#norman x neil

[yarart4ever]

Laika kids going through the forest together! :D + Coraline hcs hehe

~~~~ It’s spooky stop motion film season girlies!! Idc if all these kids from these different movies are from totally different eras, in my world they’re all 14-ish years and are all friends from the 2000s!! MUAHAHAHA THE POWER OF ART AND HEADCANONS!! Also Coraline be the type to experiment so much with her hair and at one point be an emo scene girl and no I’m not listening to any arguments🧍🏾‍♀️

[kpyeeper]

fall in love.

[evenceflux18]

Laika fam doing shitty Things as an adult😂

And some mild Adult jokes cause it's funny to see their reactions in situations like this

And Well, KNEW boys is KNEW Boys, they do weird things together without shame eventhough they still act like kids sometimess their trope speaks here😂

[jugger-heads]

old Laika art i dont Know if i post

[oldmanpeace]

My favorite album from each year, 1960+.

1960. Blues & Roots - Charles Mingus 1961. Blue Hawaii - Elvis Presley 1962. Jazz Samba - Stan Getz with Charlie Byrd 1963. The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan 1964. The Times They Are A-Changin' - Bob Dylan 1965. Bringing It All Back Home - Bob Dylan 1966. Blonde on Blonde - Bob Dylan. 1967. Are You Experienced - Jimi Hendrix 1968. Beggars Banquet - The Rolling Stones 1969. Let It Bleed - The Rolling Stones 1970. Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon & Garfunkel 1971. Led Zeppelin IV - Led Zeppelin 1972. Harvest - Neil Young 1973. Pronounced - Lynyrd Skynyrd 1974. Pretzel Logic - Steely Dan 1975. Born To Run - Bruce Springsteen 1976. Turnstiles - Billy Joel 1977. Rumours - Fleetwood Mac 1978. Excitable Boy - Warren Zevon 1979. Rust Never Sleeps - Neil Young 1980. Heartattack And Vine - Tom Waits 1981. Moving Pictures - Rush 1982. The Number of the Beast - Iron Maiden 1983. Kill 'Em All - Metallica 1984. Purple Rain - Prince 1985. Hounds of Love - Kate Bush 1986. Graceland - Paul Simon 1987. Appetite For Destruction - Guns N' Roses 1988. ...And Justice For All - Metallica 1989. Doolittle - Pixies 1990. People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm - A Tribe Called Quest 1991. Nevermind - Nirvana 1992. Rage Against the Machine - Rage Against the Machine 1993. Enter The Wu-Tang - Wu-Tang Clan 1994. Weezer (The Blue Album) - Weezer 1995. Jagged Little Pill - Alanis Morissette 1996. Beautiful Freak - Eels 1997. Either/Or - Elliott Smith 1998. Mezzanine - Massive Attack 1999. Californication - Red Hot Chili Peppers 2000. Heartbreaker - Ryan Adams 2001. Toxicity - System of a Down 2002. Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots - The Flaming Lips 2003. Deja Entendu - Brand New 2004. Hot Fuss - The Killers 2005. Takk... - Sigur Rós 2006. One-X - Three Days Grace 2007. Oracular Spectacular - MGMT 2008. 808s & Heartbreak - Kanye West 2009. Man On The Moon: The End of Day - Kid Cudi 2010. My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy - Kanye West 2011. Watch The Throne - Jay-Z 2012. Born To Die - Lana Del Rey 2013. Pure Heroine - Lorde 2014. Ultraviolence - Lana Del Rey 2015. To Pimp A Butterfly - Kendrick Lamar 2016. Puberty 2 - Mitski 2017. Cult Drugs - Blood Command 2018. Goodbye & Good Riddance - Juice WRLD 2019. Norman Fucking Rockwell! - Lana Del Rey 2020. The New Abnormal - The Strokes 2021. The Horses and the Hounds - James McMurtry 2022. It's Almost Dry - Pusha T 2023. World Music Radio - Jon Batiste 2024. The Past Is Still Alive - Hurray For The Riff Raff

[iamblue15]

MK x SU Fusions: Benefits for the Kids

(This is basically "Fusion Therapy" for Steven and the MK)

Dipper: Enjoying growing up along with her sister.

Mabel: Being more aware of her brother's or someone else's needs and wants more than her own.

Raz: Knowing humility because even with his psychic and acrobatic talents he still has some maturing to do.

Lili: Not beating herself up when it comes to being the daughter of the Grandhead, knowing everyone makes mistakes.

Coraline: Being less abrasive, more approachable, and open about her feelings.

Wybie: Knowing that his friends appreciate him for who he is and what he's into.

Norman: There's only so much you can do to help someone suffering.

