#LORREE?????

[snowtel-owner-mr-p]

Took a few weeks off of this site to clean up the hotel more thoroughly.

The Snowtel is perfectly clean and tidy, and any who may say differently clearly has not opened their eyes.

[cheesuschrist-iii]

Siblings ❤️

Lore was so funny in the brothers episode like man was mad cuz he realised he isn’t the favourite child.

Also a Worf sketch

[the-indie-owl]

I will never legit get over on how Bolok's Pet Fish looks like Slappy Laszlo.

[fandomandangstlover]

Waving this in front of y'all GO WATCH THIS

[yandereocs]

So likeeee~ do the hybrids find it weird that pets exist? is it like in the amazing world of gumball when gumballs mom and him find a cat in a cage and his mom just says not to question it

also your stories are really great and i love the lore of your world 🪼

* HAHA THAT SCENE IN GUMBALL IS SO FUNNY

* Anyway, to answer your question, they don't. For quite a long time, they had their own..."pets". Which isn't pets, it's slavery. They owned bunny hybrids as pets

* So they think humans' versions of pets is just a "lamer" version of their "pets"

* I do think some hybrids would have personal varying degrees of comfort with owning a pet. Elijah? Would not get a cat. Zack? Would absolutely get a dog. But the entire hybrid species? They're like "yeah, whatever works for humans I guess"

* ALSO BRO THANK YOU I'M SO GLAD YOU ENJOY MY STUFF!!!

[wackpedion]

What video should I watch I love long videos

Last night I watched a nearly 3 hour video on Dirk Strider and a good half of it was Eridan fanfiction

HELP reminds me of recently when i clicked on a video that appeared to be a commentary slash recap on the dreamnotfound craze but most of it was just them reading Heatwaves . anyway uhhh MINIONS LORREE

[r4b1d-r4bb1t5]

THE LORE THAT COULD HAPPEN BECAUSE OF THE GOAT. RRRRRRRRRRRRR

A NEW CROWN, POSSIBLY NEW BISHOP DUE TO THAT CROWN, MAYBE A DOG IF THE GOAT IS SUPPOSED TO BE AN OPPOSITE LAMB, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

LORE,,,, LORREE

[disconnectedkid]

Wake up chat new crackship au just dropped

lorree under the cuuuut

So basically in this au/alt timeline Dave was still alive and functioning and Freddy fazbenders was still producing phone guys through the 2000s, Dave basically owns the company (they still like go bankrupt or whatever it just takes longer dw abt it) randy is his anxious self and gets his ass a job at the local Freddy’s, but due to his natural moisture level he gets springlocked almost immediately, he goes off to the factory and becomes a phone dude, jack is also out of the picture doing whatever he does between Dsaf 2&3 and when Dave gets a job at the new freddys he finds himself very endeared to the terrified amd anxious phoney, amd basically uses him as a replacement in his life for jack, I’ll probably post more abt them later lmao

[callico-awts]

Ehehhe~ I has returned from the depths of acads

Now have hikki of my omari au hehehe

Still has that stoic look but she still shows a bit of emotions..

Well.. I did mention that she doesn't have a imaginative mind. Thanks to his now forever abandoned sketchbook, Mari saw all the artwork he did when he was still alive, the amazing places and characters. She became invested.. she also remembers good memories to help her cope with the pain.

Okie I'm done, enjoy this crumbs of lorree-

*/sleeps peacefully

[fiftylaw485]

WATCHERS CANT BE DARGOUNS??

Yeah but my watchers are cooler

Fully rendered piece, semi rendered and flat colour.

LORREE:

Weak watchers are little, about the size of a house cat.

Average watchers are like a bus and a half long

Strong watchers are fukin golaiths, being up to 400 meters length wise, noodle dargouns.

Turned watchers have human forms wich are just bird people in white cloaks with the glowing purple watchers sign over a black mask,

Xelqua the chad has both a Turned and a Dragon form.

[redjukebox]

Guys

Why is there barely any Gramble centric fanfics??

