#Tim Cairo

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OFF RAMP:

Juggalos road trip

Targets of corrupt sheriff

Messed up families

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Maybe Bartlett should've signed up for this before making Miller's Girl.

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...Burton could've used it too.

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Why is Africa Poor

Why is Africa Poor

The African continent is three times larger than the European continent and possesses the shortest coastline of any other continent on planet Earth. This is a massive contributing factor to why Africa is poor because, unlike Europe, which had access to the Mediterranean Sea and the East Asian continent, which has excellent natural rivers and other major waterways, the African continent severely…

[zahri-melitor]

One thing about doing a Lazarus Pit read:

The Damian pregnancy timeline makes even less sense in my head, because if you're using Son of the Demon as the basis this probably happens either immediately before Jason, or perhaps during Jason and before Tim, because Talia implies in Bride that she hasn't seen Bruce again in the interim.

Which means if Ibn was actually canonical, he would be somewhere between 3-5 years old when Damian first appears after OYL. Because Tim is a very very very new Robin in Bride (he doesn't have his costume yet), and Talia has presumably been out of sight for a year having Ibn, and Jason probably became Robin at MOST 2 years prior to when Bride seems to be set, so if Talia had met Jason she has turned back up almost immediately after giving birth.

And realistically, even if we shove everything back to around the point of the 'wedding', that takes place when Dick is 18ish years old and at Hudson. I can only make Damian 6-7 by using that and Dick remaining Robin until 19.

Of course, as I have reiterated, the Demon Trilogy are specifically non-canonical and a separate universe, and instead interact with the Kingdom Come verse.

But as we know, Grant Morrison didn't read back to check any basic things like 'what happened with the pregnancy' and 'when did Bruce and Talia meet' (while Dick was at Hudson! Dick gets kidnapped from Hudson in the very second story!)

So given we have COIE AND Zero Hour AND Infinite Crisis to affect retcons to this timeline (rather than a certain writer not doing basic research, it was Superboy punching time) I presume we now push Bruce and Talia's first meeting well back. Because for timeline reasons for Damian to be 10 at OYL, Bruce and Talia need to have met at least 11 years earlier. Which in timeline maths puts it in Year 6 or so, when Dick is 13-14 years old.

Now I don't mind filling out Dick's teen years somewhat more, we retcon and ignore a whole lot of stuff that actually happened back then, but also it changes the dynamics somewhat, and makes me very sceptical of Son of the Demon being in any way canonical, because Bruce just decamped for a month or so to work for Ra's? With a 14 year old left behind with Alfred? Suuuure.

On the other hand, moving the timeline back to Year 6 for conception means we can move Bruce and Talia a lot closer in age. Year 1 is traditionally when Bruce is 25, so for Year 6 he's about 30. Talia, meanwhile, when she first meets Bruce is a 'medical student in Cairo', which suggests she has her Bachelors and is studying Medicine, so somewhere between 21-25. A 5-6 year age gap works nicely here and is perfectly reasonable.

Also in terms of storylines about how Talia could have thought there was a miscarriage (an EXTREMELY early one let me point out): she was actually pregnant with Athanasia AND Damian and miscarried Athanasia.

There. You're welcome.

[spongebob-connoisseur]

@bluebellthesponge

Hmm I dunno tbh. I guess he's just easy to caricature. Bug eyes, crooked teeth, short stature, creepy voice. Even describing it probably puts a handful of characters in your mind.

According to the book The Animated Peter Lorre, there's at least 700+ lorre caricatures/impressions in cartoons. Tho he does include igor-type characters and impressions of an impressions but still, that's A LOT. Too bad the author doesn't give an explaination as to WHY Lorre is so parodied.

I know Looney tunes parodied Lorre because he was one of the popular stars of the day, Looney tunes parodies a lot of famous stars from the 40s so it's not really surprising. I also know in the 90s Looney tunes reboots you have a lot of lorre caricatures because the animators were fans of his movies.

I've heard a story about how Lorre stuck up for the animation union at Warner Brothers and got fired for it and that's why he is caricatured so often as a way to honor him. I kinda doubt the story is true because I can't find a source (and Lorre was more likely fired for beefing with Jack Warner) but if the story is true then it's super wholesome.

