#dentist Des Plaines

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[gcu-sovereign]

Des Plaines.  Also the natural place for decades of local news about flooding.  It even drove my family dentist to take a 2nd floor office space.

i’m curious which river is “the river” for you guys? for me it’s the rhine

[jonathansssstuff]

My Oc's Backstory. There will be some sensitive topics.

***FAMILY***

Jonathan Waldo Petrov was born in December 12th 1943 to a Polish-English, middle class family. He was born in Des Plaines, Illinois, USA. He was the middle, middle child of 5 siblings, born to Garek Petrov, who works as Engineer and Daliah Evan, who work as a Teacher. Jerzy(oldest son), Naomi(oldest daughter), Gabriel (middle son),Galina(middle middle daughter), Johnathan(him, middle middle son) and lastly, Benjamin(youngest son).

***CHILDHOOD***

Johnathan had a fair neglected childhood. His parents love him and his siblings but they didn't have any time to give affection and attention. He was diagnosed with Paranoia at the age of 8 because the kids(13 years old boys )in the neighborhood would threaten him to kill his cat. His father wanted him to get lobotomized but he decided to stop thinking about it, mostly forgetting about it.

***RELATIONSHIPS***

Johnathan has a good relationship with his mother but not so with his father. Johnathan's mother would teach him how to respect everyone,be quiet and stay clean but his father would force him to drink alcohol, force him to smoke(which will cause his lungs weaker as he grows up)and force him to fight with other kids just to make him "masculine". Johnathan didn't mind because he just thought that his father was just looking out for him and he loved every little attention that his father gave. Johnathan has the closest relationship with Jerzy,Galina and Benjamin.

***SCHOOL LIFE***

Johnathan was an average student where he would often get B's in his tests and exams. He didn't get in any trouble with his classmates and the teachers. Most of the time, nobody even knows he even existed. He was mostly good at English, Music and Art. He didn't participate in any school events cuz he just thinks it's a waste of time and stupid. He is really quick at learning Languages but he tends to forget their alphabets and spelling.

***TEENAGE YEARS***

In 1958, Johnathan(15 years old) is 6 feet 7 inches tall(he stopped there) but he weighed around 290lbs to 305lbs. He was the tallest boy in his class and because of that everyone is a bit scared of him. But some students would bully him for being big. He wasn't good looking but he could melt the shy girls' heart with his poetry and writings. He was the one who was helping his friends by writing love letters to their crushes. He stopped smoking because he's always having to do his job by working at Burger King and he doesn't wanna upset the customers. And he decided to work as an artist as a part-time job.

***LOVE LIFE***

In 1960, as Johnathan(17 years old) was painting in a park in the evening, a girl named "Faith Becker"(14 years old) approached him and asked him to draw a portrait of her while the sun is setting. She was a bit rude about it because she was upset that he didn't remember her. They've known each other for a few years but not that close. Johnathan agreed and started painting. From that on, they became more and more closer like best friends. Faith was a tomboy who is very carless while Johnathan keeps on fixing her mistakes. In 1969, Faith(23 years old) started expressing affection towards Johnathan(26 years old). Johnathan tries to avoid it at first but he then gives in to her affections and attention. In 1973, Johnathan(30 years old), who worked as a dentist and Faith(27 years old), who works as a cook got married. They had an adorable daughter named "Delilah".

***WHERE IT WENT DOWN***

In 1980, Johnathan was arrested for holding his daughter's r@pist in captivity and torturing him for 3 years in his basement. Faith didn't know what her husband is doing because he was torturing the r@pist in his other house's basement. When she asked him if everything is okay. He would answer with "everything's fine, dear, nothing to worry about." Johnathan was sentenced to 20 years in prison. Faith was forced to divorce her husband because her father didn't want a murderer as a son-in-law.

***JAIL TIME***

While Johnathan was in jail, he got the news that his oldest brother, Jerzy has died of liver cancer from Benjamin. Johnathan didn't know what to do. He has lost his daughter, parents, got divorced and now he lost his beloved brother. He gets into deep depression. He starts getting numb about everything. He gave up on his writings and paintings and just rotted in the corner.

***DEATH***

In 1995, Johnathan(52 years old) decided to un@live himself by beating his head against the brick wall multiple times in prison. Even though he died in jail, his spirit remains at his old abandoned childhood home. He would spare children and teenagers but it would be hard for an adult to trespass his property. His childhood house was a safe place for every child who are struggling at home.

[verver]

SANS REGRET

SANS ESPOIR

Extrait 10

Ray alluma une cigarette, il fit asseoir les deux guignols puis sa voix résonna.

- Je ne veux pas de bobards, messieurs.

Blotin apporta une chaise et Ginette entra et posa un dossier sur le bureau puis sortit.

Ginette et ses collègues venaient de fouiller la chambre où les deux filles avaient séjourné.

Le mémo remplit par Ginette stipulait qu'il avaient fouillé la piaule pour trouver des indices et relever les empreintes digitales.

Dans un grand sachet en plastique se trouvait :

Une boîte de cartouche vide, pas d'arme , il y avait des traces de sang sur un chiffon, c'était bon pour les analyses, il avait été trouvé aussi un vieux tee-short cradingue.

Le contenu de la poubelle se composait de canettes de bière , de bouteilles de whisky et d'ampoules apparemment d'amphetamine, des flacons de parfums vides de mauvaises qualité qui empuantaient déjà le bureau.

L'équipe avait demandé des relevés d'empreinte, Ray aurait voulu les résultats.

Ray s'adressa aux deux tenanciers très intimidés.

- Messieurs, il va falloir parler !

Aucune réponse.

- On dirait qu'on a hébergé les deux folles ! éructa Blotin.

- OK ! noms , prénoms , adresse , papiers d'identité.

Les deux hôteliers posèrent leurs papiers sur le bureau et declinèrent leurs identités.

- Tchang tchou.

- Tchang tsé.

8 rue de la plaine, hôtel moderne, nous sommes les propriétaires et en règle avec l'administration.

