#norma in red and yellow

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1 ARE YOU READY [ISD MIX] TOBY ASH

2 Baby Body Beat [Red Monster Mix] - BKOOL

3 Baby Want You [Red Monster MixBABYS] - ＢＡＢＹＳ

4 BURNIG LOVE (EX) - D-ESSEX

5 DARK IN THE NIGHT [EX] MAIO & CO

6 EXTASY[93] (EXTASI MIX) - DJ NRG

7 Extra Lover (Midi-Wave Mix)

8 FIRE [MIDI WAVE REMIX]  MEGA NRG MAN

9 harmony(midi wave remix) - valentina

10 HEART BREAKER[92] (TYM B EDIT) - MIKE HAMMER

11 HEHEY DANCIN [TYM Remix]-K&Q

12 HEY HEY[93]- vannesa

13 Hot Love  Emotion [93][Special Crazy Remix] - Virginelle

14 HURRICANE (MIDI WAVE REMIX) - KAREN

15 KAMIKAZE (MIDI WAVE REMIX) - DJ NRG

16 KING AND QUEEN(FRONT LINE-MAHARAJA MIX) - KING & QUEEN

17 KISS ME KISS ME BABE ( ISD MIX) -VIRGINELLE

18 LOVE IS DANGER (EX) - LINDA ROSS

19 Love Love Fire - [TYMP Remix] Roxanne

20 Maharaja Night [o][Yokohama Mix] - Lou Grant

21 MONEY MONEY MONEY[94](EX) - ROXANNE

22 Mystery in Love - Virginelle

23 NEW DAY [94][EXTENDED MIX] - SANDY BEE

24 PARAPARA (RED MONSTER MIX) - KING & QUEEN

25 SEASON(EX) - VERONICA SALES

26 SEVENTIES(TYM REMIX) - MEGA NRG MAN

27 SHOCK ME[92] - MIKE HAMMER

28 SHOTGUN KILLER[93] (MIDI WAVE REMIX) - 　LOVE PRIDE

29 SOUND OF MY HEART[92](TYM B EDIT) - DAVE HAMMOND

30 STRANGER(MST REMIX) - EDO

31 SUGAR BABY - アレクシス

32 Super Sex Symbol [B4 ZA BEAT Remix] - Roxanne

33 TAKE ME HIGH ALL DAYS [93][DR4 REMIX] - LOU GRANT

34 TAKE MY GUN - DOLLY POP

35 TORA TORA TORA(BIG ATTACK MIX) - DOMINO

36 TRY ME ( EX) - LOLITA 37 USA[92] - Joe Yellow

39 Atomic Playboy [Atomic Mix] - Mike Skanner

40 BOOM BOOM DJ - MIRKA 41 CHERRY GIRL - LOLITA

42 FUN FUN BOY - GO GO GIRLS

43 LIKE A VIRGIN(EX) - VIRGINELLE

44 LIVIN'IN AMERICＡ　（ＡＭＥＲＩＣＡＮ　ＭＩＸ）　- VITO

45 MEGATON MAN - MEGA NRG MAN

46 MY NAME IS  - VIRGINELLE

47 NEVER STOP (EX) - フランク・トルペード

48 NIGHT GIRL - HELENA

49 SHAKE ME UP (EXTENDED FRIDAY  MIX) - VALENTINA & MIRKA

50 SUMMERTIME - ANNALISE

51 SUPER SONIC LOVE - MIKE HAMMER

52 SUPERMAN  - アンジー・デイビス

53 Tell Me Why [Extended Mix] - Tension

54 TOKYO TOKYO (EX) - D-ESSEX

55 WHAT IS LOVE(Y & CO REMIX) - MIKE SKANNNER

56 WHAT IS REAL (EX) - MIKE FREEMAN

57 YOU GOT ME GOING CRAZY - TENSION

58 You Need A Lover [94]MidiWave Remix] - Tommy K  

59 Youre My Destiny [Extended Mix] - Maggie May

60 BYE BYE BABY - MAIO & CO

61 Doctor And The Medic [Dance Power Mix] - Derreck Simons

62 Everyday - Doctors Girl

63 HOT GIRL - DR MONEY

64 IN THE NAME OF LOVE(Y&CO REMIX) - カサノヴァ

65 LASER GAME -  CHESTER

66 LOVE FOR MONEY

67 MASTER BLASTER (TYM B EDIT) - MAIO & CO

68 Nobody Knows [Extended Mix] - Gino Caria

69 OK ALL RIGHT - ANNALISE

70 PARA PARA PARA NIGHT - FRANK TORPEDO

71 RIGHT NOW [x](EX) - GO GO GIRLS

72 SEX-AND-DANCE-FRANK-TORPEDO

73 WANTED - DOMINO

74 YOU REALLY GOT ME (TYM B EDIT) -エド

75 DOCTOR DOCTOR(EX) - LISA JHONSON

76 Give Me The Night [1993] - Victoria

77 MEMORIES(EX) - NORMA SHEFFIELD

78 TAKE A LOOK IN MY HEART(ISD) -JILLY

79 Treat Me Right [Extended Mix] - Sophie

80 With You [Midi Wave Remix 1994] - Helena 81 FANTASY [EX] VIRGINELLE

[acidheaddd]

Tagged by @smulie!! ❤❤

Last song: You're Dead by Norma Tanega Favorite color: Black and Green lately. But yellow, red, and orange too. Currently watching: Nothing, really. I haven't watched a show in a long time. Been seeing movies though. Last one was The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. It was good. 👍 Sweet/Spicy/Savory: I like all, but sweet and spicy together is probably my favourite thing. Relationship: Fuck if I know. 🤷 Current Obsession: I am currently between obsessions and it is the worst thing, my brothers and sisters. Last thing I googled: The menu to a pho place I wanted to go pick up eggrolls at. But they've doubled in price so. I ended up with burger king instead. It sucks.

Tagging: @tau1tvec @sugarios @o0corruptedghoul0o and @beachyserasims -- You don't have to do it, obviously, but! Likewise, if you aren't tagged, feel free to do it anyways, if you want.

[lovetogether]

We should post our animal assessments for twin peaks uhhm laa 🎶

Laura - grey wolf

Leland - grey wolf

Sarah - grey wolf

Maddy - black wolf

Shelly - white tailed deer

Bobby - bobcat

Leo - cougar

Mike but like the one that’s Bobby’s friend - yellow house cat

Major Briggs - rhino

Donna - Pygmy rabbit

James - Newfoundland

Norma - cocker spaniel

Big ed - Newfoundland

Nadine - red fox

Andy - river otter

Harry - northern raccoon

Lucy - eastern cottontail

Hawk - Wolverine

Dale - piebald squirrel

Ben - brown tortie

Jerry - orange tabby

Audrey - mixed tortie

Cathrine - Persian cat

Pete - yellow bellied marmot

Josie - golden pheasant

The arm - teacup big

Giant - giant sloth

Mike - owl

Bob - coyote

Gordon - David lynch dog OR parakeet. Have these two fight to the death

Albert - ant (lemon suggestion)

Denise - maned wolf

Sam - duck

That other agent from movie we forgot his name - idk lol

Log lady - beaver

Annie - cocker spaniel

Harold - bearded lizard

Dr jacoby - brown bear

Phillip Jeffries - davidbowie huntsman spider

Da freaking Return

JaneyE - long eared chipmunk

Sonny Jim - chipmunk squirrel hybrid

Blow job brothers - desert bighorn sheep

Diane - poodle

British guy - feild mouse

Other sherif Truman - northern raccoon

Wally - weird hybrid of what Andy and Lucy were because that’s funny

Richard - bushy tailed cat

The woodsman - black bear

[tigressaofkanjis]

Transformers: Lost World - All 15 Tundra Transformers

87. Hound (Healer) - Can be found in Basic, Ocelot, and Leopard Patterns. 

Normal Colors: Chrysocolla (Green, Mint, and Grey with Blue Lights), Camouflage (Camo Green, Tan, and Black with Blue Lights) 

Regal Colors: Grassland (Light Green, Mint, and Amber with Blue Lights), Green Amber (Dark Green, Amber, and Brown with Green Lights) 

Rare Colors: Beast (Black, Green, Tan, and Windsor Tan with Blue Lights; Tibetan Mastiff), Shattered Glass (Dark Grey, Dark Green, Dark Copper, and Black with Red Light) 

Legendary Colors: Old Times (Green and Blue with Blue Lights), Military Might (Black, Dark Green, Camo Green, and Grey with Green Lights) 

