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guess who decided to transcribe all of uncle matt's postcards from fraggle rock: back to the rock. me! I did!

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101: Pilot

(No postcard)

102: Red and the Big Jump

Dear Nephew Gobo,

My exciting journey back into Outer Space has begun, and I have never felt more welcome. It seems the Silly Creature welcoming committee has been leaving me gifts. With so many wonderful gifts to choose from, I wanted to ensure that the first artifact I sent back was truly valuable and uplifting: a squishy crystal cloak. It’s one of the Silly Creatures’ most prized artifacts of all.

Love, your Uncle Travelling Matt.

103: The Merggle Moon Migration

Dear Nephew Gobo and friends,

I recently stumbled upon something chilling: Silly Creatures being forced to move in an endless circle on something called a “Silly Slippy”. Their only crime? Being born with blades for feet. The poor things were screaming in terror! Luckily, I was there to save these poor creatures. You should’ve seen me, Gobo! I was poetry in motion. Everyone was so appreciative of me that they placed me in some sort of reward box.

I thought I had freed them, but then their ferocious captor returned. A giant slidey monster. I didn’t hesitate to meet the beast head-on. I mounted and tamed the beast all on my own. Then I took a victory lap to show the Silly Creatures it was no longer in control. Oh, did they love me. And as a memento of my bravery, I’m sending you a section of Silly Slippy. Let it serve as a reminder that fortune favors those who aren’t afraid to go their own way.

Love, your Uncle Travelling Matt.

PS: I know you miss me.

PPS: I’d miss me too.

104: The Glow

It’s me… Your Uncle Travelling Matt.

[Dear Nephew Gobo(?)]

I was recently at the edge of Outer Space, where, not to bog you down with scientific jargon, but hard stuff meets wet stuff. There lay a shiny artifact unlike any other. It’s name came to me instantly. [“Bizzle”.] And its purpose was immediately clear to me. Secret collecting. And just like that, it was gone! Was I sad? Of course. Did I show it? Not even one time. Don’t worry, Gobo. Heroes only have very brief low points followed by huge victories. I vowed never to lose it again. Gobo, build a museum in Fraggle Rock and place the Bizzle inside it. You can call it something understated like; “The Uncle Travelling Matt Museum– Hooray, Uncle Travelling Matt.”

Love, your Uncle Travelling Matt.

PS: To ensure this rare Bizzle is well-documented, I’ve sent for The Archivist to come visit.

(Note: It isn’t clear whether “It’s me… your Uncle Travelling Matt,” is actually the greeting for this card, or just a goof response to Doc’s question beforehand.)

105: Four Wembleys and a Birthday

Dear Nephew Gobo,

I am thriving in Outer Space. And in the Fraggle tradition, I recently decided to celebrate my birthday. The smell of good food and the sound of good music. And the Silly Creatures acted quickly to celebrate my birthday. They even had a party hat for me! And festive hors d’oeuvres. I never felt so alive, and the music soothed my soul. Everywhere I looked, there were treasures. But I kept my signature cool. The cake was delicious, but I decided to leave early. All in all, it was a wonderful birthday.

Love, your Uncle Travelling Matt.

PS: I’ve sent back my favorite party favor.

106: The Legend of Icey Joe

Dear Nephew Gobo,

I have news! In my travels, I have discovered a frosty adventurer equal to the heroic Icy Joe. Me. Wherever I go, I confront obstacles head-on. I was a hero, admired by all! Sure, there were casualties, but, naturally, I survived without a scratch. And I received a perfect ten. So on this First Frost, I give you my heroic artifact, the “Uncle Travelling Matt Traveling Flat”.

[Love, your Uncle Travelling Matt.]

107: Flight of the Flutterflies

Dear Nephew Gobo,

It’s hard being away from the Rock on New Day’s Day, the celebration of new life. I wanted to find some version of that here, amongst the Silly Creatures, but things were at a standstill. I was feeling discouraged until I saw it. New life in its purest form.

From the goop of nothingness to birth and then to flight. It was all so beautiful… and fragile. The cycle of life.

(Note: Uncle Matt was so excited, he didn't sign this postcard. Also, when reading, Gobo changes the greeting to “Dear Fraggles,” to include the crowd he’s reading to.)

108: Craggle Lagoon

Dear Nephew Gobo,

Exploring can be draining, and I was looking for a way to relax. That’s when I discovered something called… [a vacation.] It’s where all the Silly Creatures go to relax. They love it. Why else would they come here every day? If it’s relaxing water features you’re looking for, they’ve got you covered. They even had a light massage cavern. I could feel the stress melting away from my bendy parts. After a long day of relaxing, I had developed quite a thirst. I’ve sent you a memento from my vacation: mega cup. Big enough to quench an adventurer’s thirst.

Love, your Uncle Travelling Matt.

PS: Everyone deserves a vacation.

PPS: I lost my mustache comb. If you find it, keep it safe.

109: The Giggle Gaggle Games

Dear Nephew Gobo.

I write to you from what seems to be the land of the hairier, more intelligent creatures. These hairy ones have Silly Creatures waiting on them hand and hoof. I knew I needed to connect with this superior being. They immediately knew I was important. I tried speaking their language, but they couldn’t understand me, and that’s when it hit me. I knew nothing about them. And by wisely admitting that, it opened up an incredible new discovery. [The Orb of Understanding.] A simple wave of this orb seems to say, [“I don’t know you, but I’d like to.”] There’s nothing more gratifying than connecting with a stranger. So here it is, Gobo, the Orb of Understanding. May you use it, as the Silly Creatures say, [“Like a good boy.”]

[Love, your Uncle Travelling Matt.]

110: Wembley the Spokesfraggle

Dear Nephew Gobo,

I must admit, it does get lonely out here in Outer Space. Though the Silly Creatures clearly respect me, they kept their distance. Perhaps they were intimidated by me. I needed a way to break through. And then I saw him. A Silly Creature trapped in a tiny box telling me exactly what to do.

And just like that, all eyes were on me.

[Love, your Uncle Travelling Matt.]

111: Deep Dive

Dear Nephew Gobo,

Just the other day, I was analyzing the wilds of Outer Space. It was serious business. And there they were. The most beautiful thing nature had to offer: Puffy Piffles. They looked so relaxed. And, young Gobo, luck was on my side that day. I found a way to meet the Puffy Piffles in their domain. I mean, really, Gobo, can you imagine anything more relaxing? With no help whatsoever, I soared alongside the Piffles. And I loved it, Gobo, really loved it. And I wished it went on forever. It was a triumphant day for your Uncle Matt. And if there’s one thing I hope to impart to you, it’s this: Never be afraid to try something new.

Love, your Uncle Travelling Matt.

112: Into the Trash

Dear Nephew Gobo,

Sometimes it’s easy to forget how much you have to offer to this world. Not for me, of course, but for others, it can be. Why, just the other day, I came upon some Silly Creatures looking purposeless. They needed some guidance. Luckily for them, I was there. Just seeing me brought them new life! One group of Silly Creatures were so excited by my presence that they started to spontaneously play music. Remember, Gobo,everyone has something special to offer.

Love, your Uncle Travelling Matt.

(Note: Featuring the Foo Fighters!)

113: All of Us

(No postcard)

114: Night of the Lights

Dear Nephew Gobo,

These past few weeks, I’ve been keen to observe Silly Creatures in their caves, so I decided to walk right through the front door. What I found inside was remarkable. Some Silly Creatures were celebrating Night of the Lights. Of course, I already knew this. But I wondered, do all Silly Creatures celebrate Night of the Lights? So, over the course of several weeks, I visited several homes, and the answer seemed to be yes.

This one singular holiday was celebrated with magical hot fire wigglies, some of which told jokes and made the Silly Creatures laugh. They also have gigantic glow grape trees. And light-up flutter huts. Gobo, we could learn a thing or two from these Silly Creatures. They truly make the most of the Night of the Lights. And the brightest light of the entire holiday comes from [their smiles!]

Love, your Uncle Travelling Matt.

(Note: Gobo misreads his name as “Cobo” at the beginning, due to messy handwriting.)

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Riley’s Fraggle Rock Reviews!

Season One, Episode One- Beginnings

Beginnings are always hard, aren’t they? Even if you have a vision for what you want your project to be, it can be hard to get to that point from nothing. You have to start *somewhere*, while making sure everything makes sense for your audience and keeping them entertained and promising that “This will be great! Really!!”

...Admittedly, this is more for me than for Jim, Jerry, and the incredible team of performers, puppet builders, crew members, songwriters, and gorg wranglers who worked their baloobiuses off to get Fraggle Rock made (because *surely* the work of one woman typing reviews about a decades old show is harder than actually making the show was). I’m not sure how to start things here myself, so I feel a little better seeing the crew of Fraggle Rock is in the same spot that I am on this one... more or less.

So! Without further ado, I want to welcome you to the review series! (If you’re looking for more information on the series, check the ‘about’ page.) If for some reason anybody reading this does not know anything about Fraggle Rock, I will be highlighting the names of all the major characters and groups in this episode. There are a lot of elements at play here, but I’m sure you’ll do just fine. Now, I know what you’re here for- let’s start the episode! How does Beginnings begin?

