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If you only had five (casual) shoes

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Combining Japanese and British style - Kapital Ring Jacket with a fairisle vest

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240911 RM’s Comment on J-Hope’s Instagram Post

JH: P & j 🇰🇷 Can't wait for 2025👏 RM: 내년아 제발 빨리와

JH: P & j 🇰🇷 Can't wait for 2025👏

RM: Next year can you please come quick

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If you only had five (casual) shoes

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Black and white or shades of grey?

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RM Williams Craftsman boots: Review

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https://archiveofourown.org/works/65040700/chapters/167240293

Intro

I'm a 90s kid. I remember when the movie came out in '97, what a cultural phenomenon it became. I remember hearing Celine Dion croon "My Heart Will Go On" over the radio everyday. I remember watching it on VHS, HBO, or on TV with my folks when I was older. I remember Kate Winslet was the first naked woman I ever saw, and when I hit puberty, she was my first crush. Since then, I've watched this film every year since I rediscovered it after a bad breakup with my first girlfriend. To this day, 15 years later and married with kids, I have a "Titanic Week" in April, where I'll watch the film and historical documentaries. I even have a Titanic themed tattoo. I love this movie. Now, there's been a few "making-of" books based on this movie but—unbelievably—never a full-on novelization. Using the script and the film, deleted scenes and all, for better or worse, this is my attempt. I hope you enjoy.

Rating Mature

Summary

An "unofficial" novelization of James Cameron's Titanic (1997). In 1996, treasure hunter Brock Lovett searches for the rare diamond "The Heart of the Ocean" inside of the wreck of RMS Titanic, the ill-fated ocean liner that sunk during her maiden voyage in 1912. Instead of finding the Heart of the Ocean in a safe salvaged from the wreck, however, Brock uncovers a drawing of a young nude woman wearing that diamond. A 101-year old woman named Rose Calvert claims to be that woman, and to Brock and his crew recalls her past as socialite Rose DeWitt Bukater and her star-crossed love affair with a poor artist named Jack Dawson on the Unsinkable Titanic...

Chapter 1 The Wreck Treasure hunter and explorer Brock Lovett searches for a rare diamond called "The Heart of the Ocean" inside RMS Titanic, the ill-fated ocean liner that sunk on her maiden voyage in 1912...

Likes ❤️ and Reblogs 🔁 are much appreciated!

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William G. Muller

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RM Williams Craftsman boots: Review

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I guess tonight is the perfect night to post my RMS Titanic shrine

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Don’t know why but low-key obsessed about how James Cameron described Murdoch's feelings after the iceberg hit in the Titanic screenplay

Maybe I’m just a horrible person but “He just ran the biggest ship in history into an iceberg on its maiden voyage” should NOT be as darkly funny as it is to me

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purple. [thamepo fanfic]

thame gets high when their skins touch—when his lips bestow another lie on po's trembling ones—when his fingers are busy unbuttoning po's shirt—throws it to the floor and forgets about the world—and this feels so close to the blasphemous heaven thame will never attain—not in this life—because this life is hell even with po in it.

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Today marks the 112th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic.

Some of you know that I’m passionate about the RMS Titanic’s history but did you know that I really got into tennis because of one her passengers?

His name was Richard “Dick” Norris Williams, he was a tennis player and here his story:

Richard was born on January 29, 1891, in Geneva, Switzerland in a wealthy family from Philadelphia. He started playing tennis at a young age, and at only 12, he was Swiss junior champion. In 1911, at the age of 20, he won the Swiss Championship.

In 1912, he entered Harvard University as he wanted to continue playing tennis at a higher level. His life took a drastical turn when his father and him departed from Europe on the RMS TItanic. When the ship strucked an iceberg during her maiden voyage, Richard and his father escaped the sinking ship by jumping in the icy water of the Atlantic Ocean. Unfortunately, his father died that night - it is said that he was crushed by a funnel when it fell - but Richard survived by swimming to a partially submerged lifeboat, where he spent several hours knee-deep in the cold water. The passengers of the boat were later saved and brought on the RMS Carpathia. His legs suffered such severe frostbite during the ordeal that the doctor on the Carpathia considered amputation but Richard refused.

This choice was definitely the good one because after months of persistence and determination, he started playing tennis again and later that year, he won his first US Tennis Championship (now known as US Open) in mixed doubles, but also the US Men's Clay Court Championship (which takes place in Houston now). It was his first success but not the last ones. Between 1912 and 1914, he was ranked in the world's top 10 (even became top 2) and reached the US Tennis Championship final twice times in singles, managing to win one of them. After winning the US Tennis Championship a third time, his tennis career was stopped because of WWI. As a decorated soldier, he started playing tennis again in 1920 but as a doubles player. From there to 1927, he reached 7 more major finals, winning three of them, including Wimbledon and the US Tennis Championship twice. In the 1924 Olympics in Paris, he even won the golden medal in mixed doubles with a sprained ankle! He also was part of the US team at the David Cup during that time, was also very successful in there and even became captain. Finally, he retired at the age of 44, in 1935.

After a long career, he died on June 2, 1968, aged 77 from emphysema.

His story really touched me when I first read about him. I was maybe 12 or 13 years old, obsessed with the ship liner's history, I used to watch some Roland Garros matchs on TV at that time and I like to think that he's the one who really got me into that sport: i watched more matchs when I could, read about the sport in general, etc. Also, he was a true fighter on and off the court, he never gave up even when things seem impossible!

Anyway, for those who read that, I hope this small history in the big History pleased you.

And thank you, Dick! 🤍

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Preview of "Rend and Tear with Tooth and Claw part 1" in 2000 AD Prog 2376, written by Rob Williams, art by RM Guera, colors by Giulia Brusco

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If you're enjoying this week's new "Judge Dredd" story in 2000AD (Prog 2439), here's a treat for you – a page from next week's issue, courtesy of Rebellion!