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#can feel it dripping down my leg sorry but WHAT THE FUCK i’ve never seen this scene so clearly before#rudy pankow#jj maybank#yes this is a ss from an edit
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THE BOUNDING MAIN!
Nautical Lucy ~ Part 1
There’s nothing as joyous as being on the open water! Whether it be a lake, a river, or the ocean - Lucy was as funny on the sea as on land. Here are some early maritime escapades!
“I’m Building a Saleboat of Dreams” (1939) ~ by Cliff Friend and Dave Franklin, sung by Desi Arnaz.
In real life, Desi Arnaz loved fishing and owned a boat called the Desilu. Being from Cuba, he had a special affinity for the ocean.
Lucy and Desi leaning over the rail of a motorboat in 1943.
Meet the People (1944) ~ The Commander (Bert Lahr) names his boat after Julie (Lucille Ball). It was formerly the Lana Turner!
“The Quiz Show” (1948) & “Lucy Gets Ricky on the Radio” (1952) ~ To make sure he wins, Lucy steals the answers, but then they change the questions! The same nautical question was first used on “My Favorite Husband.”
ORIGINAL QUESTION: Why was the steamship Ile de France put in dry dock recently? FISHBOWL QUESTION: Why did the French people put Marie Antoinette under the sharp blade of the guillotine? LUCY’S ANSWER: To scrape the barnacles off her hull.
“Secretarial School” (1949) ~ An episode of Lucille Ball’s radio show “My Favorite Husband” references “On A Slow Boat to China” a popular song by Frank Loesser, published in 1948. In October and November 1948, it was recorded by no less than five artists: Kay Kyser, Freddy Martin, Benny Goodman, Art Lund, and Larry Clinton.
GEORGE: “Now explain this last shorthand mystery to me: a circle, a ship, and laundry ticket.” LIZ: “That’s the title of a phonograph record I want to buy - 'A Slow Boat To China’.”
“Liz’s Radio Script” (1950) ~ An episode of “My Favorite Husband” references the inventor of the steamboat and the 1929 musical Show Boat. George makes fun of Liz’s radio script.
LIZ: “Go ahead and laugh. They laughed at Robert Fulton, too, you know!” GEORGE: “Robert Fulton? What did he write?” LIZ: “You think I don’t know? ‘Show Boat’”!
Show Boat’s most famous song, “Old Man River”, would be referenced on several Lucille Ball sitcom episodes.
On August 9, 1952 Lucy and Desi were featured on the cover of TV Digest, a competitor of TV Guide as part of their inside story “Visiting The Stars on Vacation”.
The cover photo was part of a larger photo shoot of Lucy and Desi in a motorboat.
“Lucy is Envious” (1954) ~ When a wealthy high school chum (Mary Jane Croft) puts the bite on Lucy for a charitable donation, lucy fibs about owning a yacht.
CYNTHIA: Where do you go in Florida? Miami or West Palm Beach? LUCY: Uh, you go West Palm Beach, huh? CYNTHIA: Miami. LUCY: Oh, we go West Palm Beach. CYNTHIA: But, darling, the harbor's so small there. What do you do with your yacht? LUCY: To make it fit, we crank down the smokestack and squeeze in the poop deck.
“Nursery School” (1955) ~ The first painting Little Ricky does is interpreted as an elephant sailing a houseboat. Lucy says he will be another “Grandpa Moses”!
Dell’s “I Love Lucy Comics” (1955) ~ published a story about Lucy and Ethel and a cruise ship - very different from the one on the television show.
“Staten Island Ferry” (1956) ~ To make sure Fred won’t get seasick on their transatlantic crossing, Lucy accompanies him on a test sailing on the Staten Island Ferry.
Although the episode was filmed in Hollywood, second unit footage of the real Staten Island Ferry was used. The ferry seen in the episode is named the 'Gold Star Mother,’ which entered service in 1937.
Full of dramamine, both Lucy and Fred conk out on the deck!
