#richard siked

[sleepytimegal777]

1. Litany in Which Certain Things Are Crossed Out - Richard Siken // 2. If Beale Street Could Talk - James Baldwin // 3. Eternal Idol - Auguste Rodin // 4. The Four Swans - Winston Graham // 5. Letter to Fanny Brawne (13 October 1819) - John Keats

[livvyofthelake]

potentially unpopular take. and know that i really am saying this casually i’m not like enraged or anything. but i think it’s weird that everyone hates cassandra clare for the time she had her main couple think they were secret siblings for 2 books, which wasn’t even true btw. but then richard siken is just casually allowed to talk about the incest ship from supernatural like that’s not weird as hell. idk. these people have had like, equal amounts of impact on culture but apparently we’re all supposed to treat richard siken like a god or something. and don’t try to argue with me about their impact if you just hate cassie. her influence on pop culture is completely undeniable to any normal human being ok. anyway. whatever i guess

[silverhallow]

@sophiebernadotte is a bad influence on me sometimes 😂

I always end up with chaotic ideas for new stories from her…

The latest one…

Sophie inherits the Penwood title as the legitimate daughter of Richard Gunningworth…

With the following chaotic notes:

No one actually knows that the title can be passed to the sole living daughter if the Earl doesn’t have a son… so

People wondering who the next Earl will be & then Sophie just pops up like "sike, it's new Countess!"

Araminta is more pissed than anyone as he never told her.

Araminta is still the worlds biggest bitch and wasn’t not thrilled at having to raise his daughter as he didn’t tell her he already had her assuming she knew as it was a bit of a scandal 11 years earlier… because because her mother was a farmer's daughter he fell in love with and technically Sophie was conceived before the wedding (8 month baby)

And it’s at the will reading that she learns that the title is going to Sophie! Not the cousin she assumed it would go to and had arranged a marriage for Rosamund to

So she was thinking Rosamund would become countess only to learn the cousin is a) a drunk and b) completely skint And it’s now a legally binding contract

And since the Earl doesn’t die til Rosamund is 18 and Sophie 16… so they’re actually betrothed

So Rosamund minus some sort of scandal is going to be forced to marry him

Unless Sophie agrees not to honour it… and Araminta and Rosamund are like “well fuck” because araminta isn’t even executor it’s his sister who HATES them

And Richard added to his will that it's his wish the title goes to Sophie & her future offsprings & if Sophie married, her husband should be titled Earl… so Benedict actually becomes the Earl of Penwood…

Much to Anthony’s shock as they don’t find out until they’re doing the marital paperwork and he and Benedict are like 🤯🤯🤯

[waffle-bubbles]

Another thing I dislike about the Downton Abbey movies is that Richard was such a good love interest for Thomas, but the very next movie they were like "sike! He's actually married to a woman."

[fuscorooni]

One for Damian-

Sike!

Get boxing glove’d, idiot.

Part Four of Four! I had fun.

Part Three here.

[wildersucht]

Y'all remember ODM? She was one hell of a toxic and annoying Latvian chick, glad Richard kicked her out at the end of 2022 tour, then she got serious mental breakdown that she documented with details on Insta Stories and , ended , her own modelling, career after Instagram and Facebook deleted her account cause she violated rules with her p*rn pictures, then seemed to become an escort or men just like her like that to buy her Rolex and Tiffany ring out of good heart and for her smile (sike). Chick destroyed her career and thought Richard will forever cope with her terrible attitude, annoying laughter and phone glued to her hand, she was his greatest fail and mid life crisis at its finest 🐸 #byefelicia #rammstein #rzk #richardzvenkrupse #richardkruspe #emigrate #olgademar #odm #olgamarackovska

[woundjob]

listen i agree that some people on here are weird with it but why are the girls cancelling richard siken and ethel cain for being into incest. please say sike

[godlessondheimite]

they call him richard siken for the way he tweets things and then goes “sike!”

[meraki-yao]

i really don’t know why some of yall are concerned about a romance sequel having conflict like ya every relationship encounters conflict but being able to see them over come any kind of conflict whether that’s about the politics of the rwrb world or their relationship in some way seeing a queer couple continue to over come conflict is what’s the most meaningful and important thing like what kind of media do yall consume where conflict is none of any kind existent?

Well…

Okay.

Before anything, I gotta clarify that my answer is based on my experience, thoughts, opinions and preferences, and I can only speak for myself.

I’m not against all conflict. I think as humans, conflict is inevitable, and that’s where character growth comes from.

I’m unsure about any more big conflict. I’m unsure about a conflict that’s dramatic, high stakes, and long enough to sustain a movie’s 2 hour run time.