Hmm?

Why are yall doing him like that?

Why are yall doing ME like that??

Guys please I am begging for more Gramble fics please please please please please why is there so little Gramble content I need his LORREE

[nefarious-exclam]

if youyd fing\d any lasrge clocks in the garound!, you shaould let prof know!! hje looks liek he wants the lorree!!

THE ONLY LARGE COCK AROUND IS MINE.

[ian-loves-fanfiction]

I adore this interpretation of the player! And the LORREE, it's great. The art is also amazing.

DogDay has some regrets, Catnap has a lot of anger, and Angel does his best to comfort his friend.

[thorntonkrell-blog-blog]

Jackie was born in West Babylon, New York not far from the birthplaces of Billy Joel and Gerry Rivera. Her mother, Dianne worked as a nurse. Her father, Jack worked as an engineer. They did not live in a pink house.

Both Jack and Dianne were baseball fans. Dianne loved the Yankees and Jack loved the Mets. Every year, they bought season tickets and alternated which team.....even years Yanks and odd years Mets.

When Jackie was in sixth grade, the family left the Island and moved to upstate New York. Jack got hired at Xerox. Dianne got hired bt Strong Memorial Hospital.

Jackie started playing Little League baseball against the boys. She followed in the footsteps of Loree Brady who had broke into the league and had dominated. Loree became Jackie's coach. Lorree recognized and nurtured Jackies love of the game. Jackie made the boy's varsity baseball team, becoming the first girl to do so. In her junior year, she switched to girl's softball and dominated.

She inherited her mother's love for the Yankees, particularly Derek Jeter. Jackie got her degree in physical education from SUNY Brockport. She returned to her alma mater where she was hired as a gym teacher but also served as women's basketball and baseball coach.

Along the way she became BFF with Ellie because they had several classes together in high school. Jackie helped Ellie to get through Gym class and Ellie helped Jackie get through English. They both loved The Natural by Malamud.

So did Mr. Rivers who had made it part of his curriculum as he introduced the concept of magical realism setting the stage for Marquez and Kafka.

[whitepolaris]

Deathstyles of the Rich and Famous

Hollywood Forever Cemetery

Visitors to Los Angeles are disappointed if they go back home without a single celebrity-spotting to brag about. Imagine the disgrace of traveling all the way from Chippewa Falls, only to remain shamefully silent when your next-door neighbor asks if you rubbed elbows with anyone famous. Now you can travel to the City of Angels in confidence, explorer from the east. There are places in L.A., where you can’t swing a dead cat without running across dozens of Tinseltown’s famous and infamous. Hollywood Forever Cemetery is one such place. 

Hollywood Forever was originally named Hollywood Memorial Park and was opened to the dying public in 1899 by two Isaacs (Lankershim and Van Nuys). It slowly became the place to spend eternity. But by the 1980s and ‘90s, mismanagement and skulduggery on the part owner Jules Roth had turned the place into a horror. The property was in a sorry state when it went on the block in 1998. Some families had actually paid to have their loved ones removed from crypts and graves. Tyler Cassity took over the facility and invested “millions” (according to the press release) in improvements and renovations. 

Cassity saved the famous old burial grounds and renamed it Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Here you can hobnob with luminaries as Douglas Fairbanks, Peter Lorree, Tyrone Power, Fay Wray, and everyone’s favorite Jewish mob boss, Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel. Siegal’s crypt marker sits just above eye level and it shaped like an open book; there is a Star of David above his name and an inscription that reads IN LOVING MEMORY FROM THE FAMILY. One can’t help but wonder if this written send-off was from Bugsy’s family or Bugsy family. (Get it?) 

Fans of the Little Rascals and Our Gang comedies will be happy to know that Darla Hood and Alfalfa are eternally united, at least in burial-plot real estate if not in each other’s hearts. Darla in entombed in the Eternal Life mausoleum, while her silver screen sweetheart was laid to rest in the lawn a few hundred feet away. 

