#Vincent Crosbie

[intheupside]

“i’m sidney crosby and i’m giving a compliment to someone who can play the whole 60 minutes”

[stuckinnet]

how do you think it makes him feel seeing that bright red "loser" under his face...

[hotvintagepoll]

Bob Hope and Bing Crosby (Road to Rio, Road to Morocco, Road to Zanzibar)—Look, the movie was never over until they were together again. They took care of each other (however reluctant they might have seemed).

Vincent Price and Gene Tierney (Dragonwyck, Laura)—no propaganda submitted [pictures under the cut]

This is round 1 of a mini Christmas tournament. Each poll lasts for three days. If you'd like to send additional propaganda supporting your favorite hot couple, you can reblog this post with your propaganda added, send it to my asks, or tag me in it. To vote in all the polls, click here. Happy holidays!

[additional sexy propaganda under the cut]

No additional propaganda submitted for Hope and Crosby

Tierney and Price:

[pimpim90]

I’m too nosy so I used the auto-translation on Youtube. Looks like Sid texted Vinny in the morning when he was in Dallas about to board the flight to Pittsburgh: “Hey Vinny, it’s Sid…” and then Sid complimented him. This is so Sid 😂

Other parts of the interview, Vinny seems to be very happy that there are many French-Canadians in the locker room. Also this part I’m not sure but seems like Sid spoke some French with him and said he still practices his French???

Link

[atomicckittens]

someone twitter called this video enemies to lovers and they’re right

[deniedbyskinner]

i wonder if sid remembers this lol

[gerbilgames]

LOSER

[sunshine-gumdrop]

Bonus points are bullshit!

Sid rocked that quiz!

[leafs-lover]

Who should I write about? Metro Battle

I've had this idea in my head for weeks now, and I just can't get it out of my head, so I'm going to write it :)

That said, I am wildly impartial to who the player is and have decided to leave that up to you! There are some requirements for the player in order to make the story work, so unfortunately not all players are eligible for this.

This story is more smut than anything else, so the player isn't all that important to me. To make it easier to navigate, I am splitting the polls into each division, these polls will last one week. I will be taking the top 8 overall and making a poll with them. The winner of that poll is who I'll write about.

Pacific Poll // Central Poll // Atlantic Poll

Quick fic summary:

Reader insert. Reader and player grew up together but an unlikely friendship (he was a jock and she was a socially awkward band member)

Smut, smut, and even more smut! (I may mix in a sliver of plot, but its basically all smut)

Player will be readers teacher, coaching her on everything in the bedroom 🥵

Could have multiple parts but they will all be stand-alone pieces. May also be months between them (I long ago gave up the idea of committing to writing schedules)

Don’t forget to reblog!

[thetempleofthemasaigoddess]

Eat Locals (2017): Sebastian is introduced to the vampires.

Part one of two.

[intheupside]

[glasshouses-and-stones]

The Sid part is about Sidney Crosby.

The lizard sentence is about Connor McDavid.

The last sentence is about Vincent Trocheck.

[things-you-may-need-to-hear]

Hi 🌟,

I hope you're doing well. We're struggling to reach our fundraising goal to support my family and me during these difficult times in Gaza. We've only raised a small amount so far, and your help could make a big impact. 🙏

If you can't donate, could you please help by sharing or reblogging my pinned post? Spreading the word would mean so much to us. 💪

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Thank you so much for your kindness and support! ❤️

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[screamscenepodcast]

Give Roger Corman more money and time to make a movie, and he goes FULLY RESPECTABLE!! It's THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER (1960) starring Vincent Price, Mark Damon and Myrna Fahey!

Context setting 00:00; Synopsis 35:22; Discussion 42:50; Ranking 1:06:40

[aqueersouthofthemasondixonline]

So I’m making a list of tumblr themed terms of endearment for hockeys and here’s what I have so far:

Brad Marchand - Precious Stinkyboy

Martin St Louis - My Little Pogchamp

Vincent Lecavalier - My Precious Scrunklyboy

John Tortorella - Lovable Shit

Rod Brind’Amour - My Beloved Babygirl

Matthew Tkachuk - My Beloved Rat

Dave Andreychuk - My Beloved Power Play Specialist

Andrei Vasilevskiy - My Favorite Cat Man

Jon Cooper - My Favorite Former Lawyer

Sidney Crosby - Sibby Crobby

Marc-Andre Fleury - McFlurry

Andre Roy - The Silliest of Gooses

Feel free to expand the list!!!

