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swissboyhisch · 8 months ago

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Outed Secret

Pairing: Cole Caufield x Hughes!Reader

Summary: You were looking forward to the summer spent at the lake house. It was even more exciting because your boyfriend was also coming.

Word Count: 1609

Warnings: Alcohol, teasing, keeping secrets and annoying brothers.

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Summer. A time when you spent days at the Lake House with your family. You and your brothers, all together under one roof, much to the horror of your parents. It was a place where you brought heaps of friends to celebrate the offseason, spending the days on the lake and drinking until sunrise.

This year, your parents decided to let the four of you have the house to yourselves, allowing you and your siblings to invite friends to enjoy the free time. You, of course, invited your best friend, knowing the summer could only get better with her by your side. It also meant you two could get up to a little mischief.

Each of your brothers invited some teammates, past and present. Luke brought some UMich boys: Dylan, Mackie, Ethan, and Mark. Jack, of course, had some of the NTDP boys coming, who were also your friends: Trevor, Alex, Cole, Matt, and Patrick. Quinn mainly invited some of his Canucks teammates: Petey, Brock, and Kuzy.

Your boyfriend was among the hockey players invited to the Lake House this summer. Not that any of your brothers knew that. God, they’d all kill you. Maybe not Quinn, but especially Jack if he found out who you had been dating, let alone dating one of his best friends for the last year… Yikes.

You and your best friend, Ella, were the first to reach the Lake House. The boys were due to arrive over the next couple of days, but for now, the two of you could go shopping for a heap of food for the next couple of weeks. Oh, and alcohol. Can’t forget that. The boys would kill you.

“How many people are going to be staying here?” Ella asked as you packed the food away.

“Uh, like 15 of us, give or take,” you replied.

“And Cole is one of them,” Ella smirked, throwing a bag of chips at you. She was one of the few people, besides Cole’s teammates, who knew.

“Yes, he is arriving tomorrow. Hopefully before Jack and Luke.”

“So you can smooch,” Ella teased.

That night, the two of you shared a pizza and some drinks while sitting around the fire pit, gossiping about the year you both had had in Michigan. You didn’t know how you managed to get the fire started. July 4th was this weekend, so plans about the weekend also slipped into the conversation.

The backdoor opened, interrupting the two of you who weren’t expecting any company. There stood Cole with a huge grin on his face, his arms outstretched, knowing you would sprint to him. It happened many times when he’d pick you up at Montreal-Pierre airport. Ever the romantic, the two of you were.

“Cole!” You sprinted from the pit to the patio, throwing yourself at your boyfriend. His arms wrapped tightly around you.

“Hey baby,” Cole chuckled, holding you close. “I’ve missed you.”

After he had dumped his bags in his, Jack, and Trevor’s room, Cole joined you to snuggle by the fire. The two of you shared a fluffy blanket, and the three of you caught up. Ella had joined you on a couple of trips to Montreal because you needed a cover story. You couldn’t just tell your brothers the truth about all the trips. ‘Hey Jack, you know how I keep going to Montreal every couple of months? Well, it’s to see your best friend, who is my boyfriend.’ God, you could just imagine Jack’s reaction.

It was special waking up next to Cole that morning, taking in the body heat that wrapped around you. But the moment didn’t last long. You could hear the front doors opening and the voices of your youngest brothers. Shit. That woke you up quickly. They were way earlier than any of you expected.

“Fuck. Fuck. Fuck.” Cole was too sleepy to realise who the voices belonged to. Instead, you had to shove him out of the bed. The boy groaned when he landed on the cold wood floor.

“Cole, wake the fuck up. Jack and Luke are here.”

“What?!”

“They’re here early, Cole. Get the fuck out.”

That had him scrambling for his shirt and pants, and his other things, sneaking back to his and the boys' room before Jack could make his way to it. You pretended to sleep a little more before they came to get you out of bed like they loved to do.

“What’s all the noise for?” you groaned as you walked into the hall where Jack and Cole were hugging. You rolled your eyes at your brother’s over-dramatic antics and moved to the kitchen, making sure to call out behind you. “Good to know the bromance can survive being on different teams.”

“Good morning to you too,” Jack retorted.

The day continued, filled with looks shared between you and Cole, often over your brother’s shoulder. The day was spent on the boat with a small group, just hanging out and jumping on and off the boat in the middle of the lake. As the sun set, you found yourself around the fire pit once more with a few more people than the night before. Cole sat on the other side of the fire beside Jack.

“So, sis, we’ve heard you’ve got a boyfriend?” Jack grinned at you.

