#nate pendleton

[gaqalesqua]

He’s almost jealous how good the uniforms look on them.

Kinktober Day Six: Formal Wear | Uniforms | Threesome (or more)

[sas-afras]

a post that really speaks to their dynamic

[mastersoftheair]

and more behind the scenes pics (from natasha vincent's instagram)

[z-ppy]

Generation Kill headcanons

ray hates silence. like it makes him physically uncomfortable. he hates being stuck in his own head.

nate always says “god bless you” when someone sneezes and brad always takes the opportunity to opine about the futility of religion

ray has met his father exactly once. he saw him at walmart when he was 12

brad can't cook for shit and lives off of peanut butter and frozen peas when he's home. ray hates this for him.

upon hearing that nate had never been to waffle house, ray drove an hour from pendleton to find one. nate went because he couldn't bear to see ray disappointed. brad declined the invitation.

you know those old political internet forums that were popular around 2003? yeah, brad loves those. he's insufferable.

upon meeting nate for the first time, ray blurted out "you know fick's german for fuck, right?" and nate was like "yes I'm aware"

yes, doc will give you a bandaid, but he only has ones with butterflies on them. this is intentional. still want one?

tell me yours!!

@gorgeousundertow

[typingtess]

“You wanted to see me, Admiral,” Sam said as he knocked on the door.

“Come in, sit down.”

Sam sat in the guest chair. “If this is about Callen and Rountree, they’re set up in San Diego, Fatima is working with the office in Camp Pendleton with Agent Flynn. He’s worked with us in the past.”

“If Callen and Rountree can’t handle a pair of Marines selling soon to be disabled grenades to a group of white separatists, then we’re all in trouble.”

“Rountree’s crash course in being a Marine went well. He should fit right in.”

“Well, I have an assignment for you,” the Admiral said, passing a file folder to Sam.

“Jane Tennant,” Sam said, looking at the file.

“She’s been through a bit of a rough patch. And I think you can help her through it but…”

“But…”

“Agent Tennant was beaten and tortured.”

“I know, you sent me to Venezuela to help find her.”

“And that assignment is what you do best – rescuing a colleague. You’ve been doing that for Callen since Hetty paired you two up.”

“We make a good team.”

“This assignment is more making sure she’s ready to return.”

“I’m sure she’ll requalify and their version of Nate will keep an eye on her.”

“Their version of Nate won’t be in the field with her. Won’t have someone like Callen making sure she’s in the right state of mind.”

“And you’d like me to be there.”

“The men who held Tennant threatened her family as they tortured her. She’s got a son who is going to Annapolis and a younger daughter.”

“Sounds familiar.”

“I understand if you don’t want to go to Pearl. I can send Nate if this is too close.”

“It’s not too close. I figured out how to live through my situation, Jane needs to do the same.”

“Washington wants an outsider to take a look at Tennant. Honestly, she’s too respected and too well liked by her office. If they need to sit Agent Tennant down for a while, they may not want to do that to her.”

“And you think I’m the man for that job.”

“I think you are, Nate thinks you are, Leon Vance thinks you are.”

“When do I fly out?”

“Tomorrow, 0600 from Edwards. You stay as long as they need you.”

“You getting rid of me, sir?” Sam asked with a chuckle.

“No, I’m getting you ready to get rid of me.”

[cctinsleybaxter]

not sure if uve talked about this before but what are your thoughts on the catch 22 1970 film 🧐 the way alan arkin plays yossarian excuses the messier plot to me

The movie's grown on me over time; it gets a lot 'wrong,' but the book is a real beast to adapt so I mostly just admire that they went for it, and my own favorite performances are so random! Richard Benjamin as Danby, Orson Welles as Dreedle (+ Austen Pendleton playing off him as Moodus), and Olimpia Carlisi as Luciana. My favorite scenes are:

"Then why are they shooting at me MI-Lo?"

