#bill leroy

[tannertinderthomas]

the boys deal with an off week

[kmscb]

I have a new crush

Who brings me a rush

And who I won't brush

Aside, and won't hush.

[coppertophomegurl]

James Aubrey and Ellie Bishop ate one (1) meal together at a local diner. 9 dead and 45 injured.

[bullet-prooflove]

New Characters:

Tim Gutterson (Justified)

Armand Truisi (Tulsa King)

Leroy Jethro Gibbs (NCIS: Origins)

Mike Franks (NCIS: Origins)

New Fics:

911 - Lone Star:

The Night Shift - Judd reassures you about your new role on the nightshift.

Chicago Med:

Someone Who Loves You - Sean and you become a family.

Scars - Jack wants more but is shy for asking about it.

Umbrella - Dean has a new lease of life after this surgery.

Field of Daisies - Mitch knows exactly how to get you out of your head.

Cobra Kai:

Postcards From My Heart - Terry discovers what you've been up to abroad.

CSI:

Worry - Josh worries about you.

FBI:

The Life You Could Have - You get a glimpse into the life you could have with Stuart.

Haven:

Virgin (NSFW) - You and Dwight try something new.

Death In A Tarot Card - Duke learns his fate.

Justified:

Bad Timing - You and Tim have always had a case of bad timing.

Law & Order:

Too Damn Close - Jalen thinks about what almost happened.

Magnum PI:

Put On A Show - You get a little hot and bothered when Shammy works out.

NCIS - Origins:

The Ice Queen - Gibbs meets The Ice Queen for the first time.

Break The Ice - A act of decency helps Gibbs to break the ice.

Count To Five (NSFW) - Mike comes home to a naked woman in his bed.

Pool House (NSFW) - You and Mike steal a moment alone at the LA Law Enforcement Conference.

Psych:

Every Single Word (NSFW) - Carlton meant every single word of that voice mail.

Supernatural:

Knoxville - Dean fucks up after struggling with his feelings for you.

Tulsa King:

Whiskey Business - Your relationship with Bill changes during a whiskey tasting event.

Her Name Was Lola - You meet Mitch's wife.

Hell of A Message - You send a message to your ex Bill.

Edibles (NSFW) - You help Armand to relax.

Yellowstone:

Wet - You and Travis discuss something you've been avoiding.

Dick - Those rumours about Travis are true.

Promises - Jamie makes a promise to your baby.

[heaven-one]

New York City, 23 April 1985 at Mr. Chow restaurant: Michael Heizer, David Hockney, Leroy Nieman, Dennis Oppenheim, Stefano, Bill Wegman, John Chamberlain, Andy Warhol, Julian Schnabel, Armand Arman, Alex Katz, Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf, Tony Shafrazi, Red Grooms, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Francesco Clemente, Robert MappleThorpe, Ronnie Cutrone, Sandro Chia. Plus: Nam June Paik, Jennifer Barlett, Jack Goldstein, Jenny Holzer, Barbara Kruger, Les Levine, Sol Lewitt, Marisol, Peter Max, Meredith Monk, Larry Rivers, Survival Research Labs (Mark Pauline, Mat Heckert, Eric Berner), Mark van den Broek, Tom Wesselman and Greer Langton. © Michael Halsband /Landov

[bestfrozentreats2]

The mighty Leroi Brothers original lineup: (from left) Alex Napier, Steve “Flip” Doerr, Mike Buck, & Don Leady, home at Austin’s Continental Club. Photo by Bill Leissner.

(via Mike Buck)

[spilladabalia]

Herbie Hancock - Maiden Voyage / P. Bop

[mattapparently]

I’ve made more. Going from least to most cursed…

Roranoa Zoro

Lawn gnome

Abe Lincoln

Bart Simpson

I made Balan in Tekken 8.

I think this is how the character was always meant to be.

