#reuben smith

[justgotham]

Via: Cory Michael Smith's Instagram Story

[fieriframes]

[Got a Reuben wearing fries! You can count on the food being good, and geneislayingapackageonthepanelandisopeningit unhurriedly. FIERI: And a lot of folks count on self-made chef James Smith to give their taste buds a run for their money.]

[smashpages]

The Reuben Award: NCS announces nominees for Cartoonist of the Year

The winner will be revealed in September.

[jerichomere]

I’m sure that absolutely no one here cares about the Reuben awards but like man. If there ever was an indicator of a stagnating industry, it’s the list of this year’s nominees. Mark Tatulli again. Hilary Price again. Jeff Smith, big whoop. I don’t have anything against them! And the others I don’t know. But like seriously! There are other women cartoonists besides Hilary! Jeff Smith’s best work is Bone and that’s old! What’s Tatulli even been doing?? Who is making these decisions? There is fresher work out there!!!! >:(

[dasistleeway]

A taste of New York...This is the best reuben sandwich I've ever had in Taiwan, I would definitely come often...

[red-neon]

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[soiledlight]

"We are here to learn to love as he loves." –John Reuben Smith

[reubeningall]

INDEPENDENCE DAY (1996) Reuben Ingall and Marlene Claudine Radice will play a live soundtrack to the film’s action-packed final act to ring in the Fourth of July. Reuben’s 100+ VHS copies will witness the ritual. “the glowing ghost of America's lost Global leadership” - Evan Dossey “couldn't they think of anything more interesting than octopus men?” - Roger Ebert

[trevlad-sounds]

Here's a year old mix that deserves so much more love.

Help me dust it off and give it a listen.

Pye Corner Audio-Electronic Rhythm Number Thirteen.00:00

CFCF-Pleasure Centre-03:37

Röyksopp-Thank You-09:04

Daft Punk-Something About Us (Pyramid Remix)-14:19

Romare-L.U.V-18:37

D-Pulse-Velocity Of Love (Original)-24:47

Poolside-Kinda Lovely - Bleu Toucan Remix-29:49

Reuben Vaun Smith-Sunshine Flute-32:50

An-2-Dusky Downtown-38:57

LUXXURY-Hello, Darkness-44:16

An-2-Beside Me-50:55

Justice-Ohio (Monsieur Adi Remix)-56:24

Reuben Vaun Smith-Trip On New Shores-1:00:27

Lindstrøm-Arp She Said-1:04:04

Ptaki-Warsaw-1:08:46

[postoctobrist]

RE: Ocean's 8.

Its very noticeable that Ocean's 11 had two guys who's gimmick was Old FuckTM and 8 had none. The fact that their old washed-up designer from a different time character is Helena Bonem-Carter, attractive normal-aged woman, and not like Maggie Smith or Judy Dench is telling. It's a role that is semantically comparable to Reuben but heaven forbid the feminism movie cast a woman with gray hair.

Nvm that this was at a time where they were making about 7 shitty Melissa McCarthy movies a quarter but they can't bare putting a fat woman in their movie about how girls can do anything. A tall one? A muscular one? James Corden can be in this film but Gwendoline Christie can't?

You really hit the nail on the head with your point about its glaring lack of transness. it's a movie about luxury and celebrity pretending to be a film about feminism. Consequently, it becomes a film about marketing a concept of "Women" rather than representing women as they exist.

It's one half "butchest woman Twitter can handle" and one half "if you saw the milfs I wanted to fuck you'd hurl"

you’re so right

[sammyisradical]

Continuation of my Gantu notes! Wahoo, I watched more episodes of the TV series, and instead of waiting to pile all of my notes up together, I'm just adding on! -Master of 12 martial arts, how fun! (including Galaxian Jujitsu), and when trying to learn how to kickbox, he insists on learning from a TV ad instead of just buying the tape -HE DOES NOT WANT TO BE EVIL. When he gets told in Ep. 12 that he used to be evil before his memory was wiped, he goes through HOOPS to make sure he doesn't go back to that -He likes painting pottery! -Flat out ignores Hämsterviel to watch his show (Look At This), which just further supports the fact that he does NOT want to be working for him, he's just doing it so he has a purpose -Actively reads the newspaper and doesn't like it when Reuben takes it apart -HE HAS EARS!! They just aren't visible -His fake human names that he's give himself include 'Ace Jackson' and 'John Bob Joe Smith' -Karaoke enjoyer! Wahoo! -HE WEARS BUNNY SLIPPERS! -There's canonically a lasered on image of Reuben on his ass. -Genuinely concerned that Reuben is offended when he refers to Stitch as 'trog,' since Reuben falls under the 'trog' category as well -According to him, he had an authoritarian father and no friends when he was younger -HE GETS SO SAD WHEN REUBEN YELLS AT HIM AND CALLS HIM A BORING FAILURE. HE TRUSTED REUBEN WITH HIS TRAUMA AND HE GOT HURT FOR IT. -He either gets into places by ripping off the roof, or ringing the doorbell, no in-between

[flyingfortress1]

Reading Helmet for My Pillow thoughts part 3:

Leckie' squad's best buds! they're all stocky and short under 5'10" (leckie,hoosier,chuckler- not sure on runner) cause it's the best fit for carrying guns/mortars

