#Mallow Bank

[oldcurrencyexchange]

O'Brien Banknote Guide: One Pound, Mallow Bank, Type 3 (De La Cour)

Date: 1835 1835 Mallow Bank, One Pound Sterling, dated 1st October, for Robert De La Cour & signed by him. Description: 1835 Mallow Bank, One Pound note signed by Robert de la Cour – possibly one of the last he signed before his bank went under. 1st October, 1835 Signed by Robert de la Cour Pinholes and a few spots, otherwise Very Fine (VF) Very rare Introduction: The Mallow Bank (Co Cork) was…

[noxiousmelody]

Mallows inktober day 14: grimoire

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[hazeism]

12 19 and 25 for the AO3 wrapped :D

12. How many wip's do you have in your docs for next year?

Oohh!! How would I even begin to count, haha? I keep a really loose checklist and I also have a (discord channel lmfao in a server that only I'm in) where I keep ideas but I've got so much shit sitting around that's just like. 300 random words of prose. I suppose I could count the documents that don't have the (completed) tag on them... My checklist is at sixty-two, so that's a number I can give you, haha.

19. What’s one pairing you want to explore next year?

OUHH part of me wanted someone to ask this and part of me didn't want to open this door but AHHAHAH (okay I'm unsound you have to forgive me in advance for being an unsound and deranged person with an unquiet soul okay?) basically I've been scrawling this out thematically over various inboxes but mostly to myself but ... okay (embarrassed suddenly) h-hober mallow dies lonely and wanting and unfulfilled and maybe even embittered at the ineffectualness of his interpersonal maneuvers ("Galaxy, he hates me.") and some (eighty? my math is loose) years later Bel Riose rises on the interstellar scene to no archetypal, intellectual, etc. equal, and feels himself a thing with a pulse and a purpose ("You are trying to say I am a silly robot...") in a world of inert subjects animated by the random motion of psychohistorical necessity from which no significant or distinguishing ego arises... listen Ike doesn't care about these people but I DO and to say that they NEED each other is an UNDERSTATEMENT. Do you understand where I'm going with this? Do you understand? Listen The General and The Trader Princes were respectively the weakest (most wanting) sections of their respective novels; to synthesize them would be a task suited for perhaps an adolescent (saying this to make himself more likely to commit to rereading and rewriting so fucking much of these novels) (he's already like 6k words deep but most of it is them quipping, them fucking, surgeries under dubious consent, and bel riose being nobly starved to the brink of death under Imperial escort HAHAHAHA. aaaah. ah 😐).

25. Did you receive any gifts this year?

Nothing written, noo, but an incrrrredible amount of art inspired by my fic (which has never happened before this year ahdkfdhj) (and I think that's close enough to a gift! they r treasures to me.) look look LOOK LOOK i'm going to melt i'm going to deconstitute i'm not a person i never was ohhmfygfuildohfldifl 😭😭😭😭 trying to compose myself but it's so hard when I'm a non-Newtonian fluid and not a man not even a little bit AAOUAHDSHKFJDLS!!!

(And I skipped secret santa this year because I was in full hermit mode which kinda sucked of me because that's always fun :'( but hopefully lots of opportunities in the coming year to be generous and friendly instead of reclusive and crazy.)

And I suppose it's not what the question is asking, but I also made a lot of new friends [if you think i'm talking about you i am hi i love you i'm sorry for being evil], and spent a lot of time with old friends, who privilege me terribly and awesome (archaic) with their time and attention and even their affection, which is a precious gift 2 me :)

Questions here if you want 2 send more :')

[strawberryvanillablast]

Geno: Bowser. What are you up to...again?

Bowser: Well, the Smithy Gang did a number on my fortress, Blue! And they didn't compensate! So, I decided to do something else!

Geno: Which is...?

Bowser, revealing a soft, small Geno plushie: I decided to cash in on your popularity and make some plush dolls out of your likeness!

Geno: I'm popular? *blush* Oh my. I'm flattered...

Geno: But most importantly, no.

Bowser: Ah, come on, Blue!

Geno: Isn't it already made redundant by the fact that I am already a doll? This body is a doll's.

Bowser: But that's the thing! You're one of a kind! But this is something that everyone can enjoy!

Geno: No.

Bowser: Come on! We'll be making bank on this generation of Geno kissers!

Geno: No. You are not making profit based on fan admiration of me.

Bowser: It also comes with a set of outfits! A Plumber one, a regal one, and even a princess outfit!

Geno: Mario, Princess Peach. Please make him see reason.

Mario, holding out a bag of coins: I'll-a take one!

Princess Peach: Me too!

Geno: What?!

Mallow: Sorry, Geno. You're not gonna talk them out of this one.

Geno: So it would seem. Still, I'm glad that you aren't taken in with this fad.

Mallow: Yeah...

Mallow, hiding a Geno plush out of sight:

[cedar-glade]

Along the Little Miami Inbetween hamilton and clermont co is a section that maintains conglomerate mudstone layer and a lot of mud banks close enough to mudflats that you still get some classic mudflat species and riparian gravel bar species.

The first is the winged monkey flower(Mimulus alatus) , known for winged squared of stems, though since Ohio gets both, if you need to collect seeds for bioswale forbes and want to differentiate them when the stem is brown, the peduncle, aka main stem that holds/bares a flower or a fruit attached to the stem, is almost sessile or near sessile, aka still there but close to not existing where as Allegheny is elongate.

a gravel bar species requiring full sun is Hibiscus moscheutos or the swamp rose mallow, it's about as common as our other native Hibiscus laevis or the halberd leafed mallow; this species pictured has more common smaller colonies with pink flowers on average with what most assume as a non deeply lobed leaf differing from a halberd lobed white flower with taller plants on average and larger colonies.

Wouldn't be a good gravel bar without falls redest sedum, Ditch stone crop! or is it a sedum really???, while we used to assume based on morphological features it is no longer placed in the genera Sedum and is Penthorum sedoides a non succulent water loving species that actually has found it's self as a member of the saxifrage order. It is one of two species that I know of in the genera, and is associated with it's own family as of now. It is also the only member of the genus within the United States. Side note: As a member or the saxifrage order I don't even know if this species utilizes CAM to be honest and it wouldnt benefit it if you think about it.

Lindernia dubia

false pimpernel

Associated with the mudflats, it's funny because people call this and many others the mudflat ephemerals because they are brief and seasonal inbetween flood stages. These always look like a monkey flower at first glance before you know the species.

Eclipta prostrata

Mudflat false daisy, a riparian and swale species but also very common on mudflats.

Persicaria pensylvanica or pensylvania smart weed, is a robust flowering species that forms semi erect inflorescence that are peppered pink and white. and easy to differentiate when you look at a non frimbrate connected ocrea that sheathes both stem and petiole. you can see invasive Persicaria longiseta or oriental bristled ladies thumb with frimbrate ocrea in background :( spicy flowers on our natives less spicy on the non natives.

[wisteriaveil]

One of the things that worried me the most starting out on my green witch journey was the fact that I live in a (small) city. There are rural areas nearby, but I don’t drive so getting out into nature isn’t always as easy as I would like. I was worried that I wouldn’t be able to connect to the natural world in the way that I wanted to.

