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chr0nic--pessimist · 2 months
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ive heard that u and michael have done the...hanky-panky...tori is this ture?
1. i have, but i probably will not again. i think i'm probably sex-repulsed.
2. OKAY, EVERYONE, LISTEN UP! STOP. SAYING. HANKY. PANKYYY!!
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wolfmarian · 1 month
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talonmom · 1 year
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Because lilith should say fuck.
She's earned it.
I blame the person who drew phillip going "crimes of hanky panky shan't go unpunished!" for this idea.
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cheeseandbretboy · 5 months
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um how r they gonna put the new heartstopper chapter into the family friendly, barely any swearing, innocent show???
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rk707-elle · 6 months
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Hank Anderson ❤
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✨ hanky panky ✨
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itsallmadonnasfault · 10 months
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remyfire · 1 year
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S5E19: Hanky Panky || S5:E20: Hepatitis
Why did no one warn me how upsetting it would be to watch a pining Hawkeye make sure he didn't do a damn thing to tempt BJ into anything after watching him suffer his guilt after his affair?
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mashpoll · 7 months
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Hanky Panky (s5 e19): B.J. is unfaithful to his wife while consoling a nurse who received a "Dear Jane" letter.
Fade Out, Fade In (s6 e1&2): The 4077th acquires Maj. Charles Emerson Winchester III as a replacement surgeon when Frank doesn't return from R&R. Margaret returns from her honeymoon in a bad mood.
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klingerfashionarchive · 4 months
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season 5 episode 19
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disease · 1 year
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THE CRAMPS // HANKY PANKY DEMO — A&M STUDIO, 1982
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wolfmarian · 25 days
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Page 28 (censored version, uncensored on my nsfw twitter).
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captainhunnicutt · 26 days
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I hate the episode “Hanky Panky.” Hate it. And not because my boy is at his absolute worst (relatively speaking, he gets worse later in the series and I love him for it - I will die on this hill). I hate it because it’s done in such a way that screams “the viewer is stupid and we need to hold their hand through it.”
The episode literally starts out reminding us of how committed BJ is, and how much of a "family man," he is. Incase we had forgotten - because otherwise this plotline would fall even flatter than it does.
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It immediately puts you on alert. "Uh oh. BJ is gonna do something stupid, isn't he?" And you immediately realize it's with Carrie - WHO WE HAVE NEVER SEEN BEFORE - and now you're just waiting and hoping BJ doesn't fuck up.
Maybe if we had seen some sort of introduction to Carrie an episode or two before, "Hanky Panky" would achieve what it's after. Shock. The realization that BJ isn't this perfect golden boy who won't be impacted being thousands of miles away in a war zone. But we don't. We meet her 1 minute and 26 seconds prior to the conversation with BJ and Hawkeye. That's it.
I joke a lot about the lightning of this episode, but for real it's just so infuriating as an intelligent and capable viewer. I'll couple it with the close up shots because they ultimately go hand in hand.
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That soft lighting in Post-Op is the thing I hate the most about this episode - particularly the soft lighting behind BJ. It's a totally different angle than we're used to seeing of people talking in Post-Op and it just screams "Viewer!! Look!!! BJ looks attractive and charming and approachable!! Remember this!!!" And Carrie (I love her by the way), looks angelic and perfect and like some damsel in distress.
Then the scene in Carrie's tent. The lighting and shots start out just fine. Absolutely normal - and then right when they start to pull away from the hug the coloring and lighting does a blatant shift. It even goes as far as the cliche fade to black to allude to they idea of them sleeping together. VIEWER!! YOUR GOLDEN BOY, THE FAMILY MAN, MADE A BIG OOPSIE!!!
And then finally, the talk outside of Post-Op? Goodness. Obviously we're supposed to sympathize with Beej here. He's lit more behind, his hair has an angelic glow, we're looking at him head on - Carrie is barely lit behind, and the camera angle is looking down at her the entire time. The message becomes clear: "BJ fucked up but it's okay because it's BJ and you'll forgive him and move on, viewer. We just wanted to show you he's not so perfect!!!"
And unfortunately the writers were right. We all completely disregard how shitty BJ is about the entire situation. We all completely ignore that he gets "an enormous attack of the guilts" that he blatantly ignores her and is a "bear," to her whenever around. We all completely pretend like he doesn't admit OUT LOUD that he's worried he can't control himself because she's "right here, and you're so attractive and so close." "And so vulnerable." "Yes."
Yeah, we all pretend it doesn't happen. We all move on, myself included, and love him anyway and so the writers got what they wanted. But it's the epitome of lazy because we all forget about it so quickly. It doesn't impact anything or anyone. The only time it's even hinted at again is in "War Co-Respondent" - which does such a better job at showcasing BJ's mental struggle in regards to being unfaithful (Note: Thank you Mike for that. I have my own thoughts on where that episode comes from but that's neither here nor there, I guess). If it wasn't such a lazily written episode, we'd talk about it more. But we don't. It's a throw away episode for a lot of us, because we never actually get to see BJ wrestle with it outside of that one scene in the Swamp with Hawk. That's it.
If it had been done right, that was their chance to really start to dig into BJ's morals and ethics on more than a surface level - and how those are challenged because he's not in the confines of his safety net of marriage and family in the states - and how those things coupled with being there against his will forces him to look at is it the idea of wanting to be committed that's appealing, or the actual act.
In conclusion, I hate "Hanky Panky" and I would've loved to have seen Carrie lay into him and call him out on his shit for a solid five minutes.
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twixnmix · 2 years
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Keith Haring tattooing his studio assistant Benny Soto at Henk Schiffmacher’s tattoo shop in Amsterdam, 1986.
Photos by Patricia Steur
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acocktailmoment · 1 year
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Sugar Monk’s Hanky Panky !
Ingredients:
Serving: 1
1 1/2 ounces unaged genever, preferably Old Duff Blended Dutch
1 1/2 ounces sweet vermouth, preferably Carpano Antica Formula
1 barspoon Fernet-Branca
3 dashes chile-infused orange bitters (see Editor’s Note)
Garnish: orange twist
Directions:
Stir all ingredients with ice.
Strain into a chilled Nick & Nora or coupe glass.
Twist the orange peel over the top of the drink to express the essential oils from the peel, then use the peel to garnish the drink.
Chile-Infused Orange Bitters:
Pour one 5-ounce bottle of Regans’ Orange Bitters No. 6 into a glass jar with two Thai chiles (also called bird’s eye chiles), cut in half. Cover the jar. Macerate for 6 hours. Strain and return the liquid to the bitters bottle, then cap tightly. Keeps indefinitely.
By Ektoras Binikos,
Photo: Nico Schinco
This article was not sponsored or supported by a third-party. A Cocktail Moment is not affiliated with any individuals or companies depicted here.  
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We were Driving!
Where Mimo is obsessed with the way Chn drives :)
NSFW 🔞
Words - 3.6k
Status - Completed
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