Neil: Knowing what he does to help or protect his friends is more than enough.

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• Peter Rumancek (Hemlock Grove)

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• Bo Sinclair (House of wax)

• Corey Cunningham (Halloween ends)

DC:

• Adrian Chase (Peacemaker)

• Jerome Valeska (Gotham)

• Jeremiah Veleska (Gotham)

• Edward nygma (Gotham)

• Johnathan Crane (Batman begins)

Marvel:

• Peter Parker (The amazing Spider-Man)

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• Gerard Way (My Chemical Romance)

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[harrisonstories]

Above: A current photo of the Row Barge Pub in Henley, Inbetween: George Harrison smiling in a pub in 1978 (whether it's the Row Barge or not is unknown) Photo by: Olivia Harrison, Below: George and Olivia Harrison with Dot Mitchell and her husband Norman at the Remenham Club in Henley, mid-1970s.

George Harrison + The Row Barge Pub

"We [Palin, Eric Idle, and George Harrison] all walked down to the local pub -- where we drank Brakspear’s Henley Ales and played darts." - Michael Palin, Oct. 1975, Diaries 1969-1979

"George heard that it was the birthday of Dot Mitchell, then the landlady at The Row Barge, his local public house. He called her to one side and, teasingly, told her to hold out her hand and close her eyes. Then, he dropped three perfect, impossibly valuable rubies into her hand. ‘Have a nice birthday,’ he told her.” - Eric Idle (1978)

"There’s a photo of George on the wall with Edward Heath -- he signed it to the guy who owns the place, 'To Norman, a little fellow everybody likes -- George and little Eddie'. They have a D. Horse sticker on the counter. A bit later this older couple came in, Phyllis & Tom. We went over and sat with them all night [...] They said that after Dhani was born George came in a lot and was so happy and proud and was telling everyone about him [...] [Phyllis] said she saw George just before Xmas carrying a Christmas tree on his back up the hill to F. Park -- some Hindu! [...] George had this hat on once and she said she liked it, and he gave it to her! She has a photo of her dancing with him that she said she’d show us next time we came." - WALH fanzine issue #25 (1979) [x]

"George and I had gone down to the pub that night to relax and get a little drunk. It turned out to be Norman’s birthday, so he closed the bar a little early to celebrate, and we stayed along with a few of Norman’s friends. After a few rounds, someone produced a guitar, gave it to George, and George proceeded to play every Beatles song he could remember." - Neil Larsen, Circus Weekly (April 1979) [x]

“George himself was a generous and intelligent man who suffered no fools, and he was always very private. He used to enjoy a drink at the Row Barge pub in Henley but he didn’t go into the town as much after John Lennon was shot.” - George Rob (Friar Park stonemason) [x]

"So my friend Nicole told me a story of how she used to work in the pub where George Harrison would bike to regularly and how one christmas instead of tipping all of the waitresses there like usual he bought every single one of them a small diamond necklace. They were all so stunned and thankful and oh my god so happy and he hugged them all and he said his wife helped him pick them out. And oh my god how can you not love this man." - niceboulder [x]

"I was in the pub one night [in 1986/87] -- as you do -- I got talking to the landlady behind the bar, and I go, 'Is that George Harrison's house across the road?' She goes 'Yeah. Oh, he does come in here occasionally.' I'm just [sarcastically] yeah 'course he does, kind of thing.

So I was talking, and some of the people I was with were talking, and suddenly this bloke comes in. Bit scruffy-looking at first. I looked at him and thought, 'I know him. I know him. I really do know him.' He was polite. He acknowledged everybody. He just said something like, 'Good evening, all,' and he walked into the room in the back. Now this room at the back, nobody else could go in. It was a private room.

So I looked at the landlady, and she goes, 'Yeah that was George Harrison,' and I go, 'What, really?' She goes 'Yeah'.

