#boo-smyth

[voguefashion]

Zelda Heloise Smyth wearing Erdem, photographed by Boo George for Harper’s Bazaar UK, October 2021.

[iwrotemrtambourineman]

N e ways watched all the bridgertons in one sitting as is the proper way to consume any and all bridgerton content. Its fine 👍

[annypuff]

will poulter - the score (2021)

[habsforever]

amazing how the seconds ticked down to zero and the p*nthers won the stanley cup and it looked like half the fl*rida crowd wasn't even on their feet

[tojisun]

what do yuu mean connor mcdavid agreed to receiving the smythe — told the nhl people that yes he’d accept the cup that awards him for being the best player amidst boos and amidst the heartbresking loss — only to go back on his word when he went to the locker room with his team and chose to stay with them because somethign happened there because his team mightve needed him yes but he mightve needed them more too what do you mean good boy “teachers pet” connor mcdavid went back on his word because there was something more important than receiving the trophy

[annieqattheperipheral]

Cats fans booing McDavid winning the conn smythe

GROSS

[sobashahzadi]

soba hand over the new monster high skulltimate secrets dolls i need the draculaura she is so cute

(they're only avaliable in ur country and i think the uk too rn)

rlly? Lemme check

Omg they’re in smyths!! Ye that makes sense smyths is an Ireland and uk thing I’m pretty sure. The doll looks adorable but 45 quid what the flip, maybe there’s a reason I’m not too into doll collecting lol

it’s so cool tho and like 3 outfits and a mystery thing literally awsome and there’s 5 in stock in my nearest store Omds I could literally walk down and grab it Baabhab and ur sitting in America boo hoo 🫵🫵😝

OMG

I would die for cleo i love her sm what an icon

okay heres the plan, midnight robberry, i go down to smyths at 12pm sharp, im pretty sure ut closes at 6 and then i uh use a crowbar to pry open the door and quickly walk in and out

done

got the dolls

then uhm,

i go to america, book a flight off ryanair, wait i dont think ryanair does america maybe like anoyher cheap airline and give it tp u easy

but next time im in smyths ill make a video of it whilst mocking your lack of doll dw xxx

[moose-set-loose]

Makar, the reigning Norris Trophy and Conn Smythe Award winner, was asked if he had ever been booed like that before.

"No, actually, it's pretty funny. I had a dream last night I was getting booed," Makar said. "It's playoff hockey. That's the atmosphere you want. I mean .. you got to be a big boy and just take it. Like I said, unfortunate circumstances and I hope he's all right."

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This is so fucking funny 😭 Cale "you got to be a big boy" Makar my beloved

[sims4legacyandoherfunthings]

Round 3, Family 2- Smyth

The Latest Chapter of my Sims 2 Build a City Challenge

Tyron paints The twins play with toys Tyron plays with blocks He searches for bugs Tomas works on logic Tomas plays peek a boo Tyler plays with the pegbox Tomas teaches Tyler to walk Ana snuggles Tyler Ana teaches Thea to talk Tomas repairs the bath He gets promoted Ana teaches Tyler to talk Tyler plays with the bunny Tomas gets promoted The twins become children They play with…

[sims3gameandchallengelover]

Round 3, Family 2- Smyth

The Latest Chapter of my Sims 2 Build a City Challenge

Tyron paints The twins play with toys Tyron plays with blocks He searches for bugs Tomas works on logic Tomas plays peek a boo Tyler plays with the pegbox Tomas teaches Tyler to walk Ana snuggles Tyler Ana teaches Thea to talk Tomas repairs the bath He gets promoted Ana teaches Tyler to talk Tyler plays with the bunny Tomas gets promoted The twins become children They play with…

[qnewsau]

Stonewall at 55: The Stonewall Riots remembered

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Stonewall at 55: The Stonewall Riots remembered

55 years ago today, the Stonewall Riots changed the face of LGBTQIA+ activism in a watershed moment felt round the world.