Something that is official is Charles Addams (the creator of the Addams Family) telling Lorre that he based Gomez Addams off of him. I know people hate on the 2019 Addams family movies for making Gomez ugly but it's comic accurate because he was based off of Lorre (and the governor of new york in the 30s but that's not important)

I've also heard Lorre parodies are possibly an antisemetic caricature because Peter Lorre was Jewish (his birthname is Laszlo Löwenstein and you can guess why he avoided using it) and let's be real, they often give him very unflattering portrayals. He barely played horror yet is the most affiliated with it, and his "creepier" roles sometimes hinged on the fact that he's a foreigner. It's not a good look. I get that he often avoided telling others he's Jewish and apparently a lot of people didn't know but there's still a weird layer of xenophobia to it that I kinds feel like kinda bleeds into some of the caricatures? That's just my opinion. Most Peter parodies are such copies of a copy that they're pretty far from the original source material. Still, it's food for thought. Especially when making your own Peter parody.

As far as I do know Lorre did like the caricatures, keeping some of the drawings fans sent him and even finding it amusing when others tell him how to do an impression of HIMSELF. Some of those saved fan drawings are still online. My favorite is the drawing of him as a turtle <3 Most of the caricatures was because he was pretty famous for the time.

The most amusing thing about peter parodies is that it's gone on so long that nobody really knows who lorre is, but they can identify his "image" in cartoons. Tim Burton didn't even know Lorre's name when he added Maggot in corpse bride, but he did know the voice and look. That's how it is. (Check out this maggot pin I got recently)

I know for Slappy, Kaz is actually a fan of Peter Lorre and collects his movies, hence why we have Slappy. I remember from Kaz's Facebook where he mentions Slappy saying he never knew just HOW many characters were inspired by lorre. There's also John K (creator of Ren and Stimpy, I know he's terrible) who mentioned on his personal blog that he's a big fan of Lorre which is why Ren from Ren and Stimpy is based off of him. I've notice Ren quotes some Peter Lorre movie quotes, aside from his famous catchphrase "YOU EEEDIOT" of course. (Check out this Ren and Stimpy comic where Ren meets Joel Cairo, a character Peter Lorre played)

I just think it's neat. He shows up everywhere all the time :) I made a joke Thomas The Tank Engine Peter Parody but @thekhaotickrab messaged me saying they found an actual Thomas character with Lorre's voice which is pretty hilarous. Many of these I find amusing because there's no reason for it to exist. Yeah, there's a Peter Parody transformer named Cosmos and he likes scaring people because he's lonely. Yeah, there's several in Scooby Doo for some reason. Yeah he's GOMEZ ADDAMS. He's also a GPS in hotel Transylvania 2. He's also a literal egg with legs in digimon. He's also a lamp.

I heard Lorre's dream was to continue to act forever. He sorta got that wish because he keeps respawning in cartoons forever. I hope this tradition keeps up. Slappy gets a lot of shit but I'm forever grateful to that ugly little fish for introducing me to all of this <3 May the Peter Parody live on forever!

[lechroniques]

we'll be the judge of that ty,, this is your sign to share it asap

Alright, as requested, because y'all are adamant about it, I'm putting twenty five songs from my character playlist under the cut.

Abuse  Me  by  Silverchair. Cracked  Actor  by  David  Bowie. Turn  the  Lights  Back  On  by  Billy  Joel. #1  Crush  (Nellee  Hooper  Mix)  by  Garbage. Nancy  Boy  by  Placebo. Teeth  by  5  Seconds  of  Summer. Queer  by  Garbage. No  Shame  by  5  Seconds  of  Summer. Lust  For  Life  by  Iggy  Pop. Gloria  by  Patti  Smith. Moodswings  by  5  Seconds  of  Summer. Nightclubbing  by  Iggy  Pop. Smoking  Section  by  St.  Vincent. JOYRIDE  by  Kesha. Die  Young  Stay  Pretty  by  Blondie. Fire  In  Cairo  by  The  Cure. Applause  by  Lady  Gaga. MAMMAMIA  by  Maneskin. Take  Me  Back  To  Eden  by  Sleep  Token. The  Show  Must  Go  On  by  Queen. Mon  amour  by  Slimane. Sasshole  by  Badflower. Supervixen  by  Garbage. Sweet  Transvestite  by  Tim  Curry  (from  Rocky  Horror) All  Around  Me  by  Flyleaf.