Then many years later after George had died, apparently, he left some money in his will -- I don't know how true this story is, but I think he left something in his will to the landlady of this pub because she kept that room at the back just for him. Nobody else could go in. People with him could go in, but members of the public couldn't. I think it was like George's little hideaway where he could just be himself, and obviously having to go across the road to the pub sort of thing probably made him feel a bit more normal? If that's the right word." - Beatle Dave [x]

[gideonthefirst]

2023 Books

favorites bolded, least favorites have an [x], rereads have an *

January

The Flash: The Death of Iris West by Cary Bates, Frank Chiaramonte, Jack Abel, Vince Colletta, Frank McLaughlin

The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones [x]

When the Angels Left the Old Country by Sacha Lamb

Princess Floralinda and the Forty-Flight Tower by Tamsyn Muir

February

Annihilation by Jeff Vandermeer [x]

We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson

The Love Song of Ivy K. Harlowe by Hannah Moskowitz

March

Go Ahead in the Rain: Notes on a Tribe Called Quest by Hanif Abdurraqib

April

The Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb

May

They're Going to Love You by Meg Howrey

June

July

Where Are Your Boys Tonight?: The Oral History of Emo's Mainstream Explosion 1999-2008 by Chris Payne

The Screaming Staircase by Jonathan Stroud*

Skulduggery Pleasant by Derek Landy, books 1-7*. specifically book 7 gets a [x] for being so bad it killed the reread

Nimona by N.D. Stevenson*

You Feel It Just Below the Ribs by Jeffrey Cranor and Janina Matthewson

August

Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett*

September

Poison for Breakfast by Lemony Snicket

A Little Devil in America: Notes in Praise of Black Performance by Hanif Abdurraqib

Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov

A Punkhouse in the Deep South: The Oral History of 309 by Scott Satterwhite and Aaron Cometbus

October

Trick to Catch the Old One by Thomas Middleton

The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson

Stephen Florida by Gabe Habash

Wage Labor and Capital by Karl Marx

November

Imperialism: The Highest Stage of Capitalism by Vladimir Lenin

Trust by Hernán Diaz

Pale Fire by Vladimir Nabokov

December

The Holocaust Industry: Reflections on the Exploitation of Jewish Suffering by Norman G. Finkelstein

A Master of Djinn by P Djèlí Clark [x]

Prosper's Demon by K.J. Parker

Blackouts by Justin Torres

Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn

The Book of Eels: Our Enduring Fascination with the Most Mysterious Creature in the Natural World by Patrik Svensson [x]

Hangsaman by Shirley Jackson

[rakkikuroba]

Some of the hardest boss in RE in my opinion and my experience.

No note for Neil or Alex because I struggled more with Pedro that with them lol

12. Mr X. I was too horny to really concentrate on the fight.

11. Lisa Trevor. Giving Barry his gun back for her to just punch him out of the platform made me so fucking angry. Also the Tyrant killed him during the last fight when I was trying to keep everyone alive :)))

10. 20h of gameplay to spent 10min on the last bad guy?? i didn’t like RE4. And I certainly didn’t like the fight against Saddler.

9. Wesker. I have something like 10 tries and 5 of them are me trying to figure out how im supposed to kill the fuckers while struggling with keeping ammos. Sheva was really fucking useless.

8. Jack Norman. Jack is in this because he is honestly the most fucked up BOWs bro could teleport and make illusion of him. Overall it’s was pattern recognition (thx autism) that beat his ass. Also he is terrifying? And Chris was absolutely useless.

7. The Haos. I didn’t have bullet anymore so I would wait for Piers to attack for me. It was long because the bot in RE6 are useless and they kept not healing me while standing right next to me?? And the Haos’s kind of the only memorable boss in RE6 because Piers dies right after :(

6. Jack Krauser this time. (To explain i played the og) COULDN’T THEY TELL ME SOONER I NEED TO USE MY KNIFE??? Leon went kaboom so much because of this

5. Nemesis. Not even going to specify which fight. The two last one. Carlos was useless "Careful more zombies coming" I KNOW IT’S THE 6TH TIME YOURE TELLING ME I CAN’T SHOOT NEMESIS WHEN HES RUNNING ON FUCKING WALL. And i couldn’t figure out how to shoot bro with the big gun.

4. Excella and the cadavers. GUESS WHO ALSO WAS USELESS DURING THIS FIGHT?? SHEVA!! (At least she helped with Jill because i just shot Jill without thinking lol.

3. William but only with Leon (?). Like i spent so long trying to correctly shoot him without him throwing shit at me and with Claire I did it in under 10min??? Then he beat my ass again in Darkside Chronicles. I didn’t feel very sad for him very long…

2. Alexia. Alexia is a pain in the ass. And a naked one. Im at the very end, I have 10 ammos left, Claire’s mourning, my health bar is red. And you’re in a very small space AGAIN. She sends little insects that one-shotted me and then when you finished phase 1 you get phase 2 where she fucking flies and you have to shoot her except she flies and dodges and sends fireball. Almost rage quit (then 5min after Chris get his ass whooped by Wesker)

Special mention for Pedro, ily you’re not on this list because i didn’t beat you with Claire the first time i played lol.

For the fat T-Abyss zombies. You were a pain in the ass because you could one shot me (the most annoying part was the hundred of other zombies who kept spawning)

Not special mention for Simmons. Because you just couldn’t take a hint and kept coming back in another animal, lion, t-rex, fly??? Not even the same animals group?? I can’t remember who else i fought in Re6 because it wasn’t rememberable.

