#pailey

[razztazzel]

Can I propose...COSTCO BEING A ASSHOLE IN THE KITCHEN BUT SWITCHING MOODS WHEN PINE SHOWS UP

Ask and you shall receive

[b0ulder-puncher]

if you're in any of the Discord servers i'm in, you'd know that i was doing daily art things while on my vacation and posting them ��� (the last day's drawings were dedicated to my friends, so i won't be posting them here)

[thebrownees]

Grey Gardens (1975) A+ to Feud (2024) A+. The Maysles Brothers.

I need profesional music! Big Edie Bouvier in “Grey Gardens” The film “Grey Gardens” tells the story of Big Edie and Little Edie Bouvier, the aunt and cousin of former First Lady Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis. When the brothers Albert and David Maysles discovered them in the early seventies, Big Edie, who was almost eighty at the time, and Little Edie, who was 56, appeared to be stuck in…

[goatpaste]

if its not too late for pride asks i love your paisley park design so much could we possibly see her with the trans palette..if not default colors+trans flag icon would be equally epic

hm! so i mixed up these request in my head lol and did a trans colored pailey on an icon oops lol

oh well close enough <3

transgender park

Buy your local Bi trans Man a Kofi!

[brokehorrorfan]

Scream Factory has revealed the specs for its Phantoms 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray, releasing on July 16. The 1988 sci-fi horror film is based on Dean Koontz’s 1983 novel of the same name.

Joe Chappelle (Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers) directs from a script by Koontz. Peter O'Toole, Rose McGowan, Joanna Going, Liev Schreiber, Ben Affleck, Nicky Katt, Clifton Powell, and Michael DeLorenzo star.

Phantoms has been newly scanned in 4K from the original camera negative, approved by Chappelle, with Dolby Vision. Special features are listed below.

Special features (on Blu-ray disc):

Interview with producer Joel Soisson (new)

Interview with director of photography Richard Clabaugh (new)

Trailer

TV spot

In the small village of Snowfield, Colorado, something evil has been awakened from its centuries-long slumber … something with the power to wipe out humanity as we know it. The unsuspecting Dr. Jennifer Pailey (Joanna Going) brings her sister Lisa (Rose McGowan) to Snowfield, only to find the town empty but for a few survivors. As the tension and terror mount, only the few who have been left behind — the Pailey sisters, a noted journalist (Peter O'Toole), the town sheriff (Ben Affleck), and his deputy (Liev Schreiber) — stand between the mysterious entity that lurks beneath Snowfield and the rest of mankind … if they can survive.

Pre-order Phantoms.

[une-sanz-pluis]

Reginald Cobham and Margaret Grimsby

The father of Eleanor Cobham was Reginald (or Reynold) Cobham, 3rd Baron Cobham of Sterborough, who died in 1446 and buried at Lingfield in Sussex, where his tomb monument - shared with his second wife, Anne Bardolf - is located.

In Death, Art, and Memory in Medieval England: The Cobham Family and Their Monuments, 1300-1500, Nigel Saul makes this comment on Reginald:

Could he have been the Reginald Cobham who, at the end of Richard Il's reign, was accused of bigamy? In a petition to Bishop Stafford, the chancellor, one Margaret Grimsby of 'Straesburgh' in Germany complained that Reginald Cobham had married her, affirming that he was 'Lord Cobham's son' and heir to a great inheritance, but later abandoned her saying that he was already married—though not before making off with her goods (PRO, C1/3/49). Which member of the Cobham clan was this? The Christian name and the reference to Lord Cobham's son' are suggestive of Reginald III, of Sterborough. But it is not clear whether or not Reginald III was married by this time or how, indeed, he could have come into contact with the obscure Margaret Grimsby! The Christian name 'Reginald' is also found in the Randall and Chafford branches of the family at this time. Unfortunately, no light is shed on the case by other sources

I've collected some records relating to the case:

From the Select Cases in the Chancery, A.D. 1364 to 1371, ed. William Pailey Baildon (Selden Society, 1896):

63. A tres reuerent Piere en Dieu et tres noble seignur, l'Euesque d'Excestre, Chuunceller d'Engleterre Supplie tres humblement Margarete Grymmesby de Straesburgh en Duchelond qe come Reignold Cobham, esquier, le xiiij iour d'Octobre darrein passe, prist a femme la dite Margarete affirmaunt q'il n'auoit autre femme ; lui quel Reignold soi auaunta q'il estoit le fitz de Seignur de Cobeham et coment il auoit tres graund enheritaunce en Engleterre, et issint par ses fraudes paroles il auoit la dite Margarete et ses biens al value de ce liures ouesque lui hors du dite ville de Straesburgh tanque al ville de Tilleburi en le Countee d'Essex, et illoesqes demurreit ouesque la dite Margarete tanque al xx inur de Nouembre darrein passe, a quel iour le dit Reignold toutz les ditz biens du dite Margarete al value de ce liures illoesqes troues prist et ouesque lui apporta, disaunt q'il auoit autre femme allostielle:* Plese a vostre tres noble seignurie graunter comission a vn sergeaunt d'armes pur prendre et amesner le corps de dit Reignold deuaunt vous a respoundre a iceste cas, en oeuere de charite. * Al hostiel. 63. To the most reverend Father in God and most noble Lord, the Bishop of Exeter, Chancellor of England Beseecheth most humbly Margaret Grimsby, of Strasburg in Germany, that whereas Reginald Cobham, esquire, on October 14th last past took to wife the said Margaret, affirming that he had no other wife; which Reginald boasted himself to be the son of the Lord of Cobham and how he had very great inheritance in England,* and so by his fraudulent words he got the said Margaret and her goods to the value of £200 with him out of the said town of Strasburg unto the town of Tilbury in the County of Essex, and there he dwelt with the said Margaret until the 20th day of November last past, on which day the said Reginald took all the said goods of the said Margaret there found to the value of £200, and carried them away with him, saying that he had another wife at home : May it please your most noble Lordship to grant a commission to a Serjeant at arms to take and bring the body of the said Reginald before you to answer in this case ; In way of charity.** * Lord Cobham of Sterborough at this period had a son Reginald. ** No reason appears why the plaintiff should apply to the Clmiicellor, unless the fact that the plaintiff is an alien supplies one.

From Calendar of Patent Rolls, Vol. VI: Richard II: A.D. 1396-1399 (1909):

1397. Nov. 26. Westminster. Commission to John Brook, escheator in Surrey and Sussex, Robert Saperton, the king's serjeant-at-arms, Ralph Amotsam, Thomas Grene and John Merlawe to arrest and bring before the king and council Reginald Cobeham, esquire, and also to arrest and safely keep until further order all the goods and chattels of the said Reginald and those of Margaret Grymesby of Strauseburgh, removed by him.

Reginald was a common name in the Cobham family and as Saul says, it's not clear which Reginald Cobham deceived Margaret Grimsby into marrying him. It seems unlikely the the perpetrator gave "Reginald Cobham" as a false name to Margaret Grimbsy, since the orders for his arrest refer to him by that name. However, it seems possible that the story he told Margaret - the claim he was the son of the "Lord of Cobham" and had a "very great inheritance" - was false, designed to deceive and entice Margaret into marrying him. The fact he stole Margaret's goods might suggest that he had little wealth of his own and that his claim of a great inheritance was a lie. However, it is likely that his claim to be already married was true since presumably Margaret would have had recourse to the ecclesiastical courts should it be untrue.

