#ross fink

[beebascloset]

Gail is not a licensed doctor

(Based on this)

[therantspot]

the wild robot has officially damaged me forever

[the-forest-library]

Hey Mable! 🦊 What are some of your top audiobook recommendations?

Hello! My favorite topic!

The success of an audiobook is so dependent on the narrator. You really need to find ones you vibe with. And something to keep in mind is adjusting the speed. If the narration is too slow, I tune out. I usually listen to audiobooks at 1.25-1.4 speed.

I generally know that l'm in for a good time if a book is narrated by Kate Rudd (Truly Devious), Kristen Sieh (Funny You Should Ask), Brittany Pressley (American Royals, Oona Out of Order), Alex Finke (Ready or Not), or Julia Whelan (Emily Henry, Taylor Jenkins Reid, and many other bestselling books).

Kevin R. Free does an amazing job with the Murderbot books.

I really enjoyed the In Memoriam audiobook recently. They did some interesting things with the audio.

And so many wonderful nonfiction authors narrate their own books. Some favorites: Ross Gay, Samantha Irby, Blythe Roberson, Andrew Rannells, Trevor Noah, Hannah Gadsby, Phoebe Robinson, Patti Smith.

There have also been some wonderful chronic illness and trauma memoir audiobooks in the last few years: What Doesn't Kill You, What My Bones Know, The Invisible Kingdom, Know My Name, Maybe You Should Talk to Someone, Good Morning Monster, I'm Glad My Mom Died.

[historyofglee]

On this day in 2011:

the cast of Glee attended the premiere of Glee: The 3D Concert Movie at the Regency Village Theatre in Westwood, California.

The premiere was attended by cast members Naya Rivera, Heather Morris, Dianna Agron, Ashley Fink, Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Chris Colfer, Darren Criss, Jenna Ushkowitz, Kevin McHale, Chord Overstreet, Amber Riley, Harry Shum Jr., Josh Sussman, Romy Rosemont, Iqbal Theba, Jayma Mays, Charlotte Ross, Kent Avenido, Dot-Marie Jones, Max Adler, and James Earl III, Warblers Jaymz Tuaileva, Riker Lynch, Curt Mega, Jon Hall, and Titus Makin, and Glee Project cast members Samuel Larsen, Damian McGinty, Cameron Mitchell, Lindsay Pearce, Alex Newell, and Hannah McIalwain.

[toopunkrockforshul]

2024 Storygraph Wrap Up!

I had 15 five star reads this year but I think my top three recommendations would be:

- The Book of Delights by Ross Gay

- The Faceless Old Woman Who Secretly Lives in Your Home by Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor (the audiobook especially)

- The Pomegranate Gate by Ariel Kaplan

It was a slow reading year for me compared to others but I had some good books and I'm hoping 2025 will be even better!

[choobelette]

A kind stranger is not the blue moon but instead one of the numerous stars in the distant galaxies. Make eye contact through your telescope and smile. They’ll smile back.

She watered my plants for me while I was away. I walked her dogs when her health got bad. I didn't know her. I never will.

1. Small Kindess - Danusha Laméris / 2. The Book of Delights - Ross Gay / 3. Bodega Cat - Simone Johnson / 4. Commute - mine / 5. Welcome to Night Vale - Joseph Fink / 6. photo by Bernd Dittrich / 7. @viridianmasquerade / 8. Moomin (1990) / 9. Sesame Street

[savagecuhnt]

If they had a kid MEME: Rose && Joe obviously, even if I have no idea if Joe could even have kids 😅

Name: Klaudia Josephine Fink & Jack Ross Fink

Gender: F & M

General Appearance: Both children look like a perfect mix of Mom & Dad. Porcelain pale, Black Hair and bright Blue/Green eyes with a look that'll send a chill down anyone's spine.

Personality: Klaudia takes after dad with her sense of humor and overall interests. She wants to be just like her good ol' dad, even carries around one of his masks, ready to use it when she gets into mischief. Jack is eerily quiet. Always watching and listening. He focuses on his strengthening his abilities, hoping to take over the world at some point. They both love their parents, but when in public the thought "those kids ain't right" goes through most minds.

