ll tell ya we eat so many spuds!”

- Chance

“MY BUTTHOLE HAD TEETH!”

- Noah

“Almond…Pistachio…Nutcase!”

- Chance

“As a Jew I resent that.”

- Noah

“Oh my god! You look the worst you’ve ever looked!”

- Angela

“That’s what it sounded like when I got f*cked by Daft Punk!”

- Shane

“Look at the judge. The judge is laughing at a ballsack joke!”

- Angela

“I’m being told it’s like the WNBA for dudes.”

- Spencer

“But you gotta eat something…my ass!”

- Jackie

2 min ltr

“Just saying my ass got a lot of fat on it!”

- Jackie

Which was quickly followed by

“Nobody wants to eat your ass Jackie!”

- Ian

[the-burt-macklin-fbi]

This is so cute?!

Please add tags for creators missed!

[coolchevistianofficialsite]

What are your thoughts that The Book of Bill has references to Amphibia, The Owl House, Star Vs The Forces Of Evil, Wander Over Yonder but not Big City Greens despite that show being a Gravity Falls alumni show?

Personally it adds to my belief that Big City Greens is more of a Harvey Beaks/C.H. Greenblatt alumni driven series than a Alex Hirsch alumni series specially with the Big City Greens crew members taking the torch of the Gravity Falls crew for future Disney series.

Another proof for me is this cool merchandise crossover collaboration with Alex Hirsch, Dana Terrace and Matt Braly with Gravity Falls, Amphibia and The Owl House considered as "the big three"

BTW you should donate to this merchandise campaing since they are some cool figures.

[disneytva]

Natasha Kline on how her work on Big City Greens trained her to showrun Primos.

The Houghton brothers have been amazing mentors for me. Even as I pitched my own show and started developing it and started producing it, they’ve always been there if I need a listening ear or anything. While I was working on their show it was very interesting. Because they have a very specific brand of humor. So it was interesting for me to be able to hone my own humor based off of what they thought was funny. And we worked very closely together because as a director, it’s literally just like sometimes the three of us in the room throwing ideas around and rewriting things and reshaping scenes. So I definitely got a sense of what their flavor is. --- Kline

Primos is one of the many upcoming Disney TVA shows created by Big City Greens alumnis, other shows in development include Monica Ray, Hannah Ayoubi, Raj Brueggemann, Amy Hudkins and Ian Mutchler.

Houghton Brothers mentor C.H. Greenblatt is developing his own Disney TVA show too.

[hotwingsblog]

[meeks-just-wants-to-scroll]

you like stardew valley?? may i introduce Ian from ridgeside, he's like sean but in stardew (he can't read, and is ginger, that's all i remember)

I like my fictional men to be incompetent old men who are smelly and cant read, not teens/young adults who are incompetent and can’t read.

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[more-francho]

I love that when Shayne said that the person who put Chumbawamba was a jokester I immediately thought it was Ian, and I was pretty upset cause DUDE! he never tell us anything 😭😭COME ON MAN, same with the setup video. At least Shayne told us he is an Offspring fan, that so cool.

We wanna see your likes and dislikes bro we love u

[oopsallsmosh]

he knows him so well 😳🥺😫💳💥

[bergoozter]

✨together✨

[the-krakens-bitch]

One of the reasons why I could never read ‘real person’ fanfic is the inability to construct and adapt the appropriate characteristics to each being within the media.

With fictional characters, there's an established understanding of what the audience (dramatic irony) and each character know about each other whether this was compiled through what the character says, how the other characters explain them, interactions, characters' past (either shown in a flashback or told) and or parallels between them and other situations/characters within the media.

Personally, one of the elements of fanfiction that I enjoy is seeing how other people perceive and understand the characters, as well as the characters' relationships with other characters and how they react to certain circumstances; either given by the narrative itself (canon events) or the audience's decision (fanfic).

As the audience, it is a privilege to insepct and examine the small and unique aspects of the characters to analyse and connect elements within the narrative to develop a deep understanding of them. However, this can’t happen with real people.

In real life, there is no story arch, there is no specific camera angles, no specifc lighting, no intentionly writing choices, no additonal codes and conventions that explore a story deeper into the text of reality.

Especially famous people, more specially youtubers; within an increasingly parasocial world, where the audiences are becoming progressively closer towards the artist, it is harder to seperate the audience's belief that they know that particular person/group.

I think this is most obvious within the One direction/5 seconds of summer phase of the early 2010s, but it has yet to decrease due to the prevelent evolution of what is considered the norm of social media interaction with the artist and the fan.

Therefore artist will present in the 'so called' suitable character that they want to present at a given time. Implying that in particular circumstance, either promoting new music or movie, playing a game, peforming and so on, they will display the appropriate characteristics to go with that aim.

The audience cannot take this and deem it as their personality, or decode that they are 'faking' or pretending in front of the camera. I think there's a belief that famous people, more specifically Youtubers will either be their 100% authentic selves or become a completely different person in front of a camera, but that is not true. They are becoming an alternative version of themself for a performance.

In summary, I think the idea of reading fanfic about real people exacerbates the parasocial relationship that social media is now normalizing. Such as depersonalizing public figures into caricatures of themself and placing them into fabricated renditions of what that particular audience desires from them.

[golbrockstar]

Yeah, you know those YouTubers who are friends who are always associated with each other, who’ve changed up their content a few times and have devoted fan bases and deep channel lore and inside jokes? You know those two?