In the early hours of June 28, 1969, the New York City Police raided the Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village.

It was not the first time the Lower Manhattan gay bar had been raided. Since the early 1960s there had been a campaign to rid New York of its gay establishments by revoking liquor licences and by using undercover officers to entrap gay men.

Like most of the city’s gay bars, the Stonewall Inn was controlled by the mafia and its owners would pay off the police with weekly envelopes of cash to keep it open as it had no liquor license.

As the only bar in New York where gay men could dance together, the Stonewall Inn had a captive audience who would put up with watered down, overpriced drinks, the lack of fire exits and overflowing bathrooms.

Patrons were inspected through a peephole in the door before being let in and were required to sign their name in a book to prove the venue was a private “bottle club” and not a public bar but they rarely used their real names.

The bar’s interior was painted black and lit with black lights unless the club was about to be raided, when the house lights would be switched on to warn the patrons to stop dancing.

During a normal raid the police would line the patrons up and check their identification cards.

Anyone without identification or who was in drag would be arrested.

Women would be arrested if they were not wearing more than three feminine items of clothing.

The owners were also blackmailing some of their patrons and were making more money by extorting customers than they were from selling drinks.

Stonewall: The Riots that Sparked the Gay Revolution author David Carter has put forward the view that corrupt police wanted their share of this blackmail money and decided to close the bar permanently when the owners refused to give them a cut.

The Police Raid Begins

Earlier in the night, two undercover police women and two undercover policemen slipped into the bar to gather evidence while the New York Public Morals Squad waited outside.

Stonewall had already been raided on the Tuesday before the riots. The bar’s owners had heard there might be another raid but they were expecting it to happen earlier in the evening so had let their guard down.

At 1.20am four plain clothed police, two officers in uniform and Detective Charles Smythe and Deputy Inspector Seymour Pine arrived at the door and demanded to be let in.

There were over 200 people in the bar and when the lights came on many tried to flee through its back doors and windows but found them barred from the outside.

Patrons were made to line up for the ID check while police seized twenty-eight cases of beer and nineteen bottles of liquor from behind the bar.

Some of the men refused to provide identification and a group suspected of cross dressing were separated from the rest in a back room.

A number of lesbians were sexually touched while being frisked by police which soured the mood in the bar.

Those who passed the ID check were allowed to leave but many chose to remain outside while the police waited for vehicles to arrive to transport the prisoners to the police station.

The crowd quickly began to grow as they were joined by passersby and within minutes it had grown to over a hundred.

When the first police vehicle arrived they brought out the mafia members they had found inside to the cheers of the crowd. Then the bar’s staff were brought out.

Someone yelled “Gay Power!” and another person started to sing “We Shall Overcome.”

Things Turn Violent

A police officer shoved a gender non-conforming person who then hit him over the head with their purse. When the officer struck them back the crowd began booing.

Police scuffled with a lesbian they had put in handcuffs who yelled “Why don’t you guys do something?” and the crowd turned on the police.

Who started the riots is the subject of debate and our own community’s myth making.

One name that often comes up is Marsha P Johnson, a pioneering New York trans and sex worker activist who was a founding member of the Gay Liberation Front in the wake of the riots.

But by her own account, the riot was already underway when she arrived on the scene. The truth is, we’ll never know.

When the crowd tried to overturn the police wagon, it and two squad cars left the scene immediately.

When someone yelled that the bar had been raided because the owners hadn’t paid off the police the crowd of now more than five hundred began pelting them with coins and beer cans and the ten remaining police officers barricaded themselves inside the bar.

Garbage cans, bricks and bottles were hurled at the bar, smashing its windows. The rioters stuffed burning garbage through the windows and uprooted a parking meter to use as a battering ram against the door.

When the rioters broke through the windows the police trapped inside drew their weapons and threatened to shoot.