We begin with a dark workshop. *The* workshop, actually, as we see old handyman Doc and his loyal dog Sprocket begin settling into this old, dusty room. I always assumed the workshop was the front room of the house, as we often see Doc bringing in groceries and talking to neighbors, but he explicitly says he is converting an “unused room” into his workshop. Did they always live here? My personal theory is that Doc inherited the house from an old friend or relative, who simply used some other entrance to the house, as I simply can’t believe Doc just had a whole room lying around for who knows how long. He doesn’t strike me as a man to make waste of a whole room like that. Besides, I find more whimsy in him settling in here just as things begin stirring in the world just below his feet.

Speaking of which, just about five feet down and ten feet to the viewer’s right is fraggle explorer Matt, who is lamenting the end of his journeys charting out the caves of Fraggle Rock.

(I can see where Gobo gets his sense of style from!)

His wish for more adventure is quickly granted when a magical force (Doc) penetrates the cave wall (moves a box out of the way), opening a portal to the mythic “Outer Space,” a legend to fragglekind. The exposition from Doc in this scene is kind of flat, but I quite enjoy Matt’s antics here. He quickly rushes home to prepare for this new adventure.

Here we meet Matt’s nephew Gobo, who suffers from protagonist syndrome but has a healthy dose of eccentricity to balance the mixture. Matt trusts Gobo with his papers as he begins to pack (along with one of my favorite bits of physical humor in the episode).

“I am leaving my books and maps with you for safe keeping!” he says as they thud on the cave floor. (Look at his arms— he’s rod handed. I wonder how many takes it took to get this shot perfect…)

Gobo pages his uncle’s (presumably now damaged) tomes and here comes our first song of the series, “Hip Hip Hooray!” Despite the name, I’m not quite fond of this sequence. I feel like it’s mostly here to showcase some of the new puppetry tricks still being toyed with for the series, but we will see just about all these tricks honed much better in later episodes (swimming fraggles, waldos, fraggles “balancing” things on their nose). Admittedly, I am quite a fan of the one fraggle just before the song balancing on one foot atop another’s head, but I’ll let you find that one for yourself ;) Otherwise, the song is boring and so is the staging. Anyways, let’s meet some more fraggles!

(I find it adorable that Wembley comes out following Boober in their very first shot onscreen together. Just something I appreciate!) 

Enter gloomy Boober, silly Wembley, and daredevil Red. After an endearing slapstick sequence, the trio all find themselves tripping over one another in Gobo’s room. This scene doesn’t really forward the plot in any way besides establishing these three as characters, and I honestly don’t mind too much.

After the brief visit from his friends, Gobo sees his uncle off on his newest adventure in what is probably my favorite sequence of the episode, and our second musical number, “Follow Me”. Not only am I getting a wave of nostalgic pathos, but the interactions between uncle and nephew are very charming to watch. Gobo’s interactions with Matt in this song and the sequence that shortly follows are endearing because of how natural they feel. There’s genuine chemistry between these performers, having worked together on the Muppet Show and first few Muppet Movies, but beyond that the relationship between Matt and Gobo feels like a real family. They are by no means perfect, but there is clearly a lot of love for one another. It’s a shame that a lot of relationships highlighted in Season One fall to the wayside as the writers figure out their footing.

Matt tasks Gobo with receiving messages he will send back home as he explores Outer Space, and while Gobo says he could never, his uncle doesn’t quite hear that last part. Gobo, feeling a sense of obligation to his elder, sees no way out of it, and wishes Matt goodbye. “Think of me as Uncle Travelin’ Matt,” he replies, and a music cue tells the audience (and, seemingly, the fraggles onscreen) that this name will be important. With that, he’s gone out the door, and Doc is none the wiser. Sprocket, on the other hand, is freaking out at the discovery of these strange little creatures coming out of the mysterious hole in the wall. 

We catch up with Gobo a little later, when the nurturing and dreamy Mokey asks him why he’s been so down. Gobo doesn’t know how to talk about his feelings, which Mokey interprets as needing space to process things. Gobo announces to nobody in particular that no, he needs *help*, and Wembley (unaware of his friends anguish?) eagerly calls Gobo to look at a musical construction made by the diminutive, formic Doozers. We get an instrumental sequence here as Doozers build a new bridge with tiny construction tools. (Sequences like these are quite common in the earliest episodes of Fraggle Rock, and while they often can be fun, they can really stop an episode in its tracks...)

By the time Wembley finishes his song, the Doozers have trapped him in with the new bridge they just assembled, as Gobo glumly comments. “It’s a good thing I’m hungry,” Wembley proclaims, as he begins devouring the highway before him.

(If you’re new here, no this isn’t just a Wembley thing. All fraggles do it.)

Wembley asks Gobo what’s wrong, and Gobo again cannot elaborate, so he heads out to go get some wisdom from Marjory the Trash Heap (Again, if you’re new here, she’s their oracle. And yes, she is a talking pile of compost.)

In order to get to her, however, he must cross the Gorg’s Garden, guarded by the titanic Junior Gorg. His blundering mammoth size proves no match for a fraggles’ speed, however, and he misses Gobo as the latter makes his way to the oracle in question.

Her heralds (sons?), the murine Philo and Gunge announce her presence and the pile of compost awakens. She declares that Gobo has “Troubles,” and breaks into the highest energy segment of the episode, our last new song, “I Seen Troubles”. I adore this sequence, especially with how much fun everybody seems to be having and how high energy it is. It’s a spectacular contrast to the rest of the episode, in the best possible way. 

Gobo explains that he doesn’t know how to do what he promised his uncle, and that he feels alone and scared of the terrible monster (Sprocket) that he will have to contend with. “Alone? Then don’t be alone!” Bring some friends, Marjory says, friends help. Philo and Gunge declare that to be all, and Gobo goes back to recruit his friends to tag along and help him out. Boober finds the request terrifying, and Red doesn’t believe a word of it, but the group agrees to go.

The sequence where they enter the tunnel to Outer Space has great scoring, and establishes a few running jokes, such as Wembley here bumping his head on a pipe. Everybody is subsequently stopped by a ‘Hideous, Round Thing’ (a red ball Sprocket lost down the hole) blocking up the doorway to Doc’s Workshop.

I hope this wasn’t bothering any of you before, but I just can’t help but be irritated by the fact the Hideous Round Thing is floating about six inches off the ground. Come on! Couldn’t they just have one of the Fraggle Five bend offscreen and pick it up? Couldn’t be bothered to do that?

Regardless, Gobo bravely ventures out of the Fraggle Hole and into Outer Space, past a sleeping Sprocket, only to find his uncle’s message when Doc comes in with the mail, various magazines and… a postcard for one Gobo Fraggle? Doc puts the errand card in the trash (...instead of checking with his neighbors? Perhaps more proof Doc just moved in.) and Gobo makes for the safety of Fraggle Rock. Only problem is the commotion woke up Sprocket, who now has Gobo by the collar of his cardigan, and everybody is freaking out. Mokey finally decides to throw the Hideous Round Thing at the monster to get it to let Gobo go.

This of course works, as dogs love their balls, and Gobo zips back into the tunnel with a “whoosh” sound- another running gag in the making. Red apologizes for not believing Gobo, and they head back home, singing a reprise of Hip Hip Hooray. That night, Gobo reads the message proclaiming his uncle is okay, and finally the young fraggle can rest easily.

(In actuality, Matt almost got hit by a car, ran into a fire hydrant, and mistook a bunch of children playing baseball for horrible warriors. He simply thought Gobo would find Outer Space too preposterous to put all that in his letter back home.)

We end the episode back on Doc and Sprocket, who have just finished setting up shop (literally). Sprocket barks down the hole at his new ‘friends’, and Doc declares that one of these days he’ll get around to boarding up that revolting crack in the wood paneling.

Final Rating- 6/10

Song Score- 3.5 radishes out of five “I Seen Troubles” and “Follow Me” are both spectacular songs, and I like them both in very opposite directions. I Seen Troubles provides a great energy boost to an otherwise meandering episode, and the fun everybody had during it is infectious. Follow Me is a wonderful lullaby for the soul, and one of the series’ classics for a reason (Oh yea, it’s coming back!). “Hip Hip Hooray,” however, brings the score down for its mediocrity, both times it comes about. It’s not horrible, but it’s weak as cardboard.

Story Score- 3 radishes out of five I admire the determination of the writing crew, getting every main character and group on screen with ample time to shine. However, the episode feels both very busy and very hollow at the same time, and the actual plot of the episode is kind of short compared to all the little side bits we run into (Gobo’s friends visiting his room, Wembley playing his song on the Doozer construction, etc.). None of these little bits really push the episode forwards either, but I do think all of this can be forgiven by a writing team that is still figuring themselves out.

Performance Score- 3.5 radishes out of 5 Everybody seems to be having fun! The quick establishing moments of Mokey, Wembley, Boober, and Red all do a good job giving the audience a nice feel for each character, and the physical comedy in this episode is very good, better than I remembered. The puppetry stunts are mostly standard for the series going forward, with many of them improving greatly beyond this episode, but there are a few novel ones as well, such as Matt dropping his books. Score is also a little low for this episode due to it being in what I like to call the “Glum Gobo” era, before Jerry really figured out the light inside Gobo’s character. Don’t worry, it’ll come with time.