- C'est à voir dit Ray.

- On a un dossier sur vous dit Blotin.

- Comment ! bafouilla le vieux Tchang.

- Mouais ! y'a de la prostitution dans ton bordel affirma Ray .

-C'est pas vrai ! s'indigna le vieux Tchang.

Le frère du vieux Tchang adoptait un profil bas, il avait apparemment décidé de laisser son frère aîné parler.

- Ton jeune frère jacte pas ? il est muet ?

- Non m'sieur le commissaire, il parle très mal le français.

Blotin continua :

- Et la vieille qui pratique des avortements ? qui fait médecin et dentiste à l'occasion ?

- C'est des ragots m'sieur ! on nous veut du mal , il y a des gens qui voudraient nous voir partir.

- C'est dans la chambre huit, exactement, on peut aller voir si tu veux ! lui dit Ray.

- Non ! m'sieur.

- Et cette fille qui fait des massages au dix ! ajouta Blotin.

- Non ! non !

- On dit qu'il y a des trafics de visa , de stupéfiants aussi !

- C'est pas vrai ! hurla le vieux.

Ray intervint :

- Bon ! on laisse tomber toutes ces histoires et tu balances tout sur les deux filles.

Il demanda quatre cafés puis reprit l'interrogatoire.

- Alors j'écoute.

Elles sont arrivées il y a deux jours, elle n'ont pas bouger de leur chambre jusqu'à hier soir.

La plus jeune est juste descendue acheter des commissions, il y avait beaucoup de bouteilles.

- C'est tout ?

[jacks-tracks]

Price list

Here's a list of prices from receipts. Just for comparison;

1 month telephone service with unlimited calling North America and free texting 200 pesos

rent Room #3, 1400 pesos 1 month. Pretty cool room, large(14 feet by 20 feet bedroom) big outdoor kitchen with stove(oven/four burner), fridge, cement sink, all dishes (sets of 4), basic pots and pans, shelving and cupboard space, compost and garbage emptied daily, all swept, mopped, and bed made daily too( I make my own bed!) and a work table in the room for electronics(110 volt power at 4 points) and a chair. I provide a reading light, the bulbs here are weak. The kitchen extends to a dining table , 4 chairs, and a powerful overhead fan, The room had 2 rotating blaster fans, effective but noisy, and I provide a small floor fan to cast breezes across the bed. In Back of the room is a laundry drying area, very effective solar drier. The bathroom is a seperate building with toilet and hot shower inside and an outdoor sink. The entrance to all this is a gate opening into a passage under the ficus tree, with a hammock in the corner, shady and cool. A low fence gives privacy from the main courtyard which is the access to the pool and 6 other rooms. Being set back from the street wall , this room is pretty quiet, except for motorcycles, garbage trucks, and yackers in the night. Mexico. That's what we all say here when something seems so different from our Canadian standards, or is just plain inexplicable.

Food.I don't eat out, both as a budgetary nessecity, and a health measure(exposure to covid, germs and mosquitoes with dengue fever.) Cooking is pretty simple, and food, while increasingly expensive remains affordable. I suppose I paid as much for the fish from the fishing trip as buying it,but I know it's fresh, and I had fun. Boat trip 3500 +300 tip divided 4 ways for 1000 each.

Prices from receipts: prices per kilo, peso at 14 to the Canadian dollar. i.e. 100 pesos equals $7.

carrots-15 mushrooms-105 tomatoes-26 mandarin oranges-20 cucumber-18 yogurt 1 litre-40 white buns 1.80 each big chocolate cake ( for research only?) 65 725 ml mayonaise-71 big granola(1 kilo) 73 1.89 litre package juices (make mine mango!) 35 bananas 22 ketchup 37 avocadoes 20 (small, better quality at the market for double the price) 3 pack of romaine lettuce-50. big sweet low acid pine apple 60 bouqet of flowers 40 grapefruit 50 . I don't have consistent prices for melons or papayas, seems to vary with the vendors . Melons are so far wooden, but when ripened the papayas are melt in your mouth sweet with a wonderful flavour. likewise onions are pricey, garlic is cheap and eggs(fresh from the farm) are 10 pesos each.

Al these prices are sharply up from last year at least 10 % which is inflation here. Taxis, who have not seen a gas price increase got on the bandwagon and doubled their rate to 70,, combis, the route taxi pickup trucks went from 9 to 10 pesos and are always full to bulging, that being how the locals get around. no dogs, chickens or freight, although I,ve ridden withsurfboards, baskets of puppys, and the knifegrinders converted bicycle( the pedal spins a grindstone replacing the back wheel). That guy walks the streets calling out a wierd noise to let housewives know he's there. At one time all goods were sold door to door by vendors, all with distinctive sounds. Think the broom guy/ the fruit vendor/ the truckload of oranges/ the water truck/ my favorite is the propane truck which plays a tape of a cow mooing(gas de Oaxaca tune in the background).

Doctor visit is 400 pesos, but well worth it, Excellent doc, good exam, listens. Medecine is cheap. My antibiotics for the infected tooth cost 72 pesos. More drugs are available online for very low costs. The dentist( well trained) cost 500 for a checkup with an xray.

So, that's the current situation. There are much more expensive accomodations, bars are not cheap, and restaurants vary from dirt cheap tacos to fine dining at US prices. Puerto is booming, anticipating the highway to Oaxaca and Mexico city traffic. Construction everywhere(noisy). Traffic has doubled on the highway(4 Lanes) and crossing is perilous(run!). Small cafes open in low traffic areas and quickly go bust. Lots of good ideas, no market research. Stores advertise for help, but rising inflation deters people from taking low wage jobs. In general I'd say that things are getting harder for the average citizen. Corruption is rampant, crime is well organized, and everybody just says.. Mexico!