Special Talents: You don't understand the heartbreak and fear Joe and Rose had to go through to realize their children had inherited their immortality... Klaudia is an excellent marksman, and is great with a knife. She practices hand to hand combat with her dad, making her a threat with just her hands. Jack inherited Rose's psychic abilities. He pushes himself everyday to become stronger than his mother.

Who they like better: Pfffft Klaudia loves her daddy, and Jack rarely leaves Rose's side.

Who they take after more: As much as Klaudia wants to be just like her dad, she is definitely just like Rose, especially with her temper. Jack is most similar to Joe, not as loud and emotion driven like Klaudia is.

Personal Head canon: The kids were both 6 at the time with no signs of special abilities. They were to be watched by a hired babysitter for a few hours while mom and dad did a bit of "work". Klaudia had persuaded Jack to kill their babysitter so that they could slip away and follow their parents into the night. Rose and Joe were in the middle of a trade with a local "client" when things went awry. There was a firefight and Rose got hit, causing Jack to run out after her. Klaudia didn't hesitate to run out after her brother to protect him and before Joe and Rose could react, both their children had got caught in the gunfire. Death came violently to anyone that had been anywhere near them and their lifeless children...that was until the smallest voices whimpered out for their mommy and daddy. Rose and Joe's broken hearts were soon mended upon the realization that both their children had inherited their immortality.

Face Claim: N/A I used AI lol

@heartxshaped-bruises

[barryhbo2018]

movies that Are barry hbo :

barton fink

sexy beast

taxi driver

movies that Are In barry hbo:

rain man

his girl friday (by way of the front page)

doubt

glengarry glen ross

movies that Have barry hbo In Them:

hit man

[cantsayidont]

THE BAD BATCH (2016): Not to be confused with the recent dreadful cartoon spinoff of THE CLONE WARS, Ana Lily Amirpour's followup to A GIRL WALKS HOME ALONE AT NIGHT is kind of a druggy homage to the low-budget Italian MAD MAX ripoffs of the early '80s, starring Suki Waterhouse as Arlen, a young woman among an apparently growing number of people sentenced to permanent exile from the United States to die or eke out a miserable existence in the deserts of the Southwest. She's immediately captured by cannibals, who cut off and eat her right arm and right leg, but she contrives an escape in a truly disgusting fashion and makes her way to a Burning Man-like community called Comfort, which is basically a cult run by a man called The Dream (Keanu Reeves), busily accumulating a collection of pregnant sister-wives. Arlen then ends up entangled with a Cuban exile from Miami (Jason Momoa), another cannibal whose daughter (Jayda Fink) Arlen has more or less kidnapped after killing his baby mama (Yolanda Ross).

As you can probably guess, this is not a movie for the weak of stomach, although it doesn't play like a horror movie, with a spacey, doped-out detachment that makes it feel like a vivid if often unpleasant dream, and it's populated by high-profile ("Hey, wait, isn't that …") guest stars, many of them unrecognizable. It's strikingly photographed and sometimes inventive, with an unusual use of pop songs (I will certainly never look at the Ace of Base song "All That She Wants" in the same way again), but after a while — if you haven't noped out after the extremely gruesome first half-hour — you may begin to wonder if there's a point.

Like GIRL, there isn't a lot of what you'd call plot, but the earlier film's sense of desperation and romantic longing has dissipated into a kind of post-apocalyptic ennui; there's nowhere really for Arlen to go, and while at one point she tells The Dream she wishes she had a time machine so she could go back and fix things, we never really learn where she's been or what's happened either to her or to the world. Also, even given the general level of violence and ickiness, the Black characters are treated with what seems like a disproportionate level of brutality, which sits ill. CONTAINS LESBIANS? Nope. VERDICT: An oddball curiosity, but stay well away if you're squeamish at all.