That was Beginnings! It’s not perfect, but that doesn’t surprise me. The show is still getting its footing. This is by no means an episode I’d skip in future watchathons, but it’s not one I’ll go out of my way to see when I’m thinking about the Rock. Part of me fears I rated it so middle of the road because I don’t have much to review it on other than memories of other episodes, but I think it is still a fair rating. I apologize if this one was a little wordy too, there was a lot to cover! Next episode up to bat is “Wembley and the Gorgs”. I’ll see you there!

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Thursday Releases for November 14

Friday is usually the busiest day of the week for new releases. Not this week though. For some reason there a bunch of releases on a Thursday. Whatever. Thursday Releases for November 14 include Sorry We’re Closed, Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, Say Nothing, and more.

Say Nothing

Say Nothing, the new TV series from Josh Zetumer, is out today.

FX’s limited series Say Nothing is a gripping story of murder and memory in Northern Ireland during The Troubles. The 9-episode series is based on the book by Patrick Radden Keefe. Spanning four decades, the series opens with the shocking disappearance of Jean McConville, a single mother of ten who was abducted from her home in 1972 and never seen alive again.

The Day of the Jackal

The Day of the Jackal, the new TV series from Ronan Bennett, is out today.

A ruthless assassin, the Jackal, (Eddie Redmayne) makes his living carrying out hits for the highest fee. But following his latest kill, he meets his match in a tenacious British intelligence officer (Lashana Lynch) who starts to track down the Jackal in a thrilling cat-and-mouse chase across Europe, leaving destruction in its wake.

Cross

Cross, the new TV series from Ben Watkins, is out today.

Alex Cross is a detective and forensic psychologist, uniquely capable of digging into the psyches of killers and their victims, in order to identify—and ultimately capture—the murderers.

Sorry We’re Closed

Sorry We’re Closed, the new game from à la mode games and Akupara Games, is out today.

Sorry We're Closed is a nostalgic, single-player survival horror game with rich lore, deep characters and multiple endings. Explore unsettling locations with fixed camera angles. Fight in first person with demonic weapons. Open your Third Eye to see between worlds, uncover secrets and solve puzzles.

Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake

Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, the new game from ARTDINK and Square Enix, is out today.

DRAGON QUEST III HD-2D Remake is a stunning reimagining of the beloved masterpiece and narrative beginning to The Erdrick Trilogy.

Beyond The Darkness

Beyond The Darkness, the new game from My Little Studio and IndieGO Publishing, is out today.

Beyond The Darkness is a horror adventure game with puzzles where you help little girl Milly battle nightmares in the darkness to find her missing family. You will find yourself in bizarre worlds of memories, distorted by fears, and your only weapon will be the light of a small lamp...

LEGO Horizon Adventures

LEGO Horizon Adventures, the new game from Guerrilla, Studio Gobo, and PlayStation Publishing, is out today.

Join machine hunter Aloy as she leads a colourful crew of heroes on a quest to save the world and learn the secrets of her past. Dive into boundless adventure, customize to your heart’s content, and take on action-packed battles solo or with friends.

Mindcop

Mindcop, the new game from Andre Gareis and Dear Villagers, is out today.

Mindcop is a non-linear „whodunnit“ detective game. It mixes a story driven adventure with real-time puzzle gaming. As the infamous Mindcop, you can dive into the minds of your suspects to uncover their secrets and unravel their lies.

Miniatures

Miniatures, the new game from Other Tales Interactive, is out today.

Miniatures is a collection of strange tales where childhood imagination and reality merge with darker undercurrents of mystery and magic. Explore a vast seascape, build odd furniture, feed a lizard and play with sand castles.

VED

VED, the new game from Karaclan and Fulqrum Publishing, is out today.

VED is a story-driven, hand-drawn RPG with a unique turn-based combat system and roguelite elements. Set in two different worlds, VED tells the story of Cyrus, a young hero who sets out on a quest to become a master of sword and magic, and save everything he knows from destruction.

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81: Run The Gauntlet

This is the first, and possibly only, first-person shooter on the whole console! It's nothing like any FPS Bea has played, though. The playing field is limited to what you can see through a cutout, like the gobos used to depict "binocular view" in a movie. You also shoot arrows and axes rather than bullets, and the enemies are fantasy monsters, but the play field seems to be a futuristic city!

"GO!! GO WE HAVE TO RUN, LETS GO! WHY DO YOU WASTE MY TIME WITH MENUS?! Wait what do I name my character.."

aroseahorseboy: there's ten characters... HONEYBUNCH HNV: Ten playable characters?? aroseahorseboy: ten blank spaces HNV: I admit they're not very well fleshed out, no

"Done. Nope, sorry, aro gets this one!” Entered! "I'm going to look at this warehouse for supplies.. Does this town look familiar to you guys? I mean, totally different game obviously, but.. Maybe rubble just tends to look similar"

Syrupentine: The last ruined city we saw didn't have any monsters though... DueyDecimal: Maybe the monsters all got turned into save points! TaichouSenseiKun: I Have No Mouth And I Must Save

It's very strange to play an FPS that uses NES-quality graphics! You can't quite tell what the monsters are until they get close to you, so it's almost like Dragon Warrior or other RPGs of the day, you fight in very close quarters.

"I can't really see what i'm fighting until its right there and that makes this SO SCARY!!"

TaichouSenseiKun: What if they threw a Doom and Bea came DueyDecimal: An FPS that Bea actually likes?? What kind of miracle is this? aroseahorseboy: okay i thought that was going to be a bear but it is indeed a mean gingerbread man LESSON LEARNED Glockroach: Bea youre beating the hell out of that heavily pixelated gingerbread man

"I was hungry.. Oh I got one of its candy claw hands? Can I equi- ohhh yeah I can!"

john_brown: this actually is a little bit like gauntlet except there's no "elf needs food badly" aroseahorseboy: "elf serves food poorly"

When Bea finally reaches the boss of the maze, once again, it's very difficult to see what it is from a distance. When Bea gets close, though, she gets a very detailed look at a moist, gooey eye glaring right back at her from the TV! Bea sputters out profanities and tries to flee but can't get it out of her field of "vision!"

"HELP ME AAAAA I CANT DO ANYTHING OHGODHELP" She tries attacking it, to no avail.

john_brown: oh cool does this have motion controls? HNV: ...It's been a long time since anyone said that. john_brown: it's watching bea herself-- when she goes left, it looks left Baconnaise: Maybe it wants a staring contest. or a contact lens Maybe it must be fed aroseahorseboy: O!!! bea bea bea listen lean to the left while you play THEN SHOOT FROM THE RIGHT

"Why does this thing keep messing with me?? It makes games, it does.. whatever this is here, it emotionally devastates people, it slices, it dices, it die-ses!"

Syrupentine: Thinks it's so great, where the hell is the game where it tells you the sports scores and lottery numbers from the future

Aro's suggestion actually works: since the boss aims at the person playing the game, rather than the player character, it starts to miss her as soon as she leans over, out of view of her webcam.

"If I don't look at it, it can't see me! I'll have to fight it in the mirror.. wait, Aro's thing is better, let’s keep doing that!"

"This is really cool but I hope the next one doesn't stare quite so deeply into the pits of my soul.."

john_brown: can someone explain what's happening in this series or should I just watch the other videos? they're like four hours each...

"Well I know a lot of you know each other already. John, we'd been trying to get you here for a while, but I do these live and then just post em, maybe I should chop them up more. There's a lot going on in this game but we're pretty sure we're trying to solve a mystery!"

Syrupentine: Would it be okay with you if I made some "best of" videos, Bea? HNV: John: Bea's been playing this crazy plug and play game system with supposedly 167 games on it, and there's a bunch of weird recurring themes DueyDecimal: My favorite is the family with the funny names! They keep appearing and the mom and son are like the mascots for the whole series, I think

"There's a family and- yeah. And the mom is the one we know the best, and she seems AWESOME and let us unlock this in-game software that lets you actually make stuff! It's like Mario Maker, sort of, but you can do multiple genres and also, I keep thinking about her like she's a real person, is that weird? Well, welcome to the Bea Show!"

Klickitat_Street: And then there's the zombies. And tapeworms. And Planet of Pisces, and tons of weird games made by actual children... john_brown: is this all for real? aroseahorseboy: either that or bea is a fucking brilliant performance artist DueyDecimal: Also this totally weird imported game system has all these advanced features! It has gyro controls, analog stick, QR support, and Bea keeps finding new ones!

"Both things can be true. I think they're trying to tie together the console's history in some way, Redhead might even be one of the devs"

aroseahorseboy: yeah the games are like the story of the console itself or at least that's our best guess

[red-fraggle]

im trying to work on a Thing but i have no idea if ill ever even finish it

[galushanationalrailways]

The Fraggle Rock Story

CHAPTER 2: Gobo’s Predicament

Gobo, as the intelligent reader no doubt already guessed, was not in love with Red and had no plans to ever be. Gobo hated romance to its core, especially the fact that it was inescapable. Every fraggle had it on their minds, it seemed, at the strangest and most inconvenient intervals, everyone but him. Even Uncle Traveling Matt, it was rumored, had broken several hearts back in his day. Worse, his little house, once his sole refuge from the mushy elements, had become home to two very lovesick Fraggles.