[dental1234]

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[roserootdental]

[springfieldblues]

my long ass review for S32E03 Now Museum, Now You Don’t

warning: LONG because i rambled about history more than i thought i would

id been looking forward to this one because i like art history, especially after seeing how they tried their best to stick to historical accuracy in the previous episode I, Carumbus. this time however….they didnt try that hard. i dont know why i thought theyd go through that sort of trouble again LMAO

but its okay, i dont really expect the simpsons to be the paragon of historical accuracy or anything. especially in anthology episodes told through a particular character's lens (in this case, lisa, whos already feverish so whatever)

first i just wanna say that this is, i guess, less of a review and more of an accidental list of history fun facts. so im just gonna get my general thoughts out of the way first.

the episode was fun! to me at least haha. i mean it got me to think and do a lot of research on my own so that must count for something. besides a couple of really weird ones, the jokes were good. anthology episodes tend to be….not that good but i thought this one was one of the better ones so far. idk.

anyway on to lisanardo da vinky its the renaissance! jesus christ the italian accents in the beginning of this segment were annoying as hell but i also feel like that was the joke lmao. ill be real i kind of tuned out for a second there when grampa started rambling so idk what he said.

i told myself i wouldnt get nitpicky with historical accuracy if the jokes were funny (final edit: so that was a lie) but this meh bit with the pizza guys and mascots was really not worth ignoring the fact that its impossible for italy to have any tomato-based food in the 15th century (tomatoes were brought to europe from the americas in the 16th century, and pizza as we know it today—flatbread, cheese, tomato—originated in the late 18th century)

oh this next part was kind of legit tho. lisanardo, like the real leonardo, became andrea del verrochio's apprentice at his workshop. i loved this next bit:

"Whoever paints the sweetest cherub will have the honor of having MY name signed on their work. That's what great artists do!"

SO YEAH as it turns out, lisanardo painted the sweetest cherubs. the painting here is called The Baptism of Christ, and the real leonardo assisted verrochio in finishing it. specifically, he painted the cherubs in the corner.

this causes verrochio to quit and go someplace with less talented people: a music school (yes, verrochio did quit painting after getting owned by young leo and his mad angel painting skills. he never did anything with music tho, he was more of a sculptor)

alongside lisanardo, in mr largo-verrochio's workshop we have barticelli (botticelli bart), dolphatello (donatello dolph), ralphael (raphael...ralph) and mediocrito (no one that i know of. sorry milhouse) (and kearney i guess but they dont refer to him by name). botticelli and donatello are said to have also been apprentices at verrochio's workshop, but raphael came a couple of decades later so he couldnt have been there. and donatello was too old so that claim is a bit questionable. but anyway

it IS true that leonardo's peers envied him, to the point where he was anonymously and purposefully accused of being gay (a major crime punishable by death in 15th century florence) while he was still working at verrochio's workshop

we are then treated by what im pretty sure is the fourth time the show has used 'at seventeen' by janis ian, this time sung by a dejected lisanardo (man they really do keep making yeardley sing these days huh) who only wishes to be appreciated and not envied.

"I'll show them all! I'll show them all in a secret diary that no one will decipher for 400 years!"

some of lisanardo's future inventions. who wouldve known

so after barticelli, for some reason (revenge??? or something?? what was his plan here idgi) steals lisanardo's diaries full of blueprints of her inventions and takes them to mr burns who i have to assume is pope alexander VI here, they decide to use her inventions for war.

"With these, we can kill the most evil people in the world!! ....Slightly different Christians."

leo actually did this of his own accord. im surprised this is what they decided to do with lisanardo instead of talking about leo's love of nature and vegetarianism (not a single mention of that in this episode? come on...) then again, trying to do good only to end up indirectly making things worse is a very standard lisa storyline. i guess they didnt want to miss the chance to have evil pope burns (very fitting, especially for that era since they were all about money and controlling the people)

so lisanardo decides to leave for france, unlike the real leonardo who was more or less persuaded by his ultimate fanboy king francis I to move to france.

"Lisanardo, I have many questions. Why are you hitting yourself? A nerd says 'what'? And how is it possible that I am rubber and you are glue? Et cetera, et cetera."

that line may seem a little random, like hes just nelson saying nelson things (and i mean, obviously he is) but the real francis also "had an unquenchable thirst for learning, and Leonardo was the world’s best source of experimental knowledge. He could teach the king about almost any subject there was to know, from how the eye works to why the moon shines." so yeah, he did have many questions and lisanardo, finally being appreciated for her intellect, was happy to answer them all. its very interesting how lisa assigned this role to nelson in her retelling of da vinci’s life :^)

and so she lived the rest of her days in france, nat king cole's 'mona lisa' plays because duh, and they make a da vinci code reference because duh. and the segment ends. and not a single time did they show the actual mona lisa painting. the fuck?

(ngl i was fully expecting bart to say 'leonardo da vinky' for a second here)

so this next segment is about french impressionist painters, most likely the batignolles group, a name adopted by the early representatives of impressionism. its much more vague than the lisanardo segment since no one here is referred to by name (except moe, more on him in a sec) but i dont feel like it really matters in this case. bart is prrrrooobably claude monet but its hard to say, this segment is kind of a mish-mash of a lot of things. also i gotta say i really liked how lisa introduced the story to bart with an 'if you hate the formal study of art' and not 'if you hate art' because thats exactly my headcanon. i LOVE the concept of artist bart and whenever its referenced it just makes perfect sense to me.

anyway the segment opens in 1863 at the école des beaux-arts (back then it was actually known as the académie des beaux-arts), preserver of traditional french art styles. skinner reviews his students’ paintings one by one. praises the plain, unimaginative paintings depicting your typical european countryside landscapes. very run-of-the-mill (haha get it...cuz theres….a windmill) (although the real académie didnt approve of such basic stuff, they wanted artists to draw epic historical and mythological scenes) then he gets to barts painting and he gives him an F- because the painting made him think.