[spaceorphan18]

I feel really bad for Jenna and if I were her, I would like the show very much. She was an original cast member, who could get no lines, storylines, or songs for many episodes, and when she got some, sometimes they were racists such as Asian F. After several episodes with no lines she acts out in Michael and the producers send her on vacation. (1)

Next, they wrote Props, where Tina is frustrated because Rachel gets all the solo and everyone (including her boyfriend) told Tina she is wrong, that is Rachel´s time and he should wait til next year. What happens next season? The newbies (and even Santana) get more storylines than Tina and writers made fun of it. After graduation, Tina gets written off, confirming Jenna´s fears that she was expendable. Yeah, I wouldn't be as gracious as she is. (2) And I also don't think that the producers handled very well giving their cast free time to do other projects. In her episode, Ashley Fink said that she lost several opportunities because they wouldn't tell her availability. And I don´t think Ryan Murphy has changed much. He did the same thing to Angelica Ross in American Horror Story. (3)

I 100% agree and do feel bad for Jenna, too. We all said at the time that Tina got shit on. It's not Jenna's fault that the writers (and RM as showrunner) did not know what to write for Tina nor how to deal with the ballooning cast. I don't blame her for having a ton of self doubt and a lot of frustrations -- especially if she wanted out and was told no.

Not that we didn't all expect it at the time, but I do think the set of Glee had a lot of problems -- and it's a combination of being incredibly overworked, young and not knowing how to handle things, and RIB (but especially RM) who just didn't know what he was doing, and kind of ignored the problem instead of deal with it. It's kind of amazing that the cast is functioning as well as they are as adults, lol.

Funnily enough, Season 4's Tina stuff (I'm curious as to what Jenna will say about it) was supposed to be away of giving Jenna more to do. However, they kind of made her go a little crazy, and there were still unnecessary jabs at her -- specifically thinking about how she had to comment on her own body shape in Wonderful, and how terrible that is to make your own actress do that.

<3

[beebascloset]

he really does not like horses

(based on this)

[thechaosmuses]

Below the cut you'll find a list of my TVDU muses along with their face claims (more info about each oc muse will be up soon but if you have any questions in the meantime don't be afraid to pm me, I have info on Google Docs for all of them.)

Total Muses; 111 Newest Member; Matias Garcia Added; 1/29/24

(Quick note: all families are in order of oldest to youngest; and a few of the Mikaelson's (Cyrus, Willow, and Tobias) are all honorary/adopted Mikaelson's, not children of Mikael and Esther.) Freya Celeste Mikaelson... portrayed by Riley Voelkel Elijah Daniel Mikaelson... portrayed by Daniel Gillies Elizabeth Haven Mikaelson... portrayed by Zoey Deutch Roman Ryker Mikaelson... portrayed by Alex Pettyfer Erik Flynn Mikaelson... portrayed by Joseph Morgan Kareena Dawn Mikaleson... portrayed by Melissa Benoist Niklaus Ryder Mikaelson... portrayed by Joseph Morgan Thyra Selene Mikaleson... portrayed by Selena Gomez Kolton Nathaniel Mikaelson... portrayed by Nathaniel Buzolic Karsyn Devyn Mikaelson... portrayed by Vanessa Hudgens Mateo Maxwell Mikaelson... portrayed by Keegan Allen Serenity Faye Mikaelson... portrayed by Dianna Agron Sawyer Finch Mikaelson... portrayed by Kristen Stewart Henrik Alexander Mikaelson... portrayed by Andrew Garfield Aurelia Nova Mikaelson... portrayed by Madelyn Cline Felix Ares Mikaelson... portrayed by Jamie Campbell Bower Willow Luna Mikaelson... portrayed by Maia Mitchell Tobias Floyd Mikaelson... portrayed by Grant Gustin Hope Andrea Mikaelson... portrayed by Danielle Rose Russell

Malachai Silas Parker... portrayed by Chris Wood Zephyr Raven Parker... portrayed by Froy Gutierrez Zariyah Dove Parker... portrayed by Sabrina Carpenter Kennedy Taylor Parker... portrayed by Taylor Swift Myles Zane Parker... portrayed by Ross Lynch Mariana Joy Parker... portrayed by Noah Cyrus Olivia Mae Parker... portrayed by Penelope Mitchell Paisley Juniper Parker... portrayed by Katherine McNamara

Silas Xavier Salvatore... portrayed by Paul Wesley Braeden Talia Salvatore... portrayed by Florence Pugh Holden Atlas Salvatore... portrayed by Colin O'Donoghue Damon Luca Salvatore... portrayed by Ian Somerhalder Ezra Grant Salvatore... portrayed by Hero Fiennes-Tiffin Stefan Lance Salvatore... portrayed by Paul Wesley Liberty Faye Salvatore... portrayed by Brenna D’Amico

