#ss 2009

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Backstage at Just Cavalli S/S 2009

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Jean Paul Gaultier s/s 2009 couture Creative Director Jean Paul Gaultier Makeup Artist Diane Kendal Hair Stylist Guido Palau Newest Cool

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I think they should kiss eachother stupid yk

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R: HAHA FUNNY NUMBER

(Roach and I are very mature..)

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American poet W.D. Snodgrass

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[kerryweaverlesbian]

Sam: hey Cass! I made you a drivers licence to go with your truck. Kind of a tradition between me and Dean that when you first drive by yourself you get one with your real name. Well, I guess two people isn't much of a tradition, but, here! I know it's a bit late but, y'know, there was a lot going on.

Cas: thank you that's very.............[squints at the details] the name is wrong.

Sam: Oh, well, you needed a surname and I thought Winchester would be-

Cas: No, that's fine. But my name is Cas.

Sam: Yeah, I put Cass.

Cas: No, it's Cas. With one S. My name is Castiel. Can you not- do you not know how to spell my name? Sam, if you need to borrow Jack's reading books, you just need to ask him, he'd be happy to help you.

Sam: Wh- dude I know how to spell! But we've been spelling your name as Cass-two-Ss this entire time. That's how you spell Cass!

Cas: We? As in, both of you? And - not Bobby surely? He knew how to spell my name?

Sam: Look, look, look I can prove it. [Pulls out his Blackberry that he's kept since 2009 and scrolls up a text chain with Dean] Look, "CASS said we're all boned." That's like two days after he met you.

Cas: I- this is...ah I understand. You faked this. You're doing a prank on me. Some sort of Gabriel-esque unreality game. I will not be fooled again, as I was when you showed me the video of "house hippos". Well played, Sam, but not well enough.

Sam: I'm not- urgh, [calling out] DEAN

Dean [yelling back from the kitchen] YEAH?

Sam: HOW DO YOU SPELL CASS? ONE S OR TWO?

Dean: HOW LONG HAVE YOU KNOWN HIM, MAN? IT RHYMES WITH ASS. TWO.

Sam: see? And Dean gave you that name so really, he's the authority. You're Cass.

Cas:

Sam:

Cas:

Sam:

Cass, resigned: our partnership has been built on a foundation of misunderstanding and foolishness. But still we must endure. Thank you for the card. Samm.

Samm: You're welcome. Hey. Did you just feel like a, reverberation in the universe? Like something small but significant has changed?

Cass: No.

Samm: Ah, that's a relief.

Deen: HEY EVERYBODY, COME GET SOME LUNCH.

[hunter-glitch-pets]

WotLK - Garwal the Worgen (Removed)

Perhaps the most infamous event in the Hunter glitch community, Garwal was a phased, quest-only tameable Wolf that would transform into a Worgen when pushed past 50% HP.

The first known sighting of Garwal was in July 2009, a quickly-snapped SS of a Blood Elf hunter on Darkspear with a worgen pet posted to the WoW forums. Initially, the hunter community had no idea how the hunter had obtained a Worgen pet, and when pressed for answers, the hunter refused to elaborate for fear of losing out on the uniqueness of his tame. A global manhunt erupted on the WoW forums, MMO Champion, and the now-defunct Mania's Arcania in search of the 'how'.

Quickly, it was rationalized that Garwal was the suspect in question, and hunters realized that Garwal would transform from his wolf form to a Worgen when pushed past 50%. Once in Worgen form, the Tame Beast spell could no longer be cast on him. If the cast ended once he had already transformed, he would revert back to a white wolf.

To obtain the pet, most hunters used the spell Wyvern Sting to both keep the Tame Beast channel up while precisely timing the point when Garwal's HP would tick past 50% from the DoT's damage. If the hunter's tame completed less than a second before Garwal transformed, he would transform mid-tame and thus retain his Worgen form.

Garwal was an appearance-buffed pet; his Worgen form was actually an applied aura spell, while his true form was the white wolf of his initial ID. While his Worgen form persisted through his or the player's death, if taken into Arena where all buffs are wiped upon entering, Garwal would lose his Worgen form and be permanently reverted to his white wolf form. He also displayed as a white wolf on the loading screen seen below.