William J. "Bill" "Hoosier" Smith was apparently actually blonde and blue eyed, broad, stocky- he was the runner for their co in training, so he and Leckie didn't like each other at first because Hoosier came off as stuck-up from his runner position. He and Leckie were clowns; could not sing but they tried as loud as possible. had contentment towards officers. This is apparently a post from a lady way back- he was apparently her great uncle to (Smith married her grandfather's sister. Leckie is the other old guy, probably....they must have kept in touch?) Either way, just some pics of him. There's not a whole lot out there sadly. Also a old article with another (not great) pic of him as an older man.

https://www.tmnews.com/story/news/2010/05/24/loogootee-man8217s-story-featured-in-hbo-mini-series/117748110/

https://www.tumblr.com/chelseajones/19059564445/geekyshoelaces-facts-about-bill-hoosier-smith?source=share

Lewis Reuben "Lew" or "Chuckler" Juergens became friends with Leckie on the first day at marine training- chuckler carries the tripod, Leckie as asst. gunner, the gun itself. He swore a lot, was really competitive, but had a unique chuckle I guess, and always in a good mood. Stocky- "rugged handsomeness"- Hoosier couldn't match him apparently lol, but he was fair like Hoosier. He became the leader (runner defers to him always) even if Leckie/Hoosier never admit. He had a "rough and tumble" childhood in St. Louis- probably didn't come from money.

Wilbur Nevin "Runner" Conley, Leckie met on their first field thing- "dark-haired" boy from Buffalo, who had a hero worship thing of Chuckler- Chuckler very nicely put that to right lol. He also had huge calves cause he was a sprinter (in prep school) and walked really fast. Apparently came from money. This is sadly the best picture I can find of him- it's from find a grave, so I assume it's him. I do wish we had a better one- I need to see these calves lol- how noticeable was this. He may have sold cars after the war? Maybe?

[duelinthesun]

Happy 85th birthday to This Land is Your Land!

February 23rd, 1940 in New York City was just another cold winter day. The airwaves had been full of "God Bless America" sung by Kate Smith, the previous year. Woody Guthrie, staying in the Hanover House, a cheap hotel on the Bowery, decided to respond to the Irving Berlin song. At the top of a piece of notebook paper he wrote "God Blessed America", and began the first verse with "This land is your land..." This would later become the title. At the bottom of the page he ended with, "All you can write is what you see."

The first thing I notice about this document, is the beautiful cursive handwriting that Woody had. It loops and rolls across the page like the tide coming in on a lake. The next thing I find so striking it is the fact that the song is practically fully formed in Woody’s mind, and it almost seems like he is jotting down dictation. This takes nothing away from the artful beauty and power of the song. If anything it seems to enhance Woody's genius.

Woody Guthrie spent his life writing what he saw. From the Dustbowl Ballads to The Reuben James, the Children's Songs and the Ballads of the West, Woody tried to put in song the world he saw around him. He said it best, "The songs that I sing are made up for the most part by all sorts of folks just about like you."

[dasistleeway]

It was a pity that Fuin had a full-day program today, she missed the delicious reuben sandwich...

[thetruthwilloutsworld]

Instagram riischroer

Rii Schroer photographer for The Telegraph article Sam did at BAFTA Picadilly, Reuben Gallery, London with journalist Julia Llewellyn Smith.

[heathersdesk]

LDS Church History for Beginners

Somebody mentioned they wanted to get around to digging more into Church history. I could give a topical list, but I think the better way to do this is to give a list of people whose lives and words will illuminate how/why/when the Church became what it is today.

Emma Smith: her experience with polygamy, the suspension of the Relief Society, and her conflict with Brigham Young after the death of Joseph Smith.

Brigham Young: the experiences of his wives, his racial biases and support for slavery and segregation, and the conflicts with indigenous people that occurred under his leadership.

Emmeline B. Wells: her writings defending polygamy, women's empowerment, and her advocacy of women's suffrage.

The excommunications of apostle Richard Lyman (for adultery) and patriarch to the Church Joseph Fielding Smith (for homosexuality.) Also note that there were multiple Joseph Fielding Smiths. The prophet was a different one.

J. Reuben Clark: his authorship of segregationist, homosexualist, and anti-feminist thought in the modern Church, post-WWII.

Spencer W. Kimball: his impact on the Church's role in defeating the ERA. Also the Indian Placement Program, and the mechanics of how the racial restriction was enforced.

Ezra Taft Benson: his relationship with and advocacy for the John Birch Society, the Red Scare, and his open animosity towards Hugh B. Brown.

The September Six: their advocacy, excommunications, and the works of D. Michael Quinn.

Chieko Okazaki: her life and faith and her criticism of the Family Proclamation.

Also, a piece of advice: when trying to see/understand any aspect of Church history, with all of the tragedy that can entail, I find it helpful to connect with the voices and perspectives of LDS women.

"How do I keep my faith alive when *this* is what our people are like?" is a question LDS women have been answering since 1830. They don't just fall in line behind every ridiculous thing a person in authority says, does, or wants to do. They never have, which is part of why those in leadership weren't interested in telling the stories of LDS women for so long. No study of Church history is accurate or complete if it doesn't include the perspectives of women.