#bretecher

[higherentity]

[rotor25]

[tournevole]

[asimiosis]

Claire Bretecher’s Tourista I sourced straight out of the 90s

[aigle-suisse]

Sans titre par Yannick Billioux Via Flickr : Château de la Bretèche

[patheticmosasaur1]

today's invertebrate....................platerodrilus svetae

platerodrilus svetae has a pair of hysterically large scissors, almost 2 times bigger than her! but I don't know where she got them from because she won't tell me :(

with a large pair of scissors like that you'd think that she'd use them to commit horrifying acts of violence or to trim her fungus collection that's growing out of control, but she doesn't

instead she uses them to remove the crust from her PB&J sandwiches (she doesn't like how it tastes)

glorpiness rating: is it called a didgeridoo if I didger its doo before I go to sleep in water

first photograph by Nick Volpe (nickvolpe). link to original observation (iNaturalist)

second photograph by Gawen Breteche-Lo (gawenbl). link to original observation (also iNaturalist)

[pigs-in-art]

Piggyback-Riding at Breteche Creek by Ditz

[villainsidechick]

Peter Cushing and the ferret. 🤣

Orson Welles Great Mysteries -- 1973

Le Grand Breteche starred Peter as the evil Count de Merret. The wig, Peter called his "Helen Hayes wig" used in this production and "Now the Screaming Starts" and "Monster from Hell". His usual hairpiece was nicknamed "the ferret".

[solis-menta]

Tout va bien... 😊🤦‍♀️

Illustr. Claire Bretecher

[lafcadiosadventures]

Finished grande breteche: i am stunned. pretty chilling horror story. touching subjects of sexism, the sovereign power of rural nobles within their isolated domains, and there’s something about the spanish prisoner character that disturbs me,,, (no spoilers) why does he have to be a spaniard, what is balzac trying to tell us about imperialism (this is during the napoleonic wars, and the man is a war prisoner) through him,,,, hmmm

[afnews7]

Video meraviglia: Du tac au tac, puntata del 4 marzo 1972

Bei tempi… FRANQUIN e BRETECHER in una partita amichevole si passano la palla avanti e indietro: Franquin esegue un primo disegno (una palla) che BRETECHER completa poi tocca a BRETECHER disegnare (un quadrato) e FRANQUIN completare. In una seconda partita UDERZO pesca Obélix. BRETECHER, Jean Claude FOURNIER e FRANQUIN gli tenderanno una trappola ciascuno a modo suo. Poi UDERZO verrà a salvare il…

[julietsha]

Les Gnangnan de Claire Bretecher (1976)

[atlanticcanada]

RCMP release names of Manitoba highway crash victims

Manitoba RCMP have released the names of the 16 people who died following a crash involving a semi-truck and a minibus on the Trans-Canada Highway.

First responders and family members placed large photos of the deceased at the front of a news conference Thursday afternoon, one week following the deadly crash.

Their names are:

Claudia Zurba, 87;

Patsy Zamrykut, 88;

Lillian Stobbe, 73;

Donna Showdra, 79;

Jean Rosenkranz, 82;

Frank Perzylo, 82

Rose Perzylo, 80;

Shirley Novalkowski, 76;

Nettie Nakonechny, 87;

Dianne Medwid, 70;

Arlene Lindquist, 68;

Helen Kufley, 88;

Ann Hill, 81;

Vangie Gilchrist, 83;

Margaret Furkalo, 82; and

Louis Bretecher, 81.

“There’s been a cloud over this community since the collision occurred,” said Supt. Jeff Asmundson, West District Commander with the Manitoba RCMP. “We’ve lost 16 people who are mothers, fathers, sisters, grandparents, whose decades of contributions helped make this community what it is. They were gone in an instant.”

The minibus was carrying a group from Dauphin and the surrounding area to a casino in Carberry, when it went into the path of a semi-truck at the intersection of the Trans-Canada Highway and Highway 5.

Nine people remain in hospital, with four in critical condition.

“Hearts are broken, families are grieving, a community is feeling immeasurable loss,” Asmundson said. “The communities of Carberry and Dauphin will be forever connected.”

Several family members shared written messages memorializing their lost loved ones at the service.

“She was and always will be the cornerstone of our family, the one we always went to for advice and wisdom, and we will miss her terribly,” wrote the family of Helen Kufley, who thanked the first responders for their work.

The family of Louis Bretecher described him as a proud and beloved husband, father and pépère.

“He will forever be missed and always remembered by all who knew and loved him. Our hearts lay also with those families who are grieving alongside ours.”

The family of Nettie Nakonechny said she was a former school teacher, a long-time resident of Dauphin and, “Baba to not only her own grandchildren and great grandchildren, but to many others who knew her.”

“She was very proud of her Ukrainian culture. She will be missed by all of us who loved her,” the family wrote.

A vigil for the community is taking place at 7 p.m. Thursday night at Ukrainian Orthodox Auditorium.

from CTV News - Atlantic https://ift.tt/YhjMoye

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bretecher

[davidgilson]

Mon personnage Bichon et sa soeur Mimine rendent hommage à leur façon à, et dans le style de, Claire Bretécher, autrice de BD dont « Agrippine » que je lisais plus jeune...