88. Bonecrusher (Combatant) - Can be found in Basic, Tribal, and Wide Single Striped Patterns. 

Normal Colors: Masquerade (Vivid Purple, Neon Green, and Dark Grey with Red Lights), Huntsman (Tan, Dark Brown, and Grey with Red Lights) 

Regal Colors: Moss Rock (Camo Green, Windsor Tan, and Black with Red Lights), Variscite Bracelet (Gold, Green, and Mint with Red Lights) 

Rare Colors: Beast (Black, Tan, Gold, and Dark Brown with Yellow Lights; Buffalo), Shattered Glass (White, Black, Red, and Baby Blue with Blue Lights) 

Legendary Colors: N.E.S.T Raider (Dark Grey, Black, and Blue with Blue Lights), Bomb Ultimate (Blue, Teal, and Gold with Yellow Lights) 

89. Long Haul (Wrecker) - Can be found in Basic, Triangular, and Saddled Patterns. 

Normal Colors: Masquerade (Vivid Purple, Neon Green, and Dark Grey with Red Lights), Militia (Green, Grey, and Black with Red Lights) 

Regal Colors: Night Vision (Black, Deep Green, and Neon Green with Red Lights), Lavender Field (Lavender, Grey, and Green with Red Lights) 

Rare Colors: Beast (Green, Dark Green, Brown, and Tan with Yellow Lights; Alamosaurus), Shattered Glass (White, Red, and Blue with Blue Lights) 

Legendary Colors: Big Haul (Yellow, Purple, and Black with Red lights), Hot Desert (Orange, Yellow, and Black with Red Lights) 

90. Breakdown (Wrecker) - Can be found in Basic, Wide Double Striped, and Mackerel Patterns. 

Normal Colors: Futuristic (Blue, Grey, and Red with Red Lights), Blueberry Cream (Blue and Light Gray with Yellow Lights) 

Regal Colors: Faded Dusk (Light Gray, Deep Blue and Orange with Orange Lights), Glass Marbles (White, Red, Blue, and Black with Yellow Lights) 

Rare Colors: Beast (Tan, Brown, Dark Brown, and Dark Blue with Red Lights; Grizzly Bear), Shattered Glass (Red, Slate, Orange, and White with Blue Lights) 

Legendary Colors: Redux (Teal, Purple, and Copper with Purple Lights), Apex Armor (Green, White, Black, and Yellow with Yellow Lights) 

91. Onslaught (Infiltrator) - Can be found in Basic, Narrow Single Striped, and Hexagonal patterns. 

Normal Colors: Militia (Green, Grey, and Black with Red Lights), Azurite (Deep Blue, Copper and Black with Red Lights) 

Regal Colors: Venom (Black, Green, and Silver with Red Lights), Neutral (Tan and Grey with Yellow Lights) 

Rare Colors: Beast (Dark Green, Teal, Cerulean, and Black with Blue Lights; Dunkleosteus), Shattered Glass (Windsor Tan, Red, Yellow, and Grey with Yellow Lights) 

Legendary Colors: Metamorph (Amber, Purple, and Black with Purple Lights), Brutal Murder (Blue, Green, and Gold with Red Lights) 

92. Botanica (Infiltrator) - Can be found in Basic, Tiger, and Tribal Patterns. 

Normal Colors: Sphene Titanite (Gold, Green, and Burgundy with Blue Lights), Alstroemeria (Green, Yellow, and Orange with Yellow Lights) 

Regal Colors: Emerald Marble (Green, Gold, and Black with Blue Lights), Tourmaline (Pink, Green, and Dark Green with Red Lights) 

Rare Colors: Beast (Dark Green, Red, Gold, and Pink with Yellow Lights; Venus Flytrap), Shattered Glass (Black, Pink, Dark Red, and Purple with Pink Lights) 

Legendary Colors: Cosmic Roses (Blue, Purple, and Pink with Purple Lights), White Daffodil (White, Yellow, and Green with Yellow Lights) 

93. Ironhide (Combatant) - Can be found in Basic, Tobiano, and Tiger Patterns. 

Normal Colors: Candy Apple (Crimson and Silver with Blue Lights), Black Pearl (Black and Silver with Blue Lights) 

Regal Colors: Regal Galaxy (Black, White, and Gold with White Lights), Tiger’s Eye (Orange, Black, and Crimson with Blue Lights) 

Rare Colors: Beast (Dark Grey, Silver, Red, and Black with Blue Lights; African Elephant), Shattered Glass (Black, Red, and Gold with Red Lights) 

Legendary Colors: Offroad (Blue, Gold, Black, and Yellow with Blue Lights), Wild Energon (Camo Green, Blue, and Gold with Green Lights)  

94. Elita One (Leader) - Can be found in Basic, Chevron, and Leopard Patterns. 

Normal Colors: Rhondochrosite (Magenta, Pink, and Pale Pink with Blue Lights), Pink Dream (Pink, Purple, and Maroon with Pink Lights) 

Regal Colors: Yellow Jacket (Yellow and Black with Blue Lights), Coral Reef (Pink, Teal, and Gold with Blue Lights) 

Rare Colors: Beast (White, Pink, Magenta, and Purple with Pink Lights; Polar Bear), Shattered Glass (Dark Pink, Purple, Black, and White with Red Lights) 

Legendary Colors: Triple Threat (Red, Purple, and Blue with Blue Lights), Reborn (Purple, Black, and White with Blue Lights) 

95. Strongarm (Wrecker) - Can be found in Basic, Wide Sports Striped, and Narrow Double Striped Patterns. 

Normal Colors: Blueberry Cream (Blue and Light Gray with Blue Lights), Seaboard (White, Cool Black, and Navy Blue with Blue Lights) 

Regal Colors: Sumi-e (White, Black, and Red with Blue Lights), City Night (Blue, Orange, and White with Blue Lights) 

Rare Colors: Beast (Tan, Cerulean, White and Baby Blue with Blue Lights; Styracosaurus), Shattered Glass (Black, Orange, and Pink with Red Lights) 

Legendary Colors: Bucket Beam (Amber, Black, Red and Blue with Blue Lights), Energon Scout (Green, Dark Green, and Brown with Blue Lights) 

96. Lugnut (Wrecker) - Can be found in Basic, Narrow Single Striped, and Tribal Patterns. 

Normal Colors: Aurora (Purple, Green, and Black with Red Lights), Baptisia (Purple, Camo Green, and Deep Purple with Red Lights) 

Regal Colors: Rainbow Fluorite (Lavender, Mint, and Black with Red Lights), Poltergeist (Black, Purple, and Grey with Purple Lights) 

Rare Colors: Beast (Lavender, Grey, and Black with Purple Lights; Livyatan Whale), Shattered Glass (Red, Rose Gold, and Orange with Blue Lights) 

Legendary Colors: Atomic Bomb (Silver, Black, and Yellow with Red Lights), Dangerous Decepticon (Dark Grey, Purple, Red and Gold with Purple Lights) 

97. Brawl (Combatant) - Can be found in Basic, Leopard, and Flames Patterns. 

Normal Colors: Prairie (Yellow, Camo Green, and Silver with Red Lights), Moss Rock (Camo Green, Windsor Tan, and Black with Red Lights) 

Regal Colors: Turquoise (Teal and Mint with Red Lights), Citrus Melody (Green, Orange, and Yellow with Orange Lights) 

Rare Colors: Beast (Dark Green, Camo Green, Mint, and Silver with Red Lights; Hippopotamus), Shattered Glass (Black, Dark Grey, and Maroon with Blue Lights) 

Legendary Colors: Desert Ruins (Tan, Brown, and Windsor Tan with Orange Lights), Allspark Enhancement (Dark Green, Black, and Light Blue with Blue Lights)  

98. Bulkhead (Wrecker) - Can be found in Basic, Saddled, and Tiger Patterns. 

Normal Colors: Militia (Green, Grey, and Black with Blue Lights), Old Shed (Green, Dark Brown, and Black with Blue Lights) 

Regal Colors: Ammolite (Green, Yellow, and Red with Blue Lights), Chrysocolla (Green, Mint, and Grey with Blue Lights) 

Rare Colors: Beast (Black, Green, Grey, and Mint with Yellow Lights; Ankylosaurus), Shattered Glass (Blue, Black, and Purple with Purple Lights) 

Legendary Colors: Nova Hammer (Orange, Green, and Brown with Yellow Lights), Red Tester (Red, Orange, and Black with Orange Lights) 