And then I began taking short walks on my lunch break. The Chadakoin River runs right next to my office building, and there are picnic tables and benches. I could sit with the ducks and watch the turtles play in the water. There are plants growing on the banks, so on a whim I started to try to identify them. I thought it would be good practice.

I was amazed by what I discovered! There are frost grapes and cinquefoil and clover. Wood sorrel and hawthorn and a mulberry tree! I love watching the ducks gorge themselves on the ripe mulberries as they fall. Today I found patches of St. John’s Wort blooming in the sunlight. Mallow flowers and honeysuckle and bittersweet nightshade…

There is such amazing biodiversity if we only look for it, even in small patches of nature. To watch the flowers bloom and fall with the change of the seasons is so lovely and oddly reassuring. I’ve really come to treasure my lunchtime expeditions and feel a much stronger connection to the earth.

I encourage everyone to get out and explore whatever green areas they can find. There is so much magic waiting to be found!

*One small caveat: I won’t be foraging these plants to ingest or burn, because I’m not sure how polluted the river currently is and there is a lot of traffic nearby. However, they can be dried for spell jars, charms and altar decorations.

[manwalksintobar]

The Rivulet/ The Brook  // Alfred, Lord Tennyson

I come from haunts of coot and hern,   I make a sudden sally And sparkle out among the fern,   To bicker down a valley. By thirty hills I hurry down,   Or slip between the ridges, By twenty thorpes, a little town,   And half a hundred bridges. Till last by Philip's farm I flow   To join the brimming river, For men may come and men may go,   But I go on for ever. I chatter over stony ways,   In little sharps and trebles, I bubble into eddying bays,   I babble on the pebbles. With many a curve my banks I fret   By many a field and fallow, And many a fairy foreland set   With willow-weed and mallow. I chatter, chatter, as I flow   To join the brimming river, For men may come and men may go,   But I go on for ever. I wind about, and in and out,   With here a blossom sailing, And here and there a lusty trout,   And here and there a grayling, And here and there a foamy flake   Upon me, as I travel With many a silvery waterbreak   Above the golden gravel, And draw them all along, and flow   To join the brimming river For men may come and men may go,   But I go on for ever. I steal by lawns and grassy plots,   I slide by hazel covers; I move the sweet forget-me-nots   That grow for happy lovers. I slip, I slide, I gloom, I glance,   Among my skimming swallows; I make the netted sunbeam dance   Against my sandy shallows. I murmur under moon and stars   In brambly wildernesses; I linger by my shingly bars;   I loiter round my cresses; And out again I curve and flow   To join the brimming river, For men may come and men may go,   But I go on for ever.

[brookston]

Holidays 1.18

Holidays

Anniversary of the Founding of Lima (Peru)

Bobby Vinton Day (Chicago, Illinois)

The Day the Disco Died

Dia de la Divina Pastora Bank Holiday (Venezuela)

Field Hockey Day

Flag Day (Honduras)

Four an' Twenty Day (Scotland)

Hair Dryer Appreciation Day

Heroes’ Day (Congo)

International AHC Day

Internet Freedom Day

International Laughter Day (Portugal)

Jazz Day

Lay Awake and Whisper in the Dark Day

Maintenance Day

Mercury Day (French Republic)

Metric System Day

National Forest Day

National Michigan Day

National Sanctity of Human Life Day

Royal Thai Armed Forces Day (Thailand)

Sandwich Islands Day

Stalking Awareness Day of Action

Thaipoosam (a.k.a. Thaipusam or Thaipoosam Cavadee; India, Malaysia, Mauritius)

Thesaurus Day

UFO Day

Waking Day (Elder Scrolls)

Winnie the Pooh Day

World Day of the Snowman

World Religion Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

National Gourmet Coffee Day

National Peking Duck Day

Unsliced Bread Day

Nature Celebrations

Indian Mallow (Conjecture; Korean Flower Days)

Independence, Flag & Related Days

Lima (Founded; Aniversario de Lima; Peru; 1535)

New Scireland (Declared; 2010) [unrecognized]

Revolution Day (Tunisia)

Sandwich Islands (a.k.a. Hawai’i; Discovered by Capt. Cook; 1778)

3rd Saturday in January

Bald Eagle Appreciation Days begin [3rd Saturday]

Baltic Porter Day (Poland) [3rd Saturday]

Learn to Ski Day [3rd Saturday]

National No Phones at Home Day (UK) [3rd Saturday]

National Tulip Day (Netherlands) [3rd Saturday]

National Use Your Gift Card Day [3rd Saturday]

Polar Bear Jump & Ugly Fish Toss (Seward, Alaska) [begins 3rd Saturday]

Sandwich Saturday [Every Saturday]

Sight-Saving Sabbath Weekend [begins 3rd Saturday]

Six For Saturday [Every Saturday]

Soup Swap Day [3rd Saturday]

Spaghetti Saturday [Every Saturday]

Weekly Holidays beginning January 18 (2nd Full Week of January)

Bald Eagle Appreciation Days [thru 1.19]

Geneva Restaurant Week (Geneva, Illinois) [thru 1.26]

International Week of Prayer for Christian Unity [thru 1.25]

Restaurant Weeks (San Antonio Area, Texas) [thru 2.1]

Festivals Beginning January 18, 2025

Apalachicola Oyster Cook-Off (Apalachicola, Florida)

Beaufort Oyster Festival (Beaufort, South Carolina) [thru 1.19]

Comic Con India (Bangalore, India) [thru 1.19]

Lemon Ball (Springfield, Pennsylvania)

Winter Wineland (Sonoma County, California) [thru 1.19]

Feast Days

A.A. Milne (Humanism)

Amy Carmichael (Church of England)

Athanasius of Alexandria (Eastern Orthodox Church)

Beatrix d’Este (Roman Catholic; Blessed)

Bruma IV (Pagan)

Chair of St. Peter (Roman Catholic)

Confession of Peter (Eastern Orthodox, some Anglican and Lutheran Churches)

Cyril of Alexandria (Christian; Saint)

Day of Danu (Celtic Goddess of the Earth, Moon, Fertility, Wisdom, Wealth, Abundance, Wind and Water)

Deicolus (Christian; Saint)

Egg Juggling Day (Pastafarian)

Feast of Neith (Goddess of War & Hunting; Ancient Egypt)

Feast of the Cross (Eastern Orthodox Church)

Feast of the Kitchen-God Zao Jun (China; Everyday Wicca)

Feast of Women as Cultivators (Persian)

Festival of Neith (Ancient Egypt; Goddess of the Hunt and Warfare; Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Jacob Bronowski (Humanism)

Juggling Day (Pastafarian)

Leobadus (Roman Catholic; Saint)

The Luideag (Washer at the Ford; Celtic Book of Days)

Margaret of Hungary (Christian; Saint)

Martin Luther (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Peter-Paul and Marilou (Muppetism)

Prisca (Christian; Saint)

Robert Anton Wilson (Humanism)

Theocrats of Tibet (Positivist; Saint)

36 Companions in Egypt (Christian; Sains)

Ulfrid (Christian; Saint)

Volusianus of Tours (Christian; Saint)

Secular Saints Days

Muhammed Ali (Sports)

John Boorman (Entertainment)

Raymond Briggs (art)

Jacob Bronowski (Science)

Carroll Cloar (Art)

Kevin Costner (Entertainment)

Rubén Darío (Literature)

Cary Grant (Entertainment)

Oliver Hardy (Entertainment)

Elmore James (Music)

Eddie Jones (Art)

Danny Kaye (Entertainment)

A.A. Milne (Literature)

Antoine Pevsner (Art)

Mark Rylance (Entertainment)

Jason Segel (Entertainment)

Kiki Smith (Art)

Daniel Webster (Law, Politics)

Robert Anton Wilson (Literature)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Shakku (赤口 Japan) [Bad luck all day, except at noon.]