Jensen Graham Gilbert... portrayed by Jamie Dornan Easton Reed Gilbert... portrayed by Matthew Gray Gubler Jesse Jonathan Gilbert... portrayed by Julian Morris Elias Rhodes Gilbert... portrayed by Dylan O'Brien Jeremiah Steven Gilbert... portrayed by Steven R. McQueen Jazmyn Sophia Gilbert... portrayed by Jenna Coleman

Atlas Rowan Petrova... portrayed by Dylan O'Brien Titus Izaiah Petrova... portrayed by Dylan O'Brien Katherine Maria Pierce... portrayed by Nina Dobrev Kamen Maverick Pierce... portrayed by Dylan O'Brien Natalie Adrianna Pierce... portrayed by Lily Collins

Qetsiyah Zione Bennett... portrayed by Janina Gavankar Eleanor Marie Bennett... portrayed by Zendaya Coleman Salem Elijah Bennett... portrayed by Jordan Fisher Gabriel Graham Gustin... portrayed by Chuku Modu Bonnie Sheila Bennett... portrayed by Kat Graham Belladonna Sharie Bennett... portrayed by Vanessa Morgan

Marcel Leon Gerard... portrayed by Charles Michael Davis Hayley Jane Marshall... portrayed by Phoebe Tonkin Seraphina Rose Ward... portrayed by Madelaine Petsch Theodore Joseph Brickenden... portrayed by Timothee Chalamet  Kaia Asherah Halloran... portrayed by Odette Annable Elizabeth Anne Forbes... portrayed by Marguerite MacIntyre Carter William Forbes... portrayed by Charlie Hunnam Josette Olivia Saltzman... portrayed by Kaylee Bryant Ryan Nicholas Clarke... portrayed by Nick Fink Landon Maxwell Kirby... portrayed by Aria Shahghasemi Aurora Violet De Martel... portrayed by Rebecca Breeds Cameron Myles Lawrence... portrayed by Lucas Bravo Aiden Matthew Lawrence... portrayed by Colin Woodell Jameson Tyler Rosza... portrayed by Tyler Posey Tatum Jaxson Lockwood... portrayed by Morgan Evans Tyler James Lockwood... portrayed by Michael Trevino Tatiana Jade Lockwood... portrayed by Adelaide Kane Taylor Jacob Lockwood... portrayed by Taylor Launter Axel Madden Hughes... portrayed by Cody Saintgnue Ashton Malik Hughes... portrayed by Cody Christian Alexia Rae Branson... portrayed by Arielle Kebbel Sebastian Sawyer Sharpe... portrayed by Aaron Taylor-Johnson Niall Nash Novak... portrayed by Ryan Kelley Montgomery Felix Langston... portrayed by Jedidiah Goodacre Sebastian Killian Jones... portrayed by Thomas Doherty Milton Gabriel Greasley... portrayed by Quincy Fouse Ophelia Esme Lovell... portrayed by Gage Golightly Sapphire Lee McGuire... portrayed by Jennifer Love Hewitt Rami Calder McGuire... portrayed by Kit Harington Benjamin James Kenson... portrayed by Zane Phillips Warren Jaxon Kingsley... portrayed by Ricky Whittle Jeremiah Michael Kenner... portrayed by Michael Vlamis Cecilia Jaklyn Labonair... portrayed by Camila Mendes Rosemary Belle Whitlock... portrayed by Sophie Turner Hadley Kamryn Fuller... portrayed by Sofia Carson Kamryn Avery Marshall... portrayed by Katherine Langford Lorenzo James St. John... portrayed by Michael Malarkey Lorella Diane St. John... portrayed by Gal Gadot Andrew Kolton Rogers... portrayed by Louis Tomlinson Vincent Keith Griffith... portrayed by Yusuf Gatewood Sean Kieran O'Connell... portrayed by Matt Kabus Lucien Maverick Castle... portrayed by Andrew Lees Blair Lilith Walsh... portrayed by Kristine Froseth Zachariah Cole Norwood... portrayed by Oliver Stark Matthias Lucien Delacour... portrayed by Jonah Hauer-King Matias Camilo Garcia... portrayed by Danny Ramirez