I am also confused by the amount of 5SOS songs on here, don't ask me why, just know they fit perfectly.

[timdrakequotes]

“Definitely seen a slide towards the haughty. They’ve made it too easy is the problem. Then again, here I am in Cairo--targeted in an assassination tournament--that I know next to nothing about--and watching the prisoner I had released to my custody--get away!”

--Tim Drake (Red Robin #24 – 7 Days of Death Part Two: It’s Not Paranoia…)

[365days365movies]

Fantasy March: Omnibus

As I prepare for the future of this blog (and there is a future, if anybody's wondering), I find myself looking back at the good times, when I had the time to watch a movie a day and write a blog about it, which...yeah, wasn't even sustainable for me in 2021, so make of that what you will. ANYWAY, I decided that I would bring all of these posts together in an omnibus of sorts, so anybody that wanted to read these posts could find them all easily in one place. This, alongside other archives, are going to be pinned to the top of my page, and will serve as a long index of the films in the appropriate genres. The goal? To extend these archives as I go along, and have this running index for my blog. And again...there will be additions...

SO! With that, feel free to check out these films in the fantasy genre, which is another one of those overlap-prone genres, but with a very distinct vibe to them. The definition of the fantasy genre, for the sake of this blog, is any film where the plot is forwarded or the universe is built upon supernatural phenomena that cannot be explained by scientific means. That includes science fiction means, so no Star Wars, and no superhero films, but possibly some science fantasy. Any films you'd like to see in this list? Comment, reblog, message me, whatever! I'm always open to suggestions to add to my ever-building master list of fantasy films. And check out the other indices to come!

The Hobbit (1977; dir. Arthur Rankin Jr. and Jules Bass) (Part One | Part Two | Part Three | Review) The Last Unicorn (1982; dir. Arthur Rankin Jr. and Jules Bass) (Part One | Part Two | Review) Kiki's Delivery Service (1989; dir. Hayao Miyazaki) (Part One | Part Two | Review)

Spirited Away (2001; dir. Hayao Miyazaki) (Part One | Part Two | Review) The Tale of the Princess Kaguya (2013; dir. Isao Takahata ) (Part One | Part Two | Part Three | Review) Wolfwalkers (2020; dir. Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart) (Part One | Part Two | Review)

Onward (2020; dir. Dan Scanlon) (Part One | Part Two | Review) The Thief of Bagdad (1940; dir. Michael Powell, Ludwig Berger, and Tim Whelan) (Part One | Part Two | Review) Orpheus (1950; dir. Jean Cocteau ) (Part One | Part Two | Review) Ugetsu Monogatari (1953; dir. Kenji Mizoguchi and Kazuo Miyagawa) (Part One | Part Two | Review)

The Seventh Seal (1957; dir. Ingmar Bergman) (Part One | Part Two | Review) Jason and the Argonauts (1963; dir. Don Chaffey) (Part One | Part Two | Review) Kwaidan (1963; dir. Masaki Kobayashi) (Short One | Short Two | Short Three | Short Four | Review) The Holy Mountain (1973; dir. Alejandro Jodorowski ) (Part One | Part Two | Review)

Clash of the Titans (1981; dir. Desmond Davis) (Part One | Part Two | Part Three | Review) Legend (1985; dir. Ridley Scott ) (Part One | Part Two | Review) Darby O'Gill and the Little People (1959; dir. Robert Stevenson) (Part One | Part Two | Review) The Purple Rose of Cairo (1985; dir. Woody Allen) (Part One | Part Two | Review)

Wings of Desire (1987; dir. Wim Wenders) (Part One | Part Two) Death Becomes Her (1992; dir. Robert Zemeckis) (Part One | Part Two) Orlando (1992; dir. Sally Potter) (Recap) The Secret Garden (1993; dir. Agnieszka Holland) (Recap)

Omnibus: Film Reviews

[spellucci]

Mississippi River

Sunday, April 7, 2024

Dora and Tim have a great time playing in the wet morning grass outside the Paducah Cracker Barrel. There are smells beneath every shrub. Then we load up and head out toward Missouri.