There are a few reasons to this:

Because I love firstprince and treat them as semi-real, there’s this parasocial feelings of not wanting anything bad to happen to them. It’s like when my close irl friends introduce me to their partner and they seem like a healthy, good pair, I think “damn, I hope things go well with them, I hope they last”

The immediate/basic big conflicts a relationship like this has: getting together, getting to know each other, falling in love, becoming committed, coming out, all of these were covered in the movie already. Please also note that these are all over-arching and continuous.

The remaining conflicts I can think of are homophobia perhaps from the public (but most likely not the majority of the public if the Buckingham protest is anything to go by), remaining conflicts with the royal family (maybe the King, Maybe Philip gets a redemption, maybe Princess Catherine comes back into the picture), and figuring out how their gonna manage their relationship now that they’re out and committed. But the thing is I don’t really think these points suit the format or structure of movie storytelling. These are closer to moments of life, which is why I personally want/think a sequel series would work better. Even for the book, the bonus chapter shows smaller conflicts and moments, but it’s not a continuous, over-arching thing like the main plot in the book/movie is

I don’t want them to create conflict for conflict’s sake, whatever happens should be reasonable and in character. So with that being said, they’re not gonna be on the verge of breaking up. Alex already established that he would rather hurt himself before he would ever hurt Henry.

But if the conflict isn’t about Firstprince’s relationship, it kind of no longer fits the understanding of a romance movie

The current movie has such a “fairytale” feeling to it, and the ending, even with the shooting star, feels so much like a “happily ever after” conclusion, that going “sike we’re not done there’s more big conflicts” feels… slightly off? It’s kind of like the distorting feeling I got when I watched Into the Wood for the first time

And this is entirely me, this is entirely personal, but I don’t really want RWRB movie-verse to put more focus on the political aspect (note that I mean straight-up political details, not Alex’s ambitions and desire to help people, I still want the latter) such as what happened with Richards in the books. Partly because that’s much harder to write and perform in a good way, partly because it takes away from the “fairytale-ness” of the movie

So TL:DR I’m not against conflict, it’s just part of life and any story, but I’m unsure/ don’t want a relationship plot conflict that suits a movie structure. I want to see them deal with the pre-existing, less dramatic but still important conflict that they currently have, and in my opinion, that would suit a series more. This is why in my first post about a sequel, I said I don’t want a sequel in the traditional sense of a streaming media movie sequel

[arcanespillo]

tell me your top 5 poems (not necessarily in order) right now

omg ri..i love this question....but..im away from home rn and...i dont have my notebook with me.......to check my favorites...because i forget things exist when they're not in front of me....i'll get back to this in a month. but 4 now i'll just tell you the first ones that comes to mind, town of the sound of a twig breaking, i go down to the shore, I would I might Forget that I am, the arrowhead, i have so many moore i swear so many, authors i like are anne carson, anne sexton, mary oliver, richard siken, and more.. also the poem you like "start here" is really nice and i also really like strawberry moon by matthew dickman and the one were richard sikes says love for you something something is loke s religion no one will want to sleep w you.and others. I HAVE MORE

[byneddiedingo]

Diana Wynyard and Anton Walbrook in Gaslight (Thorold Dickinson, 1940) Cast: Anton Walbrook, Diana Wynyard, Frank Pettingell, Cathleen Cordell, Robert Newton, Jimmy Hanley, Minnie Rayner. Screenplay: A.R. Rawlinson, Bridget Boland, based on a play by Patrick Hamilton. Cinematography: Bernard Knowles. Music: Richard Addinsell. One of the more famous crimes of MGM was its attempt to destroy the negative and all existing prints of Thorold Dickinson's 1940 version of Gaslight in order to avoid any comparisons between it and the 1944 remake directed by George Cukor. It failed somehow, and the two versions can now be seen back to back. The 1944 film is superb entertainment, winning an Oscar for Ingrid Bergman and showcasing Charles Boyer to very good effect. By its side, Dickinson's version can feel a little undernourished -- or is it just that the later version is overfed, fattened up by Hollywood largesse? I feel very kindly toward the earlier film, which doesn't attempt to disguise the fact that it's sheer melodrama with backstories that try to add psychological realism. All we really need to do is accept the film's Victorian subtext and to know is that Paul Mallen (Anton Walbrook) is a foreigner and that his wife, Bella (Diana Wynyard), grew up breathing the pure air of the English countryside to see whose side the film is on. Just the way the Viennese-born Walbrook smooths his mustache is enough to let us know he's a rotter. And was anyone more born to play the gaslighted victim than Wynyard who, with her slight strabismus and her habit of staring into the distance, seems to be seeing things that no one else can? The 84-minute run time sets everything up efficiently and moves steadily through some truly suspenseful moments to its tables-turned conclusion. The 1944 remake runs half an hour longer and while its performances may be more elaborate (and in the case of the teenage Angela Lansbury's conniving maid, superior), Dickinson's  version keeps us nicely tantalized. The casting of Robert Newton as Bella's cousin is amusing, considering that Newton would go on to make his name as an actor with the terrifying Bill Sikes in David Lean's Oliver Twist (1948). Those of us who saw that film first may suspect that he's up to no good in Gaslight, but we'd be wrong.