Daneeka's explanation of catch-22

Milo marking up everything on the beach

Yossarian and Luciana dancing and spending the night together (director Mike Nichols is really, really good at that kind of layered intimacy; sweetness with an underlying nastiness, and vice versa)

All of 'The Eternal City' in adaptation (Milo's delivery of "then they'll understand" re: Nately's parents still makes me shudder)

Scenes that are played for straight comedy are honestly more of a miss imo, but the briefing with Dreedle's nurse knocks it right out of the park

Back to your point- Arkin's definitely doing what I think was called for with the more 'out there' behaviors, but on second watch I actually really liked his take on a quieter Yossarian. It's hard to tell what he's thinking, which is at odds with the book's whole ethos but not out of character

[kaitlinamberxo]

Kaitlin's 100 Favorite Male Muses Masterlist

Documenting some of my fictional crushes over the years. Some are justified, some not so much, and in no particular order.

There are many that I attempted, but I couldn't do them justice.

1: Nate Archibald

2: Tyler Lockwood

3: Robb Stark

4: Bellamy Blake

5: Peter Pevensie

6: Din Djarin

7: Percy Jackson

8: Anthony Bridgerton

9: Bucky Barnes

10: Sirius Black

11: Cedric Diggory

12: Tony Stark

13: Aladdin

14: Prince Naveen

15: Leo Valdez

16: Newt Scamander

17: Flynn Rider

18: Scott McCall

19: Elijah Mikaelson

20: Benedict Bridgerton

21: Luke Castellan

22: Fred Jones

23: Conrad Fisher

24: Derek Hale

25: Fred & George Weasley

26: Bruce Wayne

27: Ron Weasley

28: Nathan Scott

29: Dick Grayson

30: Lucas Scott

31: Jaime Lannister

32: Oliver Wood

33: Clark Kent

34: Obi-Wan Kenobi

35: Jon Snow

36: Jamie Tartt

37: Joel Miller

38: Alec Lightwood

39: Poe Dameron

40: Klaus Mikaelson

41: Evan "Buck" Buckley

42: JJ Maybank

43: Anakin Skywalker

44: Sam Winchester

45: Steve Rogers / Captain America

46: Jacob Black

47: Reggie Mantle

48: Hobie Brown / Spider-Punk

49: Diego Hargreeves

50: Lincoln Kom Trikru

51: Simon Lewis

52: Hernan "Shades" Alvarez

53: Enzo St. John

54: Edmund Pevensie

55: Jake Fitzgerald

56: Raphael Santiago

57: John B. Routledge

58: Art Donaldson

59: Klaus Hargreeves

60: Daryl Dixon

61: Simon Basset

62: Tobias "Four" Eaton

63: James "Jim" Gordon

64: Dean Forester

65: Matthias Helvar

66: Isaac Lahey

67: Prince Charming / Kit

68: Thomas "Tommy" Shelby

69: Oberyn Martell

70: Dean Winchester

71: Chad Meeks-Martin

72: Jim Hopper

73: Bradley "Rooster" Bradshaw

74: Dan Humphrey

75: Peter Quill / Star-Lord

76: Colin Bridgerton

77: Forsythe Pendleton "Jughead" Jones III

78: Wade Wilson / Deadpool

79: Kaz Brekker

80: Draco Malfoy

81: Sodapop Curtis

82: Peter Maximoff / Quicksilver

83: Phil Dunphy

84: Scott Summers / Cyclops

85: Haymitch Abernathy

86: Finnick Odair

87: Damon Salvatore

88: Johnny Storm / Human Torch

89: Harry Potter

90: Matthew Murdock / Daredevil

91: Jeremiah Fisher

92: Peeta Mellark

93: Remus Lupin

94: Stiles Stilinski

95: Aleksander Morozova / The Darkling

96: Prince Eric

97: Nikolai Lantsov / Sturmhond

98: Regulus Black

99: Peter Parker / Spider-Man

100: Alexios / Deimos

[dustedmagazine]

King Louie Bankston — Harahan Fats (Goner Records)

King Louie Bankston, who passed away in February 2022 a little shy of his 50th birthday, will one day fit into the hallowed pantheon of New Orleans’s larger-than-life musical eccentrics. These are oddballs and outsiders and obsessives walking their own paths — Ernie K-Doe, Lazy Lester, post-Memphis Alex Chilton, Guitar Lightnin’ Lee, Quintron and Miss Pussycat, to name just a few — who stumble onto momentary household notoriety (to greater and much lesser degrees) through the sheer force of their creative will. Louie walked tall right beside them. 