“Bon Voyage” & “Second Honeymoon” (1956) ~ To get the gang to Europe, the show goes by sea on the S.S. Consitution, which was a real life transatlantic liner operated by American Export Lines.
In a last minute deal, the line agreed to supply Desilu with technical support and branded props. This was similar to the deal Desilu made with Pontiac for the trip to California.
ETHEL: This sea air makes me hungry. FRED: We haven’t even left the dock yet. (To the others) Wait till she finds out the food’s free. She’ll be the biggest bundle Britain’s ever seen.
No actual filming was done on the Consitution. Desi Arnaz recreated the ship on the Desilu soundstage, one of the most expensive sets in television history.
Second unit footage of the actual Constitution in New York Harbor was intercut with studio footage, including aerial footage of the Constitution, the pilot boat, and the tug boat. In “Second Honeymoon” (set entirely on the ship), the plot emulates the film Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, ending with Lucy stuck in a porthole, just like Marilyn Monroe in the film.
LUCY: Ethel, what’s the name of this boat? ETHEL: The S.S. Constitution, why? LUCY: From the way everybody’s paired up, I thought maybe it was the S.S. Noah’s Ark!
“Deep Sea Fishing” & “Desert Island” (1955) ~ While vacationing in Miami Beach, the Ricardos and Mertzes make use of a Cruis Along fishing boat. Although Lucy and Desi had actually visited Miami the previous summer, this episode utilizes extensive second unit footage using doubles for the cast.
FRED: This Cruis Along is a dandy little boat, Rick!
In addition to the logo being clearly visible on the boat, Fred’s line gives the company verbal advertising. At some point, the company became a subsidiary of the Century Boat Company, which is still in business today.
The fishing boat scenes were re-created on a California sound stage using a water tank and rear projection for sea and sky.
“Lucy Takes a Cruise To Havana” (1957) ~ The very first hour-long adventure of the Ricardos and Mertzes tells how Lucy and Ricky met when she took a cruise from New York to Havana with her friend Susie MacNamara (Ann Sothern) in 1940. As usual, the episode combines studio footage and insert shots of the actual ship.
The ship that Lucy and Susie sail on is the R.M.S. Caronia, which was a real-life Cunard Line vessel. However, the ship did not enter service until 1949 and this episode is set in 1940. Cunard was then known as Cunard-White Star Line.
Single Susie calls the ship the S.S. YWCA (Young Women’s Christian Association). Bachelorette Lucy mentions that she heard that this was the ship’s 'maiden’ voyage – making a pun about the lack of available men on board. Coincidentally, Fred and Ethel Mertz are on the ship as well – on a belated Honeymoon cruise - even though they were married in 1928!
Also sailing is crooner Rudy Vallee, who jumps overboard to escape his female fans.
CRUISE DIRECTOR: “If Mr. Cunard ever hears about this I’ll be demoted to the Albany Night Boat.”
While filming second unit footage in and around Havana, revolutionary violence broke out. Desi instructed his crew to get out of there fast!
Forever Darling (1957) ~ Lucy and Desi play Susan and Lorenzo Vega. Chemist Lorenzo is developing an insecticide and plans to test it on a camping trip with Susan, but rafting on the lake to collect specimens lands them both in the drink!
“Lucy Goes to Mexico” (1958) ~ The end of this hour-long episode is set aboard the U.S.S. Yorktown, one of 24 Essex-class aircraft carriers built during World War II for the US Navy.
The Admiral of the Yorktown says he’s been leery of actors ever since he saw The Caine Mutiny, the action of which is set on the U.S.S. Caine. The 1954 film starred "I Love Lucy” and “Comedy Hour” performers Fred MacMurray, Claude Akins, and Van Johnson. The stage play The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial was mentioned by Miss Hanna (Ellen Corby) in “Lucy Meets Orson Welles” (1956).