99. Strika (Combatant) - Can be found in Basic, Mackerel, and Tobiano Patterns. 

Normal Colors: Tropical Dusk (Burgundy, Amber, and Lavender with Orange Lights), Predator (Black, Purple, and Gold with Red Lights) 

Regal Colors: Fire Opal (Orange, Black, and Gold with Red Lights), Fuchsia (Pink, Purple, and Gold with Red Lights) 

Rare Colors: Beast (Purple, Slate, Orange, and Gold with Red Lights; Paraceratherium), Shattered Glass (Crimson, Blue and Gold with Blue Lights) 

Legendary Colors: Nemesis General (Yellow, Brown, Blue, and Black with Blue Lights), Vehicon Beast (Pink, Blue, and Yellow with Pink Lights) 

100. Ultra Magnus (Leader) - Can be found in Basic, Hexagonal, and Triangular Patterns. 

Normal Colors: Futuristic (Blue, Grey, and Red with Blue Lights), Seaboard (White, Cool Black, and Navy Blue with Red Lights) 

Regal Colors: White Lotus (White, Green, and Mint with Red Lights), Moonlit Ocean (Dark Blue, Black and White with Blue Lights) 

Rare Colors: Beast (Cerulean, White, Red, and Grey with Blue Lights; Imperial Mammoth), Shattered Glass (Indigo, Magenta, and Black with Red Lights) 

Legendary Colors: Road-Buster (Yellow, Green, and Black with Blue Lights), Reversal (Crimson, Silver, Black, and Blue with White Lights) 

101. Motormaster (Leader) - Can be found with Basic, Cheetah, and Chevron Patterns. 

Normal Colors: Poltergeist (Black, Purple, and Grey with Purple Lights), Midnight (Dark Blue, Dark Purple, and Slate Purple with Purple Lights) 

Regal Colors: Purple Labradorite (Purple, Black, and Brown with Yellow Lights), Gabbro Merlinite (Indigo, Black, and Silver with Purple Lights) 

Rare Colors: Beast (Black, Brown, Lavender, and Blue with Blue Lights; Gigantopithecus), Shattered Glass (White, Teal, Silver, and Dark Green with Green Lights) 

Legendary Colors: Stunticon Menasor (Blue, Purple, and Red with Red Lights), Forestonite (Teal, Purple, and Light Blue with Purple Lights) 

[saints-end]

Introducing Agatha Hallowes

She is my Oc Protagonist in my fanfic in ao3. She begins work in Phoenix Parks as a sweet shop employee on the same day she meets her new set of friends, known in both books and show as Barney, Norma, Pugsley, and Courtney.

Other’s describe her as gothy, but half-truthfully. For example, she doesn’t mind wearing normal colours that go with the usual dark clothing, like yellow for example, or watching dark fantasy that’s cartoonish or not. Her favourite things to do are taking hikes, drawing out some natural scenery (Mostly flowers), visiting her favourite coffee shop, and twiddling with her childhood violin. She takes care of a tuxedo cat she named after her favourite director.

She’s described as thoughtful to others and confident towards supernatural/paranormal, the only line drawn is her rational fear of blood in reality. She also happens to be diligent towards her professional work and helping out her friends mess. She is also observant of situations and details that are important to either her or others. Only thing she keeps to herself are the birthmarks behind her back (as she sometimes worried about how oddly shaped they were). In the story, she bonds with Courtney, a red demon banished from home, with a sibling kind of friendship.

[mandareeboo]

You want a Drabble prompt? Here’s one, Zagan thought she’d hang out with Norma she has no idea what to do when the cute girl pledges service?

There's a long, dead silence as Norma casually throws a trussed up angel at the Queen's sarcophagus, dipping into a bow entirely too casual for the situation.

"Your Majesties," she greets.

"What," says the Queen, blinking curiously at her, "did you do?"

"Nothing much. I found this angel skulking around the neutral plane, hooked up some improvised booby traps, hit it in the face with a shovel, then trussed it up with leftover lights from the Christmas in July event." Norma, catching on to the ever-growing confusion, shrugged. "It makes more sense if you've seen the film Home Alone."

"Hated that movie," Temeluches commented, cracking his knuckles. "Thanks for the free info, Norma."

"Sure thing. Mind if I go now?"

"Not at all."

"Thanks." Norma stood, bowed, and exited.

Zagan watched the debacle with a detached sense of stage fright. It was great to see more of Norma. That was kind of why she'd given the teen her number in the first place. But the more time demons hung around humans, the more they were all beginning to realize that humans were batshit insane.

The Queen couldn't exactly turn to look at her, but Zagan saw a yellow eye slowly slide towards her. "What ails you, precious?"

"Reeks of blood," she said, and it wasn't a lie. Zagan rubbed her thumb and forefinger together across the bridge of her nose to keep back a familiar urge.

But her mother was far less understanding about Zagan's wish to respect her friend's space and species preference. "Ah. Go feast, then, dear."

Zagan didn't argue, but she wished she could. Wished she could say, 'she just brought us a huge boon and is injured, and you still can't respect her?' Alas, mother is not someone she can deny.

The vampire found Norma just outside the big doors to her castle, and she found her wrapping her forearm with a steady hand. Zagan set her hand on her hip and laughed a little. "Maybe we should make you our field medic."

Norma smiled tightly. "Standard procedure for working at Phoenix Parks. If you can do it yourself, you don't go to the hospital." She jerked her head towards the interrogation likely happening within. "I thought you'd be more interested in that."

"Eugh, I am," she groused. "Mom shooed me away."

She hummed agreement and held out the wound, still half-wrapped. "Snack?"

"You're offering?"

"That's why she sent you out here, isn't it?"

Zagan tsks and slaps her hand away. "Believe it or not, I didn't give you my number for a dine and dash."

"Ah," said Norma, as if she was just remembering. "I don't really know what to do with that. Something tells me my cell phone won't connect to the lower planes."

"You got a scrying pool?"

She stared at her blandly.

"We'll get you a scrying pool," Zagan promised. "Makes it easier to give us reports."

Norma tied off the last bit of gauze and didn't reply.

Zagan leaned awkwardly against the wood door. "This is weird, isn't it?"

"Every social interaction is weird to me," she replied with a shrug. "I don't mind the company."

"I'm sorry," Zagan added, feeling like she should've done it sooner. "For your loss, or whatever. If I'd known... I didn't know. I just thought we were having a fun time."

"We were. It's not your fault the angels aren't what they're cracked up to be." Norma flexed her arm, smiling at the mobility. "That's the whole point of this, isn't it? Revenge?"

"I mean, I just wanted to hang out with a cute girl, but you do you."

It takes Norma a moment to catch up, turning a bright shade of red. Zagan smiled with a hint of fang.

"Wanna grab a bite?" she offered. "There's a diner a floor up that serves food you can probably digest."

Norma pulled her sleeve over the wrappings, and they both could pretend the whole thing was normal and okay. Just two gals being pals instead of comrades at arms. "Sure."

[tinamrazik]

ELTON JOHN ‘NEVER TOO LATE’ DOCUMENTARY ON DISNEY+

Captain Fantastic takes a stand and rocks down the Yellow Brick Road of His Past

The documentary on ICON/LEGEND Elton John, “NEVER TOO LATE,” debuts on Disney+ December 13th, 2024, to a record number of subscribers. Unlike the biopic ‘Rocketman,’ the doc is Elton in his own words as it chronicles his turbulent childhood to his self-described “five years of fun” 1970-1975, climaxing with his performance at Dodger Stadium in front of 100,000 fans. The full circle moment is Elton’s retirement from the road; the Farewell Tour in 2022, the final American date, Dodger Stadium. The movie co-directed by John’s husband, David Furnish and R.J. Cutler gives a more personal sense rather than some odd director who has no context with the subject.

Within those initial five years, Elton John with lyricist partner, Bernie Taupin, released a staggering thirteen albums. Many number one hits including their biggest songs to date: YOUR SONG, BENNIE & THE JEST, CANDLE IN THE WIND, CROCODILE ROCK, GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD, etc. You get the idea. Their 1975, “Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy,” made the record books by being the first release to enter the charts at #1. It is a feat they would later repeat with ‘Rock of the Westies,’ a year later. The archival footage of those early days in this documentary is a music historian’s dream, most has never been released or seen. For a fan like me, it was glorious to relive the most magical and successful time in his career. Seeing how he composes songs (TINY DANCER, for this segment – the footage was actually first seen in ‘Elton John and Bernie Taupin Say Goodbye to Norma Jean and Other Things’ documentary in 1973), and the inner working of the band and studio recordings. The sequences jump back and forward again from the 70’s period to a countdown of the Dodger show in 2022. But don’t be fooled. Red roses and accolades are not all that is portrayed in this film. The rollercoaster and sometime abusive relationship with his manager and first love, John Reid. His introduction and deep dive into drug and alcohol addiction, his loneliness, longing for love, and final acceptance. I felt a great sense of empathy watching some of the later footage and hearing his own narrative. The most surprising and telling was the audio of the infamous interview with Rolling Stone magazine, where in 1976, Elton came out as bisexual.