Premieres

Bend It Like Beckham (Film; 2002)

Bentley Motors (Automobile Company; 1919)

Blood Simple (Film; 1984)

The Bomb in the Cellar or Bullwinkle Lowers the Boom (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 338; 1965)

Bungle Uncle (Loopy De Loop Cartoon; 1962)

The Cherry Orchard (Play; 1904)

Cloverfield (Film; 2008)

Doctor Bluebird (Color Rhapsody Cartoon; 1936)

Dumb Patrol (WB LT Cartoon; 1964)

A Fistful of Dollars (Film; 1967)

Fresh Air (NPR Radio Series; 1975)

Gigantosaurus (Animated TV Series; 2019)

The Gloom Chasers (Scrappy Cartoon; 1935)

Grandma’s Pet (Oswald the Luck Rabbit Cartoon; 1932)

Hard to Be a God, by Arkady Strugatsky (Novel; 1964)

How I Met Your Father (TV Series; 2022)

Jeepers Creepers, recorded by Louis Armstrong (Song; 1939)

The Jeffersons (TV Series; 1975)

Legends of the Superheroes: Part 1 (Hanna-Barbera Animated TV Movie; 1979)

Lovin’ You, by Minnie Ripperton (Song; 1975)

The L Word (TV Series; 2004)

Mary and the Witch’s Flower (Animated Film; 2018)

The Nose, by Dmitri Shostakovich (Opera; 1928)

Once Around (Film; 1991)

Pumping Iron (Documentary Film; 1977)

27 Dresses (Film; 2008)

Six Millions Dollar Man (TV Series; 1974)

Socko in Morocco (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1954)

Star vs. the Forces of Evil (Animated TV Series; 2015)

Svengali’s Cat (Might Mouse Terrytoons Cartoon; 1946)

Tom and Jerry: Blast Off to Mars (Animated Film; 2005)

Tortilla Flaps (WB LT Cartoon; 1958)

United States of Tara (TV Series; 2009)

Up the River or Yangtze with the Laughing Face (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 337; 1965)

The Vacuum Gun, Parts 1 & 2 (Underdog Cartoon, S3, Eps. 33 & 34; 1967)

Today’s Name Days

Margitta, Ulfried, Uwe (Austria)

Atanas, Atanaska (Bulgaria)

Biserka, Margareta, Priska (Croatia)

Vladislav (Czech Republic)

Prisca (Denmark)

Lauli, Laura (Estonia)

Laura (Finland)

Gwendal, Prisca (France)

Margitta, Prisca, Ulfried, Uwe (Germany)

Athanasios, Kyrillos, Thanasis (Greece)

Piroska (Hungary)

Beatrice, Leonardo, Liberata, Prisca, Priscilla (Italy)

Akselis, Antis, Antons (Latvia)

Gedgaudas, Jogailė, Jolita, Liberta (Lithuania)

Hild, Hildur (Norway)

Bogumił, Jaropełk, Krystyna, Liberata, Małgorzata, Piotr, Pryska (Poland)

Atanasie, Chiril (Romania)

Bohdana (Slovakia)

Faustina, Margarita, Prisca, Priscila (Spain)

Hilda, Hildur (Sweden)

Cyril (Ukraine)

Faustina, Faustine, Fraser, Frazer (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 18 of 2025; 347 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 6 of Week 3 of 2025

Celtic Tree Calendar: Ruis (Elder) [Day 28 of 28]

Chinese: Month 12 (Ding-Chou), Day 19 (Ding-Hai)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]

Coptic: 10 Tubah 1741

Hebrew: 18 Teveth 5785

Islamic: 18 Rajab 1446

J Cal: 18 White; Foursday [18 of 30]

Julian: 5 January 2025

Moon: 77%: Waning Gibbous

Positivist: 18 Moses (1st Month) [Theocrats of Tibet]

Runic Half Month:Peorth (Womb, Dice Cup) [Day 12 of 15]

Season: Winter (Day 29 of 90)

Week: 2nd Full Week of January

Zodiac: Capricorn (Day 28 of 30)

[brookstonalmanac]

Holidays 1.18

Holidays

Anniversary of the Founding of Lima (Peru)

Bobby Vinton Day (Chicago, Illinois)

The Day the Disco Died

Dia de la Divina Pastora Bank Holiday (Venezuela)

Field Hockey Day

Flag Day (Honduras)

Four an' Twenty Day (Scotland)

Hair Dryer Appreciation Day

Heroes’ Day (Congo)

International AHC Day

Internet Freedom Day

International Laughter Day (Portugal)

Jazz Day

Lay Awake and Whisper in the Dark Day

Maintenance Day

Mercury Day (French Republic)

Metric System Day

National Forest Day

National Michigan Day

National Sanctity of Human Life Day

Royal Thai Armed Forces Day (Thailand)

Sandwich Islands Day

Stalking Awareness Day of Action

Thaipoosam (a.k.a. Thaipusam or Thaipoosam Cavadee; India, Malaysia, Mauritius)

Thesaurus Day

UFO Day

Waking Day (Elder Scrolls)

Winnie the Pooh Day

World Day of the Snowman

World Religion Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

National Gourmet Coffee Day

National Peking Duck Day

Unsliced Bread Day

Nature Celebrations

Indian Mallow (Conjecture; Korean Flower Days)

Independence, Flag & Related Days

Lima (Founded; Aniversario de Lima; Peru; 1535)

New Scireland (Declared; 2010) [unrecognized]

Revolution Day (Tunisia)

Sandwich Islands (a.k.a. Hawai’i; Discovered by Capt. Cook; 1778)

3rd Saturday in January

Bald Eagle Appreciation Days begin [3rd Saturday]

Baltic Porter Day (Poland) [3rd Saturday]

Learn to Ski Day [3rd Saturday]

National No Phones at Home Day (UK) [3rd Saturday]

National Tulip Day (Netherlands) [3rd Saturday]

National Use Your Gift Card Day [3rd Saturday]

Polar Bear Jump & Ugly Fish Toss (Seward, Alaska) [begins 3rd Saturday]

Sandwich Saturday [Every Saturday]

Sight-Saving Sabbath Weekend [begins 3rd Saturday]

Six For Saturday [Every Saturday]

Soup Swap Day [3rd Saturday]

Spaghetti Saturday [Every Saturday]

Weekly Holidays beginning January 18 (2nd Full Week of January)

Bald Eagle Appreciation Days [thru 1.19]

Geneva Restaurant Week (Geneva, Illinois) [thru 1.26]

International Week of Prayer for Christian Unity [thru 1.25]

Restaurant Weeks (San Antonio Area, Texas) [thru 2.1]