“Lucy’s Summer Vacation” (1959) ~ Lucy and Ricky escape to a lakeside cabin in Vermont. Unfortunately, it has been double booked - with Howard Duff and Ida Lupino. Howard and Ricky want to do nothing except fishing. Lucy drills holes in the row boat to keep the men in the cabin, not on the lake.
The Arnaz family boarding the French Line’s S.S. Liberté in New York in 1959. Greeted by a line of the ship’s bellhops, one of who holds Lucy’s fur coat for the photo. Liberté was featured prominently in the Jane Russell film The French Line. Liberté made an appearance in the opening credits of the 1953 film How to Marry a Millionaire, as well as the 1954 classic film Sabrina, starring Audrey Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart. She was scrapped in 1962.
Facts of Life (1960) ~ Lucy and Bob Hope play married folks - but not to each other - who are flirting with infidelity. Abandoned by their spouses and a third couple for deep-sea fishing on their Acapulco vacation, Larry and Kitty bond on the high seas.
“Lucy Buys a Boat” (1963) ~ Lucy talks Viv into buying a boat that’s barely seaworthy. When they finally get it on the lake, it slips away from its moorings, trapping a seasick Viv and a bossy Lucy without a sail.
An ad in the Danfield appeals to Lucy, who said when she was a little girl she practically lived on boats.
Answer the call of the seven seas! An unforgettable adventure for your whole family! For sale: 26 foot sailboat, sleeps 5, large galley, complete with trailer, only $100 down.
Lucy says that Viv has brought enough seasickness pills for the Queen Mary. Lucy Ricardo also brought a supply of seasickness pills when sailing on the S.S. Constitution (above).
Then the leaks start springing up!
Nautical Vocabulary!
VIV: “I’m afraid I’m just a landlubber at heart.”
Landlubber ~ Lubber is an old word (dating from the 14th century) meaning a clumsy or stupid person. The term landlubber refers to an unseasoned sailor.
VIV: “I’ll bet this is the first time anybody’s been shanghaied on a lake.”
Shanghaied ~ force someone to join a ship lacking a full crew by coercion or other underhanded means.
JERRY (to LUCY): “You’d better give us a rest, or you are going to have your first mutiny.”
Mutiny ~ an open rebellion against the proper authorities, especially by soldiers or sailors against their officers. The most famous in popular culture was in Mutiny on the Bounty, so Jerry is continuing the analogy of Lucy to Captain Bligh.
VIV (to LUCY): “Oh, go shiver yer timbers.”
“Shiver Me Timbers” ~ is an exclamation usually attributed to the speech of pirates in works of fiction. The word ‘shiver’ means “to break into small fragments or splinters” while the ‘timbers’ refer to the wooden support frames of old sailing ships. So the saying was most likely alluding to the shock of a large wave or cannonball causing the hull to shudder or split asunder.
LUCY (into telephone): “We’ve been working on her for days and she’s really yar!”
Yar ~ When a boat is trim, responsive, and in all ways lively in handling. In The Philadelphia Story (1940), Kate Hepburn’s character famously says about a boat “My, she was yar!”
In 1965, Lucy and Gary Morton attend the premiere of the film Ship of Fools, based on the book by Katherine Ann Porter set aboard an ocean liner from Germany from Mexico in 1933. The film was a punchline in “Lucy and the Little Old Lady” (1972).
#I love lucy#Lucille Ball#Desi Arnaz#Vivian Vance#William Frawley#Boats#Ships#The Lucy Show#Facts of Life#Ida Lupino#Howard Duff#Ann Sothern#Rudy Vallee#Bob Hope#RMS Caronia#SS Constitution#Staten Island Ferry#Frank Nelson#Bert Lahr#desilu#Meet The People#TV#Movies
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you step on COD folks
Ghost: fucking loves it. He loves seeing you gleeful and powerful. You don't push him hard but fuck the thought of you going feral and stepping on him sends him to a frenzy.