Garwal was a controversial tame from the start, as hunters who had completed the quest Alpha Worg in Howling Fjord could not be phased to him, and would never be able to tame him on their main hunter. Many hunters clamored for his removal out of spite for being cheated from the tame, and heated arguments were repeatedly shut down on the forums surrounding him.

While it was correctly surmised that Garwal would be hotfixed to be untameable, what followed was a step into something new for players and Blizzard alike.

The first attempted hotfix had Garwal's Wolf family removed, leaving Blizzard to the assumption that the pet would run away as it was unable to be fed. However, hunters discovered Glyph of Mend Pet gave their pet happiness every time they cast Mend Pet, allowing them to keep Garwal around indefinitely. This hotfix also caused a size bug, making him appear massive on some player's screens.

This posed a problem to Blizzard, as neither Cataclysm nor Worgen had been announced, but the issue of hunters running around with a soon-to-be-playable race was something they could not overlook.

Sadly, the second hotfix was the final one, as Garwal was replaced entirely in every hunter's stable by the Winterskorn Worg.

This was the first time Blizzard had ever effectively taken away a hunter pet, and the backlash from the hunter community was severe. In time, an understanding was better reached when Worgen were announced as a playable race as to the 'why', but to many it remains one of the most beloved and bitterly-remembered events in Hunter history.

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Armani Privé s/s 2009 couture Creative Director Giorgio Armani Photographer Olivier Claisse Newest Cool

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Jean Paul Gaultier SS 2009

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prada ss 2009

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Chevrolet Impala SS NASCAR 2009. - source Bring a Trailer.

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Happy 75th Birthday singer John Paul Young, born June 21st 1950.

Young was born John Inglis Young in Bridgeton, Glasgow, but age 11 his parents James and Agnes emigrated to Australia on board the SS Canberra where he quickly learned to imitate the local accent to avoid being teased by his classmates.

It was with this newly learned voice that he started singing, joining a production of Jesus Christ Superstar and becoming the lead singer for rock band Elm Tree in the 1970s. During one of their performances he was spotted by manager and sometimes-producer Simon Napier-Bell, who asked him to record an overdub for a song called "Pasadena." That song was written by Harry Vanda and George Young of the Easybeats, who were impressed enough with him to become John Paul Young's songwriters, penning a string of pop songs that gave him chart success in Australia as well as Europe and Asia.

t wasn't until the late '70s that he became world-famous, first for the disco song "Standing in the Rain," and then for the biggest hit of his career, "Love Is in the Air." John Paul Young attributed the song's success to the direction of George Young, who had told him to make the song casual by singing it as if it were a conversation. Subsequent singles either unsuccessfully attempted to re-create the disco formula of "Standing in the Rain" or turned towards rock, which gave him several more hits within Australia in the early '80s. Young eventually retired from singing to become a radio DJ, but came out of retirement in 1992 when a version of "Love Is in the Air" was used on the soundtrack to Baz Luhrmann's film Strictly Ballroom and the song became a hit once again. After performing his old hits at live concerts for another decade, including a performance at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, he returned to the studio with Harry Vanda's Flashpoint Music in 2006 to record a new album, In Too Deep.

Young is arguably more well known in his adopted homeland and has appeared in many shows over there including their version of Strictly Come Dancing called Dancing with the stars. 2009, Young was inducted into the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) Hall of Fame and Australia awarded him with the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for service to the performing arts as a singer and songwriter, and through support for a range of charitable organisations.

For many years, Young has supported children's charities, he is also an avid environmentalist, supporting Landcare projects in his local community. Last year he appeared at The 2019 Sydney Royal Edinburgh, a touring version of the show from the capital city.

In 2022, he released his first new song in 15 years, "Felt Like Love", and performed nationally on his anniversary tour 50 Years Young. Unfortunately e was forced to cancel much of the tour due to ongoing health issues.

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Magdalena Frackowiak backstage at Alexander McQueen ss 2009 ‘Natural Dis-tinction Un-natural Selection’.