(the paintings in this scene arent real famous paintings as far as i know but they are inspired by real paintings enough to get the point across)

in comes barney dressed as bacchus as a model for the students to sketch, which i just loved:

barney: “You prefer robe open or robe off?” skinner: “Just cover your privates with this walnut shell.” barney: “Whoa!!! So roomy!”

skinner gasps in horror at bart’s sketch, which “looks nothing like him” and bart explains that “it shouldn’t; we’re making the art that we feel because we can’t compete with a camera.” damn, you go bart. take that, realism. draw what you feel!!

(also no, you didnt need to hold still for 17 hours for a daguerreotype. 30 min tops.)

nelson haw-haw of the week: FOIE-gras!

so here they are at the moulin rouge (“enjoy it before baz luhrmann ruins it” hey shut up. i love that movie), which wouldnt be built for another 26 years, but it is the most widely known gathering place for bohemians in the public consciousness so i can understand why they went with the moulin. nelson delivers this anachronistic line:

“This époque keeps getting beller and beller!”

which alludes to la belle époque, the golden age of france usually dated from 1880 to 1914. made me snort so ill let that slide

and heres moe! as henri de toulouse-lautrec, who was actually born a year after the year this segment is set in. yo moe szyslak he was just 1

toulouse-moetrec introduces himself as the chronicler of the demimonde (not an actual job). an iconic figure associated with the moulin rouge (largely due to his affinity for alcohol and prostitutes), toulouse-lautrec was also a painter, having illustrated a series of posters for the moulin himself. he simply had to be in this segment, anachronisms be damned, just because they decided to include the moulin. cant have one without the other.

and yes he did have a walking cane where he kept his liquor.

i love how everyone drinks absinthe in this place. theyre bohemians what else would they drink

toulouse-moetrec points out that barts paintings are the greatest thing hes ever seen (and hes seen like five things!) and that hes a genius. milhouse realizes that they should stop doing what the teacher says and use their own minds to instead...start doing what bart says lmao. to the easels!

next we have skinner hyping up chalmers about the art his students made for the salon de paris, an art exhibition that the emperor of france will attend. he assures him that none of these paintings will encourage debate, provoke thought or be out of place at a dentist’s office. when they unveil the art, theyre both SHOCKED at how scandalous the paintings actually are.

this reaction was kind of accurate. impressionism was severely rejected at the salon de paris, due to paintings not looking finished enough to them, they thought they were ugly and vulgar for depicting nudity in a contemporary setting (historical and mythological nudity was fine). these impressionist paintings were sent to the salon de refusés, which is. yeah. the place where they sent the rejects. the salon de refusés does not make an appearance but this scene makes a reference to it when the artists get expelled from the royal salon. also:

“What about our student loans?” “Oh they’ll be refunded. We are not barbarians, I mean, come on.”

(god if only)

so the painters are down because they want the emperor to actually see their paintings. toulouse-moetrec pipes in once again with an idea.

“There is one thing the emperor loves more than anything.” “France?” “No, he hates France.”

apparently the emperor really loves cheese, which makes sense since its napoleon III (who loved cheese) and homer (who loves cheese.) so the painters roll into the salon inside a giant wheel of cheese (obviously.) as lenny said, “Eh, you know French cheese. Very runny.” napoleon III chases after the wheel into a room, where the wheel falls apart after getting chomped on by the emperor. now that they got his attention, the painters proudly show the emperor their impressionist art, which he couldnt be more indifferent about because he just wants to eat his cheese dammit, and he awards them with the royal medallion just to kind of get them out of his way. skinner immediately starts kissing ass (as he does) until marge’s like ‘hey wait a minute. you expelled these students from the royal salon’ and an executioner immediately starts ominously measuring skinners neck.

“Uh, sir...is your tongue sticking out because you’re dead or because you’re mad at me?”

and thats the end of that lmao (gore in this episode, gore in the last episode, and next week we’re getting gore too cuz its THOH, what the hell is goin on)

we get a short intermission with maggie, who wants a story for her too! lisa tells her that renaissance artists loved to put babies in their paintings, especially baby angels.

here she is showing her The Triumph Of Galatea by raphael:

King David Playing The Harp by peter paul reubens:

and a very simplified version of pretty much any depiction of hell by hyeronimus bosch lmao:

not much else to say about this one, really. but i really liked that sky!

the last segment is about frida kahlo and diego rivera. or as bart puts it ‘the one about a fat guy whos wife is too good for him.’ i was REALLY looking forward to this one because i love frida and i thought itd be a cool opportunity for animators to go bonkers and do really cool shit with her art as inspiration…..but the segment is not about frida, its about diego and his selling out to capitalism. and its also yet another story with homer and marge drama. no funky cool animation here. sigh i guess i’ll take it

the story begins in 1929 at la casa azul, frida’s home (now museum dedicated to her life and work.) frida and diego are getting married. this courtyard definitely did not look this way yet back in 1929. also theres something very cringy yet funny about lovejoy saying spanish words the way he does, i honestly cant decide how i feel about that one

the writers know theyre being cringy with their gringoness so they go along with it.

moe: “Spanish for ‘best wishes’!” mel: “Spanish for ‘congratulations’!” bumblebee man: “Spanish for ‘muy bueno’!”

OH YEAH BUMBLEBEE MAN this is his new voice actor, eric lopez! hes not mexican but its still great to finally have a latino actor voicing a latino character and hes very excited to be part of the show so i hope to hear more of him!! im rooting for him

el barto/zorro makes an appearance which i am very confused about. he has jack shit to do with frida and diego and mexico in the 20s-30s. el zorro was set in the spanish california of the early 19th century. their use of the original theme song makes me think they just wanted to flex their disney privileges tbh

lets not talk about that that whole scene was bad

anyway diego announces he and frida are going to new york, without even asking her first. frida is obviously pissed.

