#ss 97

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Alexander McQueen s/s 1997 rtw ''Bellmer La Poupee'' Creative Director Alexander McQueen Model Honor Fraser Newest Cool

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oscar de la renta ss 97

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Wade when someone hurts Logan:

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I kinda get why X-2 changed Stryker from a religious zealot to a fed considering this was made after 9/11 and this kind of critique of the government doing insanely evil shit for the sake of national security was very common and relevant at the time, but it really reduces the impact of the God Loves, Man Kills storyline.

As great as it is, I don't know if you could really adapt that nowadays without some major changes (Kitty's N-word line, even if you understand the context of WHY she's saying it and how it is meant to be uncomfortable and fucked up to say, is something I really don't think you could get away with portraying verbatim). Also for content rating purposes, I don't know how your average producer for Disney-Marvel would be willing to show the opening scene of two Black mutant children being lynched on a playground either

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-twitch rivals, 6.6.24

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THIS IS SO REMUS

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it's sosososo hot and it's only going to be Worse tomorrowww

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Oluwa emi sa ti gbohun Rẹ (Lyrics)

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“Vive La Bagatelle” - Vivienne Westwood SS ‘97

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Yohji Yamamoto s/s 1997 rtw Creative Director Yohji Yamamoto Model Honor Fraser  Newest Cool

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emanuel ungaro ss 97

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97-year-old Nazi woman convicted of war crimes for deaths of 10,000 Jews

97-year-old Nazi woman convicted of war crimes for deaths of 10,000 Jews

The 97-year-old was given a suspended sentence for aiding and abetting the murder of 10,505 people and the attempted murder of five people. New Delhi,UPDATED: Dec 21, 2022 13:50 IST Irmgard Furchner, a 97-year-old woman worked as a Nazi concentration camp secretary between 1943 and 1945 (Reuters photo) By India Today Web Desk: A 97-year-old woman who worked as a Nazi concentration camp…

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Naomi Campbell at Ralph Lauren SS 97

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Lolita Lempicka - Ready-to-Wear SS 97

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Something I think people don't appreciate enough is just how batshit insane Charles Lightoller's life was, because, for better or for worse, the man had incredible main character energy.

Most people probably know of him from the sinking of the RMS Titanic - he was the highest-ranking officer to survive, and he was the one that refused to let any men on the lifeboats (Jonny Phillips portrayed him in the '97 movie). When the ship went down, he got sucked into one of the ventilators but was trapped against a grate, then a blast of hot air blew him back to the surface, where he climbed onto an overturned lifeboat and spent the night coaching the others on the boat through keeping their balance until they were finally able to get into one of the other boats.

Since apparently that wasn't enough insanity for a single lifetime, here's some other completely normal and unremarkable facts about his life:

During his early career as a seaman, the ship he was on ran aground on a deserted island in the Indian Ocean and he (and the rest of the crew) was stranded for several days.

He tried his hand prospecting for gold in the Yukon (unsuccessfully). Then he became a cowboy.

He met his wife, Sylvia, while serving on the SS Suveic. She had a bad foot so he would help her up and down stairs, and they became close. He was apparently so upset about the idea of not seeing her again that some of the other officers just told him to marry her, which he did. They had five children, and by all accounts were very happy.

While serving on the HMS Garry during WWI, he sank German U-boat UB-110, then allegedly opened fire on the survivors, which he later admitted to in a memoir. He received a Distinguished Service Cross for this incident.

During WWII, he sailed his personal pleasure yacht, the Sundowner, to assist in the Dunkirk evacuation, during which he rescued 127 men. The character of "Mr. Dawson" in Christopher Nolan's 2017 film Dunkirk was inspired by him.

He wrote an autobiography called Titanic and Other Ships. I don't know why but I just find that title funny.

Please, do with this knowledge what you wish.