#samuel roy

[sailorsenshishitposter]

Things you shouldn't yell out during sex: Metal Gear style

... It's like one of my Japanese animes...

I need scissors! 61!

Does it hurt?

There's nothing like the feeling of slamming a long silver bullet into a well greased chamber...

I'll split you in two!

Meow

Wait... Do you even have balls?

First it's my eyes, now it's my butt!

Why are you calling me brother?!

More! Hurt me more!

Kuwabara, Kuwabara!

Put your controller on the floor.

Yes I know I'm forgetting many more. Also it's not a quote but I want to add "deepthroat" to the list

[prettyflyshyguy]

Virtual Ground posting woohoo!!!

VG is an in-development story about the Y2k Bug breaking reality, and horrors bleeding through into the real world via the internet.

Introducing Samuel McNally, everyone's least favorite middle manager, current head of operations of the (skeleton crew sized team) Melbourne branch of the Australian Anomalous Telecommunications Investigative Organisation (AATIO).

He's also O'Byrne's boss.

This dickhead has lived rent free in my head for years, and I've been meaning to commit him to paper for a while. Early design stages still, but this is the general vibe I want. You can't have a Mulder and Scully without a Skinner. He's the guy that somehow, keeps O'Byrne (AND Roy) employed despite everything and somehow convinces Canberra to keep the lights on.

[yukii0nna]

From left to right: Dick, Gabriella , Donna, Roy, Kori

The rescue team

@punkeropercyjackson @bakawitch @insomniac-jay @honeypotsworld @gritsandbrits @zexal-club

[scenesandscreens]

Menace II Society (1993)

Directed by The Hughes Brothers, Cinematography by Lisa Rinzler

"Being a black man in America isn't easy. The hunt is on, and you're the prey. All I'm saying is... All I'm saying is... Survive! All right?"

[endlessbittersweetdreams]

"La Femme Nikita"

Yup! I'm continuing my stroll down Nostalgia Lane by watching "La Femme Nikita." I can't believe had forgotten just how handsome Roy Dupuis ("Michael") is. Consider that crush REVIVED! And can we talk about Nikita's wardrobe? Love it! Well, most of it anyway.

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Attorney Samuel Leibowitz shows the Statue of Liberty to the four freed Scottsboro boys visiting New York from Alabama, July 26, 1937. Eugene Williams sits at left; the defendants clustered at right are Willie Roberson, Roy Wright, and Olen Montgomery.

In proceedings that lasted from 1933 to 1937 Liebowitz, serving without a fee, argued the case all the way up to the U.S. Supreme Court. It ruled that a Black person cannot be assured a fair trial in a community where they are systematically excluded from jury service. The Court ordered a retrial, with Black people included on the jury.

Charges (of raping two white women) were dropped against the men in the photo. The other five were convicted; three served prison sentences. The ones in prison all escaped, but two were caught, subsequently charged with other crimes, and convicted. The only one sentenced to death jumped parole and went into hiding for 30 years. He was found in 1976 and pardoned by Governor George Wallace.

Photo: Associated Press

[ao3statistics]

Some Arsenal coming up soon!

It's been a wild ride with the winner changing constantly and I'm honestly surprised how unpopular Jericho is?!

Oh well, might as well dive deeper into Roy's love life.

[alexsnerdycorner]

Carry On my Wayward Daughter Chapter 4

Chapter 4: Madeline is up!

Reminder that the first two chapters deal with rape and the aftermath of rape. If you are uncomfortable with this, you do not need to read them to understand the story.

[osmiumpenguin]

<Roy Kent and Geralt of Rivia are on a country road, with a tree. It is evening.>

Roy Kent: Hrm.

Geralt of Rivia: Hrm.

Roy Kent: Hrm.

Geralt of Rivia: Hrm.

Roy Kent: Hrm.

Geralt of Rivia: Hrm.

Roy Kent: Well fuck.

<They do not move.>

Geralt of Rivia: Hrm.

Roy Kent: Hrm.

[unitedbydevils]

A dressing room leakier than Old Trafford's roof: why fans must ignore the nonsense

Another day of drama for Manchester United. Another day of ridiculous media coverage because guess which club has the biggest news pull.. that's right, it's the (temporarily not so) mighty reds.

Unity is needed to fix our poor form, but I think an inquisition is needed to root out the leakers because it's boring. Years of shit being passed out from Carrington like it's a paper note in a classroom. Grow up.

Does Erik Ten Hag have favourites? Perhaps. Does this mean you should down tools? Absolutely not. The attitude here forgets several things:

You are an asset in of yourself. If you give up, other teams notice. This will lessen your value for a sale.

It also reduces your personal growth as a player. 6 months of not trying might have been the period where you level up your skill set and playstyle.

Football is a game of small margins. Anything less than your best could be the difference between a salvaged point and a painful defeat.

The rumoured leakers are obvious: Sancho, Maguire, McTominay, and maybe Donny Van de Beek (I doubt this last one). Henderson was also rumoured to be leaking before, as was Eric Bailly. Disgruntled players are the obvious suspects, and normally it's correct.

Roy Keane, seen here on Sky Sports, has the right take: players are failing to take responsibility for their poor performances, and are giving up too easily. Could ETH make better subs or quicker tactical changes? Sure. But it's his second season, having finished 3rd, won the League Cup, and reached the FA Cup final, all with Weghorst up front for crying out loud. Give the man a chance, believe in his plans. We can't keep cycling through managers. United will just be a graveyard for talent and a money pit.

