#tommyd

[barefootbound]

Tommy chairtied and cleavegagged

[mymelodic-chapel]

Kylie Minogue- Fever (Dance-Pop, Nu-Disco, Pop) Released: October 1, 2001 [Parlophone Records] Producer(s): Steve Anderson, Rob Davis, Cathy Dennis, Greg Fitzgerald, Pascal Gabriel, Julian Gallagher, Tom Nichols, Mark Picchiotti, Richard Stannard, Paul Statham, TommyD

[kaygibozuklugu]

Tommyde çok güzel bi çanta beğendim 10 yillik bir borç ile alabilirim bence

[downtownandrew]

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[foolishgamers]

they make me happy your honor

[lovcate]

hot take: c!tommy didnt betray c!technoblade

[yellowcorps]

this guy will never be in last life season 3

[barefootbound]

Tommy tied and tapegagged

[wooteena]

we were worried tommyd have a villain arc but instead we got a depression arc which is Decidedly Worse

[marcloveskylie]

#NowPlaying #MoreMoreMore by Kylie Minogue from her eighth studio album #Fever (2001). Written by Liz Winstanley and TommyD, and produced by the latter, "More More More" appears as the opening track to the album. 💛❤️💛

Kylie’s album #Fever celebrates it’s 20th anniversary coming up on October 1st, 2021.

#fever20 #kylieminogue #feelthefever #fevertrack #kylie #theoneandonlykylie

[shoezuki]

i think tommy and tubbos dynamic is cute but like. man i wish theyd be separated from each other more bc like. tommyd character is too centered on tubbo imo and while their friendship isnt Bad bad, "tubbo isnt the only person in the world" would be. a good development honestly.

More sound seperate character development of them as like. Individuals. Would solidify their relations So much. Like we had techno on his own before phil, and phil was in lmanberg mainly. They each had their Time apart where we saw how the operated as Individuals. So seein em together is Great

[radiomax]

Friday3/5/21 1am ET: Feature LP: Kylie Minogue - Fever (2002)

Friday3/5/21 1am ET: Feature LP: Kylie Minogue – Fever (2002)

Fever is the eighth studio album by Australian singer Kylie Minogue. It was released on October 1, 2001 internationally by Parlophone and later launched in the United States on February 26, 2002 by Capitol Records. Minogue worked with writers and producers such as Cathy Dennis, Rob Davis, Richard Stannard, Julian Gallagher, TommyD, Tom Nichols, Pascal Gabriel and others to create a disco and…

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Billy Ocean - Pressure (U.K. 12'' Extended Mix)

Billy Ocean – Pressure (U.K. 12” Extended Mix)

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[languagefluent01]

Famous Authors' 10 Must-Read Intermediate German Books

When you have reached an intermediate level of German, it is time to read voraciously.

But what exactly should you read?

Germany is well-known for generating some of the world's best authors.

Take, for example, Goethe and Schiller.

However, you may not be ready to face "Die Leiden des Jungen Werthers."

You want something exciting and entertaining. Something that motivates you to read as much and as frequently as possible. If you want to be fluent in German, you should enroll in the best German language courses.

Although many great German books have excellent English translations, reading the original German text may be a terrific learning experience.

It may not always be a simple undertaking, but reading books in their original German should not put you off. After all, that is how the creator meant for it to be read!

When we talk about novels published in German, we're not simply talking about intimidating classics and complex intellectual literature.

These books frequently use German literary language that might be difficult for intermediate language learners to grasp.

Fortunately, there are native German authors who have written works that are suitable for non-native readers.

I've produced a list of the ten best German writers for intermediate German reading practice. When you've studied these fantastic works, you should be ready to tackle some challenging German reading!

The Top 10 Popular Authors' Intermediate German Books

Reading German might be a great way to expand your vocabulary. Even yet, if you encounter many unknown words, you may become disheartened.

Funke, Cornelia

Funke, originally from North Rhine-Westphalia, currently lives and writes in Beverly Hills. She is well-known for her YA adventure and fantasy novels.

Because her stories are intended for young adults, the language is simple to learn. Furthermore, all of her novels have been translated into English, so you can always acquire an English copy in case you get lost in all the German.

Not sure where to begin with Funke's works? Get any of Funke's "Tintenherz" (Inkheart) trilogy novels (the first book in this series was turned into a movie). The New York Times Book Review has given them all five stars.

Pletzinger, Thomas

Pletzinger is the man to see if you're worried about the linguistic barrier between YA and adult novels.