Louie’s roots are planted firmly in the garage and punk scene of the late-1980s and early-1990s, which he located as one often does via an obsession with skateboarding. While he laid down some quality scorched-earth trash that might not initially be associated with traditional New Orleans music, Louie cast his net wide — from The Royal Pendletons to the Persuaders to his one-band to Loose Diamonds and Missing Monuments — knowing that it was all just music at the end of the day. While he would find perhaps his biggest success as a songwriter and auxiliary member of the Exploding Hearts, whose cult hit “I’m a Pretender” he penned, he was always writing, always recording, and always flipping the script, all the while keeping his creative voice firmly intact.

The posthumous release Harahan Fats (a nod to his hometown of Harahan, Louisiana), recorded over roughly a four-year period concluding in 2021, captures both the musical and personal contradictions of the man. It’s a sad, funny, catchy, messy, genuinely heartful record that works as both a nice introduction to an extensive career and a regrettably consummate postscript. 

Musically, the songs run the line from rickety power-pop janglers to country two-steppers to gospel-tinged, a cappella laments to dark, folk-tinged confessionals. Melodies and riffs and guitar licks feel instantly familiar but hard to pin down, as if they could only come from the scrambled brain of a genuine iconoclast. Louie’s irreverent humor is on full display on songs such as “Drunk at Work” and the bawdy ode to life’s basic necessities “Air Conditioning, Cold Drinks, Pickles & Pussy.” Other songs work as two-minute musical pulp novels, with Louie as the bandit on the run in the gritty world of the underground punk scene; a power-pop songwriter hopping trains, robbing banks, and running from the law. 

But there’s also an unflinchingly dark underbelly here that would be present whether Louie was still around or not. That he’s not, certainly doesn’t make those moments any brighter. It’s a darkness, though, born out of a commendable honesty. His reworking of “Rehab Legend,” an obscure rap song by Cadalack Ron, is searing and heartbreaking. He gives no quarter as he recounts fuck up after fuck up in brutal detail. Other songs aren’t quite as direct, but there are frequent references to addiction, regrets, attempted amends and the acknowledgment that life’s struggles can simply be too much to handle. That Louie passed so young is a sad reminder of the reality of such concerns. 

But this plaintiveness combined with Louie’s preternatural songwriting ability elevate this record to an instant classic. It cannot be overstated how easily these songs flow, and that effortlessness, rather than making the record feel tossed off, creates an intimacy you wouldn’t necessarily expect to find. As if Louie is saying to us, “Well, if country and rap and pop and garage and gospel and punk can go hand in hand then you can bet that laughter and tragedy and sobriety and backsliding and life and death and pickles and pussy do as well.”

Nate Knaebel

[goalhofer]

Famous July 16, 2023 birthdays:

Fr. Fergus Gordon Kerr (British Catholic priest), 92

Julian A. Brodsky (American businessman), 90

Jimmy Johnson (American football coach & analyst), 80

Gary Anderson (South African-American football player), 64

Terry Pendleton (American baseball player & coach), 63

Claude Lemieux (Canadian hockey player & commentator), 58

Jyrki Lumme (Finnish hockey player), 57

Will Farrell (American actor & movie producer)(pictured), 56

Barry Sanders (American football player), 55

Larry Sanger (American internet developer & businessman), 55

Raimonds Miglinieks (Latvian basketball player & coach), 53

Corey Feldman (American actor)(pictured), 52

Ed Kowalczyk (American singer & guitarist), 52

Ben Cahoon (American-Canadian football player), 51

Anna Smashnova (Belarusian-Israeli tennis player), 47

Kim Rhode (American sport shooter), 44

Carli Hollins (American soccer player), 41

Katrina Kaif Kaushal (British actress & model), 40

Duncan Keith (Canadian hockey player), 40

Mārtiņš Kravčenko (Latvian basketball player), 38

Knowshon Moreno (American football player), 36

Nate Schmidt (American hockey player), 32

[toodamnloyal]

16. which muse is most willing to fight another muse?

lol well not Theo, that's for sure. He hates conflict...he genuinely has no business being in the military the poor guy.

When it comes to the muses over on my side blogs....

Nate Hopkins and John-Robert Pendleton, both are American Civil War veterans and both would pick a fight at the drop of a hat.

Mathafew is just a little bundle of rage, he's prickly and lacks people skills, he's always down for a fight and has to be drug away by his older brother who is usually the one with the brain cells.

[gaqalesqua]

Having rescued an Incubus from Raiders, Nora finds he’s eager to repay her kindness, the best way he can. 