Much can be learned and taken to heart about John. For one, he is one of the most resilient people in the music industry, the world, today. At age 77, he keeps moving forward, never looking back. Which is why, “NEVER TOO LATE,” is so important. Given his history, which at times, is sorrowful to watch, he never gave up. He kept touring, recording, giving all to his first true love, music. But at what cost? As his health issues began to mount, he finally asked for help and became clean and sober in 1990. Which is not depicted here. Maybe in part 2? It is clear what has become the most important thing to John is his home and family life. He and Furnish have two young sons and that’s where he wants to be. By his own admission, he’s pretty old to have become a father, and told the press he was retiring from the road to spend as much time with them and Furnish as he can in the years he has left. “This is where you start to think about mortality,” he says, adding that his sons “think about my mortality…because they know how old I am. I want to see them get married and have children, but I don’t think I’m gonna be around for that.”

“NEVER TOO LATE,” is not a perfect documentary. But it’s awfully good. All I can do as a fan is keep believing and hope there’s a Part 2 somewhere down the yellow brick road.

[believerindaydreams]

some books what I have accumulated this last year.

not, of course, counting Dylan's collected poems because I already owned that

the love letters of Dylan Thomas

Caitlin, by herself

Letters to Vernon Watkins

Swansea and the Tawe Valley street atlas

Norman Lewis Thomas, The Story of Swansea's Markets

Richmal Compton, Just- William

Delyth Badder and Mark Norman, The Folklore of Wales: Ghosts

Leslie Thomas, This Time Next Week

Alan Bilton, The Known and Unknown Sea

Wynne Lloyd, An Account of the Trade of the Port of Swansea, etc.

Andrew Dulley, The Mystery of William Crach

Christopher Isherwood, Prater Violet

Decalog 2, Mark Stammers and Stephen James Walker

Jessa Maxwell, The Golden Spoon

William Golding, the Scorpion God

Robin Hood According to Spike Milligan

Spike Milligan, Where Have All the Bullets Gone?

Spike Milligan, Goon Show Scripts

Spike Milligan, More Goon Show Scripts

The Essential Spike Milligan

Norma Farnes, The Goons

William Rushton, W. G. Grace's Last Case

Red Dwarf, Log 1996

Red Dward, Primordial Soup

Leslie Charteris, The Saint In The Sun

Harry Secombe, Twice Brightly

Harry Secombe, An Entertaining Life

Jacqueline Heriteau, Potpourris and Other Fragrant Delights

all four dreadful yellow-backed Bessie Bunter books

Rainer Maria Rilke, Duino Elegies

Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch, Selected Short Stories

Rawhide: The Annual

Ray Galton and Alan Simpson, The Day Off

Theodore Sturgeon, More Than Human

Derek Jarman, A Dungeness Notebook

Craig Thomas, Firefox

Persona 5, Comic

[raedroid]

Star Covers Bios #22: Vera Hassan

Age: 10 (beginning of series) 18 (current age)

Birthday: August 14 2004

Ethnicity: Middle Eastern (Mom: Palestinian Heritage Dad: Iranian Heritage)

Born: Gaza City, Palestine

Hair Colour: Black

Skin Tone: Sand

Eye Colour: Brown

Colour Scheme: Red, White, Coral, Brown, Black, Gold, Hazel, Tan, Maroon, Yellow, and Pale Pink

Instruments: Vocals, Lead Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar, Harp, Tabla, and Riq

Magic Element: Earth

Non Topic Ability: Echolocation

Weapon: Volcanic Gauntlets

Hobbies: Studying, Writing, Martial Arts, Cooking, Painting, Making Bracelets and Necklaces, Singing, Dancing, Playing Guitar, Exploring, Track Running and Cycling, High Jumping, Taking Hikes, Extreme Climbing, Zip Lining, and Gymnastics

Good Qualities: She’s very active and sociable and loves helping others around her. She has a very carefree and friendly personality with a bit of a reckless side to her. When she’s not doing extreme sports, she loves helping her friends and relaxing with them. She gives her friends advice mentally, physically and spiritually. She’s very loyal to her family and friends

Bad Qualities: Similar to her friend Ally, she’s very competitive and can get too cocky from time to time. She’s also very sensitive and will snap back at those who tries to insult her and her friends. She’s also easily offended and upset at people who judge her for her religion, similar to Anna.

Inspirations: Kiss, Duran Duran, Davy Jones, Norma Khan and Badyah “Deadslide” Hassan from Dead End Paranormal Park, Diana Haddad, and Malala Yousafzai

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[ID: Pictures of different aberrant fish from the video game Dredge, along with text.

Grotesque Mackerel: Flesh is so full of mercury it's more mercury than animal. THROW IT BACK.

The art depicts a blue fish with protruding fangs and red eyes.

Lumpy Mackerel: The fluid in those moving lumps is acidic. While it's not acidic enough to seriously hurt someone unless they swallow it, it icks the fish off the menue for good.

The art depicts a brown fish with an orange eye. The fish is covered in large obvious lumps.

Many-Eyed Mackerel: Richer in Omega-3 fatty acids than the other mackerels that live in and around The Marrows. Somehow it keeps worse than the other mackerels, so it's either eaten raw or cured the moment people catch one.

The art depicts an orange-brown fish with five large brown eyes.

All-Seeing Cod: Remove the eyes before cooking and/or eating one. You'll than me later. Not only will you dodge the abrupt onset of insanity that arrives if you eat the fish with eyes intact, but the resultant taste will basically make it seem like the fish is melting in the mouth.

The art depicts an orange-brown fish with massive bluging blue eye. The fish also has a small row of fangs.

Fanged Cod: Basically uchanged in comparison to regular cod, but people in the Marrows tend to stock up on them due to their rarity. Typically smoked before eating because people say eating one that hasn't been prepared properly will turn you into a cannibal. This is superstition though.

The art depicts a purple fish with dark orange fins, red eyes and fangs.

Three-Headed Cod: Meat is usually cut into strips and turned into this weird green jerky. Yes, the meat is actually green. The jerky is a very common snack food in both Marrows. Tastes strangely like ham.

The art depicts a green three-headed fish with orange fins.

Brood Squid: Don't eat these or your back will get prengant. Seriously. Don't turn yourself into a bootleg surinam toad.

The art depicts a squid with a large semi-transulcent yellow orb in place of its head. The orb is attached to the mantle. Some tentacles are wrapped on the underside of the orb.

Snag Squid: Not usually eaten due to the stale taste and stringy meat, but the teeth are typically removed and kept in the pocket as good luck charms.

The art depicts a squid, where its head as been replaced with two rows of teeth. Tentacles protude over the lower row of teeth. The mantle is factured.

Barbed Eel: Treated like norma eels because they haven't been changed too much. For reasons beyond me, in Greater Marrow, these eels were gutted, deboned, and pickled for weddings. The bride and groom eat one of these pickled eels before kissing to really tie the knot.

The art depicts a dark gray eel with protruding fangs and slightly torn light gray fins.

Host Eel: People in Little Marrow claim that only real men eat the weird glowing shapes in the eel. Those "real men" will be vomiting baby host eels for weeks in the best case scenario and dead in the worst case scenario.

The art depicts a gray-green eel. The chest is swollen, with the ribcage visible. A glow is shown behind the ribcage.

Cyclopean Flounder: The "eye" is considered a delicacy in the Marrows, espiecally the egg that resumbles a pupil. While the rest of the fish is basically a shell meant to hold the egg, the meat on the fish has a very tender flavour and is typically eaten alongside the egg, which is usually boiled.

The art depicts a purple fish with a giant eye.

Riddled Flounder: People usually eat the shapeless mass that the fish surrounds, and the mass tastes like a soapy sponge if not cooked. The mass also can and will give you some form of botulism if eaten raw or not prepared properly. An acquired taste when cooked. People who eat these are seen as gross in Little Marrow, but that doesn't stop people in Greater Marrow from eating them.