Festivals Beginning January 18, 2025

Apalachicola Oyster Cook-Off (Apalachicola, Florida)

Beaufort Oyster Festival (Beaufort, South Carolina) [thru 1.19]

Comic Con India (Bangalore, India) [thru 1.19]

Lemon Ball (Springfield, Pennsylvania)

Winter Wineland (Sonoma County, California) [thru 1.19]

Feast Days

A.A. Milne (Humanism)

Amy Carmichael (Church of England)

Athanasius of Alexandria (Eastern Orthodox Church)

Beatrix d’Este (Roman Catholic; Blessed)

Bruma IV (Pagan)

Chair of St. Peter (Roman Catholic)

Confession of Peter (Eastern Orthodox, some Anglican and Lutheran Churches)

Cyril of Alexandria (Christian; Saint)

Day of Danu (Celtic Goddess of the Earth, Moon, Fertility, Wisdom, Wealth, Abundance, Wind and Water)

Deicolus (Christian; Saint)

Egg Juggling Day (Pastafarian)

Feast of Neith (Goddess of War & Hunting; Ancient Egypt)

Feast of the Cross (Eastern Orthodox Church)

Feast of the Kitchen-God Zao Jun (China; Everyday Wicca)

Feast of Women as Cultivators (Persian)

Festival of Neith (Ancient Egypt; Goddess of the Hunt and Warfare; Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Jacob Bronowski (Humanism)

Juggling Day (Pastafarian)

Leobadus (Roman Catholic; Saint)

The Luideag (Washer at the Ford; Celtic Book of Days)

Margaret of Hungary (Christian; Saint)

Martin Luther (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Peter-Paul and Marilou (Muppetism)

Prisca (Christian; Saint)

Robert Anton Wilson (Humanism)

Theocrats of Tibet (Positivist; Saint)

36 Companions in Egypt (Christian; Sains)

Ulfrid (Christian; Saint)

Volusianus of Tours (Christian; Saint)

Secular Saints Days

Muhammed Ali (Sports)

John Boorman (Entertainment)

Raymond Briggs (art)

Jacob Bronowski (Science)

Carroll Cloar (Art)

Kevin Costner (Entertainment)

Rubén Darío (Literature)

Cary Grant (Entertainment)

Oliver Hardy (Entertainment)

Elmore James (Music)

Eddie Jones (Art)

Danny Kaye (Entertainment)

A.A. Milne (Literature)

Antoine Pevsner (Art)

Mark Rylance (Entertainment)

Jason Segel (Entertainment)

Kiki Smith (Art)

Daniel Webster (Law, Politics)

Robert Anton Wilson (Literature)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Shakku (赤口 Japan) [Bad luck all day, except at noon.]

Premieres

Bend It Like Beckham (Film; 2002)

Bentley Motors (Automobile Company; 1919)

Blood Simple (Film; 1984)

The Bomb in the Cellar or Bullwinkle Lowers the Boom (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 338; 1965)

Bungle Uncle (Loopy De Loop Cartoon; 1962)

The Cherry Orchard (Play; 1904)

Cloverfield (Film; 2008)

Doctor Bluebird (Color Rhapsody Cartoon; 1936)

Dumb Patrol (WB LT Cartoon; 1964)

A Fistful of Dollars (Film; 1967)

Fresh Air (NPR Radio Series; 1975)

Gigantosaurus (Animated TV Series; 2019)

The Gloom Chasers (Scrappy Cartoon; 1935)

Grandma’s Pet (Oswald the Luck Rabbit Cartoon; 1932)

Hard to Be a God, by Arkady Strugatsky (Novel; 1964)

How I Met Your Father (TV Series; 2022)

Jeepers Creepers, recorded by Louis Armstrong (Song; 1939)

The Jeffersons (TV Series; 1975)

Legends of the Superheroes: Part 1 (Hanna-Barbera Animated TV Movie; 1979)

Lovin’ You, by Minnie Ripperton (Song; 1975)

The L Word (TV Series; 2004)

Mary and the Witch’s Flower (Animated Film; 2018)

The Nose, by Dmitri Shostakovich (Opera; 1928)

Once Around (Film; 1991)

Pumping Iron (Documentary Film; 1977)

27 Dresses (Film; 2008)

Six Millions Dollar Man (TV Series; 1974)

Socko in Morocco (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1954)

Star vs. the Forces of Evil (Animated TV Series; 2015)

Svengali’s Cat (Might Mouse Terrytoons Cartoon; 1946)

Tom and Jerry: Blast Off to Mars (Animated Film; 2005)

Tortilla Flaps (WB LT Cartoon; 1958)

United States of Tara (TV Series; 2009)

Up the River or Yangtze with the Laughing Face (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S6, Ep. 337; 1965)

The Vacuum Gun, Parts 1 & 2 (Underdog Cartoon, S3, Eps. 33 & 34; 1967)

Today’s Name Days

Margitta, Ulfried, Uwe (Austria)

Atanas, Atanaska (Bulgaria)

Biserka, Margareta, Priska (Croatia)

Vladislav (Czech Republic)

Prisca (Denmark)

Lauli, Laura (Estonia)

Laura (Finland)

Gwendal, Prisca (France)

Margitta, Prisca, Ulfried, Uwe (Germany)

Athanasios, Kyrillos, Thanasis (Greece)

Piroska (Hungary)

Beatrice, Leonardo, Liberata, Prisca, Priscilla (Italy)

Akselis, Antis, Antons (Latvia)

Gedgaudas, Jogailė, Jolita, Liberta (Lithuania)

Hild, Hildur (Norway)

Bogumił, Jaropełk, Krystyna, Liberata, Małgorzata, Piotr, Pryska (Poland)

Atanasie, Chiril (Romania)

Bohdana (Slovakia)

Faustina, Margarita, Prisca, Priscila (Spain)

Hilda, Hildur (Sweden)

Cyril (Ukraine)

Faustina, Faustine, Fraser, Frazer (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 18 of 2025; 347 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 6 of Week 3 of 2025

Celtic Tree Calendar: Ruis (Elder) [Day 28 of 28]

Chinese: Month 12 (Ding-Chou), Day 19 (Ding-Hai)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]

Coptic: 10 Tubah 1741

Hebrew: 18 Teveth 5785

Islamic: 18 Rajab 1446

J Cal: 18 White; Foursday [18 of 30]

Julian: 5 January 2025

Moon: 77%: Waning Gibbous

Positivist: 18 Moses (1st Month) [Theocrats of Tibet]

Runic Half Month:Peorth (Womb, Dice Cup) [Day 12 of 15]

Season: Winter (Day 29 of 90)

Week: 2nd Full Week of January

Zodiac: Capricorn (Day 28 of 30)

[3toedslothzzz]

Map of Sloth

The Sloth Ring is the lowest and smallest ring of Hell. It is roughly divided into two hemispheres: Mania and Melancholia. The capital city, Baal, lies between the two.

City of Baal: The capital of the Sloth Ring, Baal, is located on an island between the Rose Mallow Swamp and the Swamps of Sorrow. It is a large clockwork city home to Baal's Keep, the palace of Prince Belphegor herself. Baal also houses the Baal Wellspring and the largest portal to the dream realm.