Fire Trucks arrived, followed quickly by the Tactical Patrol Force (TPF) of the New York City Police to rescue the police inside Stonewall.

The Village Voice later reported “A stagnant situation there brought on some gay tomfoolery in the form of a chorus line facing the line of helmeted and club-carrying cops.”

“Just as the line got into a full kick routine, the TPF advanced again and cleared the crowd of screaming gay powerites down Christopher to Seventh Avenue.”

Rioters overturned a car to block the street while a group of trans women fought furiously with the police.

But by 4am the street had nearly been cleared. Only thirteen people had been arrested though others in the crowd were taken to hospital and four police officers were injured.

News Heard ‘Round The World

The following day The New York Times, the New York Post, and the Daily News all covered the riot, with the News putting it on the front cover.

Thousands of people returned to Stonewall the following night, choking Christopher Street and then the surrounding blocks. Fires were started in garbage cans all over the neighbourhood. This time over a hundred police mobilised and engaged the rioters in running battles as they tried to contain the crowds.

For the next two days it rained, but on the Wednesday the rioters returned to Christopher Street and threatened to burn down the offices of The Village Voice after its homophobic reporting on the initial riot.

Another street battle with police broke out as businesses were looted on the final night of the riots.

By then the message had been heard around the world. That the gays and trans folk were done with being pushed around.

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[habsforever]

I'm sorry i tuned out did the p*nthers crowd really boo connor mcdavid for winning the conn smythe???

stay classy fl*rida

[jrpneblog]

Time Gentleman please!

The torture goes on for North End fans with the third defeat in seven days , this time 0-2 at home to lowly QPR. It wasnt the fact that we lost this particular encounter it was the manner in which it was lost. Following on from a horror show on Tees-side on Tuesday evening North End produced another, sideways, backwards, punchless, toothless, couldn't care less and possession without impact shit show. It left those who were inside Deepdale at the final whistle, and there weren't many, pondering at just where we go next with a manager clearly not up to the task of getting the best from his charges. QPR were timid in the first half to be honest but we never looked like scoring and after the break the visitors just stepped up their game and won quite comfortably in the end. North End were appalling once again and after a freezing night at Middlesbrough on Tuesday watching the dross Lowe is serving up it was one step too far to see an almost repeat performance at home in front of the watching nation. It was embarrassing.

Lowe made three changes from the eleven who allegedly played at the Riverside in midweek with Browne, Holmes and Ramsay coming in for Ledson, Best and Potts. In an instantly forgettable first half it took us fifteen minutes to get near goal with Evans effort easily dealt with. Dykes was lucky to stay on the field half way through the first half when an elbow went right into Andrew Hughes mouth but the referee deemed it a yellow when on another day it could have been very different. The visitors had a couple of half chances towards the end of the first period but in all honesty it was one of the biggest forty five minute non-events we have seen at Deepdale for some time. We had plenty of possession in the first stanza but did absolutely nothing with as we looked very much like a side who didn`t believe in the brand of football they had been instructed to play. It was a woeful opening half.

North End introduced Liam Millar after the break but the significant change was the visitors bringing on Ilias Chair who went on to dominate things for the Hoops. Within ten minutes of the restart Chair had set up the opening goal for Rangers as his ball across the goal found Smyth at the back post and he bundled to the ball into the net to give the visitors the lead. Woodman had a couple more good saves to make as Chair and Dozzell tried their luck against a North End side clearly bereft of any ideas on what to do to break the visitors down. With three minutes of normal time remaining QPR closed out the game as Chair sent a ball across again to the back post and Willock made no mistake from close range. It was the cue for a mass exodus from the stands at Deepdale and I would wager there were less than two thousand inside the stadium when the final whistle went. There were not that many boos as, I believe, a majority of people have just given up on the current regime regarding the manager and his ability to get the best from his players and some consistency in their performance.

