Just a few of my favorite gagesoto gifs.
Because they are lovers.
In love.
And definitely fucking.

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Just a few of my favorite gagesoto gifs.
Because they are lovers.
In love.
And definitely fucking.
Why are they SO CUTE in these outfits. (“Parade” s4 ep13)
This one, not so much, eh Cap?
Although Roy doesn’t seem to mind the way Johnny looks.
Roy out there asking perfectly reasonable questions...
Roy and Johnny: pouring coffee for each other.
(I don't really know how to make gifs, so here's a screencap set instead).
Episodes:
-Season 2, Ep.10 "Dinner Date"'
-Season 6, Ep.01 "The Game"
Kevin Tighe and Randy Mantooth 1970s Palm Springs, at the graduation of the first female paramedic in the US and the first private paramedic group
This is courtesy of the group "Paramedics on Facebook" from Keren Heavlin who shared these photos. Her commentary on this event is included in the photos (screenshot from the Facebook page). I love these photos so much! So much credit to Randy and Kevin who throughout their lives spent/are spending time with real paramedics still (please see "Into the Unknown" documentary they co-produced when it's released later this year!); and how they have always advocated for real-life firefighters, EMS, and paramedics. Without "Emergency" and everyone involved with it, not just them, emergency services in real life would have never taken off as astronomically fast as it did. When I was a little kid we dialed "0" for the operator to get the police or fire station or ambulance. Dialing "911" was not fully in place until well into the 90s, although it very much was in many places in the later 70s and 80s (depended on where you lived). If you didn't live in those times, you can't fully appreciate what this show, and especially these two beautiful actors, did to end up literally saving lives.
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So like, am I being delusional? “A hungry man will always see food” type shit?