For the little guy in re4, can’t remember his name. Annoying but kinda cathartic ?

And for the OG tyrant, eat shit. But good job killing Wesker lol

Who else did we fight? Do we fight a boss in RE0? I don’t think we did? I mean the plant but not really we exploded it. The plant? I can’t remember the name of the guy im too tired it will come back tomorrow.

1. THE FUCKING TYRANT IN CODE VERONICA. MY SWORN ENEMY. THE VIDEO GAME ENEMY I PROBABLY SPENT THE MOST TIME TRYING TO BEAT. Im not even kidding it took me 3 days to beat his ass. I was in tears when i finally pushed his ass out of my plane. He’s the fucker i don’t want to see in the Remake lol.

[askthemysterkids]

Finally making one of these pin things

Hey guys! This is the Mystery Kids ask blog!

What Mystery Kids is:

Mystery Kids is an AU where kids/teens from shows, games, books, whatever that deal with the spooky and mysterious deal with it together.

Who is involved:

The core group is: Dipper and Mabel from Gravity Falls Coraline and Wybie from Coraline Norman and Neil from Paranorman Raz and Lili from Psychonauts Of course others get involved too but those are the core. On this blog though we also include:

Wirt and Greg from Over the Garden Wall

Luz from Owl House

Sasha, Anne, and Marcy from Amphibia

And sometimes others!

What is this blog:

The concept of this blog is basically that Dipper and Mabel (mostly Mabel) decided to start an ask blog and now the others are getting in on it.

What should I ask:

Freaking anything as long as we don't get into some gross level stuff. The preference is PG-13 though. You can ask the kids things directly, you can ask about adventures, you can ask about shows and stuff, I am just happy to answer asks. If I don't know something, I'll try to look it up (Villainous characters) though it might take me a bit longer or I might just admit that I don't know it (X-Files).

Why has this blog been quiet:

If the blog has been quiet then either:

A) There is no asks

B) I'm busy with school or life

C) I'm stuck on an ask

Thank you so much for taking the time to read this and to check out this blog!

[kpyeeper]

i dont know what happened i just listened to some music and this norman x neil fanart appeared on my canvas outta thin air

[evenceflux18]

When ur the only single status in your group, of course you'll be happy for them but still, you're lowkey kinda be a jellybean

I'm still wheezing about his face😂

Kudos to @kpyeeper for giving me a quick art for it I just made it in a span of 10 minutes😂

[wolpatinga]

mecore playlist, in no particular order:

short, fast and loud by fall out boy

just apathy by chonny jash

sang by dana wilson

mr hyde jive by chonny jash

wax wings by periphery

saturn by gustav holst

in the mood by glen miller orchestra

joyce's 71st regiment by thornton boyer

it must be me by bernstein/hadley

saturnine by red vox

living room music by john cage

tupelo by sikth

overture from tommy by the who

outliars and hyppocrates by will wood

windsprints by richard saucedo

theme from the last time travel from professor layton three by tomohito nishiura

riften wed by julie giroux

dundonnell from hymn of the highlands by philip sparke

welllllllllll by jacob collier

the thunderer by sousa

golden by fall out boy

smallest church in saint saens from disco elysium by british sea power/mikee goodman

halcyon hearts by katahj copley

4242564 from soul eater

erlkönig by franz schubert/jessye norman

easy easy by king krule

tokyo lights by sikth

2econd 2ight 2eer by will wood

moanin' by charles mingus

war! team fortress two song by movieblaze525

the swan by camille saint saens/tod bowermaster

better on the outside by red vox

reptile by periphery

russian sailor's dance from the red poppy by reinhold gliere

moonlight jellies on my grandfather's guitar by concernedape

memories lie by red vox

toy car from professor layton three by tomohito nishiura

invisible man by queen

pavlove by fall out boy

soft fuzzy man by neil cicierega

take a chance on me by abba

walking illusion by vine

aikido! neurotic erotic by will wood

champion of ennui by chuck salamone/vinny vinesauce/diane aragona

einsamkeit hetalia. fuck you. the duet one

sending postcards from a planecrash by fall out boy

going to go back there some day by rachael yamagata

sunshine riptide by fall out boy

cotard's solution by will wood

cherry blossom kiss by chieko kawabe / kristine sa

what a time to be alive by fall out boy

stains of time from mgr:r by jaime christopherson

gandalf by johan de meij

smash the mirror by the who

x heart x fingers by patrick stump

pretty in punk by fall out boy

all is for naught. i'm in the intersection of these. consider finding me here

[iamblue15]

Mystery Kids as Wolfwalkers: Howls

Raz: (X)

Lili: (X)

Coraline: (X)

Wybie: (X)

Norman: (X)

Neil: (X)

Dipper: (X)

Mabel: (X)

[docrotten]

X THE UNKNOWN (1956) – Episode 149 – Decades Of Horror: The Classic Era

“I’m going to kick your head in if you don’t get it down! That’s what I’m going to do!” A kick in the head turns out to be an effective management technique for Sgt. Grimsdyke. Join this episode’s Grue-Crew – Chad Hunt, Whitney Collazo, Daphne Monary-Ernsdorff, and Jeff Mohr – as they discover all the known unknowns and the unknown unknowns of Hammer’s X the Unknown (1956).