People who know me and read this blog will know I am not one who calls for the head of the manager after a couple of defeats. Ryan Lowe has given the fans some good days especially on the road but the general manner of the performances and of the managers complete inability to take full personal responsibility leads me, unfortunately, to say I think it is time for a change in the managers office at Deepdale. Not all will agree with that statement and I understand and respect peoples opinions. However, having seen every one of Ryan Lowe`s ninety six competitive games and taking into account we have taken just nine points from the last thirty three on offer, sadly he no longer has my support. Time, Gentlemen please!

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PRESTON 0-2 QPR

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WOODMAN 6

STOREY 5 LINDSAY 6 HUGHES 5

RAMSAY 5 WHITEMAN 4 BROWNE 5 HOLMES 6

FROKJEAR 5 KEANE 5

EVANS 6

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Subs:

MILLAR 6

McCANN 5

STEWART 5

WOODBURN 5

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MOTM: Duane Holmes

Attendance 14,280

Preston Fans 13,738 (96.2%).

[lamptracker]

Ok so I don't know if you've ever seen the interview of 5sos were their like " I don't like tom holland as spiderman". But imagine the reader is a member of the band and her and tom are dating but it's not public and the guys do it to annoy her and she's just sat there like "shut up I like him" and when the interview comes out people tweet it to him and he just shows it to you and you forgot about it and maybe then you confirm it by posting a pic saying " my favourite Spider-Man " or something

“Tobey Maguire was way better,” Ashton says; you just shake your head and roll your eyes.

“Nah,” Calum interjects. “Andrew Garfield, man,he was the best.”

“You guys are just nostalgic,” you say. “Tobey Maguire was a good Peter Parker, but he was a terrible Spider-Man. Andrew Garfield was a good Spider-Man but not a very good Peter Parker. Tom Holland? He totally nails both.”

“And you, from what I hear,” Michael mutters under his breath.

The interviewer’s eyebrows perk up as you try to melt into your chair. “What was that?”

“Nothing! Nothing! He said nothing.” Luke glares at Michael, who just shrugs. “They’re not telling people, you idiot!” he hisses under his breath.

“Right,” You finally say, feeling your face burn. “He, uh, he said nothing.”

“Okay!” the interviewer says. “Well, thanks for taking the time out to talk to me today.”

“She really does like him!” Ashton yells.

“Shut up!” You throw a wadded-up napkin at him; the rest of your bandmates laugh.

**

The next day, you’re in your hotel room in Atlanta, where you’re visiting Tom while he does reshoots for Chaos Walking. You’d almost completely forgotten about the interview the other day.

“Darling!” Tom exclaims as you come out of the bathroom. “I’ve had about ten people send me this on Twitter.”

“What is it?”

A grinning Tom holds out the phone to show you:

A link to the interview you did the other day.

“Oh, my God.” You sink onto the bed, hands covering your face. “I’m sorry, they’re idiots, I think I know someone who can have them-”

Tom just laughs. “It’s okay, darling. I was... I was thinking. Maybe we should tell people about us. You know? It would stop all the rumors about me and Zendaya. And all the ones about you and... who is it this week?”

“Michael, I think,” you reply. “I can’t keep track. Well... I’m game if you are.”

“I suggested it, weirdo.”

You laugh. “Okay, then. I’ll take care of it.”

About half an hour later, you’ve posted a picture of you and Tom on Instagram; it’s one that Calum took of the two of you a few weeks ago. Forget Tobey and Andrew, you wrote for the caption, this guy right here is my favorite Spider-Man ever. I love you.

Ten minutes after that, you get a text from Michael: you’re welcome lol

[blanddcheadcanons]

Livewire has been roommates with: Silver Banshee, Killer Frost, Peekaboo, Top, and Mirror Master. All at the same time once. It was a very cramped, but very cheap place. They almost killed each other everyday

[vonlipvig]

More FL custom cameos before I have to go to uni and these are quick and fun to make.

Here’s one for my newest OC, Basil! I love how his hair and the little glasses chain came out!