#mark bowman

[roboreverie]

Some headshots of what I'd think the Mitchells would look like a few years into the future, with a few OCs scrambled in.

As this is for a project, these likely won't be the final designs for them, but I'm actually quite liking some of the designs.

[hitchell-mope]

Good movie. I’d probably watch it again.

[lafbnetwork]

Number 1 Tight End In 2026 Class Trending Towards USC Trojans

The USC Trojans currently have the No. 1 2026 recruiting class according to both Rivals and 247 Sports. They aim to continue building upon that standing and holding on to it until signing day in December. One of the top players in the class, and in the state of California, is Mater Dei TE Mark Bowman. Originally a 2027 prospect, Bowman reclassified to the 2026 class just a short while ago. That…

[70ssmut4]

[strivia]

Kash + making me fear for Darius

"The longer Darius is with him the more danger he's in!"

[nerds-yearbook]

On December 1, 1955, in order for historical events to get back on track, the time traveling alien known as the Doctor (13) and her companions had to refuse to give up their seats, so that Rosa Parks would be arrested and help spur on the Civil Rights movement. ("Rosa", Doctor Who vlm 3, TV)

[cinesludge]

Movie #10 of 2024: The X Files

I've been watching the series on Hulu and they remastered it for widescreen t.v.'s and some of the framing is hilarious when they block the actors super close together in the center of the screen.

The first three seasons are fantastic. My favorite episode is probably "Squeeze" which includes snap crackling pop dialog from Mulder like, "Is there anyway I can get it off my fingers quickly without betraying my cool exterior?" [shakes hand wildy]

My other favorite aspect of the early seasons includes on location shooting in Vancouver so nearly every episode they're in a forest. This dynamic led to magnificent storytelling decisions facilitated by editing such as Mulder knocking on Scully's door and handing her a ticket because they've got to get on a plane to leave D.C. and fly to Washington state. Smash cut to Mulder and Scully in a 1994 Ford Taurus driving INTO DANGER (a forest). Because something bad and scary happened there (forest bad)!

Oh yeah, they also made this dumb movie at some point in between seasons. Duchovny and Anderson exude tiredness as they over and under emote their way through this oddly paced nothingburger of a movie that serves as a way to kill the one cool old english guy and doesn't make a whole lotta sense continuity wise. And then they've gotta get right back to work on the next season. It's fine.

[stereax]

[hom3stuck-d41ly]

[S] John: Take bite of apple.

> END OF ACT 1

[vintagewarhol]

[marcovaleyeah]

15.03.24

#Mira-Marathon | Danny Phantom

Animation Series Name: Danny Phantom | Season 2 | (2005); Production studios: Nickelodeon Animation Series, Billionfold; Director by: Butch Hartmanz, Wincat Alcala, Gary Conrad, Julie Hashiguchi, Kevin Petrilak, Ken Bruce, Richard Bowman, Sean Dempsey, Daniel de la Vega; Screenwriters: Brian Hogan, Sib Ventress, Marty Isenberg, Bob Boyle, Mark Banker, Mark Drop, Amy Keating Rogers, Kevin Sullivan, David Silverman, Stephen Sustarsic, Ellen Lichtwardt Goodchild, Steve Marmel, George Goodchild, Scott D. Peterson, Butch Hartman, Matt Wayne; Starring: David Kaufman, Grey Griffin, Rickey D'Shon Collins, Rob Paulsen, Kath Soucie; Genres: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Action; Running Time: One series – 22 minutes | All series – 7 hours 20 minutes;

The second season of Danny Phantom continues the emotional and exciting adventures of the main character. It is packed with action, humor and exploration of more complex themes. Character development and raised stakes add depth to the story. While there are slight flaws in some episodes, overall this season is a great addition to the first and will appeal to fans of the series.

