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Paul A Schaefer and Julia Udine

Taken by Greg Mills

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Greg Mills

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Compilations of Phantoms acting like reptiles?

Ayanga | Ethan Freeman Thomas Borchert | Greg Mills David Thaxton | Hugh Panaro

#sorry it took me so long #I have an inbox backlog #phantom of the opera #ayanga #ethan freeman #thomas borchert #greg mills #david thaxton #kelly mathieson #hugh panaro #gifset #edit #by request #(in)box five

if bad guy why hot

A small (and by no means complete) collection of phantoms going Above and Beyond the Call of Horny

@meilas this one's for you

Greg Mills (w. Mary Michael Patterson, Broadway 2014)

Davis Gaines (w. Tracy Shayne, Broadway 1995)

Ethan Freeman (w. Anne Görner, Essen 2006)

Michael Crawford (w. Dale Kristien, Broadway 1988)

Michael Crawford (w. Dale Kristien, LA 1989)

Akutagawa Eiji (w. Hanaoka Hisako, Sapporo 1994)

Ian Jon Bourg (w. Olivia Safe, Hamburg 2001)

Scott Davies (w. Meredith Braun, West End 2000)

The same

John Owen Jones (w. Rachel Barrell, West End 2005)

Assignment: sluttiest phantoms and explain why 😊

In no particular order:

Hugh Panaro - The man is feral and so pelvis-forward. His permanent smirk only adds to it.

Franc D’Ambrosio - The way he moves, look at that man. See also his PONR for the noises he makes.

Greg Mills - He is so soft in real life, but gosh, he is slutty on stage. We don’t call him Greg Finger Lickin’ Mills for nothing.

Ben Crawford - I’m just going to put this fantastic video by @opera-ghost here as my explanation.

Jeremy Stolle - That man PROWLS when he moves.

Adam Robert Lewis - I’ve never even seen video of him, but his VOICE. That tells me all I need to know.

Howard McGillin - Look at all that leg, come on now

#thank you to chloe for assisting with this #and socks for the ask #poto #ask em #hugh panaro #franc d’ambrosio #greg mills #ben crawford #jeremy stolle #adam robert lewis #howard mcgillin

« It is clear what is required to end this war. Ukraine needs to be given the weapons to defend itself and in so doing to raise the costs for Putin so much so that he, or his successor, cannot go on. Anything else, notes the former US ambassador Dennis Jett, is just a strategy to appease a dictator. »

— Basil Gavalas & Greg Mills from a piece called "Four Years On – Ten Lessons from Russia’s War in Ukraine" at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI).

Despite the acronym, RUSI has nothing to do with Putin's Russia. It's a British think tank founded in 1831 by the Duke of Wellington which focuses on defense and security. The article makes a strong case on behalf of Ukraine.

This West has blown an opportunity to sideline Russia as a security threat for a generation.

Surprising that the US and Europe have not seen it in their interests to have Ukraine win and remove Russia as a conventional military threat for a long time. It would not have required a massive amount of military effort from the West since Ukraine was willing to do the fighting. Victory – defined as the expulsion of Russia from Ukrainian soil – would have allowed Europe to settle its security dilemmas for a generation or more. But the West has lacked the imagination to think of a Russian defeat, and consequently the politics to carry this out.

Russia may look huge on Mercator projection maps but has a GDP smaller than that of Italy. Outside of its biggest cities, Russia is a poor country. An astronomical percentage of the national budget maintains a large but incompetent military while a fifth of all rural households still lack indoor plumbing.