“Don’t worry, as a woman, you’ll be treated with much more respect in America.”

so in new york, diego is having a bit of a business meeting with mr burns as one of the members of the rockefellers, who is commissioning him to draw a mural for the rockefeller center. its kinda funny how he refers to him and frida as socialists even though they were very much communists lmao its okay you can say it. ok so far, but then frida says ‘yes, we hate the capitalists! right now, a young socialist is being born who will take them down! mr. bernie sanders. i hope hes quick about it’ and that was a simple enough joke and couldve been left at that but then its immediately followed by this weird as fuck family guy-esque cutaway gag to bernie as a baby:

“Getting a cootie shot should not cost your lunch money. And if you don’t listen to me, listen to the Bernie Babies! What? Everybody’s got goons.” *larger babies start beating up this other baby* “I disavow that, and welcome it.”

this confused me so much that i had to ask one of my american friends to help me understand, but even she was like ‘uhhh yeah thats a weird joke,’ especially now that hes been out of the race for months (then again these episodes take almost a year to produce. i guess they couldnt be bothered to replace it with something more relevant.) whatever that was weird and confusing and unfunny moving on

frida is pretty irked that diego is going through with this deal. after all, it goes against everything they believe in. im not sure how the real frida felt about diego doing the mural, but she did feel a bit of rage during her visit to the united states, especially the obvious disparity between rich and poor. she hated having to interact with capitalists and found americans very boring. in this segment, frida seems to be acting more like the american communist party, which diego got kicked out of for accepting commissions from wealthy patrons. in any case, frida is pretty upset about this whole thing.

and finally we get the first and only kind of surreal frida moment. kinda. maybe. its more cartoonish than anything but im desperate ok

interesting how they felt like they had to add a “don’t smoke” in big letters after showing patty and selma flying away on their giant cigarettes. i wonder if this is something theyre making them do now? i remember hearing something about them toning down patty and selma’s smoking

diego comes home to frida, drunk as hell, followed by the marx brothers. i cant believe they didnt make a marxism joke come on it was RIGHT THERE. THE MARX BROTHERS. KARL MARX. COME ON

frida paints her feelings.

this makes diego realize that frida is a genius and he is not half the artist she is. he proclaims he will now show his awe of her by sleeping with other women, starting “an hour ago.” to which frida replies, “and i will start sleeping with other women, starting two hours ago.” yes this was pretty much their relationship. though im just wondering how the hell did diego not know frida was this kind of artist until now? i know homers an idiot but jeez. art was how frida and diego met, diego knew from the get-go that frida was an incredible artist. i guess the fame got to his head or something. again, homer just being stupid.

“well enough already, while the art is still deco, okay?”

its time for the mural diego painted, Man At The Crossroads, to be unveiled:

rockefeller examines it. good and great so far, and then...uh oh

“Who’s that fellow…? With the beard, and the bolshevik smile…” “That’s the founder of Soviet Russia, Lenin!”

“B-b-but he’s a communist!” “Oh he just attended a couple of meetings.”

rockefeller will not have this communist in the temple to capitalism that is the rockefeller center, so he orders diego to paint over it. diego stands his ground and refuses. despite rockefeller’s threats, diego says that theres only one person he wants to be proud of him no matter what and in true homer & marge fashion, frida is touched by this. they happily leave the rockefeller center.

now, the real story of Man At The Crossroads and the rockefeller center was actually not that different. as soon as the rockefellers found out diego had snuck in a portrait of lenin into the mural, they ordered him to paint over it, to which he refused. diego even offered to include abraham lincoln and even american abolitionists in the mural as a compromise, but the rockefellers simply did not want any references to communism whatsoever. they did not complain about the hammer and sickle, though. yes, they did know diego was a communist and hired him anyway. what did they expect? lmao. diego said:

"Rather than mutilate the conception [of the mural], I shall prefer the physical destruction of the conception in its entirety, but preserving, at least, its integrity."

so they decided to destroy the mural before it was even finished and they never talked to each other again.

diego then repainted the mural at the palacio de bellas artes back in mexico, this time known as Man, Controller of the Universe. this new version included even more communist leaders and a depiction of john d. rockefeller jr. drinking at a nightclub, right underneath a depiction of syphilis bacteria. cue nelson haw-haw:

this was the version they used in the episode also, since the original was, well, never finished and also destroyed. only a black and white photograph of it exists, taken by diego before it was destroyed so he could remake it.

right so, homer!diego then pulls a Barthood and finishes the episode with a large mural summarizing the entire episode. he says some rick and morty thing i didnt get because i dont watch the show idk idc

the end

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Thursday 27 June 1839

9 ¾

12 ½

Had Falconer to dress our hair till 11 ¼ - while A- had herself dressed I inked over the last 8 lines of yesterday written in pencil last night – note this morning from Lady S. de R- asking us all 3 to dinner at 7 ½ this evening – only herself and Louisa – Lord S- dines out – she thinks Lady S- had better stay here now she is here for a few days to enjoy my company – breakfast at 11 ¾ - servant came during breakfast for an answer to Lady S. de R-‘s note – got up from the breakfast and wrote that I had only that moment received Lady Stuarts’ final answer that she must go home today – my little friend much obliged but being a patient of Sir Benjamin Brodies’ I thought she must stay at home and nurse herself but that I would gladly take this perhaps only opportunity of seeing Lady Stuart de R- and would be with her to dinner at 7 ½ this evening – old Lady S- had mince at breakfast and we dawdled at table till one or after – then came Mr. Freeman Lady S-‘ apothecary – and then her grandson Captain Stuart Persia very unhealthy for travellers – fevers and ague – particularly from travelling so much at night – should have a gentleman – but might get as far as Tabris [Tabriz] very well – I might take the carriage as far as Tifflis – should see the shores of the Caspian – I mentioned Odessa – yes. one of the best places to winter at in the south (thereabouts, of course, he meant) ought to have good letters   yes thought I    but I must manage this as I can   my only chance is Copenhagen – Arrowsmiths’ map of Persia the best (36? Essex Street strand) – Moriers’ travels in Persia, 28vo. vols – Before Captain S- came and while he was here and afterwards wrote a full ½ sheet (in envelop) to ‘The Lady Harriet Hagemann Copenhagen’ vide bottom of next page for Lady Stuart to send for me to say I hoped to follow my letter by the Hamburg steamer next Wednesday – which A- copied for me – wrote also 3pp. and under the seal to Lady V.C. congratulations afterwards franked by Lord Stuart de R- and sent by todays’ post on her safe accouchement – a little girl – not to mind my not writing, tho’ I meant to be a better correspondent in future – did not think of her the less oftener for not writing not the less affectionate tenderness – begged her to speak of me to my little Sibbella so that when I saw her I might not find it too plain the child had never heard of me – hoped to hear a good account of herself and a better one of her dearer ½ - about 3 ½ came Lady S. de R- and Louisa – Lady S. de R- went away and left Louisa – then came Lord Stuart – Gave me a frank to Lady V.C. and another dated tomorrow to ‘Thomas Adam Esquire solicitor H-x Yorkshire’ – Lord Pollington would be pleased to renew his family connection with H-x – no fear but of being pledged by his father for Pontefract – Lord Scarbro’ against him than might perhaps be for him at H-x – they all seemed to have thought h-x an expensive borough – no objection to four hundred Lord Granville Somerset pleased at the thing –