As we get closer to the Mississippi River we see more levees, including this bridge that looked like the steel overhead could be lowered to protect the town.

We drove through Cairo (pronounced Karo like the syrup) at the confluence of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. It is the only town protected by levees on all four sides.

It was depressing to see what the change to overland trucking has wrought to what used to be a prosperous river city. The town was full of disintegrating abandoned homes, factories, and businesses.

We cross the Ohio River into Illinois and parallel the Mississippi through very rural roads. Much more interesting than the interstates.

We finally cross the Mississippi River into Missouri at Cape Girardeau ("jir-AR-doh"). Beautiful bridge into a much larger city than Jeanne expected. According to the city website, they had 15,000 visitors for the 2017 eclipse and are expecting 20,000 this year.

Compared to the two other eclipses we have seen, they don’t seem prepared. There are no signs for places to camp or park.

To our horror, we have no cell service. It must be all the visitors saturating the cell towers. We can’t look up information or addresses with any reliability. Phone calls don’t go through. Text messages are hit or miss.

We stop at the local sports field where there are a number of youth games on the multiple fields. We look for an official to ask where RV parking is. Two friendly Parks & Rec men say they don’t know, we can’t stay here and here’s the name of a good BBQ place.

After they leave, a Black woman named Bertha comes over and tells us that we can camp at a vacant lot near her house, and that we should also try the casino. The casino was on our list of places to try, so we thanked her and went there.

Did I mention that it was raining again? This is so depressing for eclipse watching. It’s less than 24 hours to totality and the weather is miserable.

To our surprise, the casino was not charging for overnight parking. They were very gracious and friendly. We had a Zoom call at 3:30, so we went into the casino to mooch wifi.

The casino had a spot set up to take selfies, so we took advantage. The manager helpfully took it for us. Notice the raincoats.

The casino had a display of a DeLorean sports car. To our surprise, someone got in and drove it out the revolving door. It barely fit, so they were very careful.

We went back to the casino every couple hours to check the weather. Not good. We make plans to leave in the morning, but where?

Tim’s brother Andy arrives and parks next to us in the parking lot. Andy says he has been ODing on cloud coverage sites. Us, too. If you ever want a list, we have a half-dozen bookmarked, and Andy even has more.

We have dinner together on in our RV and make more plans. Bertha stopped by to make sure we were ok. Amazingly considerate.

The Mississippi is close so we take Dora for a long walk on and around the levees. This is the same bridge from the shore.

We watch barges and their tugboats.

We speculate on the sign on the bridge and then zoom in to see that it marks the clearance under the bridge.

The sky is stormy-looking, but not actively raining. We decide to check the forecasts in the casino in the morning (still no cell service) and decide then.

[sunseekerdeluxe]

Tunesday 48

Also heard this week:

The Anchoret - It All Began with Loneliness Angra - Aqua Ascended Dead - Evenfall of the Apocalypse Avkrvst - The Approbation Begravement - Horrific Illusions Beckon Cairo - Cairo Convocation - No Dawn for the Caliginous Night Elegant Weapons - Horns for a Halo Hard Rain - When the Good Times Come Judas Priest - Rocka Rolla Magnum - Kingdom of Madness Radakka - Malice and Tranquility The Replacements - Tim (Let It Bleed Edition) Secret Sphere - Heart & Anger Tenth Planet - Everything Is Never Over Tiles - Tiles Tomahawk - Oddfellows Wuthering Heights - Within

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I’d self medicate too if I knew my career predicated on my continued relationship with Tim Burton. She probably realizes if he gets cancelled, bites the dust, or has a falling out with him then her opportunities may dry up. I mean what of her work was notable that was not linked with him or Netflix?

Girly better carve out her place in the industry real quick. Or find another director to entangle herself with.

Let's play a game 🎯👁️👃🏽👁️🎯

What do these bitches have in common?

All of these characters are [in some way, shape/form, and to varying degrees] angsty teens with Mommy Issues.

