#victor nelson'

[stargazer-sims]

Victor is out here in nature, being his true carefree self 🌟

Victor: Hey, friends! Greetings from Chestnut Ridge!

I think he’s frolicking ^^

Victor: Yuri taught me this pose.

Victor: Yeah!

Victor: You know that feeling when you know you’re handsome?

Victor: These look pretty good. I think I’ll text them to Yuri.

Now he’s wondering what else he should take photos of, besides himself.

Victor: I’m an awesome photo subject, though.

Just Victor being cute 🥰

[iamfarfromvibingrightnow]

Wishing my favourite canon bisexuals and biromantics a happy bi visibility day/week

(They didn't canonise bi Nora in the movie and I couldn't find the scene where Sam mentions being bi, but I couldn't not include them, so just look at 'em.)

[whatawonderart]

the voices from the far reaches of the ether told me to tell you they said they wanted no pickles

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

""That's right, pal," says Number Seven. "And take it in these shops. If they'd even teach a guy a trade - make him learn a trade you wouldn't mind. Then a guy would have something to fall back on if he felt like hitting the straight and narrow. But what do they do? They put you to work making automobile plates, or something that's only done in prisons; stuff you couldn't get a job at outside if you wanted to; and the machinery is all twenty years out of date; and the instructors don't know anything about up-to-date methods; and the materials you get to work with are so lousy that you can't learn to do decent work even if you want to. Here I am. I've been working in the shoeshop for five years. What good will that do me? In the first place, the work I'm doing is done by women and children outside; it don't pay any- thing; and if I tried to get away with the lousy kind of work I've been taught to do, I wouldn't last two hours in an outside shop. The print shop is the only shop in here where a guy could learn a decent trade; but Christ, there's only room for forty guys in that shop, and you have to be a high-school graduate to get in there. That don't do the rest of us any good. There's a thousand men here, and only room for forty or so over in the print shop. And not only that, but So-and-So was always threatening to close the print shop because it didn't show enough profits. That's all they think about here. They damn about us learning a trade; all they is having the industries show a profit!"

"And take a guy when he gets out of here," says Number Ten. "Times are lousy outside. Even guys who know their trades, guys that can get swell references, can't get a job nowadays. And if they can't get work, how in the name of Christ are we going to get it even if we want it? And the jobs you can get don't pay anything - not enough to live on. A guy might better be in here than out there starving to death. How the hell is a guy going to live on twenty-five or thirty bucks a week, especially if he's married?"

- Victor F. Nelson, Prison Days and Nights. Second edition. With an introduction by Abraham Myerson, M.D. Garden City: Garden City Publishing Co., 1936. p. 213-214.

[texaschainsawmascara]

Friday the 13th bloody vinyl

[comicwaren]

From Blood Hunt #001

Art by Pepe Larraz and Marte Gracia

Written by Jed MacKay

[damiendo]

Zack Nelson

[stuff-diary]

Ok, so here we are. I'm gonna get it out of the way right away: When the World Tips Over is absolutely worth the wait. I must admit it's kind of overwhelming at the beginning, or maybe the right word is 'daunting'; there's just so many characters, plot threads, styles and formats. But still, once everything is in place, the book grips your soul and basically never lets go. Seeing all the pieces fall into place is a truly powerful experience. And really, Jandy Nelson's prose is masterful. You can tell how much work has gone into making this novel the best version of itself. There's a word in English which I really love, and it's the most appropriate way to describe Nelson: she's a wordsmith, period. What she does with her writing in this book is just masterful. Even the little things I wasn't feeling at first, like the instalove beginnings for some of the romantic plots, ended up winning me over. So yeah, I can tell these characters and their family saga will stay with me for a long, long time. Look, I hope we don't have to wait another decade for her next work, but if it's gonna be as brilliant as this and I'll Give You the Sun, I'm more than willing to wait.

[thefloatingwriter]

i — argent nelson, the victor of the first hunger games

Argent Nelson did not belong in District One. Anyone could tell you that. The gossiping shopkeepers and whispering customers. Stares directed towards him on the street, quickly averted when he turned their way. Old ladies on their porches squinting at him as if wondering where he had come from.

[bitsofbats]

DC vs. Vampires #8, 2022 James Tynion IV, Matthew Rosenberg, and Otto Schmidt

[stargazer-sims]

Sachiko scared him 🥺

[waitingforthet]

Check my Patreon out if you’d like to support the comic, even a little bit helps. Or just to check out the reward tiers, there’s some neat bonus stuff and I tried to make them fun: https://www.patreon.com/waitingforthet

[xx-midnight-candy-goblin-xx]

Reblog for bilingual bisexuals

[planesky]

In the last 36 hours I watched: Love, Simon , Love, Victor (whole three seasons), and Heartstopper season 2.

I am not proud of it, but it is what it is.

And it was very fun.

[loisfreakinglane]

THE LAKE // 1.03 “Picnic at Raven's Rock”

[politicaldilfs]

Nebraska Governor DILFs

Ben Nelson, Bob Kerrey, Frank B. Morrison, Norbert Tiemann, Pete Ricketts, Arthur J. Weaver, Charles Thone, Charles W. Bryan, Dwight Griswold, J. James Exon, Robert Leroy Cochran, Dave Heineman, Dwight W. Burney, Jim Pillen, Victor Emanuel Anderson, Mike Johanns, Ralph G. Brooks, Val Peterson