MANIA

Salvia: The largest and most populous region of Mania. Salvia is known for its mild weather and beautiful steppe landscape. Castle Sweetwater, the home of the Duke of Mania, is located in the north on the edge of the Hypnus River.

Rose Mallow Swamp: The Rose Mallow Swamp sits at the eastern border of Salvia. It is known for its diverse array of native medicinal plants.

North Mania Poppy Fields: Located in the northernmost portion of Mania, as the name suggests. It is a majority farmland, and its largest export is opium poppies.

Mount Somnus: A mountain located in the North Mania Poppy Fields. It's snowcapped year round.

Psilocin Forest: The largest forest in Mania, known for its brightly colored deciduous trees and multiple psychedelic fungus species.

Peaks of Euphoria: A mountain range within the Psilocin Forest. These mountains were once mined for their precious metals and gemstones, but have since run dry.

South Mania Saltwater Marsh: The southernmost region of Mania is comprised of coastal marshland. It is the least populated region of Mania due to its high temperatures and humidity. The local economy is based in seafood exports.

MELANCHOLIA

Maeror: Maeror is the largest region of Melancholia. The southern half of Maeror is a temperate deciduous forest while the northern half is a colder coniferous forest. It is most well known for it's mega fauna. Fort Yew, home of the Duchess of Melancholia, lies in the north.

Behemoth's Claws: A mountain range in southern Maeror. These incredibly tall peaks are known as the coldest and most inhospitable part of Sloth.

Swamps of Sorrow: A large swampland that covers the southern border of Maeror. Its quicksand pits have been known to suck down animals and people alike. Despite this, the region has a decent population of farms who use these quicksand pits as a source of fertilizer.

Weeping Woods: The Weeping Woods is a region in southern Melancholia known for its beautiful weeping willow trees which grow along the bank of the Cocytus River. Despite the name, the Weeping Woods is a very lovely place to live.

Fields of Dementia: The Fields of Dementia lie to the east of the Weeping Woods. This region is highly industrialized with an economy focused of drug production. It us most well known for it's benzodiazepines.

Mors: Mors is a large island separated from the mainland by the Strait of Acheron. Mors is also the name of middle region of this island. It is the most densely populated region in Melancholia.

Salt Pits: The Salt Pits lie on the northern coast of Mors. It is a cold saltwater marsh known for its many tide pools.

Leaping Cliffs: A rocky highland in northern Mors. Named for its unfortunate reputation as a site where many people have died.

Willow Bark Grove: A deciduous forest in southern Mors. Known for its herbal tea production, including the famous willow bark tea it's named for.

Merihem's Pit: A deep pit in the Sea of Melancholia where the demon Merihem is chained.

BODIES OF WATER

Sea of Mania: Known for it's diverse and beautiful coral reefs. Mania Cruises, based in Salvia, run cruises, snorkeling, scuba diving, and other similar events throughout the summer. Hellborn demons from all over Hell visit for these events, especially the whale and dolphin watches where they may have the chance to see the famous Slothian Pink Dolphins.

Sea of Melancholia: Known for its stormy weather and dangerous sea monsters, only the most experienced sailors dare venture into these waters. Affectionately called "Lil' Envy" by many on the coast for its similarities to the Envy Eing.

Strait of Acheron: A portion of the Sea of Melancholia which passes between the mainland and Mors. Ship travel through the Strait is limited to high tide as low tide brings in a maelstrom commonly referred to as Charybdis.

Lethe River: The longest River in Sloth, the Lethe runs south from the Baal Wellspring and splits in the Lyssa and the Cocytus. The Lethe is also the slowest and smoothest flowing river.

Lyssa River: Splits off from the west side of the Lethe. It is a short, violent river with extreme rapids and many falls.

Cocytus River: Splits off from the east side of the Lethe. The Cocytus is know for producing an odd sound which some have compaired to wailing.

Hypnos River: Flows northwest from the Baal Wellspring and past Sweetwater Castle.

Erebos River: Flows north from the Baal Wellspring. The deepest river in Sloth.

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Best Beauty Products in India: A Comprehensive Guide to Radiant Skin

India, with its rich heritage of Ayurveda and modern skincare innovations, offers a plethora of beauty products that cater to diverse skin types and concerns. Whether you're looking for natural remedies or cutting-edge skincare solutions, the Indian beauty market has something for everyone. In this guide, we'll explore some of the best  By Best Skin Care Products in India that have garnered rave reviews and loyal followings.

1. Forest Essentials Facial Ubtan Narangi & Nagkesar

Forest Essentials, a luxury Ayurvedic brand, is renowned for its natural and handcrafted products. The Facial Ubtan Narangi & Nagkesar is a traditional blend of herbs, flowers, and roots that gently exfoliate and cleanse the skin. Key ingredients include orange peel, turmeric, and marigold, which brighten the complexion and improve skin texture. This ubtan can be used as a cleanser or a face mask, making it a versatile addition to any skincare routine.

2. Kama Ayurveda Kumkumadi Miraculous Beauty Fluid

Kama Ayurveda's Kumkumadi Miraculous Beauty Fluid is a night serum that promises to enhance the complexion and reduce signs of ageing. This luxurious elixir is formulated with pure saffron, sandalwood, and other precious herbs. It works to brighten the skin, improve texture, and provide a youthful glow. Regular use can help diminish dark spots, fine lines, and pigmentation, making it a favourite among beauty enthusiasts.

3. Biotique Bio Dandelion Visibly Ageless Serum

Biotique, known for its affordable yet effective herbal products, offers the Bio Dandelion Visibly Ageless Serum. Enriched with pure dandelion and nutmeg oil, this serum helps in reducing fine lines and wrinkles. It also promotes skin elasticity and a youthful glow. Suitable for all skin types, this serum is a great choice for those looking to incorporate natural ingredients into their skincare regimen without breaking the bank.

4. Lakmé Absolute Argan Oil Radiance Overnight Oil-in-Serum

Lakmé, a household name in Indian beauty, has combined the benefits of argan oil with advanced skincare technology in its Absolute Argan Oil Radiance Overnight Oil-in-Serum. This product is designed to nourish and revitalise the skin overnight. Argan oil, rich in antioxidants and essential fatty acids, helps to hydrate and repair the skin, leaving it soft and radiant by morning. The lightweight formula ensures it is easily absorbed, making it suitable for all skin types.

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For those with oily and acne-prone skin, Plum's Green Tea Alcohol-Free Toner is a must-have. This toner contains green tea extracts, glycolic acid, and glycerin, which work together to control excess oil, exfoliate dead skin cells, and maintain hydration. The absence of alcohol ensures that the skin is not stripped of its natural moisture, making it a gentle yet effective option for daily use.

6. Lotus Herbals Safe Sun 3-in-1 Matte Look Daily Sunblock SPF 40

Sunscreen is a non-negotiable step in any skincare routine, and Lotus Herbals' Safe Sun 3-in-1 Matte Look Daily Sunblock SPF 40 is a popular choice. This sunscreen offers broad-spectrum protection against UVA and UVB rays while providing a matte finish, making it ideal for those with oily skin. The inclusion of birch extract and mallow extract helps in soothing and moisturising the skin, ensuring it remains protected and nourished throughout the day.