The latest 'leak' or drama is about David De Gea's departure. People have short memories. He was a good goalkeeper, and kept United alive for many shitty seasons, but his last few years saw his shot stopping - the star attribute - fall off in terms of stats and success. This is an issue. Onana is a solid replacement for the keeping metrics, but with great feet to help play out from the back.

Our current form isn't derived from Onana playing badly. It's derived from an injured Varane showing the gulf of skill between him and Lindelof, and how important Varane is to getting the best out of Lissandro Martinez. Hence the need for Kim Min Jae in the summer.

Beyond that, Eriksen starting games at 31 with a heart condition. What the fuck. Casemiro looks overweight and slow and needs to be eased in to the season. Last year he played more games in the season than he EVER did at Madrid. Ever. They're playing though because Mount, Amrabat, Mainoo are all injured. All three would be playing if they were fit. They might all feature tomorrow versus Burnley, and they'll make a huge difference going forward.

The media is to blame as much as the players though. The Daily Mail published an article about Onana dropping his car keys. How is that journalism? The same goes for Samuel Luckhurst, seen above. There's a lot of stirring the pot to cause drama, to generate clicks.

The reality is that people shouldn't be taking the Manchester Evening News (M.E.N) seriously because they're clickbait these days. The death of local/regional news; clamouring for clicks and views rather than offering actual substance and building loyalty and respect.

United are in a rough spot, and perhaps this poor start means we fail to make the top 4 this season, but if - in the grand scheme of things - Ten Hag gets United playing the way he wants to then so be it. I want us fixed, and I'm willing to back this manager to get it done. If everyone was pulling the same way, trying, and it just wasn't working then fair dos, Erik might not be the man, but no. He hasn't had his preferred first XI. He hasn't had players properly trying. He's had issues with leaks, player insubordination, scandals off the field, and the takeover farse.

There are better managers, but I guarantee they cannot be arsed with United and the Glazers. Lets get behind Ten Hag, back his authority, lose the dregs and crybabies, and see what we can achieve with a committed squad of battlers and ballers. Up the reds.

[fyterx]

i love room-wide art expositions. i love it when you can go inside of an art piece and walk around in it and view it from different angles. i love art expositions in general. i love art in general. fuck

[juhnkit]

Phantom Lady, April 1948 This issue is famous for its notorious bondage cover art of Phantom Lady, which helped fuel the creation of the Comics Code Authority in 1954. In this action-packed issue of our favorite phenom The Phantom Lady we join Sandra Knight in the following tales of adventure and dare-doing... The Phantom Lady infiltrates a mob's protection racket in "The Soda Mint Killer". The Phantom Lady goes to the horse races in "The Stinging Whip". As good as Phantom Lady was, this mob queen was equally ruthless in "Evelyn Ellis, Queen of Gangsters" plus vintage advertisements. Fox Feature Syndicate, Inc., A Fox Feature Publication Matt Baker - Ruth Roche - Roy Thomas - Jack Kamen - Rudy Palais - Ben Samuels

[bldrdsh]

@hebled / @poisonpicked / @afterdeaths / @renoxvated

[endlessbittersweetdreams]

I am on season four of "La Femme Nikita," and I have a confession to make. It's an unpopular sentiment in the Fandom, I know. But this is how I feel.

SPOILER ALERT!

I have grown tired of the focus on Michael and Nikita's relationship in practically every single episode that takes place after they get together. I get it! They're in love! That's great! I am rooting for them! And I love seeing the softer side of Michael.

In season 3, it was fine. I didn't mind the episodes where they were trying to figure out ways to be together. (With the exception of when they put Walter in jeopardy. Did they even think him?) But it just feels like the writers just HAD to cram something related to the Michael/Nikita relationship into the season four episodes for the sake of cramming it in there.

I honestly prefer it when they were the "Will they? Won't they?" characters. It just comes across as a little heavy-handed. And this is coming from a hopeless romantic who loves tragic, hopeless love stories!

There. I said it. I just had to get that off of my chest. I can breathe again! 😄I know there are people who won't agree with me. This is just how I feel. Who knows? Maybe it'll pass. Maybe I'm just cranky and cynical.

Commence "Operation Duck and Cover. "

Also, I would have preferred it if George or even Operations had turned out to be Nikita's father. Not Mr. Jones. (And yes, I know about the big reveal.) Just wanted to put that out there.

NOTE: I'm on the 22nd episode of season four ("Four Light Years Farther"), and I'm so glad Michael and Nikita parted ways. It's not that I hate their relationship. But again, I hate the fact that the episodes focused so much on their romance. I'm a romantic, but I don't watch the series for the lovey-dovey stuff that is constantly shoved into every episode. And quite frankly, I feel that the super-focus on their romance hurt the overall quality of the series.

[mariocki]

New Scotland Yard: Hard Contract (1.5, LWT, 1972)

"I was just wondering what it was like to kill somebody."

"Well, that's a nice thought to start the day, innit?"

"In all my stint in the army, I never did. Not like -"

"Not like me."

"Yeah, well, you bagged a few terrorists in your time, didn't you? I was just wondering..."

"What it was like?"

"Yeah."

"Well, it... it was like... like nothing. You just sit on a roof and wait. For movement. The sun on a rifle. Just a flash, a glint. The first bullet gets you - or gets them, it's as simple as that."

"No involvement?"

"None."