“What, no?” you lied, your eyes flicking to Cole for only a split second.

Jack chuckled, “Mum accidentally let slip you had a boyfriend. You can’t lie to us now.”

“Fine, I do.”

“How did you meet him?” Luke asked.

You thought about it for a split second. How do you lie and make sure no one connects the dots? “Here in Michigan.”

“Oh nice, so you met him at college,” Jack assumed.

Luke’s eyes focused on you. He was at UMich with you and didn’t remember you ever being with a guy. “At college?”

“Uh yeah?”

“What class did you meet in?” Luke continued.

“Art history,” you lied.

Luke didn’t believe you. The look on his face screamed skepticism. As the photographer for the hockey team, you hung out with him and the team nearly all the time. He knew you wouldn’t have had time for a relationship during college.

“How was your last trip to Montreal?” Jack asked, knowing you and Ella had spent a week in Canada after officially finishing college.

“It was great,” you grinned, “We had a blast.”

“Did you two catch up?” Luke asked, turning to Cole.

Now you could lie, but your poor sweet innocent boyfriend couldn’t. He lost every game of poker. “Yeah, we caught up for dinner, of course.”

“That’s good,” Luke muttered, watching Cole closely. “Glad to know she had a good tour guide.”

“He’s a great tour guide,” you interjected.

Jack stayed oblivious, but Luke’s eyes flicked between you and Cole. He did it for a solid minute before realisation crossed his face. You stood up and grabbed Luke’s arm, pulling him behind you.

“Luke, I need help getting the s'mores ingredients,” you said as you manhandled your tallest brother.

You pulled him into the kitchen and shoved him in, making sure to double-check that Jack didn’t follow you. Cole watched as you left, wanting to follow but knowing it would be suspicious.

“You keep it quiet,” you hissed at your baby brother.

“You and Caufield, seriously? How long have you two been seeing each other?”

“You can say we’re dating.”

“Gross,” Luke gagged.

“Grow up,” you retorted, poking your tongue out at him.

“No,” he sassed.

“To answer your question, we’ve been dating for nearly a year,” you told him, making him sigh once more.

“And that’s why you’ve been going to Montreal? Ella covers for you?”

“Ella actually comes to Montreal with me. But she has family there she sees,” you admitted.

Luke stayed quiet for a moment before nodding. He knew Cole and what he was like as a person. “Are you happy with Cole?”

At that very moment, Jack thought it was a great idea to step into the kitchen with Cole rushing in behind him. “Please say I misheard that,” Jack begged.

“Uh…”

“You didn’t,” Luke nodded, giving a pointed look at Cole standing behind Jack.

Jack turned to his best friend, “You’re dating my sister?!”

“About that,” Cole muttered, unsure of how to handle your brother. “Yes, I am. Our one year is coming up, actually.”

“Yeah, this weekend,” you admitted.

“So you guys got together on July 4th last year?!” Jack yelled.

At this time, Quinn finally arrived with Petey, Brock, and Kuzy in tow. Ella joined as well, wanting to double-check the arguing didn’t get physical between the siblings. She had seen them go crazy on each other before.

“What the hell is going on here?” Quinn asked, looking around the kitchen.

Jack pointed to where you and Cole were standing together and exclaimed, “These two are dating. For like a year!”

“Yeah? I know?”

“So what? Quinn got to know?” Luke frowned.

“How did you know?” you asked Quinn.

Quinn chuckled, “There are only so many times you can go to Montreal without an ulterior motive. It was either Cole or Juraj.”

“Hey!”

“Sorry Cole,” Quinn laughed.

The kitchen was quiet for a moment. The other Canucks and Ella stepped out, leaving the Hughes siblings and Cole alone. You stood next to Cole nervously, hand in hand. Quinn knew and was playing mediator now. Luke was upset about not being told, but Jack… Jack seemed pissed off. Which, to be fair, was what you expected. Then, after a moment, Jack broke the silence.

“Oh my god, that means we’re going to be brothers!”

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denimbex1986 · 1 year ago

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'...Doctor Who became, to put it plainly, queer as f**k

Listen, we know Doctor Who has always been queer: from Pearl Mackie’s openly gay companion Bill Potts, to everyone’s favourite crime-fighting lesbian duo Madam Vastra and Jenny.

But with queer TV writing legend Russell T Davies back behind the wheel for the recent 60th anniversary specials, and the upcoming 14th season, Doctor Who became an all-out Pride festival.

