#tuggle

[borbology]

hampter shenanigans (comic under cut)

[roughridingrednecks]

Tuggle

[billyshamsartblog]

worlds best blorbos

[fundiepredictions]

What happend in november

An overview of all the things that happend in november 2023

Jeremiah&Hannah Duggar (Wissmann) announced they are expecting baby #2

Edwin&Francesca Morton announced they are expecting baby #2

Nathan&Nurie Keller (Rodrigues) announced they are expecting baby #3

[thewhimsyturtle]

Happy International Dog Day! 🐶

I don't have a dogbeast of my own like friendbeast Bucky the collie whom I got to see last week. But for awhile I had Tuggles the plushie puppy who could walk on a leash just like a real puppy. But, unlike a real puppy, Tuggles let me climb his fluffy hair and would stay completely still the whole time!

[chibifox2002]

I'M REWATCHING THE "KIRBY DERBY" EPISODE AND THIS FRAME RIGHT HERE IS MAKING ME CRY

THIS IS THE CUTEST SHIT I'VE SEEN TODAY 😭🥰😭🥰😭🥰😭

[80smovies]

[schlock-luster-video]

On February 26, 2021, Out of Bounds and Hiding Out were screened as a double-feature on TCM Underground.

[glowormy]

[adamwatchesmovies]

Escape from Alcatraz (1979)

From The Shawshank Redemption to The Great Escape, stories of innocent or righteous people scratching together the means to regain their freedom is both captivating and emotional. Unlike most films, Escape from Alcatraz doesn’t “cheat” by giving us a softie of a protagonist. Without a doubt, the people in this film deserve to be jailed. Ultimately, you don't care because of the ingenuity in their plan and the fact that it’s based on a real-life story. Tense all the way through and with a terrific ending, it’s one of the best prison escape films.

In early 1960, Frank Morris (Clint Eastwood) is sentenced to the maximum security prison on Alcatraz Island. Having escaped capture many times, Frank is undeterred by the exceedingly high security measures and strict warden (Patrick McGoohan) who assures him no one’s ever made it out.

Alcatraz isn’t merely a prison; it’s a hell hole. While there are some who certainly deserve everything the guards and warden throw at the inmates, such as a rapist called Wolf (Bruce M. Fischer), many of the prisoners are sympathetic; victims of an unfair system (Paul Benjamin is serving dual life sentences for killing two white men in self-defence) or clearly reformed by the time we meet them. Alcatraz doesn’t see it that way. The objective is not to rehabilitate. It’s to make lives miserable. In fact, the warden makes a point to punish those he oversees based on how he feels about them rather than the way the justice system sees them. He’s not a cartoon but his smugness means he deserves to be knocked down a peg. That’s where Morris comes in. The odds are stacked against our protagonist. It’ll take inhuman levels of ingenuity to escape from the prison. Some of his tactics are so wild, it’ll make you feel like a moron. You think the operation will be as simple as Morris, his accomplices John and Clarence Anglin (Fred Ward and Jack Thibeau) and the fourth conspirator, Charley Butts (Larry Hankin) stealing a power tool to break through the bars at night but no. They’re going to have to MAKE the tools they need - out of nothing.

The space the escapees have to maneuver in is so tight, you’re constantly wondering what will go wrong. Clever as it might be, their plan is literally put together with bits of loose paper, paint, and mud. It just barely crosses the line into doable and the tiniest detail out of place will make the whole thing fall apart. While there might not be anything that prevents them from trying again should they fail, so much effort is being put into this attempt you can’t bear the idea of it failing. You want to see the phases work just so you can see what to see what comes next.

It’s probably better that you don’t know beforehand what actually happened on the night of June 11, 1962. The FBI’s position on the events are clear and unfortunately, they don’t make for a cinematic ending. This is where the film proves to be as ingenious as its protagonist. It’s a terrific final note.

Escape from Alcatraz deftly maneuvers over the obstacles it might’ve faced to deliver wall-to-wall thrills. Against all odds, you like the characters. You like them even more when you see what kind of plan they’ve got cooked up and you can’t wait to see it executed. It's one of these stories that's so wild it HAS to be true, which makes it a real nail-biter. (March 27, 2020)

[myvinylplaylist]

David Lee Roth: A Little Ain't Enough (1991)

Warner Bros.Records

[cemyafilmarsiv]

The Constant Gardener, Fernando Meirelles

The Rich Man’s Wife , Amy Holden Jones

Deliver Us from Evili, Scott Derrickson

The Girl in the Fog, Donato Carrisi

The Snowman, Tomas Alfredson

Dark Crime, Alexandros Avranas

Colors of Evil: Red, Adrian Panek

The Glimmer Man, John Gray

I Saw The Devil,Kim Jee-woon

Tightrope, Richard Tuggle

[fundiepredictions]

Edwin&Francesca

Edwin is Morton #11 and is 22 years old. He is married to Francesca who is 23 years old. They have been married since 8 months and are expecting their first child. They already announced it's a boy. We don't know when they are due.

I predict a birthdate of april 5th. His name will be Oliver Ogren.

Edwin enters the list at place #52, 10 places ahead for his age. Francesca enters the list at place #53, 7 places ahead for her age. Since they announced pretty fast after getting married I'm scared how fast they will go.

[nonesuchrecords]

Here's The Black Keys' “On The Game,” a track from their new album, Ohio Players, co-written with Noel Gallagher. The video checks in on Derrick Tuggle, star of the band's 2011 "Lonely Boy" video, and includes a special appearance by skateboarding legend Tony Hawk. 

[random-racehorses]

Random Real Thoroughbred: TUGGLE THE BRAT

TUGGLE THE BRAT is a mare born in 1990. By IRISH TOWER out of NICE KITTY. Link to their pedigreequery page: https://www.pedigreequery.com/tuggle+the+brat

[philosophyofenjoyment]

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