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he is the person who manages all these things – Lord P- will consider the matter – to keep it open – then after Lord S- was gone came Lady S. de R- the carriage ordered at 4, sent away after 5 to return at 7 ¼ - the morning was dawdled away – A- did not take her bath – old Lady S- went to her dentist about 4, and while she was away, and nobody here Sir Benjamin Brodie came – 2nd visit – staid ¼ hour – thinks A- better – gave her another prescription for pills – without mercury – common aperient pills – shook hands on going away his onw [own] doing   by the way Captain Stuart shook hands with me on coming and going   and so he did with Mr. Freeman!  Louisa put out her hand to A- on coming in and was very civil – Old Lady S- returned before 5 – dined with A- at 6 – (I dressed about 6 ½ in 20 minutes) and left us at 7 ½ - very feeble – much more infirm in every way since I saw her last in November – much troubled with phlegm, and now her gouty pain and swelling (not much of the latter) in her wrists – can she possibly last long? Lady Gordon came just after old Lady S- returned – the sight of old Lady S- frightened her away – she said she would come at 1pm. tomorrow – at Lady S- de R-s’ at 7 35/.. – had the room to myself 10 minutes – dinner perhaps a minute or 2 before 8 – Lady S- de R- and Louisa and Miss Heriott, and myself – Lord S- came in for a minute or 2 as we sat at dinner – agreeable chatty evening – Louisas’ drawings – her last and largest she calls her cholera piece (cholera at Rome – her own composition) good – then sat down to the piano – very fine voice – sings in excellent style – kept her at the instrument the whole evening till after 10 when she was obliged to dress for Lady Cravens’ – ball after Xtening the duchess of Gloucester godmother – then talked a little to Lady S. de R- and came away at 10 55/.. talked a little confidentially   said I had spent twenty or thirty thousand but it might answer   somebody must help me at last for I hoped to return to civilized society by and by might be away 2 or 3 years – it seems Louisa refuses right and left good offers I doubt that she will have an opportunity of being soon pleased   I think they are not rich home at 11 – A- undressed – stood talking – fine day till afternoon – then showery – Left with Lady S. de R- my letter to Lady Harriet H- to be sent to the Foreign office tomorrow – vide last page

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Polish translation of Coco

Polish dubbing is great. Polish movies generally suck and there’s not much to see, but dubbing is always top notch. In almost all cases making movies better than the original. You can see that I’m clearly biased but the greatest example is Shrek- it’s 6 times as funny in Polish thanks to a great amount of added references and jokes, many made by the voice actors themselves. I gathered some stuff I noticed lost or different in the translation of the movie. Not all of it ofc.

>Polish version for “Seize your moment” is “Walcz o swoje” which means basically “Fight for what is yours”.

>Imelda’s voice sounds way more aggressive in Polish and during her first scene she calls the lady behind the computer “Devil’s servant”. >When Miguel tells Dante to make tricks, he says “Sit, lay, now hot-dog, electicity!” As in electric shock. >During Miguels story, he says that De La Cruz was ‘silenced’ instead of ‘crushed’ by a giant bell. >Instead of “Never name a street dog” Abuelita says to never hang out with a street dog. >When Miguel says he wants to go to the talent show, his cousins say “You kind of need a talent to perform at a talent show” “What are you gonna show them? Your one dimple?” >Abuelita, similar to Imelda, has much harsher voice and yells more.

>Ernesto has a deeper voice. >“Rivera is a shoemaker through and through” is changed to “Rivera is a shoemaker from grandpa, great grandpa”. It’s a polish way to say ‘through generations’

>Polish word for a grandson is “wnuk” or “wnuczek” which means there is no “son” (syn) in it. It takes away some of the family feel.

>When Miguel bumps into a skeleton and catches his head, skeleton says “Where do you have your head?” which is polish saying for “What are you doing?” while doing something silly.

>When Miguel bumps into Julio, he says “I’m sorry! I’ll pick you up in a moment, mister.”

>“You will suffocate me, lady!” “What, you don’t recognize your aunty?” instead of “Remind me how I know you” “We’re your family”

>“Your photos are on your sons ofrenda! How nice of him to remember.” “You were your dentist main sponsor- he’s still grateful!”

>“I’m on so many ofrendas that thing of yours will overheat” “What times! Living don’t know real art… Frida” >“Dumb flower bridge!” is changed to “Bless the free bridge!” said mockingly.

>Rosita says “If I was in his place I would burn into ash from shame.” (another polish saying, burn from shame)

>“He looks like a plain old dog” “Or Rosita’s leg, when she was still alive” >“How do we send him back” is changed to “Find some kind of catch/paragraph/clause” which sounds weirdly as if she wanted to sue Miguel

>“I give you my blessing to return home, put my photo on the ofrenda and never touch a guitar again” Which fixes the fact that Miguel didn’t play the guitar next scene but just grabbed it, but technically Miguel could play some other instrument after he returned :P

>“I need to visit the restroom” is replaced by another saying “I need to go where king goes on foot”

>When family reports Miguel missing, we immediately hear an announcement ”Looking for a boy, special features: Has a body”

>When the station guard sees Miguel and starts saying “excuse me” he says “Dogs bone” at the end. It’s a common, light curse in Polish.