Crossover/Genderbent Muses

Cyrus Boyd Mikaelson... portrayed by Cody Kearsley (spn to tvdu) Harmony Iris Johnson... portrayed by Shay Mitchell (tw to tvdu) Chandler Matthew Rawlins... portrayed by Charlie Gillespie (tw to tvdu) Mckenna Stella Parker... portrayed by Katherine Langford (genderbent kai parker)

Test Muses

Dorian Lee Williams... portrayed by Demetrius Bridges Sophie Danielle Deveraux... portrayed by Daniella Pineda Monique Marie Deveraux... portrayed by Yasmine Al-Bustami Evangeline Amaya Sinclair... portrayed by Maisie Richardson-Sellers Inadu Tayen Labonair... portrayed by Blu Farias Hunt Rafael Alexander Waithe... portrayed by Peyton Alex Smith Finch Taylor Tarrayo... portrayed by Courtney Bandeko Cleo Ada Sowande... portrayed by Omono Okojie Penelope Eden Park... portrayed by Lulu Antariksa Jade Ivy Young... portrayed by Giorgia Whigham

[fearsmagazine]

COUNTRY OF HOTELS - Review

DISTRIBUTOR: Terror Films

SYNOPSIS: Should you end up in room 508 in this mysterious, nameless and fetid hotel, you will find yourself in an alternate reality, akin to the “Twilight Zone,” with an unseen threat lurking behind the walls and in the air ducts. COUNTRY OF HOTELS presents five tales of lost souls who enter room 508 and are confronted by the darkness in their lives.

REVIEW: COUNTRY OF HOTELS is an entry into the subgenre of sinister hotels/rooms such as the Cohen Brothers’ “Barton Fink,” David Lynch’s “The Hotel Room,” or the grand-daddy of them all “The Shinning” (pick your adaptation).

Having said that, COUNTRY OF HOTELS establishes an atmosphere and a tension that it sustains throughout. They achieve it through a compilation of performances, production values and camera work. The wallpaper in room 508 appears to be a homage to the carpet design from the Overlook Hotel in Kubrick’s “The Shining.” There are a lot of dark tones and hues that add to the oppressive feel of the film. Given the tight spaces, the edits are sharp with an organic feel to the movement. Christos Fanaras’s score was okay was okay, but the film’s sound design adds more to the overall atmosphere to the film. For all the room’s production design and art direction, the rest of the locations are lacking and feel makeshift, especially the check-in/front desk area.

The stories tend to be superficial in only addressing the particulars of the situation the viewer is presented with. The characters at the center of each tale do not present as a full person, never feeling there is a chance for redemption. Much like a classic EC Comic tale, such as “Tales From the Crypt” or “Haunt of Fear,” these characters wear their damnation on their sleeves. The TV in the room serves as a source of torment, sometimes feeling a bit more unrealistic than surreal. I enjoyed the adult themes. Still, the writing does not offer any satisfying conclusions or any speculation about the hotel or its staff to sustain the viewer’s curiosity past the credits.

The performances are interesting, frequently intense, but limited. There is no breathing room to allow the viewer to connect with the character and potentially feel for them. There is a lot of energy and a perspective of that character in that moment, which kept me at a distance, feeling like a spectator at a “peep show.”

Julio Maria Martino’s & David Hauptschein’s COUNTRY OF HOTELS is an interesting adult film about not nice people who find themselves in a surreal hotel room that challenges them. There are many good things about the film that make it worth a watch. I don’t feel the dark humor works and by the end I did not feel anything for these characters, even the hotel staff.

CAST: Siobhán Hewlett, Michael Laurence, Adam Leese, Matthew Leitch, Charles Pike, Sabrina Faroldi, Ben Shafik, Olegar Fedoro, and Mia Soteriou. CREW: Director - Julio Maria Martino; Screenplay - David Hauptschein; Producer - Saba Kia; Cinematographer - Stefano Slocovich; Score - Christos Fanaras; Editor - Peter Allinson; Production Designer - Mike McLoughlin; Costume Designer - Lauren Miller; Visual Effects Supervisor - Ross Macpherson OFFICIAL: N.A. FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/CountryOfHotels TWITTER: N.A. TRAILER: https://youtu.be/MQFBf3vXcVY RELEASE DATE: On digital platforms May 26th, 2023

**Until we can all head back into the theaters our “COVID Reel Value” will be similar to how you rate a film on digital platforms - 👍 (Like), 👌 (It’s just okay), or 👎 (Dislike)

Reviewed by Joseph B Mauceri

[punchandspade]

Tagged by @krejong ☺️

Share your wallpaper: Just a brick wall with some ivy (it's actually the right part of this picture).