[slfcare]

A little selection of my comfort media for u <3 some of these are very obvious/unoriginal, but i wanted to include them anyway

for when:

You need to calm down and maybe look at something beautiful for a bit: Midnight Diner (tv), My Neighbour Totoro, ZOC (comic book)

You need some escapism: Luca, Kiki's delivery service, Anne of Green Gables series

You need to distract yourself with some fun action: Ocean's eleven, Hot Fuzz, Kung fu panda, some Agatha Christie books (my faves are Tommy and Tuppence)

You need a good laugh: Emperor's new groove, New girl, Community, Bill (movie)

You need some hope on this bitch of an earth: the Wayfarers (book series), Yuri on ice (anime), Unicorn store (movie) (i'm pretty sure this one is like. objectively mid but it made me cry all the water in my body so it's going on the list)

And then these don't really fit into just one of the other categories but dude trust me: Leverage (tv), Hunt for the Wilderpeople (movie), Eddie the eagle (movie), Palm Springs (movie), Nous les Leroy (movie), How to train your dragon (movie), Lou! (comic book series), Derry Girls (tv), To Wong Foo thanks for everything, julie newmar (movie)

(sorry this is long. but sometimes you need different types of comfort media for different moods yaknow)

you are an actual angel from heaven. THANK YOU.

[reddje]

losers fic writers what are ur losers middle names since they don’t have canonical last names 🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️

i’ve been writing losers club / it fics for seven years so i’ve had plenty of time to perfect their middle names so here they are

eddie

eddie’s middle name when i write him is always isaiah. it’s biblical, it’s pretty, and i just think eddie’s mom is very much about pretty perfect things and edward isaiah kaspbrak is just a pretty little name

richie

alwaysssss wentworth! always! richard wentworth tozier is so ingrained into my mind that it’s almost canon to me. i just think wentworth and maggie are the type to name their kids after themselves and when richie was born they were like okay cute, little boy, dads name as his middle name.

stan

i think stanley asher is so cute and it’s also a popular name in hebrew and it goes well with his last name so i do love it. truth be told i did do a little digging when i was 14 and needing a middle name for stan and asher was one of the names that kept showing up on popular jewish names websites so it kinda just stuck w me. stanley asher uris ur so famous to me <3

bill

william henry 🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️ william henry denbrough 🤷‍♀️ and georgie’s middle name is james, even though he’s the only one with a canonical middle name 😭

mike

mikes middle name is william bc it’s his dads name , but i also think he could’ve been named “michael leroy hanlon” after his grandfather. i tend to go with william though !

ben

benjamin alexander!!! so so cutie pie just like he is.

bev

beverly grace just screams at me idk. i just feel like her dad would’ve picked it, and she hates it, but richie found out about it and calls her by it all the time and it’s grown on her hearing him call her it. (bc they’re bffs)

[tannertinderthomas]

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[shoshiwrites]

Tuskegee airmen playing cards in the officers' club in the evening, Toni Frissell, Ramitelli, Italy, March 1945.

1. Left to right: Walter M. "Mo" Downs, New Orleans, LA, and William S. "Bill" "Bubblehead" Price, III, Topeka, KS.

2. Seated, left to right: Robert "Bobby" Scurlock, Washington, DC; Harold M. Morris, Seattle, WA. Standing, left to right: Conrad A. Johnson, New York, NY; Ronald W. Reeves, Washington, DC; Leroy Roberts, Jr., Toccoa, GA; Calvin J. Spann, Rutherford, NJ.

[glowstick-art]

Bill cipher x lorax

It was the middle of weirdmagadon and Bill was in the middle of all the chaos. "HAR HAR HAR IM GONNA DYSTROY ALL OF THE PLANET EARTH!!! YIPPIE!!!!"

but then a little orange man with a long mustache walked up to him "AY! im the Lorass, i speak for the trees,if you want to keep your life, you should leave!!!!!!"

"oh erm....sorry mr Lorex.....i didnt know these were your trees....im sowy...." Bill blushes and looks away "omg hes really cute.... OMG DID I JUST SAY THAT OUT LOUD UWU!!!!"

"the Lorax blushed when he said that "oh....erm....ive never been called that before...." Bill was so panicked he accidently shot fire out of his dick finger, and it hit one of the trees "MY TREEEEEEES!@!@@!!!!!!!!!!!!! (T-T)" the Lorizz schreamed "you...you....YOU SKIBIDI TOILET!!! HOW COULD YOU!!!! NOW FEEL THE RATH.... OF THE LORAZ!!!!!!"

