#and pac

[suolane]

just silly little qsmp2 doodles

[lilliancdoodles]

THIS IS GONNA BE SICK!!!!!!!!

[pe0ple3ater]

celltw, filth

Hello! I needed a place to post my short drafts so here we are! Be warned that this IS explicitly sexual. Only about the block people, not the real people!

Pac doesn't smoke. He doesn't like the taste or the feeling of smoke filling his lungs.

Cell smokes, though; it'd been the first sign Pac caught telling him that Cell was back. Cellbit doesn't smoke, but Cell has for as long as Pac can remember.

He's smoking now, sitting on Pac's bed with the window open and his dick down Pac's throat. He's got his white undershirt on, and his boxers and sweatpants are only pulled down and not off. He looks gorgeous. The expression on his face is almost bored, like he's only here to indulge Pac. Pac's not so sure how they ended up here. He seems always to find himself in this position.

Pac groans softly around the dick in his mouth, taking as much of Cell down his throat as he can, and Cell's head falls back a bit in pleasure. Cell looks down at the man between his legs once he gains his composure and runs his unoccupied hand through Pac's hair; Pac lets himself think it might be affectionate.

Cell's hand tightens in Pac's hair, and he pulls, tugging Pac off his cock.

Pac whines and looks up at Cell, confused and worried he'd done something wrong.

Cell gazes down at him, eyes cold. He pulls the cigarette from between his lips and holds it down to Pac, tilting his head slightly. It's not a command, only a question; Pac knows the difference even with no words spoken between them.

Pac doesn't smoke, but he takes the end of the cigarette between his lips if only for the phantom taste of Cell's lips and saliva. Pac lets himself think it's almost like a kiss. Pac breathes in, eyes locked with Cell's the whole time.

There's a look of pleasure on Cell's face, something possessive and pleased. He's purring quietly.

The smoke is disgusting, and it hurts his chest when he breathes in; it reminds him of how he feels around Cell, as if he's being poisoned from the inside.

Pac coughs so hard tears fill his eyes; he whines gently, and his head ducks just a bit. Cell's hand tightens, keeping Pac's face tilted up towards him.

Cell pats Pac's cheek when he stops coughing, pushes Pac's head back down towards his crotch, and pets him gently.

Pac doesn't smoke, but the taste of cigarette smoke and Cell's skin makes him dizzy with arousal and makes his chest feel warm in a way he only feels around Cell.

[osaretine]

Drake should’ve never got Pac ring lol and used Pac voice for his diss song. Being from Cali, I love seeing the west coast coming together and people showing the west coast some love

[theatremarketinginsights]

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1. Identify Your Target Audience – First and foremost, you need to identify the specific demographic you’re targeting with your theatre company. Who are your ideal customers? Once you know who your target audience is, you can create a marketing plan tailored to their needs and interests. 

 2. Create Quality Content – Quality content is key when it comes to marketing. You need to create content (productions) that are relevant to your target audience and speaks to them in a meaningful way. This means avoiding generic content and instead crafting content that resonates with specifically with whom you’ve identified as your audience. 

3. Focus on Building Community – As Richard Branson said, “A business is simply an idea to make other people’s lives better.” You need to focus on building a community of loyal followers who will continually come back for more. Join social media platforms, such as Facebook and Twitter, to engage with your audience, and create a blog to keep them informed and entertained. Instead of always advertising your generic shows, talk about your team, company playwrights, your challenges and successes. Engage.

4. Leverage Word of Mouth – Word of mouth is one of the most powerful marketing strategies. Encourage your audience to spread the word about your theatre company. Offer discounts or free tickets to those who refer a friend, and reward your loyal followers for their efforts.  

5. Utilize Influencers – Influencers can be a great asset to your theatre company. Find influencers who have a large following and are relevant to your target audience. Reach out to them and ask them to promote your theatre company. Local influencers like partner restaurants and businesses can be a great way to engage loyalty and trust.

6. Hold Events – Hosting events (like opening parties, and free intermission treats) can be a great way to build a loyal following. Consider hosting events such as meet and greets, Q&A sessions with cast members, or even a movie night. Imagine showing Little Shop the movie prior to the staged musical?Events can be a great way to engage with your audience and provide them with unique experiences. 

7. Offer Incentives – Offering incentives is a great way to increase loyalty. Consider offering loyalty rewards such as discounts, free tickets, or even exclusive access to events. This will encourage people to come back for more. 

8. Leverage Communication Technology – Technology can be a great asset when it comes to marketing. Leverage technology such as email, text message, and even push notifications to keep your audience informed about upcoming events and shows. 

9. Provide Value – Value can take many forms, whether it’s a unique experience, a special offer, or even knowledge. Whatever you do, make sure you’re providing value to your audience. This will help you build a loyal following. 

10. Ask for Feedback – Finally, it’s important to ask for feedback from your audience. This will help you identify any areas of improvement and make the necessary changes. As Steve Jobs famously said, “The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.” 

By following these tips, you can employ entrepreneurial strategies to market your theatre company and build a loyal following. Focus on building a community, and less on traditional advertising methods, and you’ll be sure to attract and retain an audience of loyal followers.

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[ladywilde-]

I'm going to become a 90's rap cover artist.

[kaatiebelle]

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