>As I pointed in another post, ‘uni brow’ was changed to ‘eye sockets’ in Polish and the joke was pretty much lost.

>“This is you?” “Eh, hottie Latino?”

>“You said you can get the tickets!” “Yes… but I lied. It happens to me sometimes.” can also translate as ‘I do that sometimes’

>Instead of “I lost the dress” Hector says “The dress… got lost” Also dress in Pl version is ‘suit jacket’ for spelling problems. (Polish word for dress is too long to fit nicely in most dialogues)

>“I don’t think he’s a spirit guide” - > “He’s not a spirit guide material”

>“They are as mysterious as they are powerful. …Not all of them of course”

>“Is it too obvious?” - > “Is it too intrusive/pushy?”

>“Ernesto doesn’t have time for art anymore. He’s too busy with his fancy banquets”

>“Doesn’t he know that who doesn’t rehearse, squeaks badly?” Can’t translate this properly. The fun in it is that it rhymes in polish- on nie wie że kto nie ćwiczy ten marnie kwiczy?

>“I got food poisoning!” is “I was finished by the botulinum!” except another name for botulinum in polish is ‘jad kiełbasiany’ that transletes into ‘sausage venom/poison’.

>“Or my femur?! Give back the leg, you!...”

>“I’m fading Hector, I can feel it in my bones” >There’s a word play on the song. “Jak się patrzy” (lit. How it stares) can mean either ‘pretty’ (“wow, sukienka jak się patrzy!” “Wow, what a pretty dress!”) or “How/when someone is staring” (”Kiedy się na mnie patrzy czuję się niezręcznie” “When she stares at me I feel uncomfortable”). In the Juanita song, the verse goes “Everyone knows Juanita, that she has strabismus jak się patrzy” which you can interpret that she has strabismus when she looks, or that her strabismus is pretty.

>Chicharon says “Just like old times” instead of “Brings back memories” which breaks the intended foreshadowing.

>As posted before, the part on the trolley got changed to:

“He is the biggest musician of all times!”

“Maybe his nose was big, but his music, nahh not much”

>Words in “Un poco loco” are changed: “Where does milk come from, Ay mi amor, ay mi amor From a store you tell me, Ay mi amor, ay mi amor Is sun powered by electricity, Ay mi amor, ay mi amor It’s powered with coal, like a grill! Ay mi amor, ay mi amor (…) You love leading on, And you trick me on it It’s a miracle in this state I’m only un poco loco (...) For you sense means nonsense So much it calls for a revenge” >Also in the middle Miguel says “You dance good for a stiff guy” referring that Hector is dead and Hector replies with “You play good for a living guy”

>“Hey, you did great! You proved yourself!”

>“Stick your stupid photo in your shoe!”

>“I’m going home. Curse me for it, but I can’t do it anymore”

>In Polish version “poison” is always replaced with “arsenic”.

>Also visiting your living is almost always called “nawiedziny”. It’s mix of words “nawiedzić” and “odwiedzić” where the first means “haunt” and second “visit”. It sounds like a nice form of haunting someone. (Can you imagine haunting someone’s house, but only to open doors for them and turn on the light? And make sure they never burn their food? Niceghost au? Anyone?)

>“I know you understand” is changed to “Don’t be mad at your grandpa”  but it’s obv he is talking about himself

>And instead of saying “I’m a pretty sorry excuse for a great-great grandpa” Hector says “You don’t have much luck with great-great-grandpas recently”

>When Hector tells anything about his daughter he uses “córeczka” which is diminutive for “daughter”. In Polish it’s used almost only when you mean a kid to the age of 8. Hector still thinks of Coco as a small child he left at home.

>“No way! Previous one was a liar and a murderer! You are a whole class up”

>“Am I really the love of your life?” “That’s just what people say/That’s just a saying” “Especially when one thinks so”

>“La Llorona“ has been translated so the true meaning hits viewer in the face on the first watch (I highly suggest listening to polish version, it’s good)

>“He’s a threat!” - > “He’s my enemy!” >None of the characters have their accent in Polish version :( >Hector shares Polish voice with:

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Daily Coco Screencap #118

No Pixar movie would be complete without the obligatory John Ratzenberger appearance, and here we see him in the form of Juan Ortodoncia. I’m glad Pixar was able to give him a role in Coco, although it did surprise me to see that his character was Mexican and not, say, a tourist. That would seem the more obvious route to go, but seeing as he only had a single line, I guess Pixar knew it couldn’t hurt to let him voice a person of color for once.

Allow me to direct your attention away from Juan’s adorkable grin and silly pose to the image on the monitor. Now there is a lot to talk about here. For one thing, I like how he’s got head and facial hair in his ofrenda photo, yet as a skeleton, he is completely bald. Not everyone is going to retain all of the physical attributes they possessed in life, of course, and this makes me wonder if he shaved at some point before he died, or if he simply chose not to wear his hair or beard on this particular Dia de Muertos. 

Pixar really outdid themselves with this scene because, as you can see if you look beyond his photo, there is an entire dentist’s office, with a chair and light and charts and even a giant toothbrush on the wall. Pixar didn’t have to do that. They could have just made a close-up of the ofrenda with a blurred or plain background, but no. They went all-out on this. A+++ for effort!

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If you have receding gums, it is actually often attributed to simply brushing as well hard, or even it could be a sign of gum disease. Likewise referred to as gingivitis, gum disease is an infection that leads to swelling along your gums. It develops when cavity enducing plaque builds up and strengthens into tartar, inducing the gum tissue to pull away from the teeth. Depending on to the Canadian Dental Association, 70 per-cent of Canadians will create gum disease at some time in their lifestyles. Yet gum disease absolutely isn't the only cause of receding gums. Read more about Regrow Gums Remedy All of it comes back to tension

You can not constantly see it, yet tension has a substantial effect on your oral health. Performs your mouth or mouth ever resent in the end of a long, tough day? You're possibly strained and storing tension certainly there. "When you clench your jaw and grind your teeth, it impacts your gums and also may cause recession," states Dr. Janet Tamo, a dental expert as well as Crest and Oral-B Smile Council Member.