" wait...baka....im....im....im...im....im.....sorry....i didnt mean to-" "SILENCE, MORTAL!!!!!" lightning struck the ground, and bill knew he had to fight the love of his life "fine lorex-chan....if you want i fight....I'LL GIVE YOU A FIGHT!!!!" bill turned into his alpha wolf form

bill started charging at leroy, but then the lorax sumoned the onceler "yo what up im onceler and im gonna dystroty you!!!!!" bill laughed when he saw the skinny, pale man. "you think summoning a tumblr sexyman will work on me? you make me laugh....for you cant beat me with a tumblr sexyman....I AM A TUMBLR SEXYMAN!!!AWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO" bill howled at the moon before turning to face the lorax again who was looking down with a smirk "you really think youve won? hehe..... fool... for im not done."

the Larass started to change form and suddenly, he was a human with medium length blond hair, a well groomed mustach, a triangle shaped body, and a sut and tie "FOR I AM A SEXY TUMBLR GUY!! NOW YOU BETTER PRAY YOU DONT DIE!!!!"

He punched bill in the stomach, and the dorito was dead. weidmagedon stopped, and all was bright again. and the oncler and sexy man lorax violently made out

the end!!!!!!

[music-interpretation-review]

Wednesday Music Review Poll

Wikipedia: Bluegrass music is a genre of American roots music that developed in the 1940s in the Appalachian region of the United States. The genre derives its name from the band Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys. Like mainstream country music, it largely developed out of old-time music, though in contrast to country, it is traditionally played exclusively on acoustic instruments and also kept its roots in traditional English, Scottish and Irish ballads and dance tunes, as well as incorporating blues and jazz. It was further developed by musicians who played with Monroe, including 5-string banjo player Earl Scruggs and guitarist Lester Flatt. Bill Monroe once described bluegrass music as, "It's a part of Methodist, Holiness and Baptist traditions. It's blues and jazz, and it has a high lonesome sound."

Voters are encouraged to make suggestions for repeat polls featuring this genre in the future. Know of a good cover that wasn't an entry in this poll? Drop it in the replies!

(Please keep it to the replies of this post and do not send an ask. This is to keep the suggestions organized in one place.)

Contestant videos under the cut:

[special-agent-sass]

Running Back To You

Smut

Y/N revved the engine of her blue 1969 Dodge Challenger and floored the gas pedal, speeding down the open Montana highway. The powerful V8 Hemi roared as the landscape blurred past in a mix of browns, greens, and blues. This was her happy place, just her and the road.

It had been a year since she left DC, since she left him. After their blowout fight, she just couldn't stay there anymore, not with Gibbs. The tension between them had been building for months, both at work and in their secret relationship. She was too wild, too reckless for the stoic Marine. He wanted to tame her, and she refused to be caged.

So she came back home, back to Big Sky country where the wide open spaces matched the freedom in her soul. She started over, opened her own shop just like she always dreamed. Her days were filled with the sound of wrenches turning and classic engines rumbling back to life.

But some nights, when she lay alone in bed, she missed the warmth of Gibbs’ strong arms around her. She missed the feeling of his calloused hands gripping her hips as he took her hard against the basement wall. The way he commanded her with a simple “Y/N” in that gravelly voice.

She thought she could forget him, but a year later her heart still raced for Leroy Jethro Gibbs.

As she crossed into the town limits, Y/N sighed and slowed the Challenger to a more reasonable speed. She had a stop to make before heading home.

The familiar neon sign of the local dive bar glowed in the approaching dusk. She killed the engine and pocketed the keys before heading inside, the scent of stale beer and cigarettes welcoming her back.

She nodded at the bartender as she approached an empty stool at the end of the bar. Within minutes, a cold longneck was waiting for her. Y/N took a long pull and tried not to stare at the handsome cowboy chatting up the redhead a few stools down.

“Now what’s a pretty little lady like you doing in a place like this all alone?”

The cowboy slid onto the stool next to her, giving her a smile that was probably meant to be charming but just came across as sleazy.

“Just looking to enjoy my beer in peace,” Y/N said evenly, not giving him much attention.

But the cowboy wasn’t deterred that easily. He leaned in closer. “A woman like you oughta have a man to keep her company. Why don’t you let me buy you a drink and show you a good time?”

Y/N clenched her jaw, reigning in her temper. “No thanks,” she said sharply.

The man was persistent, though, reaching out to touch her arm. “Oh come on sugar, don’t be like tha—”

“The lady said no.”