7. The Body Shop Tea Tree Oil

The Body Shop's Tea Tree Oil is a potent solution for blemish-prone skin. Known for its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, tea tree oil helps in reducing acne and preventing future breakouts. This product can be used as a spot treatment or added to your regular skincare products to enhance their efficacy. Its versatility and effectiveness have made it a staple in many skincare routines.

8. Mamaearth Vitamin C Face Wash

Mamaearth's Vitamin C Face Wash is a gentle yet powerful cleanser that brightens and revitalises the skin. Infused with vitamin C, turmeric, and aloe vera, this face wash helps in combating dullness, reducing pigmentation, and improving skin texture. The natural ingredients ensure that the skin is cleansed without being stripped of its essential oils, making it suitable for daily use.

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Nykaa Naturals Rose Water is a refreshing and versatile product that can be used as a toner, a makeup setting spray, or a midday pick-me-up. Rose water is known for its hydrating and soothing properties, making it suitable for all skin types. This product helps in balancing the skin's pH levels, tightening pores, and providing a natural glow.

10. Himalaya Herbals Purifying Neem Face Pack

Himalaya Herbals Purifying Neem Face Pack is a go-to product for those dealing with acne and oily skin. Neem, known for its antibacterial properties, helps in controlling breakouts and purifying the skin. Combined with turmeric and fuller’s earth, this face pack absorbs excess oil, cleanses pores, and leaves the skin feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.

The Indian beauty market offers a vast array of products that blend traditional ingredients with modern science, catering to various skin concerns and preferences. Whether you prefer natural remedies or advanced formulations, these Beauty Products are some of the best in India, promising radiant and healthy skin. Incorporating them into your skincare routine can help you achieve the flawless complexion you desire.

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Gentle Reads

Cozy up with one of these gentle read recommendations this holiday season! 

Off the Chain by Janice Thompson

Marigold Evans’ first attempt at rescuing an abandoned pooch lands her in a drainage pipe in Brenham Texas... and almost in jail, until Parker Jenson comes to her rescue. Then a bad day only gets worse as the Lone Star Vet Clinic, where they both work, is vandalized and the list of suspects starts to climb. With the help of her fellow employees, Marigold sets out to simultaneously solve the crime, rehab the rescued dog, and help more dogs in crisis. But why would anyone continue to work against all their good efforts?

This is the first volume of the "Gone to the Dogs" series.

Other Birds by Sarah Addison Allen

Down a narrow alley in the small coastal town of Mallow Island, South Carolina, lies a stunning cobblestone building comprised of five apartments. It’s called The Dellawisp, named after the tiny turquoise birds who, alongside its human tenants, inhabit an air of magical secrecy. When Zoey Hennessey comes to claim her deceased mother’s apartment, she soon meets her quirky, enigmatic neighbors. When one of these new neighbors dies under odd circumstances, she is thrust into the mystery of The Dellawisp.

Smile Beach Murder by Alicia Bessette

When Callie is laid off from her reporting job, she returns to her hometown of Cattail Island and lands a gig at the local bookstore - the same one she found comfort in after her mother died. Years ago, her mother tumbled from the top of a lighthouse. As islanders revisit the tragedy upon its anniversary, devastating news strikes - the lighthouse has claimed another victim: Eva Meeks. The police are calling it suicide, but Callie does not believe Eva jumped any more than she believes her mother did. In Callie’s search for answers, she enlists the help of some beloved books and new friends, but Callie must uncover the killer before becoming a victim herself.

This is the first volume of the "Outer Banks Bookshop Mystery" series.

The Twelve Books of Christmas by Kate Carlisle

In the middle of a wonderful Christmas holiday in Dharma, Brooklyn and Derek receive a frantic phone call from their dear friend Claire in Loch Ness, Scotland. The laird of the castle, Cameron MacKinnon, has just proposed to her! They plan to be married on New Year’s Day, and they want Derek and Brooklyn to be their witnesses. And while they’re visiting, Claire hopes that Brooklyn will be able to solve a little mystery that’s occurred in the castle library - twelve very rare, very important books have gone missing.

This is the 17th volume of the "Bibliophile Mystery" series.

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O'Brien Banknote Guide: 13 Pence, Mallow Bank, Type 1 (De La Cour & Gallwey)

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Limerick club and school rugby fixtures - November 1 to November 8

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Limerick club and school rugby fixtures - November 1 to November 8

LIMERICK club and school rugby fixtures for the period from Wednesday, November 1 to Wednesday, November 8 . Kick-off 2.30pm unless otherwise stated. 

Saturday, November 4    

Energia All Ireland League Division 1A:Ballynahinch v Shannon,Ballymacarn Park;

City of Armagh v Dublin University,Palace Grounds;

Cork Constitution v Lansdowne,Temple Hill;

U.C.D. v Terenure College,Belfield;

Young Munster v Clontarf,Tom Clifford Park;

Division 1B:Blackrock College v Queens University,Stradbrook;

Buccaneers v Old Belvedere,Dubarry Park;

Garryowen v Old Wesley,Dooradoyle;

Naas v St. Mary’s College,Forenaughts;

U.C.C. v Highfield,Mardyke;

Division 2A:Cashel v Ballymena,Spafield;

M.U. Barnhall v Malone,Parsonstown;

Navan v Banbridge,Balreak Old;

Old Crescent v Nenagh Ormond,Takumi Park;

U.L. Bohemian v Greystones,Annacotty;

Division 2B:Belfast Harlequins v Skerries,Deramore Park;

Instonians v Sligo,Shaw’s Bridge;

Malahide v Rainey Old Boys,Estuary Road;

Wanderers v Dungannon,Merrion Road;

Division 2C:Ballina v Tullamore,Heffernan Park;

Bangor v Enniscorthy,Upritchard Park;

Clogher Valley v Clonmel,The Cran;

Galwegians v Bruff,Crowley Park;

Omagh Academicals v Midleton,Thomas Mellon Playing Fields;

Energia Women’s All Ireland League:Ballincollig v U.L. Bohemian,Tanner Park,5pm;

Old Belvedere v Cooke,Ollie Campbell Park,5pm;

Suttonians v Blackrock College,JJ McDowell Memorial Grounds,5pm;

Wicklow v Railway Union,Ashtown Lane,5pm;

Munster Junior League Division 3:Castleisland v Ardscoil Old Boys,Castleisland;

North Munster Gleeson League A:Presentation v St. Senan’s,Rathuard;

Richmond v St. Mary’s,Garryowen Green;

Shannon v Kilrush,Coonagh;

North Munster Gleeson League B:Garryowen v Thomond,Dooradoyle;

Listowel v Old Crescent,Listowel;

Newcastle West v Charleville,Newcastle West;

North Munster Gleeson League C:Kilfeacle v Thurles,Kilfeacle;

Donal Walsh U20 Trophy:Garryowen v Bruff,Crescent Comp;

U.C.C. v Old Crescent,Curaheen Road;

Bank of Ireland Boys U18 League Conference 2:Killorglin-Iveragh Eagles v Charleville,Killorglin,12.30pm;

Tralee-Castleisland v Killarney,Tralee,12.30pm;

Conference 4:Bantry Bay v Clonakilty,Bantry,12.30pm;

Kinsale v Bandon,Kinsale,12pm;