Soap: wants you to step on him but you feel bad and you both try kicking him around pushing him down with your knees and boots or heels whichever you felt like wearing. He loves it and quickly becomes a babbling drooling mess
Price: this is a top y'all but mention it and he'll get you your favorite shoes and worship your legs and shoes and you'll get soft and fuzzy and he'll just smirk and pull you down and get you ✨️there✨️
Rudy: now he won't step on you or let you step on him but he will absolutely adore you being in charge. Big ol switch energy. Murmurs worship in to your hips and legs and massages any tension out. Anything for his god/dess
Alejandro: occasionally bottoms, just to keep it fresh. But he teases you the whole time. "Look at you trying to be all big and in charge my prince/ss. It's so sweet. Is this you calling the shots my love?" You try to kick him down, he lets you but will catch your leg between his. Anything you do in that position he craves.
Gaz: soft.dom. He undresses you and you try to be a bit more aggressive and push your foot in to his shoulder he just chuckles and kisses your ankle. "I know sweet thing. Let me take care of you."
König: oh fuck yes. Mark him down as scared and horny. This man will all but beg you to kick him around. Mark him. Put him in his place. He's quite literally so turned on it's endearing and sexy. Actually he is not above begging. "Please my love, my light be rougher. Be mean. I love it. I love you""
Valeria: you try to engage the conversation. You understand that she's in charge. She calls the shots. But she'll concede because you're interested in trying and she sees nothing wrong in you trying something new. You try to push her back from her kneeling position but she bites at your heel. "Harder my baby. You can do it. Like you mean it." Absolutely tops the whole time, even makes it seem like it was her idea the whole time.
Laswell: don't even think about it. She'll see you looking at videos or reading about it somewhere and bends you over her table. She leans down and whispers in your ear about how wrong you are. "You're my play thing. My toy. I tell you what to do and where to be. You're not in charge here are you baby?" Your legs turn to jelly and you plead through the haze in your mind. You beg her to be rougher and she laughs and pulls you to your knees where you belong.
Hey now I'm... hey is the heater still on I'm. Fidjskxkxihelpme
#cod mw2#call of duty#modern warfare smut#simon ghost riley#john soap mactavish#john price#alejandro cod#alejandro vargas#kyle gaz garrick#rodolfo parra#valeria cod#valeria garza#kate laswell
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wait whaaa.. Rudy ig comment section isnt mean or maybe its not showing up for me? everyone is like 🥺 there..
ig its been going thru waves bc i know when i saw it everyone was saying they love/miss him but i did see ss of some ppl going nuts
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i was sick the whole day lmaoo 😭 but i woke up from a 3 hour nap to find home dept dad signing autographs so i am no longer sick
(his captain made me cackle he's so funny, also taking ss of his pics im 💀)
also tysm for all the support happy one month to this account long live the king (Rudy)
THIS ONE IS FOR ALL OF YOU ILYSM POOKIES
concerning the last piece of chocolate it kinda melted so I'll eat, i ate the foil by accident too
#rudy my beloved#faith is human bean#cod written by faith#ily all#mwah <3#love you guys 🫶🏻#call of duty
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Peat Bog Soldiers · The Tenementals
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Die Moorsoldaten · The Tenementals
It is a haunting but stirring song of protest, written 90 years ago by political prisoners held in a Nazi concentration camp.
While the 90-year-old German protest song is well-known inside Germany, it is much less known outside of it despite it being covered by a range of artists including Pete Seeger and Paul Robeson.
The Tenementals version of Die Moorsoldaten/Peat Bog Soldiers seeks to reimagine the song and to “blast it into the future”. The new EP is being released on Strength in Numbers Records.
Professor David Archibald at the University of Glasgow who is both founding member and frontman for The Tenementals, said the band are exploring what the history of a city might sound, look and feel like if developed in song, rather than relying on conventional historical textbooks.
Die Moorsoldaten (The Peat Bog Soldiers)
It was a symbol of resistance during the Second World War and is popular with the Peace movement today. It was written, composed and first performed in a Nazi concentration camp (by political prisoners) in 1933. The Emslandlager (Emsland camps) were for political opponents of the Third Reich, located outside of Börgermoor, in northwestern Germany.
