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[gtetrahedron]

Other Worlds, Other Gods

finished "other worlds, other gods" a '71 short story collection focusing on religion in science fiction. lots of it is real pulpy, with only the slightest hints of new wave shining through (mostly via john brunner), but its some good pulp. not a long or heavy read, only a day or two.

most of the stories were from the late 50s and early 60s, with a few from the 40s and late 60s. highlights include lee suttons soul mate, john brunners the vitanuls, anthony bouchers the quest for saint aquin, and damon knights shall the dust praise thee. 

i would recommend it with the caveat that theres nothing super weird, unfortunately (which would be my main criticism). it mostly stuck to christianity (primarily catholicism!) and pastiches of such, with a few jewish cameos and one of hinduism and buddhism each. no alien religions, really. weirdest one was definitely soul mate. nothing ubik-level, lol.

side-note if any of my followers is more learned in hinduism: id be curious about your reading of the vitanuls; im not sure how accurate of a representation it is, being written by a brit, but it seems decent enough? i have very little knowledge of the religion, though, and am supremely unconfident saying that.

[jgroffdaily]

More photos of Jonathan and friends at the Sardi’s caricature unveiling event, from Bruce Glikas at Broadway World.

[getthestarstrades]

Thoroughly Modern Millie opened April 18, 2002, starring Sutton Foster, Gavin Creel, Marc Kudish and Sheryl Lee Ralph

[icklewolfiekins]

I’m still on the Sherlock Holmes thing and I just. I love in Elementary how frequently the person driving the plot is just like one of the Most famous people from musicals. Episode about bees? Sutton Foster. Lucy Liu’s Watson’s back story? Jeremy Jordan. Holmes used to write letters to Laura Benanti! Vinnie Jones from Galavant is in it! It’s a veritable who’s who of the musically gifted and I’m obsessed

[wanderingmind867]

There's so many comics. Reading Not Brand Echh got me curious about all of them, not just the superhero ones. I'm not reading many of them, but I am reading about them (which i realize is slightly different). But i feek like my hyperfixation hasn't drifted away from comics and superheroes yet, but it may have broadened to include comics more generally. I mean... there's only so many times you can see references to popeye, dick tracy, snoopy, etc before you start wanting to look up comics and learn about stuff. But on the plus side: I think Stan Lee, Roy Thomas, Marie Severin, Tom Sutton and more deserve respect for making their humour comic parody every aspect of comics, not just their own stuff. It makes it way more fun (and more interesting too!).

[sk8rambler]

happy birthday my fav 90s drummer... neil mavers!!

[doodle-do-wop]

[Lays down like a French woman][SXF infomercial music]

hi, have you ever wondered what on god's green earth would happen if you got Cammie's whole class line up? Have you ever wanted to see what the girls look like (from my perspective at least)? Well you're in luck!

Here on the nonsense and spelling mistakes blog run by the tears of Edward Townsend (yeah his name is freaking Edward) we so happen to provide fanart for the Gallagher Girls series.

That's right.

Fanart

For

Gallagher Girls

And I consistent with it? Hell no :D

Is most of my work AUs and Tina Walters? Abso-tooda-lutely

I present to you a mildly old ish line up of Cammie's Sophomore class (ignore any mistakes, I have no control over me)

If you see any faces you don't recognize or names you don't know congrats. Those are the mystery background girls that never get a name but are in the class count anyway.

[realhousewives-fan]

It’s the End of the World (for Kyle)

A month after Kyle Richards’ White Party, the People Magazine article broke about Kyle and Mauricio Umansky was separating after 27 years of marriage.

The worst part of this episode was seeing and hearing how the news had affected Kyle’s daughters.

While it was hell on earth for Kyle who thought it was the end of the world, the rest of the women tried to make sense of the shocking news.

Dorit Kemsley and PK who probably were the closest to Kyle and Mauricio in this group, had no idea things between them were that bad.

The producers added that Dorit and Kyle hadn’t spoken since December, and it might have to do something with Dorit’s comment on WWHL.

She felt like Morgan Wade had gotten between her and Kyle, and the closer they got, the further Kyle got from Dorit.

Speaking of Morgan, Crystal Kung Minkoff’s husband, Rob Minkoff, suggested that Morgan could’ve been the one who leaked the story to People Magazine!

Sutton Stracke on the other hand, felt vindicated. She was once again being very vocal about her suspicions.

And she was mad that she had gotten chastised for asking questions about her marriage.

Well, in all honesty, the way Sutton had asked her questions didn’t exactly create a safe space for Kyle to pour her heart out and be vulnerable in.

Kyle appears to be more and more distant from the group. She wasn’t as close with them as she’s usually been.

It seemed at the end that the only one she felt comfortable talking about this with, was Erika Girardi.

Erika is probably the one who really understands what Kyle might go through. She showed up to comfort Kyle and calm down her anxiety.

It was very sweet of Kyle to ask Erika to perform at her White Party. Denise Richards was making snide comments nonstop about watching Erika lip-singing.

There were parts of this episode that was just quintessentially RHOBH too.

Kyle had stolen Lisa Vanderpump’s over the top party planner, Kevin Lee and she was impersonating Vanderpump.

Would she come back next season?!

[alovethatkilledme]

All is not well (736 words) by alovethatkilledme Summary: Jane is concerned about one of the Sisters and asks Jenny Lee for help. What they find is much more concerning than they thought.

[petersonreviews]

Sally Field, who played the title character in Norma Rae, with the woman, Crystal Lee Sutton, on whom the character is based, 1980

[amyaruha]

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[depressedwetnapkin]

Gallagher Girls and Their Food Crimes

Cammie: Eats popcorn without salt or butter

Bex: Made a steak out of A1 sauce and then made the actual steak into the sauce

Liz: Texas Pete's on eggs

Macey: Salad with no dressing if any sort

Tina: Ate a banana. Sideways. With the peel.

Eva: Eats cupcakes by licking off all the frosting and then eating the cake

Courtney: Worships Chick-fil-A sauce

Mick: Pickels. On pizza.

Kim Lee: Bites string cheese instead of tearing it

Anna: Melts cheese in a bowl and eats it with a spoon when she's too lazy to make actual food

Zach: Eats the weird bread with the seeds in it

Grant: Will and has eaten anything available (to be fair, the grilled cheese had been under the bed for only a few days)

Jonas: Eats the dark dark chocolate (the type that's probably used in interrogations)

Rachel: Self explanatory

Abby: Ate an entire baguette sideways

Matt: Dips his pizza in honey mustard

Joe: Dips his pizza in barbecue sauce

Townsend: Has no taste buds whatsoever

Catherine: Has an obsession with sour apple flavored candy

[sorrymcm]

tag drop : muses pt. 3

[wanderingmind867]

A parody of the classic novel Ivanhoe. Apparently Stan Lee first wrote this in the 50s, but Roy Thomas re-edited it. So that's interesting. I feel like the main female lead (the blond girl) must have been instituted by some character in comics. But i don't know who. (Not Brand Echh #11):

[sk8rambler]

unpopular opinion: i hate those soft covers of there she goes by the la's

[utcpias]

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