"Bestattung eines Hundes," his award-winning work, chronicles the narrative of a reclusive children's author Dirk Svensson through a collection of easy-to-read postcards, letters, and notes. A fantastic book for individuals who enjoy travelling. As the tale moves across continents, the setting changes often.

Schamoni, Rocko

Albrecht performs, composes music, and writes under the alias Rocko Schamoni. His novels are frequently satirical critiques of current society.

Schamoni's prose is quick-paced but clear. He's an excellent author for students of any ability in German. His second novel, "Dorfpunks" (Town Punks), is an autobiographical narrative about growing up in a rural village that was such a success in Germany that it was adapted into a film.

After you've finished the book, you may view it on the large screen to practise your German listening abilities. Another fantastic feature of "Dorfpunks" is that chapters are no more than four pages long. These bite-sized bits are ideal when you need a short burst of German reading practice.

Jaud, Tommy

Der Spiegel praised Jaud for reviving German men's fiction.

All of Jaud's works have been recorded as German audiobooks is fantastic. If you don't feel like reading a book, you can always get a copy of the audio version!

His highly praised novel "Vollidiot" (Complete Fool) follows unlucky-in-love Simon Peters as he attempts to seduce the girl of his dreams, frequently with humorous results.

This amusing story has also been adapted into a film, with German comedian Oliver Pocher playing the protagonist.

Anne Frank's diary

Frank's diary entries, which are well-known worldwide, relate to her horrific story of hiding in secret chambers during the Nazi occupation of Amsterdam. The journal provides a fascinating look inside one of Germany's worst periods.

The entries in "Anne Frank Tagebuch" are brief and to-the-point, allowing you to divide the book and read it into reasonable parts. Because Anne was a teenager when she wrote it, the language and vocabulary are simple, yet the ideas are universal.

Mann, Thomas

Mann's "Der Tod in Venedig" (Death in Venice) was written and published more than a century after the "Sturm und Drang" (Storm and Stress) literary movement. Still, its romantic themes have earned it a place as a contemporary genre classic.

The plot revolves around a prominent writer suffering from writer's block. As he travels to Venice, things do not improve, and he finally dies of cholera. It may not be the most upbeat story on our list, but the novella format means you can read it in no time and wow your friends with your "Sturm und Drang" expertise!

Kafka, Franz

Kafka is regarded as a famous German novelist. There's enough to choose from in his work if you're looking for a quick short story, novella, or to start on a longer novel.

"Die Verwandlung" (The Metamorphosis) is one of his novellas and his most well-known work. This creative narrative of a guy who wakes up one morning to discover himself turned into a giant bug is written exceptionally simply, with no complicated phrases or challenging language.

The plot is relatively simple to follow. It occurs throughout one morning as the unhappy guy and his family attempt to adjust to his new appearance.

Süskind, Patrick

Susskind's best-selling novel "Das Parfum" (Perfume: The Story of a Murderer) was adapted for the big screen.

The plot revolves around a perfumer's apprentice who murders a series of women to get the right smell. It's a gripping page-turner that managed to stay on Der Spiegel's best-seller list for an incredible nine years.

If any of the languages is difficult for you, you may always sneak a glance at John E. Wood's English version, which earned the PEN Translation Prize.

Hoffmann, E.T.A.

Hoffmann not only authored the novel that inspired the famed Christmas Nutcracker dance but also penned the scary short tale "Der Sandmann" (The Sandman).

The narrative of "Der Sandmann," based on folklore stories, talks of a Sandman who pours scorching sand into the eyes of youngsters who refuse to sleep. It's another novella on this list, a fast and simple read if you want to include some German into your regular reading routine.

Suppose you're inclined to go on to more complex German reading. In that case, Hoffmann's lengthy sentences and sophisticated vocabulary will offer you a good sense of what it's like to read demanding German literature.

Nietzsche, Friedrich

If you want to try some German philosophy for size, Nietzsche is an excellent place to start. His critical essays encompass religion, science, and current society and are full of sarcasm and poetic analogies.

You'll know you're ready to go on to more challenging reading when you've mastered Nietzsche's decadent language! "Also Sprach Zarathustra" (Thus Spoke Zarathustra) is an excellent introduction to Nietzsche's nihilistic theory—divided into four sections, so you don't have to tackle the entire novel; at once!

After you've finished this list, many excellent German writers will suit all of your literary and language demands!

The opportunities for intermediate German students are practically limitless.

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