It was first performed on August 28, 1933 in front of some 1000 prisoners - and the guards. The words were written by Johann Esser (a miner) and Wolfgang Langhoff (an actor); the music was composed by Rudi Goguel and was later adapted by Hanns Eisler and Ernst Busch.
Here is Rudi Goguel's description of it:
“The 16 singers, mostly members of the Solinger workers choir, marched in holding spades over the shoulders of their green police uniforms (our prison uniforms at the time). I led the march, in blue overalls, with the handle of a broken spade for a conductor's baton. We sang and by the end of the second verse nearly all of the thousands of prisoners present gave voice to the chorus. With each verse, the chorus became more powerful and, by the end, the SS – who had turned up with their officers – were also singing, apparently because they too thought themselves "peat bog soldiers".”
The song was smuggled out of the Börgermoor camp, and circulated quickly in the camps and prisons of Nazi Germany.
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Max (Clive Owen) é um homem gay promíscuo que vive na década de 1930 em Berlim. Ele está em desacordo com a sua família rica por causa da sua homossexualidade . Uma noite, para o ressentimento de seu namorado, Rudy (Brian Webber II), Max traz para casa um homem bonito de Sturmabteilung (SA) ( Nikolaj Coster-Waldau ). Infelizmente, ele o faz na Noite das Longas Facas , quando Hitler ordenou o assassinato do alto escalão da SA. O homem Sturmabteilung é descoberto e morto por homens da SS no apartamento de Max e Rudy, e os dois precisam fugir de Berlim. O tio Freddie de Max ( Ian McKellen ) organizou novos documentos para Max, mas Max se recusa a deixar seu namorado para trás. Como resultado, Max e Rudy são encontrados e presos pela Gestapo e colocados em um trem para Dachau . No trem, Rudy é brutalmente espancado até a morte pelos guardas. Enquanto Rudy chama Max quando ele é levado embora, Max mente para os guardas, negando que ele seja gay. No campo, Max se apaixona por Horst ( Lothaire Bluteau ), que lhe mostra a dignidade que reside em reconhecer as próprias crenças. Após a morte de Horst, Max encontra a coragem de ser fiel a si mesmo e tira a própria vida. Recomendação: Monster(2003) IMDB
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To Dream of Shadows: A Gripping Holocaust Novel Inspired by a Heartbreaking True Story, Book 1 of the series “World War II Historical Fiction” by Steve N. Lee is a gripping novel that takes place in Eastern Europe, 1943.
Inge Zaleska, 18, travels with her Jewish family in a crowded cattle car after being forced out of their Czechoslovakian home. Once they reach their destination she is torn from her family and placed in a Nazi concentration camp. The detainees are forced into hard labor with no decent food, warmth, adequate clothing, or medical attention.
Although SS Sergeant Rudi Kruse has been force-fed the poisonous hate-Jews philosophy since childhood, he begins to question the unnecessary cruelty he sees at the concentration camp. Harsh conditions take lives unnecessarily. Prisoners are starved, beaten, forced to stand in the cold for hours during roll call. Their treatment is not only contra-productive, it’s sadistic.
When the commandant is injured and must leave the camp for treatment, Rudi is placed in charge pro tem and will stay at the commandant’s home. At the same time, the commandant’s housekeeper, a prisoner, is recovering from a broken leg in the infirmary and Inge is ordered to temporarily fulfill those duties.
As Rudi and Inge become acquainted, Rudi learns more about the plight of Jewish prisoners. He begins to see them as people, not really different than other people. He realizes the huge difference between being a good German and a good Nazi. Rudi and Inge see each other as just people with the same wants and desires. At her suggestions, he makes some comfort changes in the camp: warm coats, adequate shoes, more and better food. But at some point it has to end, the commandant will return to duty. But even more troubling, Rudi and Inge begin to fall in love. Is it even possible for them to have a future together?