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Long-term, you might also be actually eroding the enamel on your teeth. If you simply grind your teeth during the night, as holds true along with lots of folks, you probably do not also discover you're doing it until your dentist notifications a concern. Baffling jaw discomfort or steady hassles could also be actually an indicator you're grinding your teeth. If at all possible, make an effort to eliminate some of the stress in your lifestyle. A meditation practice (make an effort one of these mindfulness applications to get going) or routine workout routine may help you de-stress. In the meantime, inquire your dentist about a mouth guard to safeguard your teeth as well as gums, as well as try these various other pointers to secure your oral health. Acquire a session on brushing

Brushing your teeth: It seems easy enough. However there is certainly a wrong way to clean your teeth. "It is actually essential to get appropriate instruction on brushing for your mouth," points out Dr. Tamo. She encourages receiving an easy training from your dental hygienist. Soft and delicate works

PHYSICIAN Tamo cautions against utilizing a channel- or even hard-bristled tooth brush. "I do not even understand why they're equipped," she claims. "Always make use of delicate." An aggressive brushing type, integrated along with a hard-bristled toothbrush can actually create the gum tissue to split coming from your teeth, leading to blood loss, irritation as well as receding gums.

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Related: Chronic completely dry mouth? Receive some relief with these recommendations. Floss. Every. Solitary. Day.

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A lot of Canadians use mouthwash, or even mouth rinses, as part of their oral cleanliness routine. But the amount of do you learn about this washing representative, other than the truth that it can be found in lots of colours? Check out these 6 mouthwash myths and find exactly how your rinse proficiency contrasts.

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Misconception 1: All mouthwashes are levelled

" The profit from making use of a mouthwash depend greatly on the form of item utilized," mentions Dr. Euan Swan, manager of dental programs at the Canadian Dental Association in Ottawa. Mouthwash may be categorized as cosmetic or even therapeutic. Rinsing along with a cosmetic mouth wash will definitely loosen bits of meals coming from your teeth, reduce micro-organisms in your mouth, briefly lessen foul breath and also leave behind a revitalizing flavor in your mouth. But these items can not produce any kind of higher case than that.

Restorative rinses contain extra active elements such as vital oils, chlorhexidine, cetylpyridinium chloride and also fluoride, which have been proven to minimize oral plaque buildup or match cavities. They may possess a tape of awareness coming from the Canadian Dental Association.

Misconception 2: Mouthwash is harmless

A lot of mouth washes contain a higher quantity of alcohol. This can easily trigger a plain mouth, which paradoxically is actually a reason for bad breath, and also irritate oral tissues. "In some individuals, the alcoholic drinks can trigger sensitiveness to the origin areas of the teeth," includes Dr. Lewis West, a Toronto dentist. There have actually also been actually research studies suggesting a web link between alcohol-containing mouth wash as well as oral cancer, however the investigation is actually restricted as well as a lot of specialists says there is actually not enough proof to attract this conclusion.

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Alcohol-free mouth washes are on call. But various other elements can induce adverse effects, extremely. A lot of can easily discolor your teeth or result in a burning sensation. Necessary oils might possess an uncomfortably sharp flavor. Chlorhexidine may momentarily affect your sense of taste, and also isn't advised for long-term make use of. Mouthwash is actually certainly not implied to become consumed, so it might lead to troubles if inadvertently swallowed. It is actually not often suggested for young kids.

Fallacy 3: Mouthwash treatments foul-smelling breath

Mouth wash may briefly cut stinky breathing spell, however it's certainly not a long-term fix. Smelly substances from your garlicky lunch, as an example, are really originating from your lungs as you breathe out, thus freshening your mouth won't help for long. Your spit can easily antagonize you as well. Saliva weakens mouthwash. In many cases, the proteins in saliva can easily reduce the effectiveness of mouthwash elements.

Myth 4: Mouthwash can easily switch out brushing

Mouth wash can cut down the level of microorganisms in your mouth. "But it is actually certainly not the form of point that would last throughout the day," says Dr. West. "You still need to do your cleaning and brushing." Normal flossing and also brushing along with a soft-bristled toothbrush will certainly do a far more efficient job of taking out cavity enducing plaque and clutter than mouthwash alone.

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Research study shows that incorporating a rinse with mouth wash to your oral treatment regimen may as a matter of fact improve the overall sanitation of your mouth and support always keep gum swelling away. However mouth wash is actually usually considered an add-on, certainly not a replacement for brushing and flossing.

In unique circumstances, like after oral surgery, your healthcare provider might point you to use a mouth rinse rather than brushing. This are going to be actually momentary, and quickly you'll be back to your typical mouth treatment.

Belief 5: A little swish'll do ya

Do you swish or even rinse out for a couple of fast seconds, after that spew? The majority of mouth washes are at their very most reliable when touching your mouth cells for 30 secs every make use of. However in spite of finest objectives, some individuals claim mouth wash is actually therefore sturdy or stings a lot that it is actually hard to make use of for that lengthy. (There is actually also a Facebook team for folks that fail to keep mouthwash in their mouth for half a minute).

Still, it is actually worth sticking it out if you yearn for the best end results. "Mouthwash should be used as pointed by the manufacturer," points out Dr. Swan.

Belief 6: Mouthwash is simply for your mouth.

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Mouth wash does not consistently have to go in your mouth to become useful. It's a good cleaning product for mouth shields, for instance.

Some folks also speak well of alcohol-based mouthwash for dandruff control, injury treatment, lavatory dish anti-fungal and also underarm deodorant.

You won't locate these uses on the product tag, nevertheless, so use them at your own danger!