The last song you listened to: Hmm probably Warm Shadow (and I have to thank Soko Leipzig for making me discovering this one) or Berlin Sunrise by Fink.

Currently Reading: Adam Raczek/Vincent Ross fics 🤷🏽

Last Movie: It was actually Abgrund from Polizeiruf 110 if it counts as a movie. If not...I think it was Renfield (average movie).

Craving: Salt and companionship.

What are you wearing right now: Black long sleeves t-shirt, black jeggings.

How tall are you: 1,70m

Piercings: the regulars in the ears. I would love to get a septum at one point.

Tattoos: One for now, a Vegvísir, because I really like the meaning. If I didn't suffer from social anxiety, I'd have a lot more tattoos but alas, it means going through meeting people and them touching my body and...it's complicated.

Glasses? Contacts?: Glasses. It's not always the more practical but I like having this "screen" between me and the world.

Last drink: Coffee (right now as I'm having breakfast)

Last show: ...again, does Polizeiruf 110 counts? ahaha If not, it was Deadwind. First time watching a Finnish procedural and it was interesting.

Last thing you ate: It's breakfast time right now so homemade multigrain whole wheat bread with French salted butter (sorry The Netherlands, but your salted butter is weak. I need the crunch of the salt flakes you don't understand)

Favourite colour: Black

Current obsession: Well. I think you know...

Unrelated Obsession: Catching up on sleep.

Any pets: A 9 year-old pug and a 16 year-old black cat.

Do you have a crush on anyone: WELL. Not sure if it's still a crush after 10 years of going through all the feelings for him but...kinda?

Favourite fictional character: Me without social anxiety

The last place you traveled: Does moving from France to the Netherlands count? I usually don't travel alone for leisure so every time I'm somewhere, it's because I'm moving there.

Tagging @kaktus-po (If you see this post, I can't tag you! :o) and @pumpking64

[amischiefofmuses]

🎤🎤 each for Stryfe, Cable, Constantine, Doctor Phosphorus, and Morph!

Song Associations || Accepting

Broken Crown - Mumford & Sons - 'And I will not speak of your sins, there was a way out for HIM. The mirror shows not, your values are all shot. But oh, my heart was flawed, I knew my weakness. So hold my hand, consign me not to darkness.'

Glass Heart Hymn - Paper Route - 'Cain was angry, and he moved in a blood red fury. So now one brother's dead, and one brother's born... There's a ghost in the mirror, I'm afraid more than ever. My feet have led me straight into my grave. Oh Lord have you walked away? Oh Lord have you walked away from me?'

Epoch - Savlonic (The Living Tomstone Remix) - 'Everyone makes mistakes, I've had more than my share, but it's okay 'cause I'm gonna repair it. They say there are no retakes, but I just don't agree, no, this show, is of my own making. Take it back to the start, I've had a change of heart. I know we can make it better than it ever was, I know we can make it better.'

Foreign Air - Echo - 'I know it's bad, but it's good timing. I wanna be old because youth is sad. I count the minutes but I don't know why. Can I, can I get by as the future unwinds?.. Here we go again, let's all let ourselves echo, round and round again. Spinning in your head, let's all let ourselves, echo echo o - echo echo o.'

This Is The Thing - Fink - 'I don't know if you noticed anything different. It's getting dark and it's getting cold and the nights are getting long. I don't know if you even noticed at all. That I'm long gone baby, I'm long gone... And the things that keep us apart keep me alive... And the things that keep me alive keep me alone..'

Nowhere Fast - The Midnight Club - 'What are you waiting for? Let's push the pedal to metal... A thousand miles to the minute, we're going nowhere fast. I've started running on adrenaline, don't wanna live to see the end of it. Somebody get the kid some medicine, he's going nowhere fast.'