Most notably, the long-running BBC sci-fi show saw queer Sex Education star Ncuti Gatwa takeover as the first out queer Black Doctor, while, in a brief return to the role, David Tennant quietly confirmed that even his iteration of the Time Lord was bisexual.

Heartstopper breakout star Yasmin Finney shone in the first anniversary episode, playing Rose Noble, the trans daughter of former companion Donna Noble. If that wasn’t enough, the entire episode’s pivotal plot was the very fact that Rose being trans saved the universe.

And with queer acting legends such as Miriam Margolyes, as The Meep, and Neil Patrick Harris, as The Toymaker, popping up, Doctor Who has become certified gay viewing.

Queer-coded friends became queer-centric lovers

Two of the year’s biggest series returned, Good Omens and Our Flag Means Death, and had their lead characters move from being heavily queer-coded to actual canon queer.

In Good Omens, David Tennant and Michael Sheen’s angel and demon duo Aziraphale and Crowley took the fandom to heaven then hell, as they enjoyed a brief kiss at the end of season two – even though it ended in heartbreak...'

#Doctor Who #David Tennant #Ncuti Gatwa #Rose Noble #Yasmin Finney #Neil Patrick Harris #The Toymaker #Miriam Margolyes #The Meep #Donna Noble #Russell T. Davies #Sex Education #Good Omens #Our Flag Means Death #Michael Sheen #Aziraphale #Crowley

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penaltybox-gossip · 12 days ago

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ratatatastic · 5 months ago

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florida panthers @ columbus blue jackets | 10.15.24 (x)(x)(x)(x)

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suigenerisstuff · 2 months ago

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The Culmination of a Solemn Musical Triptych: A Critique of W.A. Mozart's Symphony No. 41 (Jupiter)

by @suigenerisstuff

In June 1788, the Austrian composer Wolfgang Mozart wrote the following letter to his friend and masonic brother, Michael Puchberg, from behind a newly won minor position, subordinate to the authority of Antonio Salieri's Kapellmeister at the court of Joseph II:

"I still owe you eight ducats. Apart from the fact that at the moment I'm not in a position to pay you back this amount, my trust in you is so boundless that I dare to beg you to help me with a hundred guilders until the next week, when my shows will start at the Casino."

This is just one of many indications of the idea of an economic failure that would haunt him throughout his life, as well as a mark in the construction of a historical persona of the 'eternal prodigy', always at the mercy of fraternal intervention and ready to live a bohemian, inconsequential life. This image, however - despite the indefensible impudence in life and the scatology left behind in his works - becomes increasingly false - as a persona should be - when we turn our imagination to that summer. In addition to his frequently affected health and mounting debts, we notice the absence of a main figure in his life: Leopold, a later frequent patient of musicologists and psychoanalysts, kept in limbo between a fierce disciplinarian of a shining musical power - almost a co-owner of other people's genius -and a calculating and opportunistic manipulator of his son's talents. This dichotomy allows us to return to Mozart's stylistic choices in his mature period, as well as the consequences for his finances and the legacy of his entire oeuvre. It is necessary, at this point in the reading, to beware of the anachronism of a historical excerpt in which the vast majority of public exhibitions of concerts and instrumental pieces took place in the midst of the effervescence of a court hall, that is, played in the midst of the libertinism of an audience that saw the orchestra as a secondary element of a larger event. In this conception, either numerosity or practicality became the rule for an artist's prosperity. Impunity would not come to the young man from Salzburg, and his father would soon warn him in 1778:

"If you don't have any students at the moment, then write more, even if you sell your work for a lower price; for God's sake, you need to make yourself known. But write something short, easy, popular. Ask a publisher they'd like - maybe easy quartets for two violins, viola and basso. Do you think you'd be demeaning yourself by doing things like that? Not at all […]"

The preoccupation nevertheless tested the musician through his commercial inabilities over the years, bringing out for many the most remarkable trait of the composer who, with a certain frequency, revisited the ideal balance between the pleasant and the disruptive, the first factor being defined by the cruel reality; he would not always be a composer, but also an entertainer, an agent of himself and, in some way, a man whose father would expect constancy and reverence for the Austrian tradition. The second, fatally influenced by Masonic and Parisian academics - like his contemporary Rousseau - would ensure that he "equated existential allegories with the destinies of psyches and societies thrown into change", in the words of Patrick Mackie. With this interpretation, in the summer of 1788, Mozart wrote his last three symphonies in less than two months, the functional examples of his zeitgeist. Especially the last one, the 'Jupiter' symphony, coined after the fact thanks to the opulence of the god who appears throughout the piece in heroic motifs, but which, in reflection of the time, crowns fluidity in balance, It has its own contrapuntal style built on the contrasting themes of the first movement - sonata-allegro - which develop and resolve in the recapitulation, followed by a lyrical andante cantabile with dramatic episodes, ending with the energetic character of a minuet and trio in the third movement, nostalgic for the explosiveness of the first. In the fourth movement we are faced with the most famous kaleidoscope of an era in transformation, the end of a great achievement from the perspective of a definitive enlightenment that would permeate the social and therefore cultural relations of this time as a fusion between harmonic manifestations and the construction of independent voices in a unique phrasing of the classical period.