First Wembley had realized he was in love with Boober. And from then on it was Boober, Boober, Boober from dawn till night, an endless chorus from the little greenish creature on how handsome he was, how soft his hair was, how beautifully his tail glowed… Drivel, absolute drivel. Gobo hesitated to even send Wembley’s shirts to Boober to be laundered. Whenever they’d come back, there would be a lot of crying and carrying on over the silliest thing. “Oh, Gobo, it smells just like him!” Wembley would say, and then inhale deeply of the textile, tears leaking slowly from his eyes as he thought about his unhappy love. “Gee, Wembley, that’s great,” he would say, and then go about sorting his postcards or busying himself in the construction of a new twelve-stringed mandolin, looking just industrious enough so that Wembley would clam up and he could get a few moment’s peace. But nothing could have prepared him for the arrival of Red.

Say what one will about Gobo, his arrogance, his hero-worship, his quixotic hopes and often bullish personality, he would never turn away a friend in need. So when Red turned up on his doorstep with, of all things, tears in her eyes, he couldn’t help but let her in, fix her a drink, and listen to her troubles.

“Oh, Gobo,” she had said, “I just don’t know what to do in a situation like this—somehow, the other day, when Mokey was kissing me goodnight—” Gobo raised his eyelids. “Oh, stop it, Gobo, it’s only a goodnight kiss, no more than nine or ten seconds—I suddenly realized that I love her—and yes, I’m afraid it’s in the sappy way, I’m sorry… But such a dreamboat as Mokey could never love me. As you have pointed out, Gobo, I’m too brash, too arrogant, for someone like her to ever love me.”

“At least no more than nine or ten seconds worth,” said Gobo.

“Will you shut up and listen? Gee whiz.”

“Sorry, of course.”

“And since she could never love me, it is impossible for us to live together. I could only make her uncomfortable, I’m really a danger to her. I’d feel safer—for both of us—if I moved out, but I don’t really think there’s a cave available at the moment--”

“Well, Red, if you’re so worried about it, you could always stay over here for a little while,” Gobo said. “I can sleep on the couch until a cave opens up--”

“Oh, thank you, Gobo. But don’t move out of the bed, I’ll sleep on the couch. Why should you give up your bed for me just because I’m lovesick? I hate to impose on you--”

“Really, Red, it’s no trouble. Couch, bed, whatever, just get your things and come over, if you’re so worried. Wembley won’t mind, he’s currently infatuated himself.”

“With who?”

“Boober.”

“That bag of nerves? Well, at least I can rest assured I have better taste.”

And so Red moved in with Gobo and Wembley. This turned out, despite everything Gobo said, to be trouble. Every morning Red would start weeping on the couch, softly and slowly. This would wake up Gobo and Wembley a little too early. Gobo would try to go back to sleep but Wembley, always the most compassionate at the worst possible times, would go over to Red and “comfort” her, a process which usually involve him weeping as well.

“Listen to you two!” Gobo said one morning as he took up the breakfast dishes. “You’d think I was running an infirmary for the lovesick. Do you saps need a moss pack? But ah—I forget,” he said, lapsing into a startlingly accurate impression of Mokey, “One cannot apply a moss pack—to the—heart…”

“YOU STOP MAKING FUN OF MOKEY!” Red hollered, her face scrunched in rage. Then her voice softened. “Oh… Mokey…” Then it was back to blubbering among the two of them, even more than previously. “Oh, Boober, will you ever know how much I care?” wept Wembley. “That does it,” said Gobo finally, and he walked out the door. He was taking this matter straight to the Trash Heap herself.

[hanniiesuckle17]

Ateez Reaction: Going Clubbing with S/o

A/n: so this was requested based off my reaction for SKZ which you can find on my m.list at the bottom of the reaction! i hope you guys enjoy it! <3

Requested by: @sleepyhead00i

Warnings: suggestive, of age drinking, maybe a cuss or two

Hongjoong:

“I’m picking you up in ten mintues right?” Hongjoong asked for the fifth time over the phone. The device was laying on your bathroom counter, your boyfriend talking on speaker phone as you finished applying your makeup up. You smiled at how cute he was, brushing setting powder away from your cheeks.

“Joong, baby...honey..., yes. Come early if you want. Just chill. It’s just a night out!” 

He sighed before agreeing with you and hanging up the phone. Hongjoong wasn’t the only one with a busy schedule. He was busy being the leader, producer, and composer for one of the biggest up-and-coming k-pop groups of the current generation. You were busy with college and a part-time job that was having you work almost thirty to forty hours a week. 

Your boyfriend was a planner. Never before in his life had he been one to schedule things or even make long term plans for his future. Then you came along and all he could think about was making time for you. Any time he spent with you, he wanted to be perfect. Hongjoong wanted to give you only the best. 

By the time the two of you got to the club it was already packed. Your hand was laced with his as he guided you through the lavishly decorated room. “They’ve got amazing bottle service!” Hongjoong shouted over the music. “Do you want to get a table?” He smiled as you nodded and flagged down a waitress. She reserved a VIP booth for the two of you and grinned as you pulled Hongjoong to the dance floor. 

“Do you like the music? I looked up this DJ. He’s really good. He only plays for like the top nightclubs in Seoul-” 

“Joong,”

“What?” 

Sliding your hands up his chest, you felt him shiver. Your fingers played with his dyed hair and you watched his eyes sparkle underneath the flashing colored lights and lasers. The many piercings in his ears glinted, catching the glare of gobos. “Relax, baby.” 

“I just want everything to be perfect. I want you to love tonight.”

Your heart fluttered at his words, but you continued to move to the beat. His eyes never left yours even as you guided him away from the dance floor and back to the booth. His dark mesmerizing eyes watched as you pushed him down onto the seat, lips curling up into a smile. As you leaned over him, Hongjoong pulled you down onto his lap, smirking as you played with the straps of his suspenders before snapping one of them on his chest lightly. 

Finally, almost when you thought he would stop breathing, you pressed your lips against his, dragging them slowly together. His hands gripped your hips, moving them over his own, lost in the solitude of your own private nook. “Just keep doing this and I’ll love every second of tonight,” You whispered against your boyfriend’s grinning lips. You laughed feeling him flip you over to lie on the plush velvet booth. Even in the dark corner, his smile glowed. 

“You drive me crazy, Y/n.”

Seonghwa:

Clubbing never really appealed to Seonghwa. Dancing and public events were part of his job on a daily basis so he didn’t really see the point of waiting in line just to do that in his free time. But, when he heard how much you wanted to spend the night at an up and coming nightclub, he figured he could put aside his opinions just for you. He also wasn’t complaining when he saw the dress you were wearing out. 

 Arm wrapped tightly around your waist the two of you entered the club, lasers and colorful lights flashing all around the space. Seonghwa nodded his head to the music as you both stood waiting to check your coats. The second an attendant took your jackets you grabbed your boyfriend by the wrist and practically dragged him onto the dance floor. 

“Don’t tear my arm off, babe!” He laughed.

The grin quickly turned to a smirk feeling you pressed up against him, moving to the music. “Still feel like going to the club isn’t fun?” His long hands attached themselves to your waist, tugging your back to be flush to his chest. Seonghwa’s hips moved to the thumping rhythm with yours and his head dropped to your neck, hair tickling your cheek in the most enchanting way. “Well, look at you, Toothless.” 

“Yes, look at me,” He whispered for only you to hear. 

Turning your head your lips met his in a kiss that made you feel drunk. Pulling away, the two of you smiled and danced with each other, savoring the moments when even you were surrounded by so many other bodies it only felt like just you and your boyfriend. 

Hours later you were sitting on the sidewalk, head feeling too heavy for your neck to hold up. You giggled to yourself at how funny your feet looked in the strappy heels you put on for the night. Sitting under the street light you stared at the ground and your silly looking toes. Another pair of shoes came into sigh and the person attached crouched down in front of you. 

A happy smile appeared on your lips seeing Seonghwa looking down at you. His own cheeks were slightly pink for the few drinks he had. “Drink this, muffin.” Your boyfriend handed you some bottle of something he got from the convenience store across the street. After drinking it, he gently lifted you up and maneuvered you onto his back. “Time to go home, Y/n.” You only giggled, pressing a sloppy drunk kiss to his cheek. 

“Onward my valiant steed!” 

Seonghwa, tipsy himself, neighed like a horse and carried you to the nearest bus stop he could find. The two of you giggled and poked each other until the public transport arrived to take you both home. 

Yunho:

Yunho was practically bouncing as the two of you waited in line. He was so excited. This all started when your boyfriend invited over one of the backup dancers he was close to. You had no problem with Yunho bringing friends over to your shared apartment. He could bring whoever he wanted as long as th eplace was clean and he texted you. 

But, the dancer would not stop going on about a new club that opened up in Hongdae. Normally when Yunho got excited about something he would be obsessed with it for about a week and then never thought about it again. 