My rating:

⭐⭐⭐⭐

[catholic-saint-tournament]

Could I humbly offer two of my favorites for the brackets? First, Servant of God Thea Bowman, who was a delightful soul and took the USCCB to task for racism (the speech is on YouTube and it’s electrifying). Also, St. Mark Ji Tianxing. He was a lifelong opium addict who never gave up on his faith although he despaired of ever going to heaven, and was eventually martyred. Anyway I love both of them a lot and also this is a cool project thank you for working on it :)

OF COURSE YOU CAN OFFER FAVORITES

SERVANT OF GOD SISTER THEA BOWMAN WAS AN AMAZING HUMAN BEING

And of course St Mark Ji Tianxing!!!! He's heating up in the rankings - let's hope he makes it to the bracket!!!!!

[hitchell-mope]

Really(?) You don’t say(?)

[boomcrashthelightningflashed]

Currently using my Adobe Illustrator skills for evil (EVIL) - using Marylin Bowman from Kids in the Hall: Death Comes to Town as an excuse to make a martini motif (using a martini motif as an excuse to make Marylin Bowman from Kids in the Hall: Death Comes to Town bc she means the world to me)

Reference photo:

[bobauthorman]

Words to Live By

[alltheboysandgirlsiloved]

How did you feel, mrs. Bowman, when you realized that you are now a mother of three and one of your sons doesn't know what it's like to have a parent? You catch glimpses of it. It's in his stance when he stands in the kitchen's door, watching the cake with burning candles on the table, and his eyes ask "is it for me", but his lips are sealed. He doesn't ask, you don't answer. His love for you is quiet, always will be. Awkward in his casualness, every evening he helps you cook, and pretends he knows what he's doing.

How did you feel, Brandon, when you realized that your younger brother is no longer a child? It hits you at random, in the middle of the grocery store. You lost Darius between the long shelves and instinctively went looking for him in the toy alley, only to find him with his eyebrows furrowed, eyes scanning the fruit on the display. His mind wanders, you can tell, his vision somewhere where your experience doesn't reach. You watch as his shoulders tense momentarily at the noise behind his back, only to relax minutes later. He turns around, your eyes meet his, you see it for a split second - how there's a bridge between the two of you - and then he blinks, and his eyes are shadowed with innocence again. You realize then how much your brother tries to be a child.

How did you feel, Mr. Gutierrez, when you noticed that your daughter's family grew in size? She has always been a child rich in love, ready to gift her smile and joy and affection to anyone around her. Family though, was always special to her. One of a kind. Now, she has two families and both of them evoke slightly different feelings in her. How did you feel, mr. Gutierrez, when you noticed the heartache of being separated from her found family on your daughter's face? How did you feel when you realized that she relates safety with them these days? You thought then - your past with your daughter would never sate the hunger for love in her stomach.

How did you feel, Mrs. Faduola, when you asked your daughter if she wanted to run a charity marathon and she flinched? You find her later, curled up in the corner of a sofa with a sketchbook in her hands. She notices you, she is so keen these days, but makes no motion to invite you closer. Long minutes pass before she speaks "I've once ran a marathon to save someone's life," and her lips wobble, and she adds "running is difficult now" and you know that her future as an athlete is no more. She leaves the room not long after that, sketchbook opened, and each page is marked with a hint of claws and teeth. The adrenaline of survival, not competition changed the course of your daughter's blood.

How did you feel, Mrs. Pincus, when you noticed the restlessness coiling in your son's body? He has always been a quiet child, a book in his hands, a tremble of worry in his heart. He sees the world differently now, moves differently. He walks as if there was a splinter in his foot, and he could do nothing to pull it out. Did your breath catch at the back of your throat, Mrs. Pincus, when you saw the tension in your son melt away as he stepped onto the rooftop and saw an open sky? Your son's life was safe - books and shelters - but now he is only alive in a world full of possibilities. It is not fear that shakes his body, it is his heart - anxious still but brave enough to step out.

How did both of you feel, fathers of internet wonder, when you realized that the screen charms your daughter no more? Through her camera she always spun the world into a magical mystery, now she seeks shadows and walks into nights of the unknown. Secrets are darker, she learnt, more sinister than a child's joy can handle. Something changed in that daughter of yours, and her colorful hair is now a contrast to what is lurking in her eyes. You followed her through the digital footsteps she left behind, now she is more careful and covers her tracks. As if worried, she'd be hunted.