[solbound]

" people like to think war means something. "

richard sike sentence starters | @sephaeroth

Lately Soleil had been spending more and more time with Sephiroth in Seph's apartment. AT first it was just a few hours here and there. Maybe having lunch then going about their day. But as they were growing closer, he'd spend more time. Even staying the night sometimes. And today was one of those rare times where training was postponed in favor of... meetings.

Soleil had planned to have lunch ready for when Seph was finished, however, that had gone to the back-burner when he came back to his apartment rather annoyed and upset. So instead, they'd lounge on the couch. Mostly in silence at first.

Soleil did startle a little at the statement. Almost expecting the other not wanting to talk about what happened at his meeting. Carefully and tentatively, Soleil reached his hand out to take Sephiroth's in his. then he's gently start brushing his thumb over his knuckles in a comforting motion.

"They're all idiots. War only brings suffering and death." He'd say with mild disgust. He didn't care for war or fighting. Which was ironic, given his line of work and who he worked for. But that didn't change the facts. he felt sympathetic towards Seph especially, who was practically the face of Shinra and its war movements. Soleil wished nothing more than freeing him of that heavy burden.

A slight smile played across his lips as an idea came to him. He'd stand then gently tug Sephiroth along with him. "How about a distraction? It sounds like you could really use one."

[designaday]

Ultimate Playlist: Men’s Names, Barry – Billy

Barry Bonds Press Conference - The Musical by Paul and Storm Back in 2003, a grand jury began investigating the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative (BALCO) with the suspicion that they were providing performance enhancing drugs to athletes, including Barry Bonds. Paul and Storm released this song in 2006 when the MLB launched its probe into Bond’s steroid use.

Roll Over Beethoven by Chuck Berry Berry wrote this song because his sister Lucy was always playing classical music on the family piano when he wanted to play popular music. It’s one of 50 recordings selected by the Library of Congress to be included in the National Recording Registry.

The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill by The Beatles The song was inspired by Richard A. Cooke III, who was visiting his mother at the ashram of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi in Rishikesh while the Beatles were there. Rik shot a tiger when it attacked the elephants he and his mother were riding.

Bill Bailey, Won’t You Please Come Home? by Hughie Cannon Willard “Bill��� Bailey was a jazz musician and friend to Cannon who wrote the song one night when Bill told him about his marriage to Sarah. It’s been recorded by many singers—I’m partial to Jimmy Durante.

My Name! by Lionel Bart, sung by Sally Dexter and Miles Anderson From the musical Oliver!, based on Charles Dickens’s novel Oliver Twist, this song is sung by the character Bill Sikes, a brutal robber and murderer, and one o the main antagonists in the story.

Don’t Mess With Bill by The Marvelettes There’s another Bill that you don’t want to mess with featured in this song written and produced by Smokey Robinson.

Face Like Billy Joel by Da Vinci’s Notebook A parody of Billy Joel’s doo-wop song, “The Longest Time,” this one makes a punchline of Joel’s face. Of course, Billy was the one married to supermodel Christie Brinkley.

The Ballad of Billy the Kid by Billy Joel The story told in this song is completely inaccurate compared to the life of the real Billy the Kid. Joel claims that the Billy referred to in the last verse is a bartender he knew, but it seems much more likely that this is a self-reference.

Don’t Lose My Number by Phil Collins The song sounds dire, but the story of poor Billy was improvised and doesn’t really mean anything. The music video doesn’t make things any clearer, as it just depicts various directors trying to sell Phil concepts for the video parodying everything from David Lee Roth’s “California Girls” to the movie “Mad Max 2.”

All I Wanna Do by Sheryl Crow The lyrics for this song were adapted from the poem “Fun” by Wyn Cooper, who was inspired by a conversation at a bar with another writer, Bill Ripley. Sadly, the popularity of the song brought considerable royalties to Cooper and promoted his book, resulting in Ripley bringing a lawsuit against him for some of the money, ending their friendship.