You had been to this club not once, not twice, not thrice, but five times in the past three weeks. By this time the owner knew you and was saving a booth for you when you came. The bartenders knew you by name and what your usual drink orders. 

Despite the chilly air your boyfriend jumped up and down in excitement as the line moved forward. “Y/n! Y/n! Look! We’re almost inside!” Yunho grabbed your hands, swinging them as he bounced. 

“Bear, are you sure you aren’t tired of going clubbing?” 

He tilted his head in response to your words. “What? No. I love it! Don’t you, baby?” His lips pouted and your tall boyfriend hunched his shoulders. Quickly you shook your head. 

“Of course, bear! I just want to make sure you love it still!” You rubbed your arms feeling a particularly cold wind blow by. Seeing you shiver, Yunho shed his jacket and placed it around your shoulders, pulling up the collar to block the wind.

“Good.” The tall idol leaned down, placing a kiss on your forehead. “Let’s get inside.” 

Showing the bouncer your IDs, the two of you entered the club immersing yourselves in music that sent vibrations all throughout your body. “Get me a drink?” You asked, dropping off your stuff at a secluded booth. Yunho nodded and disappeared into the crowd towards the bar. 

He was only gone a few moments before you heard, “DRINKS ON ME EVERYBODY!” The familiar sound of your boyfriend’s voice floated over the crowd of people cheering at the opporunity of a free drink. Shaking your head you waited for your big loveable bear to return. He appeared with two drinks in hand,  a big smile on his face, and a wiggle in his hips. The vision couldn’t help but make you laugh. “Your beverage, my lady,” He bowed before handing you the martini. 

After finishing your drinks, your boyfriend pulled you onto the dance floor. He held you tight and made sure to show off his moves. By the time you left the dance floor, the both of you were covered in sweat with big grins and definitely a little tipsy. However, it didn’t matter. You loved seeing how happy Yunho was dancing and freestyling to songs that he wouldn't even remember the next morning. As long as it made him happy, you would keep doing it. 

Yeosang:

The second you walked into the club Yeosang made a beeline for the booth and flagged down the nearest waiter. Wooyoung just shrugged and dragged you onto the dance floor. The next time you looked over Yeosang was surrounded by at least two orders of chicken and one burger. Each had bites already taken and your boyfriend was happily chewing on a drumstick. 

He saw you looking at him and waved to you before returning his attention to the piece of fried poltry. You sighed but continued dancing with Wooyoung. Maybe you were crazy, but when you suggested going clubbing to Yeosang, you didn’t think you would end up dancing with his dongsaeng while he pigged out on good bar food. You had dressed up for fucks sake! You made sure you looked like a hot ass bitch and Yeosang was more interested in a chicken leg. 

Wooyoung made sure you were happy. He danced with you. Blocked off weird guys from getting to close. Even held your drink when you went to the bathroom. Wooyoung was acting more like your boyfriend than Yeosang was! 

Two hours passed and you finally decided to confront him. Wooyoung trailed behind you like a puppy as you approached the booth that housed your boyfriend. Shockingly, the table was now filled with not only another basket of chicken but also quite the assortment of drinks, none of which had been touched. “Kang Yeosang!” You scolded, hands on your hips. He looked up at you, handsome face looking even better under the purple and blue lights. “Why am I dancing alone?”

He shrugged. “Babe, you aren’t alone. Wooyoung’s here. That’s why I asked him.” He said motioning to his friend. The boy awkwardly waved before sitting down and taking one of the untouched cocktails. 

“Where did all these come from?” You asked, getting frustrated. 

“I don’t know. The bartender keeps sending them.” Yeosang continued to eat chicken until the bone was clean. “Says they are free though, so take one.”

You scoffed, tongue prodding at the inside of your cheek in annoyance. Looking around the venue, you were met with many pairs of eyes belonging to beautiful scantily dressed girls and a few men who were all staring at your boyfriend. Your boyfriend- of course- was staring at the perfectly fried chicken leg in his hands. 

Taking the nearest blue colored drink, you downed it in one go then slammed the glass on the table. Woyoung jumped at the sound. Before Yeosang could take a bite of the new piece between his fingers, you pulled him up by his collar smashing your lips against his. Hearing a slight thunk you assumed he had dropped his precious drumstick. Regardless, he kissed you back with a fiery passion running his fingers threw your hair. 

“You’re dancing with me.”

“Okay.” Eyeing every person staring at your boyfriend you took his hand and pulled him onto the dance floor, but not before he managed to sneak another piece of chicken with him. “You have what you want now, kitten?” He asked dancing with you, one hand creeping towards your ass and the other holding his fried chicken. 

“I’ll take what I can get,”

San:

“San......SAN!” 

“Yes, what?” 

Your boyfriend was walking down the street with you, excited and bouncing as the both of you made your way to a club a lot of idols went to. This was no time for excitement. Not for you anyway. You and San had only been dating a few months. It wasn’t that you were shy...it was just that San was very territorial. Out of all seven of his bandmates you had only met two. 

Hongjoong you had met unfortunately after he walked in on you and San when your horndog boyfriend thought the dorms were empty for the day. You were still trying to get over the embarassment of looking that man in the eyes and not remembering he had seen you naked already. Wooyoung you had also met, with clothes on (Thank the fucking lord). Him being San’s best friend it didn’t make sense for you not to meet. 

“What if they don’t like me?” You questioned. There was only a block standing between you and the club. “What if they hate me, San?” He stopped and turned to look at you, eyes softening. 

Walking back, San took your hands in his. “Y/n. You’re mine. Therefore, they will love you.” Taking a deep breath you let San pull you the rest of the way and into the nightclub. San was like an anchoring, keeping you tethered and focused as you maneuvered to the back of the venue. As you approached a view of seven extremely handsome men were all seated in a round velvet booth. “Guys, meet Y/n- the most attractive person on the planet besides me.”

All the boys were very kind, getting up and greeting you warmly. Hongjoong hugged you, and Wooyoung tackled you. “You’re pretty.” A willowy man stated matter of factly. 

San nodded, hand on the small of your back. “That Yeosang. Yunho made sure he had a couple drinks before you met so it’d be easier on you.” You nodded in understanding, mouth shaping into an ‘O’. After a few minutes of awkward conversation all seven idols dragged you out onto the dance floor. 

Dancing with seven men who did it professionally was definitely an experience you were not going to get used to. The entire club watched the tree you remembered as Yunho freestyle in the middle of an open circle that had formed at one point. 

Throughout the whole night San stayed by your side. His hands were almost always on your ass, but he was by your side. You got surprisingly close with Seonghwa, dancing and talking with him most of the night. The other boys were very welcoming, pulling you into dance with them, twirling you around and jumping around you when a particularly good song came on. 

San and Wooyoung at one point during the night bribed the DJ to play one of their songs and the boys were shocked to see you doing the choreography along with them. You could see in your boyfriend’s face that this was what he had planned all along. 

He knew that if he kept both him and you sober and brought you to a neutral environment to meet with the boys, you would get along. He probably saw it in a video about introducing a new pet to your other ones knowing San. Around three am you were helping Seonghwa and Hongjoong stuff a drunk Yeosang and Mingi into the group’s van. 

After saying goodbye, San took your hand as you walked to the nearest subway station. “See that wasn’t so bad. They loved you!”

“Next time don’t treat us like cats, babe.” Your boyfriend laughed swinging your hands back and forth. “I’m hungry. You want to get some food?” You asked, seeing a pizza place across the street still open

“Fuck yes. I’m starving.”

Mingi:

Your best friend just got dumped by her boyfriend and you knew only one way to distract her. So, you gathered up you other two best girl friends and Mingi then dragged them to the club with the most attractive guys and strongest alcohol you could find. F/n whipped her hair around as the four of you jumped around on the dance floor. Three shots of tequila and one strong cocktail made you at least think you were the greatest dancer in the entire club.

Deciding you needed a break from a very creepy guy trying to grind on you, you manuevered and wiggled your way off the dance floor. Your eyes landed on the tall glass of water that was your boyfriend, who sat at the bar. With a tipsy gait you walked over and draped yourself over his shoulder. 

“Hi, baby!” You greeted, sloppily kissing his cheek. 

Despite your slightly drunk antics, Mingi smiled holding onto your arms that tightly hugged his shoulders. “You look like you’re having fun.” He laughed as you hiccuped in response. “Wow...you’re cute.”

Blushing from both the drinks and your boyfriend’s words, you held onto his large hands. “Thank you for being our driver tonight, Mingi.” He smiled and handed you the glass of water he was drinking from. His long fingers pushed the bottom of the cup to tilt towards your lips. 

“Of course. In fact the only reason I got my driver’s license was so I could watch creepy horny guys hit on my girlfriend and then drive her and her friends home.” As if the universe wanted to make a joke, the bar tender approached with a cosmopolitan in hand. 

“For the lady, from the guy at the end of the bar.” 

Mingi’s sarcastic grin quickly turned into a scowl as the both of you turned to look at the sleezy but semi attractive man who was waving at you. Your boyfriend wasn’t one to get angry, but when he did he was scary. Mingi’s eyes darkened and his long arms wrapped around your waist protectively as if to claim you as his own. 