The art depict a square-shaped brown fish with white-ish fins. The fish has no visible face and is covered in purple-brown holes.

Tusked Grouper: Richest areas of flavour are the bulky jaw muscles, which are typically flambéed. Because they don't have eyes and typically stray a bit too close to the shore for their own good, people will sometimes wade into the water, grab them with their bare hands and pick them up before taking them home. This practice is usually done in Little Marrow, and because of how feisty they are, these people usually spore a few scars on their arms or legs from being bitten by them.

The art depicts as brown fish with no eyes and large protuding tusks on both rows of teeth.

Voltaic Grouper: Functionally immortal unless the body is damaged. Dangerous to catch, dangeorous to touch. Possibly radioactive. [caps] DO NOT EAT!!! [end caps]

The art depicts a glowing green fish with black stripes along its body and fins. The face is black, save for the glowing green eyes and teeth.

Shard Ray: Grainy, gritty, unappealing flesh that tastes like sand and also feels like it in the mouth. Eating one also causes black crystals to grow in the eater's flesh and blood, inevitably killing whoever or whatever eats it, so people fishing for food will always throw one overbroard. The crystals can be used for jewelry though, so when people catch them, they take some of the crystals before throwing them overboard. Removing the crystals doesn't hurt the creatures either.

The art depicts a sringray with black cystaline-type fins and beak. The stingray also has orange eyes.

Sallow Sailfish: Fish meat should not have the same texture as calamri. If you hink you can handle the light sensitivity, severe migraines and possibly some kind of disease similar to chronic wasting disease brought on by eating one of these, be my guest.

The art depicts a white fish with gray-green fins and a brown back. The fish has a large orange eye with no pupil and sharp teeth.

Hooked Sailfish: The bone protusions can be useed for all sorts of things, and the meat is both tender and absolutely pakced with essential nutrients. The hook-like bill can also be cut off and used as a fishhook, but doing this isn't recommended as said hook tends to attract... less than savoury things.

The art depicts a yellow and purple fish. The elongated snout/bill of the fish is completely yellow and hooked at the end. The fish kind of looks like an eggplant.

Bloodskin Shark: Used to be used in shark fin soup by the Marrows, but the stuff fell out of favoure due to the unsettling sight of dozens of definned bloodskin sharks washing up on the shores of both MArrows. People thought it was an omen, and they didn't take any chances. Nowadays people in the Marrows leave them well alone, but that doesn't stop other people from catching them and making sure no part of the shark goes to waste.

The art depicts a red and white shark with no eyes and sharp teeth. The red fins of the shark are torn and jagged.

Cleft-Mouth Shark: Considered a rare delicacy in the Marrows. The liver is usually eaten raw while the meat is often steams. While eating the raw liver has its own risks, people outside the Marrows can't stomach the meat of these fish due to the... unique mouthfeel of the meat.

The art depicts a dark gray shark with a light gray belly. The shark has no visible eyes and a signficantly long mouth. The mouth is jagged, with its face bending and continuing outwards halfway. The tips of its fin are black. The fins are also torn.

Cerebral Crab: It would be wise to remove the turquiose mass in this thing's body before cooking this thing, as the mass is basically the creature's vital organs. Don't try to pierce the mass either, because if you do, it sprays turquiose fluid all over you. No one's entirely nailed down what element the fluid is yet, but I'll tell you this: it's a lively one, and it does [caps] NOT [end caps] like the human skeleton. Aside from all of that, once you remove the mass, throw the empty husk into a crab pot and cook it.

The art depicts a small orange crab with a large and exposed turquiose mass above its head.

Malignant Pincer: If you damage any part of the crab, the tumors win and grow in number exponentially. This reaction is short-lived and the tumors will eventually with and shrikin into a weird, faintly glowing husk the size of a cow. Just not edible.

This art depicts a large brown crab. One pincer is larger than the other. The larger pincer has green tumors growing out of it. The crab does not have any visible eyes, but does have fangs with green liquid spilling from its mouth.

Gnashing Perch: To the resides of Ingfell, a pest notorious for chewing through trawl nets, crab pots, fishing lines, wooden supports and even the occassional limb. To Ingfell, only worth of being thrown into a fire while still alive. To everyone else, a rare, tasty oddity that is often shallow poached.

The art depicts a small red fish with orange fins and no visible eyes. It has large human-like teeth that take up most of its head.

Flayed Mackerel: Undead and unpalatable.

The art depicts a rotted fish with exposed bones.

Bearded Mackerel: Basically unchanged and actually has a solid chance of integrating well with ecologies outside of the islands once its genome stablizes. Tastes like poultry. The tendrils can be eaten raw, but the local of Ingfell use said tendrils for their own spin on spaghetti.

The art depicts a green fish with many long flowing tendrils from its chest and face.

Scouring Bass: It might be tempting to pop the eyes, but don't. Not only is doing that really mean, but you'd be sprayed with the most powerful acid the universe has ever seen. Only the guts are edible, and they taste terrible even when cooked. Overall a waste of time to catch.

The art depicts a brown fish with giant bulging yellow eyes that take up all of its face.

Gelatinous Stonefish: Do not eat. The secrets of the universe are not for you to know.

The art depicts a large gray-green fish covered in small lumps, giving it a jelly-like vibe. Its eyes are black.

Enthralled Stonefish: While the hollow shell of the fish just isn't edible, the creature nestled inside is. However, the creature needs to be lured out with a treat and then quickly killed before any cooking can actually take place. Once slain, the creature can be deep fried and severed as a tasty meal. A popular dish in Ingfell

The art depicts a large skeletal fish with pink fings and an extended tentacle tongue. Its eyes are white with slitted pupils.

Decaying Blackmouth: Infested with nectrozing fasciitis. Don't even try.

The art depicts a blue-white fish with a black face and fins, and orange eyes.

Sprouting Eel: Pretty to look at, but trying to eat one even with the crystals removed is like chewing on a rock.

The art depicts a purple cystal-like eel with no other visible features beside the protuding crystaline scales. Also kind of looks like the vine of a plant.

Withered Ray: Suprisingly good eating for an undead fish because not only will you not catch anything from eating it, the flesh dehydrates itself, making a tough jerky that is rich in flavour. A delicacy in Ingfell.

The art depicts a black and orange stingray. The stingray has volcanic vibes. The main body is black, with orange fins. The fins have holes in them. A small portion of both sides of the head extend outwards like horns.

Transulenct Sturgeon: Basically normal sturgeons, and they're often farmed in Ingfell for their meat and caviar, which is also transparent. The wild ones are not at ris of poaching at all because of the farmed population.

The art depicts a translucent fish with black fins and a visible skeleton.

Shattered Wreckfish: Have you ever heard of those fish with blue meat? This is basically that, but bigger, more flavourful, and the blue colour isn't destroyed by cooking. Shattered wreckfish steaks are considered a delicacy in Ingfell.

The art depicts a large fish with a gray stone-like exterior. Pieces of the stony scales have been chipped away, revealing a green fleshy interior. Its fins are a light gray and do not necessarily have the same stone-like appearance.

Bony Wreckfish: Basically normal wreckfish, but the bony protusions have to be pulled off before any cooking can begin because they get in the way.

The art depicts a large gray fish with large white-ish rectangular pieces protuding from its exterior.

Splintered Crab: The weird amber glue is actually the internal structure of these things. And it's got a surprisingly tender flavour when boiled and smacked with a meat tenderizer a good dozen times.

The art depicts a small orange crab with a stone-like shell casing. Parts of the shell are missing, exposing the orange flesh below.

Cortex Decorator: Since the brain is spread throughout the crab's body, if you eat any part of this thing, even if its cooked, it'll give yo kuru. Throw it back.

The art depicts a spider-like crab with gray legs shaped like claws. The main body of the crab is a large exposed orange brain held. The underside of the body connects to the rest of the crab via a brown shell.

Parhelion Jellyfish: Commonly caught by the locas of the Stellar Basin along with its non-warped counterpart for food, where it is left out in the sun to dry. Side effects of eating may including glowing flesh, audiovisual hallucinations of a massive figure on the horizon that gives misleading advice, and spontaneous nail loss.

The art depicts a pink glowing jellywish with sharp tendrils.

Cursed Fangtooth: Do not eat. If you eat one, the curse spreads to you.

The art depicts a tiny circular blue fish with white eyes and glowing white fangs.

Voideye: Looking into its eye is bad enough for your sanity already. Eating the flesh of a voideye will basically fry your brain.

