#private walker

[the-casbah-way]

i’m trying to get back into animating so here’s a really quick thing i did !!!

[privatewalker]

Captain Ogilvie: [gets turned upside down so everyone can see under his kilt] Captain Mainwaring: [averting his gaze] Wilson: [looking scandalised] Walker: [staring, laughing, and having a great time]

[zaddyazula]

obviously i love strangelove’s character but she wasn’t written well… as a woman or as a lesbian…

[starf4wn]

I am brainrotting over that one episode in S1 and Jay that I even made an AU

[oh-dear-so-queer]

In later life, Anne Lister fell in love with a wealthy heiress, Anne Walker. The two went through a private ceremony in church when they took communion together, which they regarded as a binding marriage ceremony, and lived together until Anne Lister's death.

"Normal Women: 900 Years of Making History" - Philippa Gregory

[denkilightning]

if u see me adding the entirety of electra heart and tortured poets department to my jay walker playlist mind ur fucking business

[hellmastermiller]

he's all i could think about. slut

[poisindonottouch]

Queer Reads: NR Walker

Continuing our Pride Recs, we have another author from the Southern Hemisphere. 

N.R. Walker is an Australian author with quite a bit of range, and a solid backlog of books to read. Featured in the little graphic are EWB (Enemies With Benefits), Private Charter, Tallowwood, Three’s Company, and The Men From Echo Creek. 

EWB, Private Charter, and Three’s Company are all contemporary romances. The first two are set in Australia, and the third is set in Florida. EWB is an enemies-to-lovers book that really did it for me. It’s emotional and funny, and Walker really pulls off the “I hate you, but sure I’ll fuck you” thing it has going on. Private Charter is about an executive who plans a romantic vacation with his boyfriend, who dips out last minute and wasn’t really that serious anyway, and leaves the MC on a yacht with a super hot captain sailing him around for two weeks. Also, he only packed a white swimsuit. Three’s Company is MMM with a couple and a third who hook up for a fling, and then develop all the feelings. It’s very sweet. 

Tallowwood is much darker, with a serial killer, a detective, and a local constable. It’s definitely romantic suspense, and I was up late into the night finishing it, because you can’t go to bed half way through a serial killer book. Seriously. 

The Men From Echo Creek is Walker’s first foray into historical fiction, but it’s Australian historical fiction, which was fun. Like, it reads like a pretty standard western setting (for US readers), and then suddenly they’re eating wallaby for dinner. It’s sweet, and soft, and both of the MCs are absolute cinnamon rolls who deserve lots of hugs. 

Walker has lots more contemporary fiction, some more romantic suspense, and hopefully in the future some more historical work, so go enjoy some good writing. 

And folks, read queer all year.

[winterfieldfrontiers]

Quaritch, Parker and Jake was in Call Of Duty

Slang (Quaritch) as Elias T. Walker (Call Of Duty: Ghosts) his game was flop in released time.

Ribisi (Parker) - Private Elder (Call Of Duty 2003) - his game started the franchise.

Worthington (Jake) - Alex Mason (Call Of Duty: Black Ops) his game started the new era

It's crazy how they are in both franchise movie (AVATAR) and game (Call Of Duty)

but good for them, if you loves their work you should try to play.

People should stop saying they are nothing, because they are more than that.

[randomberlinchick]

Recession Hits.

My hero! 😍

[archxngxl]

Closed Starter

Project at Eden's Gate. It was a name that Mike had heard one too many times in the span of three weeks. After much consideration and discussion, it was decided that Mike would be sent as the agent in aid of the local Montana Police Force. The cult, the aforementioned Project at Eden's gate, was ceasing control of some parts of the state, mostly local communities and farms. They had quickly turned violent, as the report stated.

Mike was currently in the headquarters that he and the Sheriff, Sheriff Ambrose, established from a freed cult outpost. "You're not the only one that's fighting those fuckers, son." He pointed towards the map. A picture of a family was placed at his side. "This is the Dutton ranch." The Sheriff pointed towards the woman in the picture. "The owner, Elena, has been a great help to us when this whole shit first started. But we haven't heard from her in a while. I need you to go check on her and help her out if needed." The Sheriff instructed and Mike was on his way.

The ride was about forty minutes long. Mike settled his truck behind some trees, away from the road to avoid it getting stolen by the cultists. The man stepped into the clearing and almost immediately a gunshot rang. He heard it hit the tree, and he ducked for the side. His right hand fell on his own firearm, before peaking slightly from the tree he was hiding behind. It was a woman. Elena, he suspected from where he was standing. "Elena Dutton?" He shouted. "I'm not with the cult. I'm with the US government, I was sent by Sheriff Ambrose to check on you!"

@februarybloom

[the-casbah-way]

videos i think about every single day

[privatewalker]

I swear Walker is the only one with a single braincell in most of the episodes

[daltongraham]

Went for a stupid walk. When I got back to my door and was trying to open the lock, I felt like I was going to fall over I was shaking so bad. Guess I'll switch from a cane to my walker for a bit.

Why is it getting harder the more I do it?

[livesinfantasyland]

Oh how I'd like to play with Ken...

This meme got out of hand.

[jazzdailyblog]

Norman Simmons: The Unsung Maestro of Jazz Accompaniment

Introduction: Norman Simmons, born ninety-five years ago today on October 6, 1929, in Chicago, Illinois, and passing away on May 13, 2021, led a storied career spanning over six decades. Though often overshadowed by the towering figures of jazz vocalists and instrumentalists he accompanied, Simmons was a genius in his own right—a pianist, arranger, composer, and educator whose nuanced touch…