Smirking, you picked the vessel up by the rim and took a sip of the drink before grabbing your boyfriend by the jaw and smashing your lips on his, still holding the gifted cocktail. Standing between Mingi’s long legs you dragged your teeth over his bottom lip. “I think he knows you’re mine.” 

“Just cause you’re driving doesn’t mean you can’t dance with me.” Mingi laughed as you pulled him from his seat. 

“I thought this was a ‘Girls-Hate-All-Guys-Except-For-The-Random-One-F/n-Goes-Home-With-Night’?” 

You shrugged, lacing your fingers with his. Surpringly, your friends greeted him excitedly. Mingi started dancing with you, enjoying the knowledge that every guy who looked at you that night was jealous you chose him to grind on. At the end of the night Mingi drove you and your friends back safely and put you to bed in your shared apartment. He kissed your forehead before climbing into bed next you. You were so thankful to have a kind and patient boyfriend willing to put up with not only drunk you, but also your drunk, sad, crazy friends.

Wooyoung:

Sweat dripped off your forehead. Between Wooyoung’s hands on your body and the music thumping and vibrating through the floor and up into your bones you couldn’t help but feel like you were floating. Not only was your boyfriend one hell of a dancer on stage, but moving with him on the floor of this club that you couldn’t even remember the name of was a thrill you wouldn’t trade for anything. 

“I'm thirsty,” You whispered into his ear, lips brushing his skin.

“Oh are you?” A smirk played at his lips, fingers holding tighter onto your hips. 

You rolled your eyes, still presssing against your boyfriend. “Liquid thirsty. Not you thirsty.” Lauging, Woouyoung took your hand in his and brought you to the bar for yet another drink. It had only been an hour and the both of you were a little more than tipsy. “Sidecar please, babe.” He nodded, flagging down a bartender all the while his hand stayed firmly gripping onto your ass.

“One sidecar and four tequila shots please.”

“Four?” You asked, pulling on his shirt sleeve. Wooyoung nodded like it was the most clear and obvious knowledge in the world. “I have a feeling I’m going to be carrying you home.” He just laughed and turned back to the bar. 

Two hours later and your feeling was turning out to be correct. There was nothing you could do but stare as your boyfriend danced like a stripper ontop of the bar. At first it was funny. Then you stopped laughing when Wooyoung started unbuttoning his shirt. “Babe, get down!” You shouted over the cheers and music. He couldn’t hear you. He was way too drunk and having way too much fun. 

“I am Jung Wooyoung! I am a sex machine! And that person,” He pointed to you, eyes clearly not focusing well. “THAT ASS IS MINE!” 

Before you could respond, two very big men in black shirts lumbered through the crowd. Now it was your turn to laugh as the two buff bouncers grabbed Wooyoung by the arms, one struggling to get your boyfriend’s shirt back on, and lifted him off the bar. “Who does this hooligan belong to?”

You raised your hand, squeezing through the pack of young people. “Me. He belongs to me! I’ll take the hooligan.” Despite claiming your overly intoxicated boyfriend, the bouncers carried him outside, you trailing behind. 

Wooyoung’s feet wobbly reached the ground and he stumbled onto the street. “Y/n? Y/n where are youuuu?” He said giggling. “Love of my liiiiiifffeeeee!” The bouncers shook their heads before turning to you with serious faces. 

“Yeah, he’s not allowed back here.”

“Noted.”

“Y/NNNNNNNNNNNNN! BAAABBBYYYY!”

Turning, you saw the idol once again free of his shirt and hugging a street sign. “Babe, babe- that’s not me. I’m over here.” Taking his arm and pulling it over your shoulder you started walking away from the club. “Wow, you are way heavier than I thought.”

“DON’T FAT SHAME ME!”

“Woo- please don’t yell.” No response came from the man you were carrying. Turning you saw him completely pass out on your shoulder. “There’s never a middle ground with him is there?” You mumbled, dragging your unconscious and heavy boyfriend to the nearest bus stop.

“Stop calling me fat, you jerk.”

“I- I didn’t- Just go back to fucking sleep.”

Jongho:

Jongho was not excited. This was the last place he wanted to be. He watched you happily walk in front of him with Mingi and Yunho. Jongho wasn’t the jealous type and he knew you loved his friends. Mingi was already a little drunk so your boyfriend watched as the other tall man and you attempted to keep him from stumbling, laughing the entire way. 

Your group was currently walking from the first club to the second. The boys had gotten an entire weekend off and Yunho had proposed the amazing idea- only to you and Mingi- of going club crawling. Even though he would rather being doing practically anything else, Jongho tagged along because you were so excited. 

As you entered the second venue you were greeted by what Jongho sweared was the exact same song the first club was playing when you left. You squealed, hugging onto your boyfriend as he and your friends squeezed your way to the bar. While your boyfriend was never one for PDA, he kept a hand on you at all times, gently letting everyone in the building know that you were off limits. 

“LET’S SHAKE OUR BUTTS!” Mingi shouted, throwing you over his tall shoulder and running off with you to the dance floor. You waved to your boyfriend who stayed seated at the bar. “WOOOOOOO!” Your friend cheered, putting you down and immeditaley spinning you around.

Yunho tapped Jongho’s shoulder. The younger turned before being handed a beer. “If you aren’t going to dance you should at least loosen up. Tonight is supposed to be fun. For everybody.” Yunho tried to coax him onto the dance floor but failed, leaving Jongho at the bar taking tiny baby sips of the drink.

Everytime you looked to the bar, you were met with your boyfriend’s eyes staring back at you. He would give you a small smile, one that made you feel like a total bitch for leaving him by himself. Having enough, you walked away from your dancing bafoons and towards the handsome man waiting for you at the bar. 

“You want a drink?” He asked, hand finding your waist once more. Nodding, you rested your head on his firm chest, breathing in his smell. You were drunk enough to get away with being clingy but sober enough to remember that the only reason your boyfriend was here was for you. “One manhatten for the lady please,” Jongho said to the bartender. 

You were quickly passed your drink, pecking your boyfriend’s lips as a thank you. The drink left a pleasurable burn as it slid down your throat. “Darling, I’ve gotta go to the bathroom. I’ll be right back. Hold my drink?”

“Of course.” He kissed your cheek and covered your glass with his hand when you set it on the bartop. 

When you returned he was still protecting the glass like it was his singular purpose in life. He practically looked like a dragon, ready to bite off the head of anyone who even came near it. He even glared at you when your hand touched his shoulder, but his gaze quickly softened eyes turning into that of a puppy.

The two of you talked and finished your drinks. Yunho and Mingi were still in full control of the dance floor when you checked. Suddenly you got an idea. Leaning over so only Jongho could hear, you whispered a large incentive he might receive when the two of you got home. 

“Well come on, Y/n! Let’s dance!” He cheered, pulling you with him towards his friends, dancing along the way.

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[bm-asian-art]

Teppozu and Tsukiji Honganji Temple, No. 78 from One Hundred Famous Views of Edo, Utagawa Hiroshige, 7th month of 1858, Brooklyn Museum: Asian Art

Along the Teppozu shore are stone jetties, built to protect the area from storms, and in the foreground are fishermen. The large temple in the distance is Nishi Hongagi, originally built in 1617 in Hama-cho but moved to the present location following the Meireki fire of 1657 and given a ten-acre lot in the newly reclaimed area of Tsukiji ("built-up land"). The main hall of the temple was one of the largest buildings in Edo and its location here became a familiar landmark (see prints 2, 21, and 80 of the series), it was known under a number of popular honorific names, such as Tsukiji Gobo or Tsukiji Monzeki. The building was destroyed in a violent storm in 1854 and rebuilding was not completed until 1860. It was probably under construction when this print was published. There is good detail in the fabric printing on the two sails at the bottom of the print. Size: Sheet: 14 3/16 x 9 1/4 in. (36 x 23.5 cm) Image: 13 3/8 x 8 3/4 in. (34 x 22.2 cm) Medium: Woodblock print

https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/objects/121692

[littlemissyina]

The Curious Chatelaine

So I found out about this root called Gobo, according to the article I read it was a favorite of Hideyoshi’s and part of the reason why he had like a million concubines owo

The Curious Chatelaine

AllOverKinktober Challenge - @alloveroliver

The Fortnight - Day 5 of 14 - 10/10/2019

Ikemen Sengoku - Ieyasu x MC (Mai)

Challenge Kink: Aphrodisiacs

Other Kinks: Multiple Orgasms, Overstimulation

“Gobo?” Mai asked, watching as Masamune scooped the root out and into a bowl.

“Ieyasu should know it’s… medicinal… attributes.” Masamune smirked, his eye glowing in mischief. “He needs to finish the whole bowl for it to be effective. Make sure he eats it all.”

Mai nodded as she reached up to grab another bowl from the shelf. “Can you pour some for me? I’d like to have the same meal he is having.”

Masamune took the bowl without protest, and scooped another portion, albeit smaller than Ieyasu’s, into the bowl. He set both bowls on a tray, along with the small dish of wasabi and a sweet dessert for them to share.

“Enjoy,” he said, handing her the tray as she bounced out of the kitchen and to Ieyasu’s room.

