#Von Lewis

[camyfilms]

GREEN BOOK 2018

People love what you do! Anyone can sound like Beethoven or Joe Pan or them other guys you said. But your music, what you do? Only you can do that!

[sirgawainofgalifrey]

Been obsessed recently with how various media typecasts all it's old men.

Like in Stardew Valley pretty much all the old men are crotchety weirdos that are secretly sweethearts and have a specific interest they've dedicated their whole lives to and are supposed to be varying degrees of helpful.

While Ace Attorney (at least the first trilogy) typecasts all it's old men as deranged bastard gremlins that are all criminals to various degrees, and assholes in general.

[parrythefloof]

Button Mashing

it's the way to go.

[shaunashpmn]

“i see you so uncomfortably alone • i wish i could show you how much you’ve grown.”

𓃹 • going to remake this with both timelines but this is basically hate mail for people who don’t like the adult timeline !!

[fairylulusstuff]

just realized by the time the south african gp happens my driver is probably gonna be retired.

[hatchetdollie]

Hey “Monique lewis” is actually barbie von Grief because during 84’ when Izzy was basically cheating on Pamela it was with barbie and it was during the Hollywood rose era and I’ve analysed Barbies face and his tattoo and they’re identical

Monique has nothing to do with Barbi.

Barbi was Pamela’s friend and they wanted to start a band together. She was also Axl’s friend and i heard that she still is (idk if this is true). She hooked up with Izzy while he was with Pamela and that ended the friendship between the two.

Monique is a fake name to hide the girl’s identity. No one knows anything about her except the fact that she went on dates with Izzy couple of times and “rejected” Axl. She is also the girl tattooed on his arm.

They are not the same person but i get why are they getting mixed up.

I’ve also seen people saying that the girl was actually Angela Nicoletti (Izzy’s ex girlfriend) which is absolutely fucking wrong, she literally had blonde hair at that time lmao.

It is said that some of the guys confirmed about them being different people, but i don’t have any information or proof on that (if someone knows anything about this please feel free to inform me).

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[creepynostalgy]

Fern Andra and Ernst Gronau in Guenuine: Die Tragödie Eines Seltsamen Hauses aka Guenuine: The Tragedy Of A Vampire aka Guenuine: A Tale Of A Vampire (1920)

[bleedingcoffee42]

Article on Burton Pat Christenson.

Lewis Nixon

Van Klinken

Dukeman and Liebgott

[cazzyf1]

Gif collection of drivers that featured in Shell's 1958 British GP video

In order of apperance: Mike Hawthorn, Stirling Moss, Roy Salvadori, Stuart Lewis-Evans, Jo Bonnier, Jack Fairman, Alan Stacey, Wolfgang von Trips, Harry Schell, Peter Collins

[velezmp4]

I'm scheduling Kaya's burial

Them + luzy = best characters

[john-laurens]

I've come across several accounts of Francis Kinloch being described as tall:

"tall & slender with delicate features, black hair & eyes, and a most agreeable expression of countenance" - an account from Kinloch's granddaughter Sarah Lewis Lesesne in the collection "Biographical and genealogical research on Francis J. Kinloch" from the South Carolina Historical Society Archives

"The tall olive-coloured savage [Kinloch] and the young delicate Swiss historian [Johannes von Müller] send their friendly greetings." - Johannes von Müller to his family, in a letter dated June 6, 1775

"it was here, that after a very scrutinizing examination of our persons, they gave us passports in which we saw ourselves very particularly described; me, they represented as tall and thin, with some grey hairs, a pointed nose, and a forked chin" - Francis Kinloch in a letter to his daughter Eliza Nelson, as collected in Letters from Geneva and France

Given that the average male height in the 18th century was somewhere around five and a half feet tall, it's safe to assume Kinloch was taller than that. Given how often people remarked that he was tall, I figured that he must have been noticeably taller than five and a half feet - perhaps closer to six feet tall.

My assumptions have been confirmed. In the "Kinloch family history and genealogy research files" from the South Carolina Historical Society Archives, there is an account from Harriett Middleton (née Kinloch). She was the daughter of Cleland Kinloch and the niece of Francis Kinloch. This account is not directly written by her but was likely collected by someone in the family. Harriet reportedly described her uncle Francis as "tall, six feet, & handsome, dark with the complexion of his French descent."

Bonus fact: In the same account, Cleland Kinloch is described as having "blue eyes & lighter hair."

[its-all-down-hill]

I sat with my anger long enough until she told me her name was grief…

—CS Lewis

The anger comes from grieving something unresolved I think that’s the ghost Theo Von is talking about.

[blissandenigma]

[schlock-luster-video]

On January 24, 1992, Fast Food and Dangerous Curves were screened as a double-feature on USA Up All Night.

Here's a couple of new drawings inspired by the cult classics!