Decades of Horror: The Classic Era Episode 149 – X the Unknown (1956)

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ANNOUNCEMENT Decades of Horror The Classic Era is partnering with THE CLASSIC SCI-FI MOVIE CHANNEL, THE CLASSIC HORROR MOVIE CHANNEL, and WICKED HORROR TV CHANNEL Which all now include video episodes of The Classic Era! Available on Roku, AppleTV, Amazon FireTV, AndroidTV, Online Website. Across All OTT platforms, as well as mobile, tablet, and desktop. https://classicscifichannel.com/; https://classichorrorchannel.com/; https://wickedhorrortv.com/

A radioactive, mud-like creature terrorizes a Scottish village.

  Directors: Leslie Norman, Joseph Losey (uncredited)

Writer: Jimmy Sangster (story) (screenplay)

Music by: James Bernard

Special Effects: Bowie Margutti Ltd. (Les Bowie, Vic Margutti), Jack Curtis

Make-up and Special Make-up Effects: Philip Leakey

Production Manager: Jimmy Sangster

Selected Cast:

Dean Jagger as Dr. Adam Royston

Leo McKern as “Mac” McGill

Edward Chapman as John Elliott

William Lucas as Peter Elliott

Peter Hammond as Lieutenant Bannerman

Anthony Newley as Lance Corporal “Spider” Webb

Ian MacNaughton as Haggis

Michael Ripper as Sergeant Harry Grimsdyke

Michael Brooke as Willie Harding

Frazer Hines as Ian Osborne

Norman MacOwan as Old Tom

John Harvey as Major Cartwright

Edwin Richfield as Soldier Burned on Back

Jane Aird as Vi Harding

Neil Hallett as Unwin

Kenneth Cope as Private Lansing

Jameson Clark as Jack Harding

Marianne Brauns as Zena, the Nurse

Brown Derby as The Vicar

Anthony Sagar as Security Man (uncredited)

It’s time to explore early Hammer Sci-fi films with X the Unknown (1956). The film is part of a trilogy of Cold War sci-fi features along with The Quatermass Xperiment (1955, aka The Creeping Unknown) and Quatermass 2 (1957, aka Enemy From Space) that firmly transitioned Hammer from B-movie thrillers to solid horror/sci-fi excellence. The only thing missing is Bernard Quatermass himself, but not without Hammer trying – writer Nigel Kneale would not agree to the use of the character in this film. Regardless, X the Unknown is notable and well worth the watch. Hammer fans will appreciate an early appearance of fan-favorite character actor Michael Ripper as Sergeant Grimsdyke. Let’s see what the Grue-Crew make of directors Leslie Norman’s and Joseph Losey’s, and writer Jimmy Sangster’s black-and-white creepy classic. 

With this episode, The Classic Era Grue-Crew say adiós a nuestra querida amiga to Whitney Collazo. She has more opportunities than time to pursue them and will be stepping away from her podcast hosting duties. Whitney has participated in over 100 episodes of Decades of Horror: The Classic Era. Grue Believers and Grue-Crew alike will sorely miss her insightful comments, her unique movie choices, and her loving persona. We love you without reservation, Whitney. You will always be welcome here! And if you find a movie you’d like to discuss with us or have a movie you’d like to hear us discuss, just give us a shout-out. Buena suerte, mi querido amigo!

Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror: The Classic Era records a new episode every two weeks. Up next in their very flexible schedule, the Classic Era Grue-Crew wanted a fitting topic for their 150th episode. They decided on a film often considered one of the best horror films of all time, Rosemary’s Baby (1968), written and directed by Roman Polanski, based on the book by Ira Levin, starring Mia Farrow who is supported by an Oscar-winning performance from Ruth Gordon. You won’t want to miss this one! There is lots of “stuff” to discuss.

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