a mountie needs a hat, needs a hat, needs a hat and a pair of fancy boots, fancy boots, fancy boots

inspired by a video Hank Green made set to the same song but it was a pic of a pelican with a cowboy hat and cowboy boots

SUSPIRIA (1977) dir. Dario Argento

a collection of fraser tasting/smelling things he maybe shouldn't be... (s1)

VECCHIO: Okay. Okay. It was the mud, right? You knew it came off his shoe because when you sniffed it, it smelled like — mud. I mean, what else does mud smell like? FRASER: Perhaps something that was on the floor of the bar. VECCHIO: Wood? No, no, no, beer. And maybe peanut shells. And when you tasted it, which by the way I can't believe you put that in your mouth, you tasted the salt from the peanut shells and knew that he had been here, right? FRASER: Wrong. [They get in the car.] I guessed. I had a hunch. VECCHIO: No, no, no, no. You don't have hunches. I have hunches. FRASER: I had one of your hunches, Ray. Felt good. VECCHIO: And what was it with the mud? You put mud in your mouth. FRASER: Ray, she was looking out the window. I simply made her believe I found something. VECCHIO: You made her believe that you were a mud eater. I can't believe I'm sitting in the same car with you. FRASER: Where's this address? VECCHIO: Why? What are you gonna do? Tell him to surrender or you're gonna eat something off the curb?

Episodes: Pilot: random mud off the ground S1ep3 Manhunt: a used gum wrapper S1ep4 They Eat Horses: diseased horsemeat (and regular meat) S1ep5 Pizzas and Promises: dog piss S1ep6 Chinatown: soapy mud and nail-clippings S1ep9 Mountie Cop Baby: baby spit-up S1ep12 Hawk and a Handsaw: keeps a pill in his mouth for 2.5 hours (the key is to control your saliva ducts) S1ep13 Eye for an Eye: ketchup off a metal pole found in a dumpster S1ep19 Heaven and Earth: many different soup kitchen chillies (actually this is alright... it's just suggested to be quite a few)

BONUS WILL BE UNHAPPY EATING HOSPITAL FOOD

BONUS FINGERS IN MOUTH:

Fraser: And it snowed for a day and a night and a day. And when I couldn't talk anymore, I took her fingers, and I put them in my mouth to keep them warm. I don't remember losing consciousness, but I — I do remember being aware that I was dying.

Excalibur (1981) dir.: John Boorman

Sunset Boulevard 1950, dir. Billy Wilder

Roman Holiday (1953) dir. William Wyler

ABBOTT ELEMENTARY 4.04 — Costume Contest

4x04 Mojo Rising // 3x05 Seeing is Believing | Break

Presenting: Two times Callum Keith Rennie almost breaks.

It's his favorite song, it puts him right to sleep. 13.04 | 13.05

3x03 I Coulda Been a Defendant // 3x08 Spy vs. Spy | Familiar

These two go way back, I just know it.

fall out boy being fiercely protective of each other compilation

Gray, page 74 // x // Rocksound magazine // AP magazine 2008 // Fall Out Boy Q&A May 11 2005 // AbsolutePunk October 6 2008 // x // “I Hate Myself Episode 4 - Ryan Simpkins” April 7 2021 // Monumentour M&G July 25 2014 // Pete Wentz on “Larry King Now” // Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard February 26 2018

Robert Wun Haute Couture Fall/Wint 2024

3x08 Spy vs. Spy | Yonge

This final scene in Spy vs. Spy is shot in a pretty recognizable and well-traversed Toronto location: just south of Yonge and Bloor, the city’s main intersection.

Specifically right at the corner of Yonge and Hayden:

You can tell because of how visible once-iconic Canadian retailer Le Château and its neighbour Yonge Sports are. Here are some shots of that same intersection in the ‘80s, then later in the ‘00s.

Yonge Sports and Le Château were going strong there for decades, but like all big cities, Toronto is being systematically destroyed so. This spot is now a condo.

Bonus Le Château in Seeing is Believing. This is basically where we got our sluttier semi-formal dresses.

Quiet Canadiana in due South [more]