#Lauren Ellis

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Photo by Lauren Ellis. (Read more in an older post.)

“He was funny and brilliant with a mind like a steel trap. I will not lie and tell you he was not a troubled individual, but I just loved his humor and his smile. He was just a trip.” - Lauren Ellis, Marin Independent Journal, February 22, 2019

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Lucifer 2.11 | Stewardess Interruptus

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lucifer - one deckerstar scene per episode [pilot, 1x01]

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Lucifer, S1E12: #TeamLucifer (2016)

@giftober 2024 | day 25: Devilish

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Mischief Movie Night In 2020-21 as Textposts/Tweets

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Dedicated to @personinthepalace for arguably doing more to promote the fanbase of Mischief Movie Night In than anyone actually employed to do publicity by Mischief Theatre.

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Randoms

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I think the thing that, like, has me fully frothing at the mouth about the way the last of us transformed bill's story is how it flipped on its head what bill does in the narrative. in the game (at least in my interpretation), he is the epitome of the living vs. surviving dichotomy, an example on how you can do everything you can to survive as long as you can and be absofuckinglutely miserable and alone if you continue to shove down parts of yourself and keep everyone at arm's length. he's what joel could become if he's not careful.

and in the show, he's the opposite - he's the example of how you can change your ways in the worst circumstances, how letting someone in is actually the most powerful thing you can do, how surviving isn't enough, isn't worthwhile, if you don't have love, if you don't have something to live for. and where in the game he was a portent of joel's future if he continued down the path he was on, in the show he's a contrast of what joel already is. joel, who couldn't tell tess he loved her, joel who can be detached enough to dispose of the corpse of a child, joel who doesn't allow himself to mourn the death of his friends for more than a few seconds. bill of the game was that way, except he still helped joel and ellie out. joel of the tv show is where bill was, but he still gives ellie his jacket when its cold, his food when she's hungry.

and in doing all of that, and with knowing what's coming, the last of us has said "love will save you. it doesn't matter if its romantic love or familial love, no matter the people involved, love is the most natural thing we do, and if you try to push it away, it will be that that kills you."

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Sighh here it is chat.. some comics i made of various quality based on BEE novels..

American Psycho

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The Rules of Attraction

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Glamorama

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my little troublemaker

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Deckerstar + Hozier Lyrics

Lucifer (2016-2021)

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England Lionesses winning the 2022 Euros Appreciation

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Peter Tork (and Shoe Suede Blues) at the 50th anniversary alumni battle of the bands at E.O. Smith High School in Storrs-Mansfield, Connecticut, on May 29, 2009. Photos by Ryan Pelham/ZUMA Press via Imago Images.

“I love to perform. I think, as far as I know, that’s all I really liked to do since I was four years old.” - Peter Tork, CNN, May 29, 1986

“[W]e played my old high school alma mater, E.O. Smith High School, in Storrs, Connecticut. It was kind of a sock-hop thing, which was not too swift [laughs]. We love to play, and all we care about is somebody sittin’ still who might enjoy what we’re doing.” - Peter Tork, Medium, August 2017

“[Tork and Shoe Suede Blues] performed in public for the first time since his surgery, as part of the 50th anniversary celebration at E.O. Smith High School in Mansfield. 
A member of the school's first graduating class, the 67-year-old Tork today makes his home in town. He was chatty and sported his typical playful wit in conversation outside the room before his show, showing few effects of his illness as he noted with a sharp chuckle that the worst right now is a numb lip and pain in his teeth. He expects to begin radiation treatments within the next week. Established as a sort of headliner for the evening despite being called a ‘surprise guest,’ he wandered the school gymnasium among a crowd of a little more than 100 in advance of his own set, and encountered several acquaintances. He laughed to recall that he had run into a girl who in the sixth grade passed him a note suggesting they get together. [...] Always more of a musician than Monkees records let on, Tork kept up with the very capable Lauren Ellis as they lined up their electric licks, with him doing the lion's share of the filling as his brother Nick Thorkelson hammered at keyboards as a guest on ‘Wild About My Lovin'.’ The taste for rebellion that has always been an undercurrent of Tork's work reared its head again when he closed his 11-song, 50-minute show with what he termed a ‘nasty,’ Sex Pistols-style version of ‘(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone,’ and it was encouraging to see that despite his recent troubles, he still had the vitality needed to offer that edge. ” - The Hartford Courant, May 31, 2009

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Lionesses Appreciation

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lucifer: one deckerstar scene per episode[sweet kicks, 1.05]

bonus:

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Lauren Bonner by Tony Ellis

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Mischief Movie Night In 2020-21 as Textposts/Tweets pt.2

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