A rough, familiar voice interrupted the cowboy’s slurred words. Y/N’s heart leaped as she looked up to see Gibbs standing behind the man, ice blue eyes flashing. The cowboy scowled but seemed to think better of arguing with the intimidating older man and tipped his hat to Y/N before departing.

“Didn’t need your help, I had it handled,” Y/N muttered, trying to ignore the way her body was already reacting to Gibbs’ close presence.

“I know you did,” Gibbs said, his eyes softening as he looked at her. “Just didn’t want to watch that ass paw at my woman any longer.”

Y/N swallowed hard at his words. They stared at each other for a long moment, the air electric between them.

“Wanna get out of here?” Gibbs asked gruffly.

Y/N nodded, tossing some bills on the bar before following him outside into the cool night air. They got into his truck, the old Ford rumbling to life and kicking up dust as they headed for her house on the edge of town.

As soon as they were inside, Gibbs pressed her up against the door, kissing her fiercely. Y/N moaned into his mouth, feeling like she could finally breathe again after so long without him.

“Missed you, Y/N,” Gibbs growled against her neck as he sucked a mark into her skin. “Couldn’t stop thinking about you, about this.”

He squeezed her ass to emphasize his point and Y/N gasped. “Jethro,” she whimpered, already so wet for him.

Gibbs smirked, manhandling her toward the bedroom. “Gonna remind you who you belong to, baby girl. I need my Y/N back.”

They tumbled into bed together, relearning each other’s bodies with eager mouths and roving hands. He kissed every inch of inked skin, paying special attention to the secret spots that made her moan his name. When Gibbs finally sank into her tight heat, Y/N cried out his name, overwhelmed by how right it felt to be in his arms again. There was no slow build this time - the need to claim her was primal, urgent.

“So perfect for me, baby,” he praised, setting a relentless pace. She clasped him tight, meeting every thrust and urging him on. The bite of her nails and the sinful roll of her hips pushed him right to the edge. He wanted to watch her fall first.

“Come on, baby. Cum for me,” he commanded, driving into her sweet spot until she shattered with a sharp cry. The pulses of her release triggered his own and he followed her over, burying his face in her neck as ecstasy crashed through him.

Later, nestled against Gibbs’ strong chest, Y/N traced random shapes on his chest.

“Missed you too, Jet,” she whispered. “As wild as I am, I’m still yours. Only ever wanted to be yours.”

Gibbs pressed a kiss to her hair, holding her close. “I know, baby. We’ll figure this out, together. I love you, Y/N.”

“Love you too.” Y/N tilted her head up for a soft kiss, heart full and racing, always racing, for Leroy Jethro Gibbs.

[ncisfranchise-source]

“I truly am Gibbs at this point.”

Austin Stowell arrives at this conclusion 90 minutes into an emotional conversation about taking on the leading role in “NCIS: Origins,” the prequel series to the long-running procedural. Set in 1991, four months after special agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs’ wife and daughter are murdered, “Origins” (which premieres on CBS on Oct. 14) is darker in tone and will illustrate Gibbs’ path to becoming the taciturn character portrayed so charismatically by Mark Harmon.

“The grief that he’s going through is not something that we can avoid. And as an actor, I’m someone who very much feels all of it,” says Stowell, pausing to think about his own father. “There were so many parallels to my own life — issues with suicide, a relationship between a father and a son, a feeling of imposter syndrome. It just feels right.”

On a humid September day, Stowell has chosen to meet at Birds, a neighborhood haunt in Hollywood. He’s biked over straight from set on the Paramount lot, and he knows most of the staff here — it’s where he worked for two years when he moved from Connecticut to L.A. in 2008 and was sleeping on his agent’s floor. This was just one of his odd jobs — another was caddying for Bill Murray — but it was while he was pouring beers that he landed his breakthrough role on “The Secret Life of the American Teenager.”

After the teen drama, he took on several “artistically accepted” projects, including Steven Spielberg’s “Public Morals” and “Bridge of Spies,” and “Catch-22” alongside George Clooney.

Then, in 2020, Stowell’s father died by suicide, and he moved back to the East Coast to be closer to his mother.

“It led me to probably some of the darkest days in my life, but then eventually this kind of rebirth,” Stowell says as his eyes fill with tears. That tragedy prompted “an array of emotions” and a questioning of purpose, all of which he sifted through while waiting out the COVID pandemic and strikes in Vermont. He filled his days with skiing, hiking, making honey and driving to Connecticut to have dinners with his mom. Then, his agent called with “NCIS: Origins.”