On the face of it, it seems Reginald Cobham, 3rd Baron Cobham of Sterborough is the obvious fit. His father died in 1403 which means in the final years of Richard II's reign, Reginald was "the son of the Lord of the Cobham" and would expect to inherit his father's titles and lands, as the Reginald Cobham in the Grimsby case claimed. Reginald likely did hold the rank of esquire in 1397 (he was not knighted until 1426) and Sterborough was near the eastern border of Surrey so if he was the Reginald in the Grimsby case, the escheator in Surrey and Sussex would have likely been the appropriate person to arrest him.

Though, as I said above, the Reginald in the Grimbsy case may have lied about being the son and heir of Lord Cobham in which case these similarities may mean nothing. For all we know, this Reginald may have even posed as the future third Baron Cobham of Sterborough to deliberately deceive Margaret. We know little about the Grimsby case and little about Reginald, 3rd Baron Cobham of Sterborough's life.

A case in point in his marriage to his first wife, Eleanor Culpepper. It isn't known when they married or when their children were born or in what order. Their daughter, Eleanor Cobham, is given a birthdate of c. 1400 in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Assuming Eleanor was the eldest child and born shortly after her parents' wedding, this would suggest they were married in the late 1390s or early 1400s. However, this is relies on a lot of supposition and it's possible that Eleanor was not the eldest, that her parents had married some time before children were born from it. There is more I could say about Reginald's children and their dates of birth but this isn't the space for it.

In relation to the Grimsby case, it is possible Reginald was married before the case was being heard but since we lack a more specific date for Reginald's marriage as well as information about when Margaret married Reginald Cobham, it's impossible to know whether this tells anything about who the Reginald at the centre of the case really was.

The final point Saul raises is how exactly Reginald Cobham (whoever he was) came in contact with Margaret Grimsby. As far as I've found, there's no evidence the third Baron Cobham of Sterborough left England prior to the Agincourt campaign (1415) and as the records relating to the Grimsby case make clear, Margaret had met and married Reginald in Strasbourg and then moved to England with him. It has to be said that there is little information about the 3rd Baron Cobham of Sterborough's life, particularly before his father's death, and it's possible that he may have gone overseas as a young man in the 1390s for whatever reason.

In short, it's impossible to know whether Reginald, 3rd Baron Cobham of Sterborough was the same Reginald Cobham in the Grimsby case. The information we have about both him and the case is so limited that it's impossible to match up all the details perfectly. As the son and heir of the second Baron Cobham of Sterborough, he seems the best match for "the son of the Lord of Cobham" who had a "very great inheritance in England". But this requires us to take the claims of the Reginald in the Grimsby case at face value and we know he deliberately deceived Margaret on his life. It is not impossible that he similarly lied about his identity. It may also be that where petition to the chancellor spoke of Reginald's "fraudulent words", it meant not only his claim to be unmarried but also his claims to his identity.

I haven't found out what became of Margaret Grimsby. The entry in the Calendar of Patent Rolls suggests that action was being taken on her behalf. I didn't find any further reference to her - perhaps her goods were restored and she returned to Strasbourg?

[brine-in-my-eyes]

if I wrote Pailey paver she would have been Menace and funny. and involved. and gave more as a character

[azulblue9]

'Love Song' (Madonna, Like a Prayer, 1989)

madonna ft Prince-love song

No todo fue rivalidad, entre Michael Jackson, Madonna y Prince en los 80. Al menos esto dos últimos colaboraron en el álbum de Madonna de 1989 'Like a Prayer', en el que 💜PRINCE💜 tocó la guitarra sin acreditar en varias canciones. También compusieron juntos algunos bocetos de los que unicamente se salvó 'Love Song'. En principio, Madonna se desplazó a Pailey Park para trabajar con él, pero la desolación y el frío del lugar motivaron que pronto escapara de allí anhelando el calor de los Ángeles, por lo que tuvieron que finalizar su colaboración a distancia. Madonna reutilizaría parte de la letra en su mega éxito 'Hung Up'

PRINCE is MUSIC ✨💜⚜💜✨

[tragediaandcomedia]

Hi what if you guys met my splatoon OCs /pos

Information is!! Long but worthwhile i loveb. Them so much /pos/pos/pos

From start to finish we have!!!