I think she FAFO regarding the current limitations of her place in Hollyweird. A barely 5' tall actress whose voice makes her sound perpetually 16 (holy shit, I needed her to STFU in a few of the scenes in Finestkind) doesn't have that many options for diverse roles other than High School Student or Girlfriend. While she can't fix her height (and if she fucks with her baby face any more than it is, she'll ruin it), she can find a voice trainer/vocal coach to get her voice to sound more mature. Maybe that's why she took up smoking after Cairo.

Scream was notable, but we know what happened there. Her next three live action/unreleased roles aren't horror, so that's something?

I don't think she'd have a falling out with Tim, but her picking up the Carter-Depp mantle is proving to be a challenge. I'm sad that I don't think that he'd cast her as the 50 Foot Woman because how fucking hilarious would that be, to go from 5 to 50 💀

If she was really smart (...Savvy?), she'd go back to Disney and take up the Pirates mantle. That's big money ✨forever✨, and she wouldn't ever have to worry about the lack of jobs (or her limitations) again. She'd be able to do whatever music or behind the scenes crap she wanted to do. She has the perfect comedic timing for it, and there's no better casting for Captain Jack's daughter than her. Except for Lily Depp, and she's fucking terrible.

Unfortunately there are people who can't stand her/find her annoying, so there's also that.

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Palestinian Genocide: Displacement part 1

Nearly two million Palestinians, almost the entire population of Gaza, have been displaced since October 2023 (14).

On 13 October 2023, Israel ordered all Palestinians in Gaza City and its surrounding region to move southward, across Wadi Gaza. The separation of ‘north’ and ‘south’ Gaza crystallised into a fortified and de facto internal border roughly two kilometres north of Wadi Gaza, known as the ‘Netzarim corridor’. It is important to note that the displacement of Palestinians since October 2023 occurred from the comparatively water-rich north to the arid south, and from the more fertile east to the dunes along the shoreline to the west (see Chapters 4, 3: Destruction of Agriculture and Water Resources, Displacement).

There are historical echoes to this displacement. Throughout the 1948 war, the Israeli military attempted to push Palestinians from north to south and across the border to Egypt. The Israeli military was unable to dislodge the Egyptian army from the road between Rafah and Gaza, thus Palestinian refugees remained in this sliver – or ‘strip’ – of coastal Palestine. Approximately 70% of the Gazan population of 2.3 million are refugees, expelled into Gaza by Zionist paramilitary organisations and the Israeli military from 247 Palestinian trading towns, farming villages, and localities along the southern coast of Palestine, subsequently destroyed by the Israeli military(15). By the time a ceasefire between Israel and Egypt was reached at the start of 1949, roughly 200,000 Palestinian refugees were trapped in an enclave slightly larger than 1% of Mandate-era Palestine with a prewar population of 80,000 (16).

In 1952, Israel demanded of the UN and Egypt that the Palestinian refugee population in Gaza be moved to Egypt’s Western Desert(17). In the early 1950s, Israeli raids on the Palestinian refugee camps and on Egyptian forces in Gaza led the UN and Egypt to make plans to relocate Palestinian refugees

sources located in source:

14. 1 Ibrahim Dahman, Tim Lister and Eugenia Yosef, ‘Almost entire population in Gaza now displaced amid fresh Israeli offensive’ (CNN, 6 July 2024 <https://www.cnn.com/2024/07/06/middleeast/palestinians-displaced-gaza-israel-intl/index.html > accessed 24 September 2024.

15. Walid Khalidi, All That Remains: The Palestinian Villages Occupied and Depopulated by Israel in 1948 (Washington D.C.: Institute for Palestine Studies, 1992), 127. Salman Abu Sitta, ‘Mapping my Return’, in All that Remains (1992: xvii–xx), Walid Khalidi, relying onthe Palestine Index Gazetteer (1945) and the Village Statistics (1945), both compiled by the British Mandatory authorities, listed 418 depopulated and destroyed villages. However, Salman Abu-Sitta’s figures list a total of 531 localities, these includes 77 destroyed Bedouin villages in southern Palestine (p.71). Ilan Pappe, in The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine, discusses the origins of this Israeli policy.