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werewolfetone · 11 months ago

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Worst Irish history take you've ever come across?

This is actually really really difficult but putting aside the way that, like, the British government twists Irish history to act innocent of any wrongdoing wrt things like the Great Famine and Bloody Sunday, the first 2 that come to mind are the long tumblr posts which go around every so often whinging about how "everyone" supports the IRA and how the IRA is too popular (these posters would not survive even 1 conversation with the average british person) or the people who claim that Saint Patrick actually committed genocide on the druids or whatever and insist that Irish Catholics are actually the colonisers. honourable mention to the subsection of twitter loyalists who seem convinced that Orange historian Robert Mackie Sibbett (1868-1941) was an actual 17th century williamite commander and quote him as such, but that's more funny than anything else so I don't count it

#asks #anon #irish history #jory.txt

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thedoctorwhocompanion · 4 months ago

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The Twelfth Doctor and Bill Potts Return in Big Finish's Doctor Who -- War Stories

The Twelfth Doctor and Bill Potts Return in Big Finish's #DoctorWho -- War Stories

Big Finish has announced the winner of this year’s Paul Spragg Memorial Short Trips Opportunity, and the winning story features the Twelfth Doctor and Bill Potts, played respectively on TV by Peter Capaldi and Pearl Mackie. Big Finish Productions lost a cherished friend and colleague on 8th May 2014 when Paul Spragg, the cheerful and much-loved person at the heart of the audio company, passed…

#Alan Cox #Big Finish #Bill Potts #Patrick Ross #Paul Spragg #Pearl Mackie #Peter Capaldi #Short Trips #The Paul Spragg Memorial Short Trips Opportunity #Time War #Twelfth Doctor #War Stories

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popculturelib · 2 years ago

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It's Barbie Week at the Browne Popular Culture Library!

Although Barbie is widely known as a children's toy, there is a sizeable collector's market for Barbie dolls, and we have quite a few comprehensive books about Barbie, her friends, and accessories. They're quite helpful for people who want to learn about the history of specific dolls, design changes, and pricing.

We also have several catalogs directed at serious Barbie collectors looking for exclusive dolls and items. These are often higher quality than Barbie dolls meant to be played with -- some are made of porcelain instead of plastic. Many collector edition Barbies are tie-ins with other media or reproductions of vintage dolls. Below is one of our catalogs from 2003:

Here's a page from the catalog, chosen because the person who runs this account played with a Rapunzel Barbie when she was younger (though a way less fancy version):

A different catalog shows off more collector's edition dolls, such as a Bob Mackie Circus Barbie, complete with a swing (left) and a pair of dolls commemorating the marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton (right):

For more information about these items, check out our catalog listings below the read more.

The Browne Popular Culture Library (BPCL), founded in 1969, is the most comprehensive archive of its kind in the United States. Our focus and mission is to acquire and preserve research materials on American Popular Culture (post 1876) for curricular and research use. Visit our website at https://www.bgsu.edu/library/pcl.html.

Books:

The Wonder of Barbie: Dolls & Accessories, 1976-1986 (1987) by Paris & Susan Manos

The World of Barbie Dolls (1983) by Paris & Susan Manos

The Barbie Doll Years: A Comprehensive Listing & Value Guide of Dolls & Accessories (2001) by Patrick C. Olds and Joyce L. Olds

The Collectors Encyclopedia of Barbie Dolls and Collectibles (1985) by Sibyl DeWein and Joan Ashabraner

Barbie Doll & Her Mod, Mod, Mod, Mod World of Fashion, 1967-1972: Price Guide (1996) by Joe Blitman

Barbie Fashion (1990) by Sarah Sink Eames

Barbie Exclusives: Identification & Values (1995) by Margo Rana

Catalogs:

Barbie Collectibles by Mail, Spring 2003

Barbie Collector, Holiday 2010 and Spring 2012

#bgsu #barbie #barbie dolls #barbie collectibles

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