- Pailey Suckers, the gentlepuss pirate! (He/She)

an octoling working for the grizzco as a pirate, rescuing shipments of eggs from thieves looking to make a quick buck. What do you mean she's a thief too? He's just doing his job!! And pailey loves her job, she really does. Sure! Theres not much going on for her outside pirating. Friends are forged in the heat of battle and then vanish forever. Quota is met, the day rolls on. Pailey finds herself alone again. But it's the pirates life for she! And for she the life goes on. And on. And on...

- Carnation Carnival!!! Prince of two worlds! (He/Him)

An octoling (??) Prince, adopted as the son of DJ Octavio alongside two brothers (owned by my friends as their OCs!) Carnation isn't sure where he came from. All he knows is that the salmonids found him, one day. And in an act of good grace to their octarian allies, raised the boy to good strength and health, returning him to the octarians as a sign of goodwill. And now carnation has an axe to grind against the grizzco, and all those, be they groundworkers or idols, who sit idly by and watch his people suffer. And that includes going toe to toe with a former friend, turned pirate.

- Rozoa Backstreet! Fashionista turned back alley weaponsmith! (She/Her)

A jelly/inkling hybrid born to thrive in the splatlands, Rozoa would help out in the family fashion store as a kid. But she'd always find her attention wandering. To a store next door, full of weapons and explosives and this little fucking guy who couldn't get anything right. And rozoa thought to herself. "Yeah, but I can do better". And so she did!!! And she was promptly put on a watch list for the "tenta missle splash o matic" incident. Because Rozoa doesn't just think about those basic boring sheldon kits. She'll make you anything for the right price and enough imagination! With her backalley weaponsmith buddy, Spork Ikatako (a friends OC), Rozoa will sell you illegal weapons, get you arrested for illegal weapons and then subsequently break you out with illegal weapons for the funsies and the gunsies too! Suck it, Sheldumb!

Look at them. Absorb them.

[hangerhaven]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Dolce Vita Pailey Braided Sandals Heels Size 8 Tan Cream.

[outfitsinspiration]

Who: Blair Eadie

What: The Frankie Shop Pailey Braided Sweater in Cream ($152.00) Where: Instagram - April 3, 2024

Worn with: Mango jacket, Mother jeans, St. Agni pumps, Mango bag, Elisa Johnson sunglasses, Pacharee earrings

[ldive111]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: New Dolce Vita brown leather sandals heels 7.5 $125 Pailey.

[mrs-n-uzumaki]

2x08 vs 3x11

Requested by @fandom-life-chooses-the-follower

+ Bonus

[strabbypreserves]

Happy birthday to my beloved qpp, @savbugsnax!! I offer you an exhausted Fiddlepin family after a long day :]

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[brokehorrorfan]

Phantoms will be released on 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray on July 16 via Scream Factory. The 1988 sci-fi horror film is based on Dean Koontz's 1983 novel of the same name.

Joe Chappelle (Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers) directs from a script by Koontz. Peter O'Toole, Rose McGowan, Joanna Going, Liev Schreiber, Ben Affleck, Nicky Katt, Clifton Powell, and Michael DeLorenzo star.

Special features will be announced at a later date.

In the small village of Snowfield, Colorado, something evil has been awakened from its centuries-long slumber … something with the power to wipe out humanity as we know it. The unsuspecting Dr. Jennifer Pailey (Joanna Going) brings her sister Lisa (Rose McGowan) to Snowfield, only to find the town empty but for a few survivors. As the tension and terror mount, only the few who have been left behind — the Pailey sisters, a noted journalist (Peter O'Toole), the town sheriff (Ben Affleck), and his deputy (Liev Schreiber) — stand between the mysterious entity that lurks beneath Snowfield and the rest of mankind … if they can survive.

Pre-order Phantoms.