16. The paragraph above has many sources, regarding numbers of villages destroyed and of refugees expelled into Gaza, see Salman Abu Sitta, Mapping My Return: A Palestinian Memoir (The American University in Cairo Press 2016) especially but not exclusively, 26-28, 263. The destruction of villages to avoid Palestinian return has been discussed in Benny Morris, The Birth of the Palestinian Refugee problem, 1947-1949 (Cambridge University Press, 1988), 132-196, specifically the destruction of wells were discussed in Benny Morris

& Benjamin Z. Kedar‘Cast thy bread’: Israeli biological warfare during the 1948 War (Middle Eastern Studies, vol. 59 issue 5, 2023), 752-776.

17. Benny Morris, Israel’s Border Wars: 1949-1956; Arab Infiltration, Israeli Retaliation, and the Countdown to the Suez War (Clarendon Press, 1997), 88

[willowdizmaiscoisas]

I’m the bitch,I’m the bitch,and the bitch is back.I wasn’t going to do this other written version of this bc I thought of just putting out a video but idk,in video terms in just about to reach 2012

Februar/February (2011)

We open with 5 blog updates from MDJ(2 which had footage that is not available now) and some tasks that would be referenced in Twitter later(WHICH ALSO DOESNT EXIST AAAAAAAAA COME BACK PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE) in which the first one is a riddle about the future.I have no idea if it got answered correctly so if anyone has this or a print from twt please please please share it with me and begging 

https://youtu.be/lxH0jeeF15E?si=ixRRFm_M43fP_zbE (a nervous introduction)

Okay so,Tim introduces himself and inform us about this weird channel that he found a weird channel with weird videos and a weird guy and that he sent a message but since he didn’t got a response he assumes it’s a troll or something 

https://youtu.be/qpTcP5h_ChI?si=dsGeNgJPMG2yEC9O Awaiting your arrival 

okay,The oracle of lies opens with a video of Victor shushing us(sorry I don’t know exactly how to phrase this.He puts his index finger on his mouth telling us to shut the fuck up) while a robotic voice in the background says something I cannot 

understand.Yes,this looks like a lot like a MDJ video and not like how TOH will start to look in the future but we’re just starting.Also,we have the ultimate confirmation that this is separated from MDJ with this comment  

Hello Robbie 

We have a very simple footage of Tim telling Rob about a car and saying he’ll take it to bone creek  

Driving

He goes vroom

https://youtu.be/MpslqvNoDKg?si=CHrKiOWatTBo-rGH sacrifice 

He records a house

I summon thee 111

He records the moon and tells us we failed the summoning

Brunt offerings 

He films a house.Black and white edition 

https://youtu.be/vUSq03TY2hg?si=Br46E3RF0kIpVJmO chaos 

The robotic voice keeps saying hello Robbie.He films the moon,a house and we get a picture of Geneva 

https://youtu.be/Sx0dAPUZBfs?si=IZew5ioVPnOzVnEn a small surprise 

Tim  tells us he wasn’t going to record more of those videos but when he saw his car with a bunch of ‘hey Robbie’ written all over it he decided to go back to it.Yeah babe,there’s the answer to the dm you send

Warningvideo.wmv 

Stack posts his first video!!Its a robotic voice(😭) talking about the relative theory or whatever it’s called in English.In the description he tells us that he was looking at some of his childhood tapes and found slender in some 

Cairo is back!!He shows us a tape and a CD with a bunch of threats to his person

Also,MDJ post three videos entitled red herring 

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He Bled Neon thriller adds Rita Ora, Marshawn Lynch and Jack O'Connell

Rita Ora, Marshawn Lynch and Jack O’Connell are set to join Joe Cole in the action thriller HE BLED NEON from award-winning music video director Drew Kirsch, who came to prominence co-helming videos “You Need to Calm Down” and “Lover” with Taylor Swift. Written by Tim Cairo and Jake Gibson (Lowlife, Night Patrol) with a story by Nate Bolotin, the film will be Kirsch’s feature debut.  XYZ Films…

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Ferry: de serie

Ferry: de serie (Serie 2023) #FrankLammers #EliseSchaap #YannickvandeVelde #RaymondThiry #HuubSmit #TimHaars Mehr auf:

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