Conference 5:Carrigaline-Dolphin v Douglas-Muskerry,Tramore Valley Park,12pm;

Conference 6:Waterpark v Dungarvan,Ballinakill,12pm;

Conference 7:Cobh Pirates v Mitchelstown,Cobh,1pm;

Midleton v Fermoy,Towns Park,1pm;

Bank of Ireland Boys U16 League Conference 2:Listowel v Killarney,Listowel,12pm;

Chorca Dhuibhne v Desmond Rugby,Ballydavid,12pm;

Conference 4:Bandon v Kinsale,Bandon,12pm;

Clonakilty Red v Bantry Bay,The Vale,2pm;

Conference 5:Fermoy v Douglas-Muskerry,Fermoy,2pm;

Highfield v Ballincollig,Woodleigh Park,12.30pm;

Conference 6:Waterpark v Waterford City,Ballinakill,12pm;

Boys East U14 League Group 2:Clanwilliam v Clonmel,Clanwilliam Park,4.30pm;

Boys South U14 League Group A:Clonakilty v Bandon,The Vale,11am;

Dunmanway v Skibbereen,Dunmanway,12pm;

Group B:Mallow v Cork Constitution,Mallow,12pm;

Group C:Midleton v Crosshaven,Towns Park,12pm;

Group D:Mitchelstown v Highfield,Mitchelstown,12pm;

Old Christians v Muskerry,Rathcooney,12.15pm;

Boys South U13 League Group B:Cork Constitution v Skibbereen,Temple Hill,12pm;

Boys West U14 League:Charleville v Killarney,Charleville,12pm;

Chorca Dhuibhne v Listowel,Ballydavid,12pm;

Iveragh Eagles v Castleisland-Abbeyfeale,Cahirciveen,12pm;

Killorglin v Tralee,Killorglin,12pm;

Bank of Ireland Girls U18 League Conference 1:Ballina-Killaloe v Carrick-on-Suir,Clairsford,12.30pm;

Bruff v Fethard-Thurles,Kilballyowen Park,12.30pm;

Ennis v Shannon,Ennis,12.30pm;

Conference 2:Ballincollig v Midleton-Youghal-Fermoy,Tanner Park,12.30pm;

Clonakilty v Dolphin,The Vale,12.30pm;

Dunmanway-Bantry Bay v Killarney,Bantry,11am;

Bank of Ireland Girls U16 League Conference 1:Bruff v U.L. Bohemian-Garryowen,Killballyowen Park,11am;

Conference 2:Clonakilty v Tralee-Castleisland,The Vale,12.30pm;

Conference 3:Old Crescent v Bruff,Takumi Park,11am;

Boys U18 Friendly:Old Christians v Skibbereen,Rathcooney,12.30pm;

Boys U16 Friendly:Old Christians v Clonakilty Green,Rathcooney,1.15pm;

Boys U13 Friendly:Cobh Pirates v Bandon,Cobh,1pm;

Girls U16 Friendly:Ennis v Ballinasloe,Ennis,11am;

  Sunday, November 5     

Munster Junior League Division 1:Clanwilliam v Kilfeacle,Clanwilliam Park;

Kanturk v Charleville,Kanturk;

Mallow v Clonakilty,Mallow;

Newcastle West v Thurles,Newcaslte West;

Richmond v Skibbereen,Richmond Park;

Sunday’s Well v Bandon,Musgrave Park;

Thomond v Muskerry,Liam Fitzgerald Park;

Division 2:Abbeyfeale v Cobh Pirates,Abbeyfeale;

Ballincollig v Tralee,Tanner Park;

Fermoy v Crosshaven,Fermoy;

Galbally-Mitchelstown v Fethard,Galbally;

Kinsale v Old Christians,Kinslae;

St. Mary’s v Youghal,Grove Island;

Waterpark v St. Senan’s,Ballinakill;

Division 3:Chorca Dhuibhne v Ennis,Ballydavid;

Douglas v Killarney,Castletreasure;

Dungarvan v Carrick-on-Suir,Dungarvan;

Scariff v Killorglin,Scariff;

Senior Clubs League Division 1:Shannon v Garryowen,Coonagh;

Young Munster v Cashel,Tom Clifford Park;

Division 2:Nenagh Ormond v Old Crescent,Nenagh;

Women’s League Division 1:Skibbereen v Dolphin,Skibbereen,1pm;

Tralee v Ennis-Kilrush,Tralee,1pm;

U.L. Bohemian v Shannon-TUS,Annacotty,1pm;

Division 2:Ballincollig v Clonakilty,Tanner Park,1pm;

Bantry Bay v Bruff,Bantry,1pm;

Midleton v Thurles,Towns Park,1pm;

Bank of Ireland Boys U18 League Conference 1:Garryowen v Bruff Yellow,Dooradoyle,12pm;

Shannon v Kilrush,Coonagh,12pm;

Young Munster v Newport-Old Crescent-St Senan’s,Derryknockane,12pm;

Conference 2:Chorca Dhuibhne v Desmond Rugby,Ballydavid,2pm;

Conference 3:Nenagh Ormond v Thurles,Nenagh,12pm;

Thurles v Ennis Black,Thurles,12pm;

Conference 6:Clonmel v Youghal,Clonmel,12pm;

Bank of Ireland Boys U16 League Conference 1:Young Munster v Garryowen,Dooradoyle,12pm;

Conference 2:Killorglin v Castleisland,Killorglin,12pm;

Conference 3:Cashel v Kilfeacle,Cashel,11am;

Nenagh Ormond v Thurles,Nenagh,12pm;

Conference 6:Clonmel v Carrick-on-Suir,Clonmel,1.30pm;

Conference 7:Midleton v Mitchelstown,Towns Park,12pm;

Conference 8:Old Crescent v Newport,Takumi Park,12pm;

Charleville v Bruff,Charleville,12pm;

UL Bohemian v Kanturk,Annacotty,12pm;

Conference 15:Newcastle West White v Dunmanway,Newcastle West,12pm;

Waterpark White v Ballina-Killaloe White,Ballinakill,12pm;

Boys East U14 League Group 1:Carrick-on-Suir v Kilfeacle,  Carrick-on-Suir,11am;

Cashel v Dungarvan,Cashel,1pm;

Group 2:Waterford City v Thurles,Waterford,11am;

North U14 League Group 1:Newcastle West v Nenagh Ormond,Newcastle West,11am;

Young Munster v Thomond-Richmond,Derryknockane,11am;

Group 2:Bruff v Kilrush,Kilballyowen Park,11am;

Ennis Black v Shannon,Ennis,11am;

U.L. Bohemian v Ballina-Killaloe-Scariff-Newport,Annacotty,11am;

Boys South U14 League Group C:Kinsale v Cobh Pirates,Kinsale,10.30am;

Bank of Ireland Girls U14 League Conference 2:Ballincollig v Cobh Pirates,Tanner Park,12pm;

Dolphin-Old Christians v Dungannon,Musgrave Park,2pm;

Conference 3:Mallow-Mitchelstown  v Dunmanway-Bantry Bay,Mallow,12pm;

Boys U13 Friendly:Old Christians v Cashel,Rathcooney,11am;