She balanced the tray in one hand as she rested a hand on the screen door. “Ieyasu? It’s me, I’m coming in.” She opened the screen door to see the warlord at his desk, working on some paperwork. “I brought dinner, let’s eat before it gets cold.”

Ieyasu grumbled. “You always have to interrupt me,” he said, already stacking his papers neatly to the side. “It’s not like you’ll go away if I say no anyways. You already brought the food.”

Mai smiles as she took a bowl from the tray and set it in front of him. She then set the small dish of wasabi next to the bowl of Gobo, then took her bowl and set it across from his.

Ieyasu’s eyes went wide. “This is-“

“Gobo,” Mai smiled. “Masamune said you would know about it’s medicinal properties. Then I thought, if it would be good for you, then it would be good for me, too.” She brought the bowl up towards her lips, snatching some of the root and noodles in her chopsticks, slowly pushing it into her mouth.

Ieyasu’s eyebrow twitched, dumping the dish of wasabi into his bowl. “For your sake, I hope you understand what you’re asking for.”

~*~*~*~*~*~

Mai threw her head back against the wall, landing with a thud. Her hand flew into the tuft of blonde hair nestled in between her legs, carding through his soft locks. Her legs trembled around him, each of his licks sending a shock through her body.

“Ieyasu,” she whined, cradling his head.

He tilted his head towards her hand, looking up at her. He stuck his tongue out so she could see him lick her folds, the tip of his tongue disappearing inside before reappearing and flicking her clit. Her juices coated the inside of his mouth.

“I’m so close,” she moaned, biting her lip.

“Again?” Ieyasu smirked.

“I can’t take anymore,” she whined, her face flushed a beautiful pink.

Ieyasu rose up from his position on the floor, cupping her face and kissing her, letting the taste of her juices linger in her mouth. “You wanted to know about the effects of Gobo, and you can’t handle the results of your experiment?” he teased, kissing her on the lips again before picking her up to lay her down on their shared futon.

“I wanted to get you to ten, but I guess four will have to do since you can’t handle it,” he teased again, lining himself up with her core.

“Five,” she groaned, feeling every inch of him as he slowly buried himself in her warmth. “Five after this one.”

His hands latched onto her hips, reveling in the feeling of how hot she felt and how easy it was for him to bury himself to the hilt. Normally it would take him a few thrusts, but tonight he was able to sink in with one. He thanked her ‘annoying’ curiosity for once as he started to pump in and out.

She moaned with each thrust, her sensitivity heightened just enough to keep her teetering on the edge of her orgasm.

He tilted her hips just enough to thrust in deep, but miss the spot that craved for his attention. Mai closed her eyes, her jaw going slack at the new sensation. She was more wet than usual, the lewd sounds of skin on skin echoing in the room.

The moans coming from Mai sent shivers down Ieyasu’s spine, spurring him on to pump faster, chasing his release. Suddenly, he started pounding his hips into her, long and deep. He groaned as he ran his hands along the length of her body, stopping at her breasts to squeeze them and tug at her nipples.

“Mm!” she squealed, biting her lip. “Ieyasu,” she moaned, her walls clenching around him.

He lowered himself, resting his forehead against hers as he drove even deeper into her, both their bodies rocking. Their groans filled the room, as they both fell over the cliff together, his cock throbbing hard inside her as her walls clenched, holding him inside. Her nails dug into his shoulders as she willed her body to stop trembling.

Ieyasu’s breath began to even out, his cock softly twitching but never wanting to leave her. His breath lingered with hers until it was almost quiet in the room. “Why do you always have to get in the way with your curiosity,” he teased, kissing her on the forehead before pulling out.

Mai groaned at the emptiness she felt. “Because you said it would be boring if I didn’t,” she chuckled, nuzzling into the crook of his neck.

Ieyasu smiled softly, wrapping an arm around her before letting the quietness of the night lull him to sleep.

[agencja-eventowa-blog]

Oferujemy zabudowy targowe wykonane z konstrukcji aluminiowych: kratownicy Global Truss, systemu Mframe (moduły ramowe) oraz systemów targowych typu Octa (profile). Jesteśmy agencją eventową z Poznania, ale działamy na terenie całego kraju.

Realizujemy gotowe projekty, a także tworzymy je od podstaw w zależności od potrzeb klienta. Jesteśmy otwarci na indywidualne projekty, możemy stworzyć całe wydarzenie począwszy od projektu stoiska i wizualizacji 3D, poprzez zabudowę aż do obsługi technicznej podczas samego wydarzenia. Pomagamy także w przygotowaniu materiałów reklamowych. Posiadamy również rozbudowane zaplecze techniczne, dlatego z pełnym zaufaniem można powierzyć nam kompleksową organizację eventu.

Doskonałe rozwiązanie do zabudowy targowej oraz scenicznej stanowi aluminiowa kratownica renomowanej firmy Global Truss w systemie Quadro i Duo - odpowiednio 4 i 2-rurowa, złożona z prostych i łukowych elementów. Świetnie sprawdzi się w przypadku dużych i średnich projektów. Modułowa konstrukcja stanowi idealną podstawę do montażu wszelkiego rodzaju oświetlenia, nagłośnienia, ścianek, telewizorów oraz banerów (zajmiemy się ich przygotowaniem i wydrukiem).

W naszej ofercie znajduje się również system Mframe, pozwalający na tworzenie zabudowy kreatywnych i nietypowych konstrukcji opatrzonych drukowaną grafiką. Standardowa wysokość ścian to 2,5 m, ale dzięki rozbudowanemu systemowi możliwa jest budowa zarówno wyższych jak i niższych konstrukcji i długości. Narożniki ścian mogą być ustawione standardowo jak i pod dowolnym kątem czy nawet łukiem. Całości dopełnia możliwość zadaszeń (także łukowych), podświetleń, lad, półek, monitorów, telewizorów etc. System ten jest bardzo dobrym rozwiązaniem dla niewielkich powierzchni, idealny do prezentacji w galeriach handlowych, pokazów premierowych, eventów, wystaw etc.

Budujemy także stoiska w oparciu o standardowy system targowy typu Octa. System ten składa się z profili pozwalających na stawianie i łączenie ścianek o szerokościach elementów od 45 lub 95 cm i maksymalnej wysokość 250 cm, które w odpowiednich konfiguracjach umożliwiają realizację zróżnicowanych konstrukcji - prostych stoisk targowych, schowków, stołów, lad, ekspozytorów, tablic itp. Profile te mogą stanowić również element zaplecza lub być uzupełnieniem zabudowy z kratownic. Standardowo zabudowa wykończona jest wypełnieniami z białych płyt HDF lub PCV z możliwością oklejenia w dowolnym kolorze, naklejenia logotypów, oklejenia folią z dedykowaną drukowaną grafiką lub wykonanie nadruku bezpośrednio na płytach.

Posiadamy niezbędny sprzęt pozwalający zbudować stoisko, stworzyć cały event czy zorganizować konferencję od A do Z, a także niezbędny wyposażenie eventowe, które również wypożyczamy. Posiadamy m.in.:

- Sprzęt audio-video: głośniki, mikrofony, projektory, telewizory, miksery audio-video

- Oświetlenie: wielowariantowe i wielobarwne oświetlenie LED, ruchome głowy, gobo oraz systemy sterowania oświetleniem

- Osprzęt konferencyjny: stoły, krzesła, projektory, nagłośnienie

Zapraszamy do kontaktu. Stworzymy indywidualny projekt w oparciu o Państwa potrzeby lub zaproponujemy gotowe rozwiązanie. Jesteśmy otwarci również na Państwa pomysły dotyczące realizacji oraz projektu stoiska wystawienniczego.

http://zabudowatargowapoznan.pl

[ramajmedia]

10 Of The Most Iconic Jim Henson Creatures (That Aren't Muppets), Ranked

Most of us are familiar with the genius of Jim Henson, whether from The Muppets, Sesame Street, or any number of his films. The famous puppeteer and creator certainly had a gift for creating memorable and visually stunning characters. So much so, in fact, that an entire workshop was created dedicated to the production of some of these famous creatures.

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Classic shows like The Storyteller and Fraggle Rock (and movies like Labyrinth and The Dark Crystal) owe everything to this visionary. Some of their most wonderful creations were all conceived in Jim Henson's Creature Shop. Today, we're having a creature feature as we spend some time with ten of the Jim Henson Company's greatest creature creations. Oh, and don't worry: as you can see, we haven't forgotten the Muppets; they've been ranked separately!

10 Bear in the Big Blue House

We'll start our list with a howdy from the big bear himself, Bear from Bear in the Big Blue House. One of the largest creatures created by Henson's company (along with characters like Sweetums), Bear was the warm and inviting star of his own show. It aired on the Disney Channel in the 90s.

In the mornings, Bear would welcome viewers into the titular Big Blue House for a day with all his friends, such as Treelo, Ocho, Pip and Pop Otter, Shadow, and Luna the Moon. Bear was as big and warm as his personality, and he always made his viewers feel welcome. What better way to start out our list?

9 Rankle, Rose, and Edgar

What do a reanimated cat mummy, a zombie raccoon, and a werewolf with a sweet tooth have in common? They are all friends of the quirky and charming Christine McConnell. These three are certainly some of the more adult characters the company has created, but at the same time, they are as charming as any Muppet or other creation.

