Just Some of Terry Gilliam’s Stuff
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Just Some of Terry Gilliam’s Stuff
The unexpected end (of a Hitchcock movie) „Das unerwartete Ende (eines Hitchcock Films)with the beautiful @aimee_egerie / if you know the famous movie, type the title in the comments, the right answer gets a heart, the worst answer gets a face palm. One hint: it‘s not The Third Man/ Wer den Film erkennt, schreibt den Titel in den Kommentar unten. Die richtige Antwort bekommt ein Herz, die dümmste Antwort einen Fremdschäm- Smilie. 🙄Ein Tipp: es ist nicht Der dritte Mann! #andreasmariakahn #alfredhitchcock #hitchcock #famous #blackandwhitephotography #photography #riddle #aimeeegerie #berlin #berlingirl #powerwoman #beautiful #humor #movie #film #filmquiz #unexpected #unerwartet #dinsdale #montypython #thethirdman #derdrittemann #berühmtefilme #portraitphotography #schwarzweissfotografie #fotografie #fotografberlin #curlyhair #goldentwenties #amazing (hier: Berlin – the place to be) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMv_CTBJytt/?igshid=8l067xie2mxf
The East End in the London Sourcebook for Shadowrun (1st Edition)
Mrs. Simnel: Kipling Road was a typical sort of East End street. People were in and out of each other’s houses with each other’s property all day long. They were a cheery lot, though.
Interviewer: Was it a terribly violent area?
Mrs. Simnel: Oh ho ho… (laughs) Yes. Cheerful and violent.
Dinsdale!
The section starts out describing the East End as the Place of Mists and Shadows:
I will banish dirt to the land of wind and ghosts.
It has more history packed into it than most places in the United States, so I will only point out the two most identifiable East End things:
The Cockney accent…
Oi ello ello
…and Jack the Ripper.
Which should give warm feelings to runners that ran through Dreamchipper.
Places to see in twenty fifty
Toadslab
An Ork-run “toad-in-the-hole” restaurant that serves food by flinging it across the room and you better make a good Athletics roll to catch it.
The Moon & Sixpence
The Piranha Arnold Brothers run The Gang their “organization” out of the back room of this bar, so could be a good place for a Seattle Street Sam to pick up some work.
House of Scrumpy
Because of course the PCs will want to sample this fermented apple drink.
MPFC S02E08 Archaeology Today
Giant Hedhehog sighting...
"Dinsdale was a loony, but he was a happy loony. Lucky bastard..."
Spiny Norman
Commission from Dinsdale On FlightRising