  Tuesday, November 7 

Boys Schools King Cup:Abbey CBS  v Newport College,Collegelands,12.30pm;

Boys Schools McCarthy Cup B – Pathway 2:High School CBS v Kinsale CS,Clonmel,12.30pm;

  Wednesday, November 8       

Donal Walsh U20 Trophy:U.L. Bohemian v Dolphin, Annacotty,8pm;

Boys Schools Pinergy Munster Senior Cup Group A:P.B.C. v Munster CSP,Musgrave Park,8pm;

St. Munchin’s v Castletroy College,Corbally;

Group B:Ardscoil Rís v Glenstal Abbey School,Liam Fitzgerald Park;

C.B.C. v Bandon Grammar School,Lansdowne;

Boys Schools O’Brien Cup:Colaiste Muire (Cobh) v Newtown School,Cobh,12pm;

Boys Schools Bowen Shield:Rockwell College v Crescent College Comp.,Rockwell;

Boys Schools Munster Junior Cup Group A:Crescent College Comp. v Bandon Grammar School,Crescent Comp.;

Munster CSP v P.B.C.,Musgrave Park,6.30pm;

Group B:Castletroy College v C.B.C., Castletroy;

Glenstal Abbey School v Rockwell College,Glenstal;

Boys Schools McCarthy Cup A:Ardscoil Rís v St. Munchin’s,Coonagh;

P.B.C. v C.B.C.,Wilton;

Boys Schools McCarthy Cup B:Ardscoil Rís v St. Munchin’s,Coonagh;

P.B.C. v C.B.C.,Wilton;

Boys South U14 League Group D:Muskerry v Dolphin,Ballyanly,7pm;

Boys Schools U15 Friendly:P.B.C. v C.B.C.,Wilton;

Boys Schools U14 Friendly:Bandon Grammar School v P.B.C.,Bandon;

Bandon Grammar School B v P.B.C. B,Bandon;

Clongowes Wood College v St. Munchin’s,Clane;

Clongowes Wood College B v St. Munchin’s B,Clane;

Clongowes Wood College C v St. Munchin’s C,Clane;

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This time, three of the options got no votes at all! That's probably in part because of there being fewer votes, but it's still notable. So, people believe in Team Rocket's ability not to be recognized, that Buizel can fly, and that Ash survives an orbital strike Magikarp. And, yes, all of these are real!

Like last time, one option ran away with a lot more votes than any of the others. Then, it was about Pikachu devolving into Pichu, this time it was about Red making an on-screen appearance in one episode.

Also like last time, that was the wrong answer. I'll give episode numbers and screenshots showing that these are real.

But, firstly, the correct answer, which only two people (aside from me) voted for:

James disguises his left half as Jessie so the twerps think she's there

What actually happened was that Jessie disguised her right half as James in BW141, which looks the same, and I was banking on people remembering that wrong.

James has disguised himself as Jessie. But it was all of him, not just half, and he was also specifically disguised as Jessie in disguise.

Anyway, now on to the rest.

All damage necessary to disable a Rocket mecha is dealt by Ash himself

EP136: Chikorita's Big Upset

I'm fairly certain this happens multiple times, but the instance I was thinking of was this one, where Ash physically tears the antenna off of Team Rocket's mecha of the day, causing it to go crazy and explode. The only Pokémon to attack it was Pikachu, and naturally it was immune to his attacks.

Team Rocket wears disguises with the 'R' shirts visible, it works anyway

DP004: Dawn Of A New Era!

How. Look at that image. Explain to me how this worked.

Ash catches a Legendary Pokémon with his bare hands

JN146: Ash and Latios

Look! He caught Latias as she was falling! There's probably other instances of stuff like this too, but also he wore gloves up until Sun and Moon so they might not count.

Ash survives a hit from an orbital strike Magikarp

JN026: Splash, Dash, and Smash for the Crown! / Slowking's Crowning!

Pictured: The instant before impact. And, yes, the Magikarp was in space before, it jumped up there earlier in the episode.

A random Buizel flies in the air like Tails from Sonic

DP011: Mounting a Coordinator Assault!

This is just a random coordinator's appeal. Buizel can just do that.

Kyogre and Groudon collide, and then morph and combine into a single Mew

JN134: In the Palms of our Hands!

Mew was able to transform into both Groudon and Kyogre simultaneously (off-screen), and then turns back. ... Yeah Mew can do that for some reason.

Team Rocket forcibly recruits the narrator for a radio show

JN106: Radio Lulled the Mischievous Stars!

What fourth wall? Honestly this one's pretty amazing just for the visual, you can see Wobbuffet holding up a microphone for him as he holds a piece of paper. How does a disembodied voice do that? Good question!

Ash runs up a wall so that he can clean the floor better than Team Rocket

[This one I just included a video of the event described]

EP244: Enlighten Up!

Honestly, just don't question the crazy stuff Ash does. He's just like that.

Mallow gets a Shaymin with her dead mother's eyes right after meeting her ghost

SM108: Memories in the Mist!

The last screenshot is from SM142, and just to be clear that is not what sky form Shaymin's eyes normally look like.

Red makes a single on-screen appearance as a separate character from Ash

AG086: Lights, Camerupt, Action!

I love exact words. Red is a character in a movie Ash likes. Therefore, he's on-screen. This is also the only episode he appears in so it counts anyway. Rather than the games version of Red, this is actually the version from Pokémon Pocket Monsters.

Meowth claims to have learned Night Slash, but never uses it out of fear

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DP103: Jumping Rocket Ship!

Meowth claims to be learning Night Slash, but says it's too scary to use. Fun fact, even if this is true, that still only makes it Meowth's fourth move, after Fury Swipes, Scratch, and Bite (which he last used when it was still a Normal-type move)

Pokémon the Series: eleven truths, one lie (round 2!)

Yep, I'm doing this again! So, as it turns out when you have an animated series with over 1,200 episodes a whole bunch of stuff happens.

Each of these except one describes something which happened in a main-series episode of Pokémon, somewhere between the original series and To Be a Pokémon Master. Nothing from the movies, Horizons, side episodes, or other animated series is here!

Without further ado...

This was so much fun last time, so I'm happy to do it again! Have fun! At the end of the week I'll reblog with episode numbers for the real ones, just like last time.

[lifewiththelulus]

What if Bog and Atlantis met at a party for those big businessmen. Mallow and Nile are still trying to get their real estate agency off the ground, and they thought the best way to do that would be to make friends with the bank! They bonded over how awful their parents are.

She was probably really quiet and standoffish at first until her dad walked away Then she let herself loosen up a bit around him

He's like, "Do you always say stuff like, indeed sir or understood father? Or are you like me? Being forced to be stuffy and clean in front of strangers for your mom and dad?"

She looks a little scared at first but realizes her dad is out of earshot and relaxes. "Let's go with B. Dad doesn't like it when I talk too much at these things. Never seen you before, name's Atlantis." She holds out a hand to shake

shakes Bog, son of a couple of scam artists, just to warn you. If they ask for your contacts, don't give it to them."

She giggles under her breath "We got a lot in common then. Bankers don't exactly have pure souls." She looked to make sure their parents were distracted "Wanna go steal some appetizers and hang out somewhere less awful?"

"It's like you already know me. ,':)" He loosens his tie and runs off with her.