RELATED: Sesame Street: 10 Best Celebrity Guest Stars Of The Last 50 Years, Ranked

Brought to us by Henson Alternative, Rankle, Rose, and Edgar are easily the highlights of the show. Rankle is snarky, sarcastic, and mildly sinister, Rose is bawdy and loud, and Edgar is a teddy bear with a horror-movie-quality exterior. What's not to love?

8 The Sinclair Family

Created in memory of the famous Muppet-maker, Dinosaurs was a sitcom that centered around the prehistoric happenings of the Sinclair family. For four seasons, viewers tuned in to the lives of Earl, Fran, Robbie, Charlene, and their hatchling, Baby Sinclair. The show was a weird but wonderful combination of creatures and comedy that had quite the following.

Despite its use of creatures, the sitcom jumped through all the genre hoops in the way of Family Matters, Full House, and Boy Meets World. It had the family-centric narrative, but also tackled some interesting issues, including a controversial season finale. It was a strange show, but certainly one we can appreciate.

7 Gelflings (2019 Version)

The Dark Crystal is arguably one of Jim Henson's greatest creations; essentially his Lord of the Rings. As much as we wanted to include Jen and Kira from the original film, the prize has to go to the newer Gelflings featured in the new Netflix series.

The Gelflings, as their name might allude, are elf-like creatures from the land of Thra. In Age of Resistance, there are even tribes of them somewhat akin to the elves of Tolkien. Rian, Brea, and Deet are three of the new Gelflings, and they could not look better. They have better puppet models, a more high-fantasy design, and their different personae are absolutely enchanting. Color us impressed.

6 Skeksis

On the other end of the Dark Crystal spectrum, we have the sinister and insidious Skeksis. This breed of nightmare fuel is quite possibly the most horrifying thing Henson ever dreamed up. With their beaks, claws, teeth, and aristocratic sense of style, there's definitely something outright evil about their persona.

From the snarling Emporer Skeksi to the creepily charming Chamberlain, the Skeksis have ruled Thra with an iron claw, bewitching and deceiving their world to their whims. They are truly as hideous on the outside as they are within, but we still love watching them. They're easily one of our favorite monsters.

5 Creatures of the Labyrinth

Though we have a soft spot for Sir Didymus, we couldn't pick just one creature for this spot. For those who haven't seen this marvelously magical film, Labyrinth is Jim Henson's collaboration with the legendary David Bowie, which resulted in one of the most iconic fantasy films of the 80s.

RELATED: 10 Things You Didn't Know About Labyrinth

Jareth, Hoggle, Ludo, and all the legions of monsters that inhabit this mystical magical world were just too many to count. Worthy of a list all their own, the creatures from the titular labyrinth could rival those of Dark Crystal fame, but we'd be lying if we said Bowie didn't give them an unfair advantage.

4 The Fraggles

Dance your cares away and let the music play, down in Fraggle Rock with these colorful creatures. The Fraggles are small, carefree critters who, along with the workaholic Doozers, live their lives and go on adventures in the caves of Fraggle Rock.

RELATED: 10 Most Underrated Jim Henson Creations

Gobo, Mokey, Wembley, Boober, and Red are just the starring cast of Fraggle Rock, but there are legions more of the fuzzy creatures living beneath the home of Doc and his dog, Sprocket. These lovable creatures are some of Jim Henson's most memorable characters, and we can see why. Much more than Muppets, the Fraggles delighted kids for five seasons and 96 episodes.

3 Aughra

Frank Oz couldn't have put it better any other way: she's so ugly she's beautiful. Yes, we've mentioned the rest of the Dark Crystal characters already, but we can't leave out Aughra. Aughra is one of the most powerful beings in the realm of Thra, as well as one of the most uniquely-designed creatures the Creature Shop has ever created.

Born from the rocks before even the race of Gelflings, Aughra is the only one of her kind. She's a mystic, a wizard, and a cosmic being all rolled into one. As one of the most strange and mystifying creatures on our list, you can bet we applauded her return in Age of Resistance. 

2 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Bringing Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael, and Michaelangelo to the big screen outside of animation was no easy feat. Enter Jim Henson's Creature Shop to bring them to life. Using a mix of puppetry and full-body effects, the turtles sprang from the sewers and onto the big screen for the very first time.

Though the characters themselves were not created by Henson or his crew, the technology to bring them to life was. This led to the creation of the Henson Performance Control System, which revolutionized puppeteering and practical effects. If it wasn't for this film, who knows where the creature shop would be.

1 Big Bird

Arguably the most famous resident of Sesame Street, Big Bird has entertained legions of children and even adults since he first appeared in 1969. The large yellow avian has represented every curious child to ever tune in to the popular PBS program, teaching them the value of imagination and an appetite for learning.

From his bright, yellow, fluffy exterior to his enormous heart, Big Bird has delighted millions of viewers the world over. Though not a product of the Creature Shop, without Big Bird there might not even be a Sesame Street. Adorable, curious, and even a trendsetter, how could we not give the big guy our number one spot?

NEXT: Sesame Street: 10 Hilarious (And Adorable) Bert And Ernie Memes

source https://screenrant.com/jim-henson-most-iconic-creatures-besides-muppets/

[john781things-blog]

10 Lighting Tips for Your Event

When it comes to event planning, there are multiple arrangements which require scrutiny. Among them, lighting is one of the vital tasks that you can't compromise with. It's totally worthless of planning entire lighting arrangements from your own. Hence you look forward to lighting equipment rental service that not only saves your time as well as money. 

 Check out the ten ways to make your event shine!

1.     Lighting Plan – Go for the site visit and get an idea of venue size, where the lights need to be fixed or to understand where you need to put the whole set up. With your visit, you will acknowledge the important part of the venue in terms of atmosphere and lighting, which you can organize accordingly.

2.     Spotlights – Spotlights bind the key focus of attendees’ to speakers or guests of honor. Make sure the audience space is darker and more ambient, that will develop the stage area more prominent for the audience.

3.   Pixel Mapping – With pixel mapping, you can give fantastic effects as there are advanced LEDs which can change the quality of light as they flash light on-stage. Pixel mapping can be done for images and videos both.

4.   Color Washes – Color Wash will have two major pros for your event. Firstly, it will fill up the vacant space in your event. Secondly, it will add ambiance to the entire venue and keep it energetic throughout the program.

5.   Up-lighting – These are the ground-based lights which can add depth and make the event eye-popping. It has vibrant color combinations that add more depth and feel to an event. 

6.     Gobo Lighting – Through gobo lighting, you can add visual excitement and moment to your party as it gives dynamic lighting onto the walls. Gobos are the lights that can be used to promote business logo or the event hashtag.  

7.     Make Your Event Colorful – By adding colorful light to an event, you can differentiate the zones within the event and help your audience to opt for a satisfying space within.

8.     LED for Lighting – Use LED lights to give your event more brightness with minimal electricity consumption. These lights are long-lasting, emit less heat, and are easily replaceable.

9.     Intelligent Lighting System – Intelligent lighting will help you to pre-program all your lighting system in advance, as it has automated and mechanical abilities beyond those of traditional, stationary illumination.

10.    Happy Tubes – LED tube or happy tube is a new type of fixture which is available in different lengths with varying amounts of LEDs. They are easily adaptable and can be used in all kind of events, including a live music concert and conference.  

These types of lighting system or lighting equipment can go up to any budget, so plan in advance! Also, remember to ask your queries to the event planners or lighting planners for the best results. You can even ask for the special packages to save more! 

[ippukuteahouse]

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[ilavegan]

 ILA is a submissive eatery located inKannur.Both home delivery and dine- in options are offered.

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It substantially offers high- protein snacks and potables, so you can be absolutely certain that the food isnutritious.The six locales of ILA Restaurant are in Kanuur, Taliparamba, Kasargod, Kozhikode, Kochi, and Thalassery.

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At Ila Restaurant, lunch is our primary event. We serve an incredible sadhya along with twenty-three other dishes and two types of payasam. Our dinner selections are just as delectable and nourishing. Our main meals include vellayappam and gobo manjurian, along with porota and veggie kurma.

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We adjust the delicacies to the tastes of our patrons because they are renowned for their flavor and healthfulness. If you're worried about your health,We prioritize our clients' health and will make any adjustments to your food.

There is ample parking available at the ILA restaurant, with space for over fiffty automobiles, as well as over twenty bikes and other vehicles. Additionally, we have a car wash facility where we offer free car washing.

Our food delivery services is the main atraction of our restaurant is Because of its quick and safe delivery, our restaurant's major draw is its food delivery department, which is the best in Kannur, so you can imagine how quick and safe it is. 

Because of the professionalism and experience of our chefs and staff, our customers find our services to be quite comfortable

In ila restaurant is pleasant and fulfilling dining experience for patrons is achieved via the collaborative efforts of multiple components that make up restaurant service.

At the end of the the goal of our restaurant service is to give customers a memorable dining experience. The goal our restaurant is to make guests feel at home, at ease, and well-cared for from the moment customer walk into a restaurant until they leave.

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Exploring Flavour Biographies

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