Kinktober 2017 Day 7: xenophilia, tentacles, double penetration, threesome/moresome

[sas-afras]

what if there was a family

[privateengine]

My favourite OC power couple! 

My gift to @gaeadene <3 I love your fics so much xx

[pxelblobs]

Serena Pendleton and Nate Adams

Possibly More than likely, doing a banilla save because I feel like a new save. I have like 20 going but I dont feel like playing them so yep...

[nora-jayne]

WIP Wednesday

Instead of a new WIP, here’s a glimpse of an old WIP that features a prototype of one of my OCs, Felicity. A ton has changed since then, but I really like this opening and would like to reuse it somewhere eventually. It’s a bit of a long one, so click through if it sounds interesting!

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Hancock was really tired of seeing Deacon's stupid face. While he admired the concept of what Deacon did, Hancock found the man himself too quick to lie and not quick enough to help people who weren't synths. Despite his personal feelings, the Railroad helped people who couldn't help themselves so he held the organization in high esteem and did what he could to make their operations in Goodneighbor easier. Though in the wake of the assault on the Institute, it meant he met with Deacon far more than he was happy with. Now, Deacon was coming to him with a request for a favor.

“I'm getting a little sick of you calling in favors,” Hancock said as he sat behind his desk, for once. “I took care of Finn when he started harassing your ‘packages’ that came into town, and that's going to cost us when the next round of Super Mutants come knocking. Now you come asking for more?”

“I know, I know and don't get me wrong, we're grateful for everything you've done for us, but I'm not asking for us. I'm asking for Nate,” Deacon said. It was hard to read Deacon, with or without his damn sunglasses, but Hancock was sure he was on the level about this. Hancock didn't have a true soft spot for many individuals, but Nate Pendleton was one of them. There was no way he'd say no to the General.

“So explain to me why this one is special,” Hancock said with a resigned sigh. “I've seen you two rescue synth after synth and I've never been asked to babysit. Why not let the system handle this one too?”

Deacon gave an uncomfortable cough and looked away. “You heard that the Institute made a child synth of Shaun, right?”

“I remember. Nate was worried Piper wouldn't warm up to the kid,” Hancock filled in. He humored the non sequitur with the hope it would lead to an actual answer.

“Yeah, and good for him, she loves Shaun,” Deacon told him. That made Hancock feel good. If someone deserved a little peace and a family, it was Nate. “But that wasn't the only synth they made to try to get him to go along with their plans. Only he's pretty sure Piper won't accept this one quite as well.”

“Are you going to tell me?” Hancock prompted. This was the sort of waffling he disliked from Deacon when he really needed to just get to the point.

“Maybe it's better if you meet her,” Deacon said. Hancock's brow raised and gestured to the door.

“Fine, bring her in.”

The woman, synth but woman all the same, who came through the door at Deacon's prompting was dressed in clothes clearly borrowed from Fahrenheit. The road leathers hung loosely on her thin frame but she didn't have the nervous look that was common for recently freed synths. Her hair was long, dark, and healthier than anyone he'd seen in the wasteland. She was certainly pretty, with a glow to her skin that even other synths, soft as they were before coming to the surface, lacked.

“So this is the mayor here,” Deacon told her. “He’s going to help while we get everything figured out.” It took a lot for Hancock not to roll his eyes.

“John Hancock,” he introduced to the woman. “Though for the record, I never actually agreed to babysit.” Her face lit up at his name, her eyes were a ray of sunshine after a radstorm, her lips tilted up in response to a joke he hadn’t told.

“Nora Pendleton,” she introduced. That was a surprise. Nate had never mentioned his late wife's name, not to Hancock at least, but Deacon's little preamble along with the familiar last name said everything it needed to. He could understand why Nate's new lady love might object to this synth in particular. She stuck out her hand and Hancock smiled and met her halfway to shake. It was an old world tradition, but his father had taught him the value of a good handshake and he was certain his father would have been utterly charmed by hers.

[fancyladssnacks]

Yes 😁

every ot3 has these very important roles:

person a, who runs headlong into crazy bullshit

person b, who acts like they’re too sensible to run headlong into crazy bullshit, but is really just as bad as person a

person c, who actually tries to avoid running headlong into crazy bullshit, but keeps getting dragged into it by the other two anyway