#shtick

[randomly-generated-posts-machine]

@itsapmseymour stole my whole shtick

[jewelleria]

pre-passover shtick appeared on the walls. as of yet no one has claimed responsibility. i feel like im in the office (but jewish)

[theofficialuriel]

outsider warlock's daughter and red hood team up

Iwould honestly love the team up between those two.

…maybe a Red Hood and Shadowpact team up? where hood uses his all caste swords?

what if they barely talk to each other but then, somehow, jason reveals his identity and Laura recognizes the name? would she go and snitch to tim if she thinks he doesn’t know? would she bother Todd until he reveals himself to his family?

and then when jason finds out about Laura’s backstory, would be haggle her for being a hypocrite? I mean she never revealed her resurrection to anyone from Grieves other than Bernard and Tim (Poor Tyrone)

anyway, I think they’d either bond over being murdered bc of their father/bats, resurrected by exploitive “parental figures,” red themed, and crime surrounded Gothamites with magic

or

they would hate each other for reasons untold

[overlordneptune]

Idk miles is being kind of a bitch rn…

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[anarchistemma]

Dean, don’t go!

[noahabaker]

[madewithonerib]

A shtick (also spelled schtick) is a performer's routine, gimmick, or adopted comic persona. Outside of entertainment, the term refers to a person's signature trait, habit, or special area of interest.

Key Aspects & Origins

Etymology: Borrowed from Yiddish word shtik (שטיק), which literally translates to "a piece/slice". Related to German stück, meaning piece/theatrical play. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

In Comedy: Often used to describe a comedian's signature bit, or a repetitive gag ppl associate specifically w/ them (“That pratfall is part of his shtick.”). [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

In Daily Life: Refers to a familiar behavior/customized "routine" someone is known for (e.g., “After dinner parties, his shtick is showing off his coin collection.”). [1, 2]

[madewithonerib]

"He’s too pretty to be straight" || House M.D. [7:29]

I do not recall this patient or his healthy diet being the cause, come to think of it too much time has passed since I've watched House in action..plus I definitely missed much of the last season. This medical series is still my favourite bc it doesn't have an obvious or annoying shtick it leans on too heavily like Grey's Anatomy—if you've watched this series you know what I mean after the third or fourth season.

The most prominent condition linked to an "inability to process chlorophyll" is Refsum disease (RD), a rare, inherited disorder where the body cannot properly break down phytanic acid, a substance derived from the chlorophyll component phytol. This leads to phytanic acid accumulation, causing a range of neurological issues like retinitis pigmentosa, peripheral neuropathy, and cerebellar ataxia.