[krispyweiss]

Roger McGuinn at Midland Theatre, Newark, Ohio, Aug. 22, 2023

There’s no need for Roger McGuinn to write a book. His Songs and Stories With … tour is his autobiography. And hearing the man speak and sing about his incredible life and career is much more enjoyable than reading about it anyway.

As the jangle of an electric guitar playing the Byrds’ arrangement of “My Back Pages” filled the hall - “My ‘My Way,’” McGuinn called it - he walked on stage, stepped to a mic and began to sing. At 81, McGuinn’s voice betrayed some fragility at various points during his two-set, 110-minute performance inside Newark, Ohio’s, three-quarters-full Midland Theatre. But he still plays and sings like a Byrd.

After the opener, McGuinn, dressed in all black save for a red feather in his fedora, took a seat and, surrounded by a banjo, 12- and six-string acoustic guitars, his trusty electric Rickenbacker and tropical plants, proceeded to tell his life’s story. And the concert had the arc of a book, beginning with his childhood in Chicago where he first heard “Heartbreak Hotel” and “Be-Bop-A-Lula” - snippets of which he played - before he went to the Old Town School of Folk Music and got turned on to Bob Gibson and Lead Belly, leading McGuinn to offer full versions of “Daddy Roll ’Em” and “On Easter Morn’ He Rose.”

A teenaged McGuinn then met Pete Seeger, from whom he learned “Turn! Turn! Turn!,” played on electric, and “Rolling Down to Old Maui,” rendered acoustically. He was hired by the Limeliters, met David Crosby in California and Joan Baez (“Virgin Mary”) in New York. He traveled to South America and was inspired to write what would become the bridge of “Chestnut Mare” while sitting on a cliff and eventually went to work for Bobby Darin in Las Vegas - McGuinn was there when Darin discovered Wayne Newton. This was all before McGuinn met Peter Fonda, which prompted “The Ballad of Easy Rider.”

McGuinn wrapped the first set with “I Wasn’t Born to Follow” and “Mr. Spaceman.” He opened set two the way he’d opened the gig, with the sounds of “So You Want to be a Rock ’n’ Roll Star” announcing his arrival and “Lover of the Bayou” following. And despite any wear and tear on his vocal cords, the McGuinn of 2023 is smoother than the raspy McGuinn of 1970’s (Untitled).

From here, McGuinn’s storytelling turned nonlinear as he talked about his friendship with Tom Petty (“King of the Hill”); touring Europe with him and Bob Dylan (a singalong “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door”); and the shenanigans of Dylan’s Rolling Thunder trek. It was here that McGuinn got permission to record Joni Mitchell’s “Dreamland,” also performed, and was inspired to write “Jolly Roger” by the pirate-like nature of the cross-country escapade in a retrofitted Greyhound bus borrowed from Frank Zappa

McGuinn plucked the banjo on “Old Blue” and recalled working in the Brill Building and nicking the Beach Boys to write and record “Beach Ball” with the the City Surfers, featuring the Bee Gees on background vocals. He then went on to explain how the Byrds ripped off the Beatles not only in their name but by taking the latter’s idea of using folk chords in rock music and - sampling “I Want to Hold Your Hand” to demonstrate - as inspiration for creating folk-rock with songs like “The Water is Wide” and “You Showed Me.”

The Byrd was as enthusiastic as a small child with a new toy when he talked about reconnecting with Crosby and joining forces with Gene Clark, Michael Clarke and Chris Hillman; meeting the Beatles and the Stones in England; and serving as the opening act for Hoyt Axton, whose mother wrote the aforementioned “Heartbreak Hotel,” thus bringing the story full circle.

The set proper closed with McGuinn showing off his substantial lead-guitar chops on a lengthy acoustic rendering of “Eight Miles High,” before he walked off without a word. He walked back on without a word, preceded again by the telltale jangle, and performed “I’ll Feel a Whole Lot Better,” “She Don’t Care about Time” and “May the Road Rise to Meet You” while standing at the off-center mic.

Including parts or all of 30 songs in total, the set and its stories left even the most knowledgable McGuinn fans even more so. And no one left a stranger.

Grade card: Roger McGuinn at Midland Theatre - 8/22/23 - A-

8/23/23