[ulkaralakbarova]

Oliver Twist the modern filmed version of Charles Dickens bestseller, a Roman Polanski adaptation. The classic Dickens tale, where an orphan meets a pickpocket on the streets of London. From there, he joins a household of boys who are trained to steal for their master. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Oliver Twist: Barney Clark Fagin: Ben Kingsley Bill Sikes: Jamie Foreman The Artful Dodger: Harry Eden Mr. Brownlow: Edward Hardwicke Nancy: Leanne Rowe Mr. Limbkins: Ian McNeice Noah Claypole: Chris Overton Mr. Gamfield: Andy Linden Charlotte: Teresa Churcher Barney: Jake Curran Bullseye (Dog): Turbo Charley Bates: Lewis Chase Nicky: Levi Hayes Mr. Bumble: Jeremy Swift Mrs. Sowerberry: Gillian Hanna Mr. Sowerberry: Michael Heath Bookseller: Patrick Godfrey Toby Crackit: Mark Strong Bet: Ophelia Lovibond Old Woman: Liz Smith Workhouse Master: Andy de la Tour Board Member: Richard Durden Dining Hall Master: Peter Copley 1st Magistrate: John Nettleton 2nd Magistrate: Tony Noble Farmer: Gerard Horan Farmer’s Daughter: Morgane Polanski Magistrate Fang: Alun Armstrong Mrs Bedwin: Frances Cuka Mr Grimwig: Paul Brooke Inspector Blather: Nick Stringer Elderly Officer: Frank Mills Warder: Richard Ridings Parson / Man with a Punch: Timothy Bateson Workhouse Boy: Filip Hes Workhouse Boy: Laurie Athey Hungry Boy: Joe Tremain Film Crew: Casting: Celestia Fox Producer: Roman Polanski Novel: Charles Dickens Screenplay: Ronald Harwood Producer: Robert Benmussa Producer: Alain Sarde Director of Photography: Paweł Edelman Original Music Composer: Rachel Portman Production Design: Allan Starski Editor: Hervé de Luze Executive Producer: Timothy Burrill Costume Design: Anna B. Sheppard Art Direction: Jindřich Kočí Hairstylist: Jean-Max Guérin Set Decoration: Jille Azis Makeup & Hair: Ivo Strangmüller Script Supervisor: Sylvette Baudrot Art Direction: Jiří Matolín Executive Producer: Petr Moravec Makeup & Hair: Linda Eisenhamerová Movie Reviews:

[thewalkingsandwich36]

Let's see if I remember Over 100 characters names of mine ! ._.''

Way too many but there's a 105 , I'm a 100% sure there's much more somewhere o-O

Kagaku-sha (project 036)

Midnight (Project 1.1/2)

Flamez ( Project 1.2/2)

Richard ( Project 2)

Project 3

Sam ( Project 4)

Alexander (Project 5)

Sprinkles (Project 6)

Kate ( Project K 007)

Leefi (Project 032)

Lucy

John

Mr Knight

Lime

Luke

Beth

Penny

Majo

Shadowser

Rocky

Sikes

Noroi

Stitches

Lovra

Baesil

Jacob

Reggie

Gabby

Marsh

Blue

Terra

Pips

Error

Amy

Jeff

Glitches ( King of the Blue golden eye clan)

Summer

Sumri

Lizzy

Saski

Mellow (aka Space Goddess)

Masaki

Minus

Amai

Mech

Ushi

Rez

Hann

Kage

Insanity (Sarah)

Jenny

Nameless (aka War God )

Avarie (Soul eater)

Eyesoul (aka Ancient god of everything weird)

Poker King (PK)

Hearts

Pucks

Sophia

Lucky

Bossu

Junnath

Pixel ( Gamer Dude)

Orange ( Comb man)

Mike

Stef

Inter ( Interijensu aka God of information)

Surudoi

Raiton

Ikatteiru

kagami

Akuame ( Cult leader of the red eye )

Zezzy

Yahnna

Zack ( God of all bad choices)

Zehn ( God of all good choices)

Sufo

Shark

Mason

Snowey

Miss White blood cell

Mr Red blood cell

DR Atom

Evil DR John

Barkly

Uni (Unicorn)

Bubbles

Robotica

Honey

Tanya

George

Clausdonia

Shinesery

Faiya

Cotton Candy Fairy

Cookie Princess

Sir Oat Prince

Icey

Puzzle

Stella

Scratch

Sky

Moon

Planty

Poppy

Lucas

[crookedredemption]

❝ gods, it’s horrifying…and a touch fascinating. ❞ - @uro6oros

     the slayer slowly approached the ex s.t.a.r.s captain, it's many teeth bared. her claws dug into the ground as her form towered over wesker's human form. the creature stood at fifteen feet, equipped with muscle that can withstand even the toughest attacks. stuck to her talon, was a spare arm of an umbrella employee who thought it would be a great idea to cat-call sylmae. she flung the limb at wesker's polished shoes, the monster's chest heaved from the adrenaline of her recent kill.

     bhaal's chosen leant down to become face to face with their business partner, deliberately not harming him as they inhaled his scent. with a huff, the monster backed away from him. their large footsteps thudded against the ground as she led him to the rest of the corpse.

     dr. richard sikes laid face down against his bloodstained keyboard, arm missing from his body and a gaping hole within his chest. his heart was torn from his body and devoured by the urge.