The art depicts a small green-ish fish with a massive eye that takes up its entire head and makes up probably about 75% of its body. The eye is a giant black void with a few swirls of pink and purple along the outer rim.

Radiant Squid: Pretty to look at, but they taste awful no matter how you prepare and/or season them. A popular catch among the locals, who think they taste great.

The art depicts a glowing orange squid with white eyes.

Blood Snapper: Enough meat on one to feed the Stellar Basin village for weeks if rationed properly, but the constant bleeding always makes a big mess, so it's not a popular catch.

The art depicts a dark red fish with black eyes.

Latching Snapper: Even with preparation, eating this fish causes swelling of the lips and temporary blindness, so it's not a popular food item. Recommended for masochists.

The art depicts a pink fish with a swollen red mouth and no eyes.

Ruptured Vessel: When these wash up on the village's shores, the villagers will take them no matter the time of day or weather. The eggs are typically split roasted and cut into slices.

The art depicts an orange shrimp covered in a white shell. The shell is split down the middle segement of the shrimp, exposing the lumping orange flesh beneath.

Perished Loosejaw: Their meat is infested with worms, but the villagers don't catch them for their meat. It's the worms they want. The worms are basically candy to the villagers, and said worms are usually pickled for a few days before being eaten.

The art depicts a skeletal fish with a massive extended open mouth. There are a few sharp teeth at the end of its jaw.

Calcified Snailfish: Flesh so bland that it should be considered a crime against all of existence. Not worth cracking one open with the boys.

The art depicts a fish with a white hardened shell-like exterior. There are two brown fins extended from the middle. The underside of the fish is a similar shell-like exterior, but a lighter brown in colour.

Seizing Snailfish: When caught, the locals leave them out ot dry while they're still squirming. Once they're all dead and desiccated, the locals debone them and get rid of the guts. The resultant jerky tastes bland, but it's not something that seasoning can't fix. Used by the locals as rations.

The art depicts a pink fish with a brown-black tailfin. There are no visible eyes. The face is prominently made up exposed sharp teeth.

Consumed Grouper: Basically no meat, and what little meat is there is rancid. Their fin bones are ground up and used as seasoning by the locals though. Said seasoning is suprisingly similar to pepper in taste.

The art depicts a large white fish with some bluish colouration along its body and green colouring along the fns. There are a few large gaping holes across the body. Most of the body is covered in light purple spots.

Medusa Octopus: Basically all muscle tissue. Highly prized by the locals for their tender, flavourful meat and catching one is a rite of passage among them. The tentacles are cut into long cords and roasted until golden bronw, while the "head" is boiled and then spit-roasted. The teeth are worn as jewelry by the locals.

The art depicts a brown octopus. The ends of each tentacle have mouths with sharp teeth.

Bursting Anglerfish: The villagers cosnider them to be gifts from their main deity, and wheenever they show up near the surface, the locals catch as many of them as they possibly can. While no part of the fish goes to waste, the second mouth is typically pan fried with several other mouths in the same pain.

The art depicts a large brown fish with reddish-brown eyes. The mouth of the fish is wide open. The tongue extending out from the mouth is drawn as a second mouth with the same colouring and sharp teeth as the fish it comes from.

Savage Barracuda: There's not a lot of meat on these most of the time since the stupid fish keeps tearing itself apart. But what meat is there is jam packed with adrenaline. Typically eaten by the locals before going on potentially dangerous hunts.

The art depicts a slim long fish with white fins. The upper and underside of the fish's body is green, while the sides are a lighter gray. The sides of the body are torn, exposing the red-purplish flesh underneath and actively bleeding. This same flesh and blood has emerged from the eyes as well. The flesh looks goopy, clinging to the upper and lower jaw of the fish's mouth.

Concertina Barracuda: Their skin is made of what looks like stainless steel and if you cut one of them open, you'll be sprayed with hydraulic fluid. Just not edible, but any that the locals find are highly prized because of the fact that metal "skin" can be usd for musical instruments (which sounds like rainsticks) and even for weapons if prepared correctly.

The art depicts a long gray fish with light green and blue fins and green eyes. The skin is drawn to look metallic. The body itself is segmented into rectangular chunks, with gaps between each "piece". There is no visible flesh seen through these gaps.

Gazing Shark: While they're a hassle to catch in the minds of the villagers for a variety of reasons, the tender taste and velvety texture of the meat makes for a pretty good hakari, an dthe villagers celebrate when one is caught. Just try not to look into their eyes. Seriously.

The art depicts a brownish-gray hammerhead shark. The fins have a couple holes in them. The art of the shark are a light red and almost look like gemstones. They are also very large.

Crown of Nadir: Don't.

The art depicts a red creature with several short triangular extensions around the exterior. Most of the art is taken up by the open mouth of the creature. There are two circular rows of sharp white teeth. The inside of the creature's mouth swirls downwards.

(Note: In the game, this creature is an abberation of the Crown of Thorns, which is a type of starfish both in the game and in real life. Presumbly the triangular extensions around the exterior are intended to be arms of the aberration.)

Entangled Crab: Because of how common these things are, the locals can just walk into the water and pick up two or three at a time. The weird purple tentacle things are often sheared off, boiled in seawater and then ised in what can only be described as purple spaghetti with no sauce.

The art depicts a crab with a gray shell and purple legs. The legs are twisted and coiled, appearing more like tentacles than legs or claws. The eyes are also purple.

Impervious Lobster: Due to how quickly the purple liquid drains into a place no one knows the whereabouts of, you need to detach the sacs right away before they can drain in full. While the purple meat of these creatures makes a mean bisque and the feelers of the can be dried out and used as jerky, the purple fluid in those sacs actually makes for a pretty good sauce.

The art depicts a predominantly purple lobster with an orange shell. There are three light purple sacs along the middle of the body. Four tentacles, aka the feelers, extend from the top of the lobster. They are as long as the body. There are two dark purple sacs at the very top where the tentacles connect to the body. The tail fin is purple.

Entwined Mullet: You might be suprised to hear this becasue of the fact that the Mind Suckers exist, but people other than the poor sap that crashed threre live in the Twisted Stand. They're afraid of outsiders, secretive and don't get out much though. They consider the weird tentacles of the entwined mullet to be a delicacy, and said tentacles can be eaten as-is.

The art depicts a small greenish fish covered in thick hair-like tendrils. The tendrils grow darker in colour as they move down from the face. Only the face is exposed. The fish has yellow eyes with large black pupils.

Gleaming Mullet: The liquid in the pustules is actually edible and is often used as something similar to seasoning by the locals. The liquid also soaks into the flesh of the fish itself, giving its meat a honey-like flavour. In high demand in Ingfell and The Marrows.

The art depicts a small orange fish with large goopy lumps across its body. The body of the fish almost glows, while the fins remain a dull yellow. Its eyes are very small and black.

Blistered Tarpon: While killing them would be a mercy, eating the flesh of one causes hypersensitive and an all-consuming desire to eat human flesh. The locals consider them cursed because of these traits.

The art depicts a gray and black fish with red-purple eyes. The top of the fish is covered in orange-black bumps, or blisters.

Vortex Interloper: Eating the flesh of one of these aberrant fish causes the intrusive thoughts to win. Just not worth eating if you value your sanity.

The art depicts a purple-gray eel. The face of the eel is gray. It has green eyes. The eel's body spirals into itself until about the middle where it begins to spiral back outwards, extending into the tail fin. The body grows thinner as it spirals in and thicker as it spirals out. At the very middle of the spiral is an orange glow that flickers across the body.

Clawfin Gar:

The art depicts a long dark gray and black fish. The fins look like claws, black along the "flesh" and light gray at the claws. The fish has purple eyes and small fangs protuding over its lower jaw at the end of its thin snout.

Grinning Gar: The tough meat of these fish puts them off the menu for the natives of the Strand, but people outside the Strand really, really like the toughness of the meat. Bafflingly, if eaten raw, the flesh of these fish gives the eater a British accent. This accent fades after a week though.

The art depicts a long pale yellow fish with black eyes and dark orange fins. The fish has large exposed mouth, showing off its pink gums and clenched human-like teeth.

Twinned Eels: Culturally important to the people of the Strand as a symbol of both family and resilience and is thus not eaten.

The art depicts a two-headed dark gray eel. The heads are on either side of the body. The eel has gray eyes, and gray fins near each head, and an gray-orange fin along the upper and underside of the main body. The middle of the body is lumpy, like two upper halves of different eels were poorly welded together.