Alfalfa’s headstone bears the name Carl “Alfalfa” Switzer and has an engraved image of a dog that many believe to be Petey, the pooch in the series. Others maintain that it is Switzer’s own pet dog and not the motion picture pup. As it turns around, Alfalfa had dabbled in professional dog breeding and the dog on his marker is most likely a reference to that. Carl was shot dead on January 21, 1959, at the age of thirty-two, in what was deemed a “justified homicide.” The shooting was the result of a heated argument between Switzer and a friend over fifty dollars and a lost hunting dog. It seems that dogs played a big part in Alfalfa’s death-and death. 

Death by misadventure is also represented in the elaborate monument for Jayne Mansfield (who is actually buried in Pennsylvania), star and famous devotee of Anton LaVey and his Church of Satan. Mansfield died in an auto wreck that spared her three children but also killed her dog and driver. Rumors still swirl about a curse put on Mansfield by the goateed LaVay. 

David White, who played Larry Tate, Darren’s wishy-washy boos on television’s Bewitched, is buried here too. At least we hope he is dead and not the everlasting victim of Endora’s dark witchcraft. Look for yourself. The bronze bust of the actor is so eerily lifelike that one can’t help wondering if White stumbled across Samantha’s secret-and in order to keep her silence, the comedic coven secretly entombed him here. It only sounds farfetched if you haven’t seen it. . . . Believe us, it’s freaky. The bust, which was modeled after White at age fifty-three, was actually a prop from a 1969 Bewitched episode. 

Fan of the punk rock genre? None did it harder or better than the Ramones. Both bassist Dee Dee (Douglas Clovin) and guitarist Johnny (John Commings) are buried here. Dee Dee is in the more conventional grave of the two. The Ramones’ presidential seal logo is emblazoned atop his tombstone along with the tongue-in-cheek phrase, “OK. . . .  I gotta go now.” The nearby ground is littered with tributes from Ramones fans: candles, Bic lighters, and guitar picks. 

But Dee Dee’s memorial is positively conventional in comparison to that of Johnny, who planned ahead for his decidedly unpunkish marker. He rises from a granite block in pure bronze, trapped at mid-thigh and clutching a guitar from which he is surely coaxing the first chords of “Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue.” Inscribed around the polished stone are tributes from friends such as Vincent Gallo and John Frusciante (the latter, the guitarist for the Red Hot Chili Peppers). Leaning back in the quintessential rock god-axe man pose, the statue of Johnny Ramone is far and away the most visually jarring image in the park. Sitting directly in front of the serene duck pond and framed by the swaying palm trees, the grave is a loud rock shout in this otherwise somber field of memorials, but that was most likely by Johnny’s design. 

Not had your fill of the rich, famous, and dead? How about the man of a thousand voices? Mel Blanc, who breathed life into such classic cartoon characters as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Barney Rubble, is buried beneath this hallowed bedrock. His headstone says THAT’S ALL FOLKS.

If this isn’t enough reason to visit Forever, and we think it ought to be, there are also the occasional outdoor screenings of well-known movies projected on the walls of the mausoleums. Sometimes the movies fit the spooky graveyard atmosphere, i.e., The Exorcist. Other times they’re simply Hollywood standards, like Some Like It Hot. It makes for a great date. For the past three years, the L.A. film-lovers group Cinespia has been projecting classic films on the wall of the Cathedral Mausoleum in the southeast corner of the park. Up to three thousand viewers arrive early for the shows, carting chairs, blankets, and picnic meals. Often stars represented in the films are actually interred in the cemetery or mausoleum itself. A few families have complained about disrespect for their lost loved ones, but owner Cassity maintains it helps to raise money for upkeep of the cemetery grounds. “Donations” for admission are $10. 

Hollywood Forever will sell you a map showing the grave sites of the famous. So the next time you return from a visit to the West Coast, you can hold you head up high. You’ll have enough celebrity sightings to become a star in your own right at the next block party or ice-cream social. 

[heckoffmate]

Me, after three seconds of no brain activity: (N. Gin voice) eh