#robert marshall

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Ischia,Celebrity Sightings at Ischia Global Film & Music Festival,

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mickey 17 textposts because i saw the movie yesterday and apparently that was too early for anyone to make some yet

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It is not strictly true that Scotchmen are mean in money matters, any more than it is to say that they can't see a joke. As regards the latter point, it is my experience that a Scot won't laugh at the average jest that amuses an Englishman, simply because it isn't good enough.

The Haunted Major, Robert Marshall

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ROBERT SCHWARTZMAN as Michael Moscovitz

THE PRINCESS DIARIES (2001) dir. Garry Marshall

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Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster (1965)

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Milestone Monday

Poetry in Punk

On this day, December 30th, 1946, Patti Smith, a singer, songwriter, author, poet, photographer, and painter, was born in Chicago, Illinois. Often referred to as the "Godmother of Punk," Smith is known for her influential music that blends rock and poetry. Her debut album, Horses, released in 1975, is considered a landmark work in the punk rock genre. Beyond her music career, Patti Smith has written several books, including the acclaimed memoir Just Kids, which explores her relationship with photographer Robert Mapplethorpe and their experiences within the New York City artistic scene. Throughout her life, she has been a prominent cultural figure, advocating for artistic freedom and social change.

Images featured come from:

Our first edition of A Useless Death, a poem by Patti Smith that was published as a chapbook and distributed by Gotham Book Mart and Gallery in New York in 1972.

Ha! Ha! Houdini!, a poem written by Patti Smith and published as a chapbook. It was distributed by Gotham Book Mart and Gallery in New York in 1977.

Robert Mapplethorpe, released by Peter Weiermair and published by Robert Wilk in 1981. The contexts come from a catalogue of an exhibition sponsored by the Frankfurter Kunstverein, April 10-May 17, 1981, and features an introduction by Sam Wagstaff, the artistic mentor and benefactor to Robert Mapplethorpe and Patti Smith.

Some Women by Robert Mapplethorpe that features an introduction by one of the pioneers of New Journalism, Joan Didion. Our first edition was published in Boston by Bulfinch Press in 1989.

Robert Mapplethorpe by Richard Marshall with essays by American poet, literary critic essayist, teacher, and translator Richard Howard, and South African-born American writer and editor Ingrid Sischy. Our copy is the first cloth edition, published in New York: Whitney Museum of American Art; Boston: in association with Bulfinch Press: Little, Brown and Company in 1988.

Mapplethorpe prepared in collaboration with the Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation with an essay by American art critic, philosopher, and Professor Arthur C. Danto. This first edition was published in 1992 by Random House in New York.

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-Melissa, Special Collections Graduate Intern

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Awakenings (1990)

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When you think about Marshall's sniper support mechanic in like the context of Lincoln’s whole plot, it's really funny to think that he's just following Lincoln around. Like somehow, Marshall knows every good spot in the city to sit and wait for Lincoln to use him. I feel bad for poor Lincoln having to know that Marshall is following him around, given that he just does not like that guy LOL it's genuinely so odd.

Did you know that when you're trying to take out Aldridge in the last shootout, you can use Marshall? Like they also reintroduce his sniper support on the island. I've always said that Marshall technically should be there and I guess he is lol the devs just think he's sooo unimportant that they didn't even have to mention him LOL anyways I don't know why I find it so amusing. But I do. I love using Marshall when I play lmao

Just know when I finally play Stones Unturned, Aldridge is being taken out by Marshall😤 I think it is absolutely hilarious that Marshall could be the one out of John and Lincoln to get that final shot in so Aldridge retreats to the submarine LOL talk about unsatisfying end for them. Like I know John gets the last shot in, but ya know what I mean!

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Ischia Global Fest 2023 Celebrity Sightings at Gala Closing Ceremony Hotel The Queen Isabella 

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i gave up

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I watched Mickey 17 yesterday, and I can not stop thinking about the sauce.

Because, when you are restricting calories, the pasta sauces and salad dressings are like one of the first things that you should cut from your diet.

Restricting calories is one things whole Niflheim colony is supposed to do.

Of course, we already see Kenneth Marshall and Ylfa being hypocrites and typical politicans and having a feast for themselves while people under their rules are having controlled portions.

So... why is the sauce repeatedly mentioned?

Why is Ylfa obssessed with making different kind of sauces and perfecting them?

Then it hit me with her using the baby creeper's tail to make a sauce.

When Marshall wanted to exterminate all creepers I was like yeah, this is a clear reference to Christopher Columbus and the indigeneous people.

But using the creepers' body parts, their tails, their life sources to make something as "rich" as sauce.

I think it was a direct reference to Britain colonisation of India for spices and colonisation of Africa for their natural sources.

Colonizing, taking what belongs to the natives of the land to make rich man's sauce.

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Too many old stuffs lol dk which to post everyday

tagging these names makes me sick

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► Tekken 7: Chibis

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behind the scenes of the princess diaries (2001) 💖

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Every Marshall mannerism is Trump codes but ESPECIALLY the scenes when he’s doing his own tv show while 18 is shouting at 17 about the dinner I can totally see Trump doing every single one of those things

Edit: and the tantrum he throws on the table while people are failing to catch Zuco