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alexander and pato | thursday | portland 2024

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Nothing but tunes from @ BVB09 🎶

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**Wincest fans DNI, because apparently I have to say that now.**

Upon discussing the rumor that Jensen Ackles was going to play Batman at... some point, my friend and I decided to cast the people of Gotham as according to the vibes we get from the SPN cast, both in and outside of their plots on the show. Here are our final thoughts:

- Just getting it out of the way, we have no idea where Misha goes. He's too powerful for anything we could think of. The idea of him playing Catwoman just so he would have to play Jensen's love interest (again. cough) was tossed around but never came to fruition.

- Jensen is Batman, obviously.

- Jared is the Joker. I will not elaborate. (Jared stans please don't k- [gunshots])

- Mark Sheppard is Penguin. We couldn't figure out why, but the vibes of Penguin well matched those of both Mark and Crowley.

- Mark Pellegrino is Scarecrow. Ngl I am afraid of this man. But I think he could do this.

- Richard Speight Jr. plays the Riddler. I do not have to explain this. The man has whimsy and riddling written all over his face

- Alexander Calvert plays Dick, but he also plays Jason, but he also plays Tim, but he also plays Damien. Whenever there is a wet pathetic Robin boy, he is played by Alex. If the Robin in question is shown as a child (e.g. A scene showing Dick's parents' deaths) he will still be played by Alex, but he gets sized down in post. NOTE - He is never edited to look younger, just smaller.

- Julien Richings plays Alfred. He will be good at portraying the handling of Jensen/Bruce's petulant bat-doings. I'm sure of it.

- Ruth Connell is Harley Quinn, and Emily Swallow is Poison Ivy. Doing our part for sapphics everywhere Idk

- We couldn't decide on a character for Rob Benedict, but he has to be in there somewhere. My personal suggestion was that he plays every background character. Every single one. There's a no-name guy running a hot dog stand? Rob. An old woman getting mugged? Rob. The angry ski-mask-wearing man mugging her? Also Rob. This man is a spectacle to me and I want to do his image justice.

- We also couldn't find characters for Felicia Day or Alona Tal, but similarly, they do have to be there. Originally they were going to be HQ/PI, but we gave HQ to Ruth, because, like.. It's Ruth

- Last but not least, if Misha won't be playing Catwoman, she'll be played by Lauren Cohan.

This absolute shitpost is so dear to me and it's only inevitable that one day I'll finally crack and draw it. If you made it this far.. I don't know. Your commitment to the bit is appreciated just as much as our own, I suppose

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hockey team thickness - New York Islanders 2024 VERSION (roster as of 27.07.2024)

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19.04.2023

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cancelling gossip girl on hbomax right after luna, monet and aki's storylines start getting flushed out?

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HBO Max has canceled Gossip Girl

+ Creator Joshua Safran

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Gossip Girl (2007 / 2021)

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Naomie Harris | Julien Macdonald dress • Tamara Mellon sandals • Tyler Alexander clutch | GQ Men Of The Year Awards | 2015

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L'homme aux mille visages, Sonia Kronlund (2024)

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drawing portraits as a conduit for Angst

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Books I have read in February 2023 & my opinion on them (ft. my lovely tulips)

Le Diable, Léon Tolstoï, 1911 | Found it a bit boring. Didn’t like it as much as I thought I would.

Les aventures de la marchandise : pour une critique de la valeur (2003) & La Société autophage : capitalisme, démesure et autodestruction (2017), Anselm Jappe | A real, hard slap in the face. I think this will be a turning point in my political journey. Kinda want to do a in-depth review of the two books but I am not sure who would read it !

On Murder considered as One of the Fine Arts, Thomas de Quincey, 1827 | It was fun. I liked the first part the most, really captures the rambling inherent to academic lecturers. Much like the Confessions, de Quincey masters the art of beating around the bush. And I kinda like that.

Le Roi pêcheur, Julien Gracq, 1948 | Julien Gracq my beloved. Probably my favourite thing I read of him yet. It was sooooo good, such a great play.

Le Désastre de Pavie : 24 février 1525, Jean Giono, 1963 | I was skeptical about reading an historical essay written by a novelist but I was proven wrong! It was a really good book, well-written and the author offers a very interesting insight of the events. I now have really random knowledge of the year 1525.

Contes, Alexandre Pouchkine, 1831-35 | It was fun reading tales but I am a bit disappointed as they were originally written in verse and the translation is in prose!