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Y'all, my teenage daughter is a menace.

We shop out our neighborhood dollar store a lot as it's right by our house. There's a dude that works there that she thinks is super hot and wanted to know his name. So instead of just asking him his name she said this.

"hey. I like to guess people's names based off intuition. You look like an Anthony or a Tony. Am I close?"

Dude laughed and said "not at all. My name is Malik."

It didn't hit me until after we got out to the car what she just did.

Bitch that was smooth and I hate it, thanks 😂

#kids #teenagers #life with a teen girl #always interesting

It's really funny to me that in the year of 2026 articles about Sunny are using this still from a cut scene in Season 10 that has Mac wearing a wedding ring

#i guess they filmed this the same day as those charlie work pick ups lol #always interesting #idk i guess maybe someone sees it as unseen footage and want to bait people into thinking this is season 18?#or everyone just loves this still..

Happy Holidays!!

I was rewatching season one, and it’s really funny that (other than leaving Stan and getting bell bottoms for a 1967-1969 era hippie in 1971 yes I know that’s way too specific but these are high schoolers things that were cool with highschool/college students when they were in middle school wouldn’t necessarily be as cool to them 3/4 years later), Carla’s only known character traits are that she likes music/dancing, and that from around ages 15-18, she was pretty into the 50s. She would go to the Juke Joint with Stan and they’d do stereotypical 1950s dances together, and when we see her in Dreamscapers, she’s wearing a big poodle skirt. The 50’s stuff she’s referencing would have been like, 12-16 years ago, so I guess it’s like a teen in 2010 being really into the 90s.

Also, in the first episode we see her, we know she wears hot pants (which get switched out for bell bottoms when she starts dating Thistledown), which were ESPECIALLY popular in 1971, even though the episode seemingly associates them with the 50s? It’s unclear. BUT! They were specifically MOST popular as a microtrend in 1971, having become kind of a shorthand for ‘prostitute outfit’ in film by the late 70s (according to Wikipedia), but they were super popular in 1970 and 1971. Which means that Carla SUPER would have been dress coded if she tried to wear those to school, lol.

Uuuuuhhhhh, in the Catverse, does she ever get back into dancing or music?

All of the outfits we see Carla in.

OOooh thats so interesting! Girls in the past living in the past lol. It says a lot about her in the very, very few moments she's brought up.

I like it.

As for your question, yes Carla does get back into dancing. It wasn't a main concern for her in the fic, as her life was going through some major changes, and then there was the memory wiping and Bill and then Stan, but once things settle and she has more of a disposable income, she does start getting back into her old hobbies, things she used to really love then pushed away to appear more 'grown up' and mature, dancing among them.

Once Stan's more settled and its not as awkward around him, the two of them go dancing together from time to time, or fill the house with radio music, or just introduce each other to songs they found. He's her go to for social events for a while, even if they aren't dating, just because the only alternative is Dan, a teenager, or Ford, who has two left feet and doesn't pick up on social cues or even like dancing that much.

Her taste and style changes over the years, but she does still dance.

Happy Holidays, whatever you're celebrating ^u^

#gravity falls #gravity falls au #how to cat burglar a family #carla mccorkle #dark lord queues #i love learning fun background facts #always interesting #tells a lot about the character

"MIND OF THE BEHOLDER: In the 90s, when Bravo wrote about Rammstein, they made up birth years and ages to make the guys seem younger. They were too old for the magazine's target audience. «That was no problem because the internet was still empty», keyboardist Flake Lorenz wrote in Süddeutsche Zeitung. «Soon we realised how much it doesn't matter how old you really are. Much later, when Rammstein became successful, it was even better to be old. You can deal with all the bullshit more calmly and enjoy your happiness in peace. Besides, a person's age is only in the mind of the beholder, at least I don't know anyone who would call themselves old.»"

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..and that's one of the reasons why to this day we have so many faulty bios of Rammstein 🌺

#wir sehen euch ig #always interesting #rammstein

I'm trying to take a piece of music that might be new and the ear might not know how to digest it, or the artist is going left or right, and I'm trying to create a shoe that fits that particular moment for that artist, and when that works, it's beautiful. You know, in the last year I was really proud of the Harry Styles Adore You video, 'cause I was hanging on to that idea for like ten years, of just you know, a relationship with a fish in a fishing town. And it took, it took Harry to tell me that he wanted to do something about optimism, and I was like oh that's such a general brief, and then I was like alright well, I don't know I just created a whole story, and it I don't know, it ended up--what was proud about it was not even the storytelling, it was the fact that like you walk away from that video three months later and you understand Harry different than you did before that. And that you know, that's not always something that everybody in the industry calls up and thanks you for, so you know, I usually look for that, that's where I get my sort of satisfaction, is just sort of like watching Youtube and seeing how, seeing how their identity changes and what part I was able to kind of move that cycle forward. And then I also pay attention to that because if it's a success they'll probably call again, and so I need to know where the--you know I don't want to repeat something.

Director Dave Meyers on working with Harry for the Adore You video on Variety’s Music for Screens Week 2020

#adore you mv #dave meyers #always interesting #that is a very general brief #but I guess he wanted to see the options presented

“In today's edition of the #AlmostParadise Rewatch, we examine how 'Unbecalming' helps #AlexWalker take his next big step toward becoming a genuine hero! #ChristianKane #DeanDevlin https://t.co/uPaFBPlOlN”

2-16-2021 Sorry going backwards sharing #NerdsThatgeek rewatch review #AlmostParadise with #ChristianKane

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