Nightwing Catfish: The meat is very fatty, and because of the rarity of thesr things, the meat is usually eaten by the people of the Stand that rule over any one of the Strand's tribes.

The art depicts a black fish with dark gray eyes and light red fins.

Effigy Crab: Trying to eat one is... not exactly the best decision because of the fact that as soo as you expose what should be the flesh, the motes of yellow light inside the crab escape. And those "motes of light" are physical objects that move really fast, so once the motes are done escaping, you'll either be dead or seriously injured.

The art depicts a yellow crab with a light gray shell. The crab is shaped sort of like a screw, and looks like a human skull with an attached neck bone. Between the lower and upper "jaw" is a large yellow orb that extends upwards to the "eyes". There are two "fins" on either side of the orb that are not hidden by the shell of the crab.

(Note: This crab is supposed to be an aberration of a Horseshoe Crab.)

Mire Screecher: The natives of the Twisted Strand incorporated these things into their creation myth. It's not pretty. These aberrant crabs are also ritualistically sacrified by the natives to ward off the Mind Suckers. Aside from that and the fact that the natives use Mire Screecher teeth in their jewelry, the natives don't eat them. Its flesh can be used in some pretty good crab cakes though.

The art depicts a crab with a gray shell and yellow flesh. The pincers are the eyes, large and yellow. The crab has a large mouth with a thin yellow tongue and human-like teeth.

Ossified Searobin: Like the Twisted Strand, the natives of the Devil's Spine are secretive, but they're more distrustful towards outsiders instead of fearful. They're also a highly resilient people, managining to survive the invasion of the cult that happened so long ago. The ossified searobin is a very popular catch among the natives is typically steamed before the meat is prepared.

The art depicts a fish with black eyes and dark purple-gray fins. The body of the fish appear to be calcified scales, more shell-like in nature, and white. The fish has two orange attenae extending from underneath the shell-like scales at the top of its head, and a dark orange pincer for a mouth.

Infernal Eel: Not eaten by the locals because of the fact that these things are more fat than flesh.

The art depicts a stoutly eel with a light purple body, black fins, and gray eyes.

Serpentine Mackerel: These things are often used by the locals as an ingredient for something very similar to snake wine.

The art depicts a black eel with yellow eyes and two sharp fangs, reminscient of a vampire.

Tattered Mackerel: Their genetic code can be best descriebd as having been "written in Comic Sans"/ The strips themselves can be fried and eaten as bacon, and the locals do this in order to prepare these fish.

The art depicts a dark gray fish with yellow eyes. The body of the fish has been shredded into strips that twist and entwine over one another. The face of the fish is fine though.

Defaced Skate: An invasive species that was brought to the Spine by the cult before it fell apart into a zillion pieces and the survivors were slaughtered by the natives. Though what little meat is on them is tough and not very flavourful, people eat these because it's better than starving. And because the meat basically keeps itself, the meat can be used as rations in lean times.

The art depicts a white skate (a fish similar in appearance to a stingray). The tail of the skate is exposed bone. The body has been torn in places, exposing parts parts of the bone beneath. The flesh on the head has been pulled back in places, exposing a skinned human-like face beneath. The eyes are gray.

Rapt Shark: Eating the meat of one of these fish causes euphoria and a feeling of flying through the air, and eating the eyes causes these feelings to intensify tenfold. Though preparing destroys this feeling, no matter how you prepare the eyes, the feeling never goes away from them. The locals of the Spine usually fry the meat before eating said meat, but they eat the eyes to get high.

The art depicts a thin fish with light orange fins and a white body. The eyes are a light gray. The mouth has been pulled back into a large grotesque smile with multiple small thin fangs.

Twisted Shark: Because the amount of meat on one of these things can feed every local in the Spine for weeks, if someone in the Spine catches one of these, everyone who lives in the Spine celebrates. The meat, which can be eaten raw with no adverse efects and is usually cut into cubes, has a texture similar to tofu.

The art depicts a gray eel-like fish with dar brown fins. The fish has orange eyes. The main body appears to be segmented (but still connected physically) from the head into three parts that warp and twist over top one another.

Grasping Snail: These things very rarely come anywhere close to the shallows of the Spine, and when the natives find them, they are often kept as prized pets. Suprisingly, these aberrant snails can breathe air just fine, and they can be taught sign language thanks to their weird hand mouthparts, though their comprehension of sign language is... questionable, to say the least. When a pet Grasping Snail dies, the remains are boiled in "piranha" blood and then fed to other Grasping Snails that are kept as pets, since these creatures have no problem with cannibalism. The leftover molybdenum shells of dead Grasping Snails are also used as containers by the natives.

The art depicts a dark yellow sea snail with a black shell. The middle of the shell has a giant yellow eye with a slitted pupil. The mouth of the snail has tentacles that look like human fingers with sharp nails.

Sable Reacher: The muscular webbing between the legs can best be described as beef with the texture of nori. Other than that, these crabs don't really have a lot to offer in terms of cuisine.

The art depicts a scorpion-like crab with a yellow and black shell and light pink webbing between its legs.

Umbral Puppet: You don't catch these crabs. These crabs come to you. The flesh of these aberrant crabs is naturally cold and has the consistency of ketchup, meaning that this thing essentially makes its own ice cream.

The art depcits a spider-like crab with a black body/shell and light orange webbing between its legs.

Anchovy King: Because these things are literally just a bunch of anchovies fused together, you can prepare them just like any other anchovy. Just be sure to peel off the achovies if you want to prepare the Anchovy King's members individually.

The art depicts three small gray fish with yellow eyes melded together into a squarish shape.

Leeching Prawn: Easy surf and turf. Just let one bite onto a particularly juicy steak and plop it on the grill before it can detach. Grilled Leeching Prawns are a traditional foodstuff in the Marrows.

The art depicts a grayish green prawn/shrimp. It has no head, rather an exposed mouth, with a small circle of white teeth and pink flesh. It kind of looks like a leech with legs and without the multiple circiling rows of small teeth that a traditional leech would have.

Razormouth Tuna: Higher in mercury than any other tuna species. Just barely teeters the ine between being edible and being unsafe for human consumption.

The art depicts a fish with thin long sharp yellow teeth. The body of the fish is a dark blue, almost metallic in its shine. It has no visible eyes.

Decrepit Viperfish: Hollow body with no meat whatsoever.

The art depicts a rotted gray fish. There is no skeleton or flesh seen within. The internal side of the fish's skin is light blue. It has sharp thin fangs protuding from its lower jaw.

Collasped Viperfish: Will basically exploded with the force of a stick of dynamite within seconds of you removing them from the water unless you put them in a bucket of water as fast as possible. The weird bloody mass can be boiled and is used in the Marrows to make something similar to blood pudding, but more flavourful and can cause auditory hallucinations if eaten in massive quanities.

The art depicts a complicated fish that I don't fully know how to described to be honest. The fins are white, the main body appears to be gray. It looks like the head of the fish exploded from the body, leaving behind red tendrils that are attached and entwined to the body. The other end of the tendrils have swelled and connected together to form a large red lump.

Skeletal Moonfish:

The art depicts a large transparent fish with a bright white visible skeleton. The fins of the fish are not transparent but are as white as the skeleton.

Beaked Moonfish: The rock-hard shell and sharp beak make them seem unappetizing, but they're only unappetitizing if you're not able to improvise or don't have the right tools for the job. People typically pry their shells open and remove the meat before throwing the carcass back in the water for the fish to eat. The meat itself, when cooked, tastes strangely like venison.

The art depicts a large gray fish with orange fins and a black beak. The eyes are multicoloured. The body of the fish looks like a stone.

Congealed Rattail: Basically turns to mmush moments after being pulling out of the water. Though eating one of these won't kill you, it has a revolting taste (think licking a well-used dog bed) and mouthfeel, so no one eats them.

The art depcts as small long light yellow fish. The upper and lower fins have yellow webbing that connect to the head and body of the fish. The tail is longer than the rest of the body. The body of the fish has noticable gaps, exposing a seeingly hollow inside.

Charred Sunfish: Somehow even more useless than their normal counterparts now that the flesh will literally burn you if you touch it with your bare hands. Hot enough to set wood on fire on contact.

The art depicts a black and yellow sunshine. The middle of the fish is yellow while the upper and lower parts are black. The fins are orange and black. The scales of the fish have been drawn in such a way that the fish looks almost stone-like.