Stowell wasn’t particularly interested in taking on a procedural that could run multiple years and admits that thought was daunting, at first. But, the script felt personal.

“A lot of my relationship with my father plays through with Gibbs and his estranged relationship with his dad,” he says. “We both wish it were better, and we don’t know how to say the things that are in our hearts, not ready to face the truth and say it out loud.”

A few times throughout our conversation, Stowell gets pulled away in his thoughts. “Sorry, I can’t help but think of my dad,” he tells me, pausing to gather himself. Growing up, they bonded together over films like “Field of Dreams” and “Braveheart.”

“He loved that movie, and he would weep,” he says of latter. “That’s a big reason I do what I do. I love what storytelling does for people. I’ve seen the very real results and positive outcomes that it brings to people’s lives. If I can do that with this character for years? Consider me signed up. You asked if I’m afraid [it’ll go years]. Absolutely not. I’m afraid it’ll go away.”

He also knows his dad would love “NCIS: Origins.” While he wouldn’t quote Gibbs, “he would quote Franks a lot,” Stowell laughs. “He used to quote Sipowicz from ‘NYPD Blue’ all the time.”

The original Gibbs, Harmon, exited “NCIS” in 2021 but returns for “Origins” as narrator and executive producer. He came to the 2003 procedural with a similar skepticism Stowell had, reading the script, not expecting to like it. “I was looking to stay home more; I was traveling a lot and our family was young,” he says. Yet he was drawn to the name Leroy Jethro Gibbs. “It stopped me.”

In a later draft, the name was changed to “Bob Nelson or something,” Harmon says, and he demanded it be changed back. Then came the first day of shooting, which lasted 22 hours. “Not exactly my idea of staying home more,” Harmon laughs. “There were a lot of days like that in the first four years, a lot of ups and downs. There were cast changes, arc changes, writer changes. At one point, 33 writers had left that show.”

From the moment Stowell walked into the audition room, Harmon knew he was the right man to fill Gibbs’ shoes. “This character has a weight to it. He didn’t ask for that; I didn’t ask for that either,” says Harmon. “Austin’s the guy to take this weight.”

When Gibbs’ “NCIS” journey came to an end, he was alone. His work had been his life — but he looked “pretty content,” Stowell says. “Did he give too much of himself to the job? I don’t know.”

Three months into filming, Stowell could be describing himself. “I’m married to the job,” he says — and is grateful for the charater Harmon built, and for his predecessor’s availability through the transition. Whether he wants to talk about a specific storyline or discuss his hobbies, Harmon is there.

For example, Stowell is a huge New York Yankees fan — “a degenerate,” as he describes. He often references Lou Gegrig’s famous speech, quoting it during our interview: “Today I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the Earth.” Stowell continues, “He talked about catching a bad break but having a whole lot to look forward to. And if that’s not Gibbs, I don’t know what is.”

When Harmon heard Stowell was a diehard Yankees fan, he made a call. “Next thing I know, I’ve got a pair of shorts that show up from Yankees camp with the No. 4 stitched into the back,” he says. “You can’t buy them! He called somebody at the camp for their warm-ups. They’re gigantic. I roll them six times!”

That’s just one story Stowell tells about Harmon. At the recent Creative Arts Emmys, he was excited to introduce himself to Jamie Lee Curtis. “She goes, ‘I know who you are. Mark talks about you all the time,'” he recalls. Curtis and Harmon play husband and wife in “Freaky Friday,” which just filmed a new sequel. After he contained his excitement, he told her how important “The Bear” had been to him and his family. “Particularly the ‘Fishes’ episode, I felt like I was watching my childhood. So I said, ‘I’ve gotta let you know that it really brought true healing for my brother and I.’ And that’s the power of TV.”

The role of Gibbs has changed Stowell’s life. The message — being a team is always better than being on your own — is one he takes to heart. “Playing Gibbs is making me want to be a better human being,” he says.

“We know who Gibbs becomes — this warmhearted, loyal but justified man, and someone who has made tons of mistakes,” adds Stowell. And he can relate: “I’m happy to have fallen down, happy to be well versed in using an eraser.”