To Dream of Shadows is a gripping story of hate, but also awakening compassion and surprisingly, love. I would recommend this book especially to those interested in World War II and how people in that time and place were affected. It profoundly shows how honesty, decency and kindness can change the world.
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Some things never change.
(in order: ep25 of Yo-kai Watch, the second movie, and ep11 of Shadowside).
#yokai watch#Jibanyan#yokai watch shadowside#gif#amy#emi chan#yokai watch movie 2#Lord Enma and the Five Tales#yokai watch anime#rudy#akamaru#jibanyan shadowside#bycicle#road#comparison#growing up#episode 25#ss episode 11#anime#cute#heartwarming#cat#ghost cat#ghost#pet cat#some things never change#gifset
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Have you seen the screenshot that the obxbr posted of e’s sister “harassing” her? It’s so clearly fake, the whole screen is warped and you can tell it’s not real. Also all her sister did, if this is true, is call her? She didn’t even say anything? I just can’t believe people actually believe that whole thing is real…the screenshot is so obviously fake. Also the spacing between the messages are not even 😂
Oh yeah literally all those screenshots are so heavily edited 💀
Then they post always post a “video” to “prove” it but it’s just multiple “screenshots” edited together lmao
It’s like how they say “Elaine manipulated a child!!!😠” and by that they mean that she sent a nice thank you message to a teenager who made a cute edit of her
#the funniest will always be the fake ss of ‘elaine’ admitting to a random fan that she’s using rudy for money ahahaha#but then you remember some ppl actually believe it 💀#ask#elaine chats
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“What did you learn today?”
Well, let’s see...
1. Trump threw fits (plural) in the Oval Office Dining Room where he would throw his lunch against the wall, breaking the plate, ketchup everywhere, or even going so far as to yank the table cloth so everything went all over the floor!
2. Trump was so furious at not being taken to the Capitol that he grabbed the steering wheel of The Beast and, when rebuffed, reached for his SS driver’s clavicle/neck area.
2 1/2. They ALL KNEW.
3. The 25th Amendment talk was real.
4. Ingraham & Hannity are screwed! Yay!
5. Soooooo much screwage for Mark Meadows!
6. Rudy...LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!
7. MIKE FLYNN AND ROGER STONE ARE STILL SCREWED AND ARE MAYBE EVEN MORE SCREWEDER!!!!!
8. THIS WOMAN DESERVES PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL OF FREEDOM!
9. TRUMP SENT MESSAGES TO INTIMIDATE WITNESSES!!!!!!
That’s just right off the top...!
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That moment in a German tv/film production when you see an actor who has had gross Nazi roles in the past and you just KNOW that this character is gonna be bad news because the guy is stuck playing nothing but SS henchmen or child murderers or whatever for the rest of his career.
#for reference as soon as I saw Sylvester Groth (Uncle Rudi) in TMFU I was like YOU!!!#you were Goebbels!!!#and that SS monster in unsere mutter unsere vater!#ILLYA DO NOT TRUST THIS MAN!
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i’m in this weird mood to make music playlists for my fos but the problem is that i only listen to 3 artists exclusively & my mind refuses to branch out u_u
#literally for one of them the playlist would be. like. 90% boin.go#i guess cuz i associate them w/ that One Specific fo so much#or something idk#rudy speaks#ss#imagine having a varied taste in music lol
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WE’RE GETTING A JIARA IN THE WOODS SCENE. (it’s rudy y’all you can tell from the back of the head)
ss: jiaraskidd on twt.
#they finally wrapped#it’s been 100 years#obx season three#outer banks season 3#obx netflix#obx bts#outer banks#jiara outer banks#jiara obx#jiara
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yo, you got the ss of elaine being racist? bc if you do, can I seeee?
Here are the ones of her being racist
(If you want all the other problematic shit just let me know and I’ll make another post)
The last two are from her best friend’s Twitter and Rudy follows her on IG
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