How I'd Kill - Cowboy Malfoy - 'They called me crazy and they're right. I had a multitude of sickly dispositions, you didn't mind. Instead, you taught me how to dance, but not alone. Now, if love is a game, then I only played to lose. Because empires will rise and fall - like tides and I'll live through it all... But it won't mean a thing... without you.'

Do Or Die - Magnolia Park & Ethan Ross - 'I walk in the building to burn it, setting a fire, they all getting murdered. I'm feeling my demons returning, fuck up again and I'm guess I'm not learning. Got the opposition nervous, y'all are really only tough on the surface. I'm living through all of these curses, bringing the pain and they know that I'm hurting. Not affectionate, my face is still expressionless, take his head off clean, Sleepy Hollow, I'm collecting it. Messing with a king, hit the dirt, you gon' rest in it. I'm meant for this, you try to take it from me, blow your head to bits.'

Are We Having Fun Yet - Negative 25 - 'I wanna be the thing you talk about, unhinged loose ends crashing on the couch. Outsider ponyboy can you keep it down? 'Cause I’m getting bad thoughts when you’re not around. Put your hands up if you feel a little nervous for us. Put your hands up if you feel like you deserve it. Tell me are we having fun yet?'

Funny Bunny - Elliot Lee - 'I got a glitter gun, gun. I shoot it off for fun, fun. And paint all over my face, to hide the pain, pain - engulfing my brain. Oh, my super power, oh... If everything is fun, then everyone's happy, no one can be mad at me. I can make 'em smile if I can be silly, so I'll be the funny bunny. Funny bunny!'

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"Three Sent Down For Long Terms Over Gas Thefts," Kitchener Record. October 16, 1933. Page 11. --- LONDON, Oct. 16. - Three years will be served in Kingston penitentiary, where they have all been before, by Roy Woods of Clandeboye, Albert Fink and John Coltman, alias Casey Blake, as a result of their convictions Saturday by Judge A. A. Ingram on charges of stealing eight gallons of gasoline from a service station at Talbotville, Concurrent three-year terms will be served also by the same men for receiving caps and other articles known to be stolen from Bowman's General Store in Denfield.

Charles Woods, brother of Roy, who tried to shield the rest by pleading guilty a week ago to four robbery charges, was given three and a half years in Kingston, the judge taking into account in all cases that the men spent five months in jail awaiting trial. In passing sentence first in the gas station robbery, Judge Ingram declared that he wished it to be widely known that the men who operated such businesses were to have the fullest protection of the law.

"Back in Prison After One Year's Freedom," Kingston Whig-Standard. October 25, 1933. Page 3. --- Less than a year since all four of them had been released, the members of the Woods gang are back in Kingston Penitentiary.

The quartet, composed of Charles and Roy Woods, Casey Blake and Albert Fink, had been removed from the London jail. Charles Woods is under sentence to serve three years and a half, while the other three have three years in prison ahead of them. All were convicted of a series of robberies throughout Western Ontario. Ail four had served sentences at the Kingston prison and were released last April and May.

[Charles Wood was 25, single, from Forest, Ontario, and had indeed just gotten out of Kingston Penitentiary, where he had served a term as #1833 (he also had an earlier term starting in early 1928 under #1011). This time around he was convict #3208. He was transferred July 1934 to Collin's Bay Penitentiary as inmate #742. He was released February 1936, but would be back on a new conviction in mid-1936.

Alfred Fink was 26, single, born in London, England, and had also been in Kingston Penitentiary before as #2253 and had also served a term in Guelph Reformatory. His alias was Alvin Ross. This time he was convict #3209 but was transferred January 1934 to Collin's Bay, becoming inmate #643. He was released by expiry November 1935, but would be re-convicted and sent back in early 1936.

Casey Blake, also known as John Coltan, was single, 28, and had been in Kingston Penitentiary twice before, as well as a term in the Sarnia jail. This time he was convict #3210 and worked in a labour work gang. He was released November 1935, but would be re-convicted and sent back in mid-1936.

Charles' brother, Roy, was married, 23, and had two previous terms in the Guelph Reformatory and a previous term as #1834 to his name. This time he was convict #3211 and worked in the tin shop. Reported a number of times, he was nonetheless pardoned and had his sentence commuted in November 1935. He would be back at KP by mid-1936.]