Glaring Sunfish: These aberrant sunfish are less useless than their non-warped counterparts. The meat is a lot more palatable than the meat of normal sunfish, especially the lips, and the eyes can be eaten raw with no side-effects. However, if you eat the meat raw, you'll start seeing eyes that aren't actually there on random surfaces for a few hours to almost a year depending on how much raw Glaring Sunfish meat you eat.

The art depicts a blue-green sunfish with light blue fins. The fins have various holes in them. The body of the fish is covered in giant pink mouths with eyeballs held between the lips. Each eye's iris is a different colour.

Fractiline Icefish: The flesh of these fish can best be described as ice that never melts. Even if you chip one open using a chisel or something along those lines, you'll not find even a single scrap of anything edible. Overall a disappointmetn of a fish.

The art depicts a gray fish with a rocky exterior. The fins do not appear stone-like and are a light blue.

Thawed Icefish: Weird, non-newtonian flesh? Check. Dissolves into a thick, gray slop when you put it back in the water? Check. Tastes like earwax? Check. A waste of time to catch unless you want to sellit for some weird reason? Quadruple check.

The art depicts a white fish with green-brown fins. The skin of the fish is somewhat goopy in appearance, like the fish has started melting away.

Astral Icefish: These fish have transcended pat the need for flesh. If anything, they'll be happy to let you strip off all their flesh and then go about their business. As for the best way to cook the flesh... It tastes best when smacked with a meat tenderizer a dozen times, boiled, fried, and then salted.

The art depicts a gray fish with light blue fins. The body is mostly transparent with some "structure". The transparent part of the body showcases a constellation, with the main star being the eye of the fish.

Bubbling Char: Literally made of lava. Don't even think about it.

The art depicts an orange lava-like fish. Parts of the fish's body are covered by black rock-like scales. Most of the fish's flesh is exposed however.

Hinged Wolffish: When eaten raw or undercooked, the flesh of these fish will make teeth start growing in weird places, like your nose, your hands, your heart, your eyes and even under your bed. When cooked right, however, the taste is very tender and the texture is very similar to beef. Perfect for usage in mojama.

The art depcits a long gray fish. Each fin, aside from the tail fin, are rectangular. The head of the fish has no visible eyes. The mouth is closed, but the visible seam between lips shows that the mouth extends very far back into the fish. Its teeth have grown through its skin, long white fangs with pools of blood from where they have protruded through the fish's flesh.

Craterous Seer: They're bottom-feeders and they have a taste to match this. If you like eating things that taste like dirt and slowly reveal forbidden secrets to you with every bite you take, then get your hands on a bunch of these and go nuts.

The art depicts a large circular brown fish with one white eye in the middle of its head and light pink fins. The fish has a gaping maw with short fractured teeth somewhat indistinguishable from the rest of it's skin. The skin around its eye is dark brown, while the rest of the body is a much lighter brown.

Feral Lizardfish: The meat of these things tastes suspiciouslly like the meat of monkeys. Do not eat just in case. You wouldn't want to be patient zero for some kind of neurodegenerative prior disease, would you?

The art depicts a green fish. The head of the fish looks very similar to a lizard, with no visible eyes. Its back teeth are flat, where its front teeth are sharp. The fish is bipedal, with its legs and arms a light brown. Its feet are webbed with long nails. The webbing and fins of the fish are light green.

Bulbous Toothfish: Be sure to cut open the weird gestation sac attached to these things. Not only will get it rid of the weird pus-like aftertaste the meat would have otherwise thanks to the amniotic fluid, but the critter inside the sac can be cooked as well. The fish's meat is best served boiled and then grilled, while the creature inside (which is usually stillborn) can be put on the grill as is.

The art depicts a ruddy brown fish. It has gray eyes, and light yellow lips with sharp teeth. The body of the fish is a large round yellow-green growth. It is semi-transparent, showing the shadow of another creature inside. The creature looks sort of like a malformed human hand.

Grisly Shark: Like regular goblin sharks, you should dry and salt the meat to make it edible. However, as the raw meat will continously grow new mouths as it dries. It would be wise to remove any new teeth in the meat before eating.

The art depicts a gray shark (specially a goblin shark) with a malformed mouth. Teeth protude from the mouth, face and body of the shark. Pink flesh shows where the teeth protrude from. Its eyes are black.

Pale Grasper: It's tempting to catch one of these due to the size, bu ti's usually not worth the risk due to the fact that it can freeze you solid by simply touching you with one of its hands. Though if you manage tot aovid being frosted, ALWAYS cut off the hands before any preparation can take place. While the meat is best steamed and then roaster, the central bulb should be ground up and then served as something akin to hamburgers.

The art depicts a giant gray squid. The tentacles of the squid end in webbed hands akin to a frog or other amphibian. Its mantle has purple-red spots leading down to the head. The head of the squid, tucked between the tentacles, is large purple-red orb, or sac.

Fallen Stars: While the toothy ones aren't edible, the other two are. For the weird lumping one, simply remove all of the space rocks and put it in the oven at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for about ten minutes. For the one that looks like a hand, it can be eaten as is.

The art depicts three different creatures. One looks like a brown clam with human teeth along the exterior rim. The second one is a gray lump of rocks. The third is a gray hand with seven fingers (including the thumb).

King's Wreath: Aside from the fact that you need to be careful handling one of these if you don't want to have your flesh pierced/cut by one of the claws, there's a suprising amount of meat on one of these.

The art depicts a creature that looks like a circular light gray rock. It has four legs that spiral around its body. In the center of its main body are two overlapping stars with seven curling points. The outer star is gray, and the inner star is a dark gray. There is a brown eye in the center of the inner star.

Gif of Laios from Dungeon Meshi happily exclaiming after he finishes eating. /end ID]

Part 1 of that DREDGE thing I talked about earlier.

[mispelled]

People love her for her autistic swag and quirky attributes but then turn around and hate real life people for the same traits. I didn't say her name but she popped into your head

[foxyou-too]

alsojournal.com by norma kamali

[bitternace]

more cross-posting i forgot about, but from the motherlobe

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First image: a digital drawing of hollis forsythe from Psychonauts 2. The drawing has a purple and pinks background that has sharp geometric figures. She is floating and has blue streaks of psychic power around her heels. She is wearing a pinstripes white and blue suit. One of her hands is behind her back and her other arm is slighty away from her body with her index flexed. She is wearing make up and her left eye is covered with her short hair.

Second image: a digital drawing of sam and dogen boole, and gisu nerumen. The background is grey with pastel stripes of differe olors. Sam is siting on the floor with her legs extended, she is smiling while looking at dogen. She is wearing an over the shoulder shirt with roses, a skirt, leggings and black boots. Beside her, gisu is crouching down, leaning over her skateboard as she stares at dogen with a raised brow and a gentle smile. She has her hood down, and is wearing a blue and red vest over a salmon shirt with a dinosaur on it. She is wearing jeans. Beside them, dogen looks away with a soft expression on his face. He is wearing a tinfoil helmet, a red onesie, and a yebootsImaabrIic tied around his neck. He has both hands on the yellow fabric.

Thir image: a digital drawing of Lizzie and Norma natividad, and adam joseph gette. The background is in greys and reminiscent of the atrium in the motherlobe, there is a hallway and a door and a planter.

Lizzie natividad has a hand on her hip, and is gesturing with another as she stares at adam. Her stance is wide, and she is wearing a feathered coat over a frey tank, an assymetrical skirt and knee high boots. She has several wristbands and tattoos. Beside her, adam has an amused expression. One of his hands is behind his back and the other holds a beige hat in front of his body. He is wearing a blue coat, along off white tunic, with blue pants, yellow and green stripped socks and brown dress shoes. Beside him norma has her arms crossed, amused as she stares at adam. She is wearing an orange hat, a figured patterned dress in whites and oranges, and aqua flared pants over brown boots.

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[cupofteasant]

Lorascend I love your lawyer AU it’s very great, if you don’t mind I’ll ramble in the tags.

And the lawyers are denying

I've been thinking a lot about a Normaler lawyer AU lately

[neopronouns]

paulinephoenixfascic: a gender connected to having a special interest in pauline phoenix (’dead end: paranormal park’). only to be used by autistic people

wanted to coin this bc it’s part of my headcanon for norma! colors are taken from pauline herself.

flag id: a flag with 7 stripes, with the first and seventh being much smaller than the others, the second and sixth being much larger, and the fourth being slightly larger. in order, they are black, yellow, pale cyan, very light red-orange, faded pink, pinkish-red, and black. end id.

banner id: a 1500x150 teal banner with the words ‘please read my dni before interacting’ in large white text in the center. end id.

dni link