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Title: The Lady Janies
Author: Cynthia Hand, Brodi Ashton, Jodi Meadows
Series or standalone: series
Publication year: 2016
Genres: fiction, historical fiction, fantasy, romance, retelling
Blurb: At sixteen, Lady Jane Grey is about to be married off to a stranger and caught up in a conspiracy to rob her cousin, King Edward, of his throne...but those trifling problems aren’t for Jane to worry about. Jane gets to be Queen of England. Like that could go wrong.
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bookishlyread · 9 months
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Salt air, and the rust on your door:Listen to an audio book
- My Calamity Jane by Cynthia Hand, Brodi Ashton, Jodi Meadows (narrator Sophie Amoss)
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inlovewithquotes · 1 year
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Well, I figure if a girl wants to be a legend, she should just go ahead and be one.
-My Calamity Jane
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bookcoversonly · 2 years
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Title: My Calamity Jane | Author: Cynthia Hand / Brodi Ashton / Jodi Meadows | Publisher: HarperTeen (2020)
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invisible-pink-toast · 6 months
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Top 20 Romantic/Comedies where the girls should’ve ended up together
20. Mean Girls - Janis and Cady
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19. The Breakfast Club - Allison and Claire
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18. Bring It On - Missy and Torrance
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17. Whip It - Pash and Bliss
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(if Bliss comes out as trans after the film like Elliot Page did, then these two will still be one badass queer couple!)
16. The Wedding Planner - Mary and Fran
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15. Pitch Perfect - Beca and Chloe
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(would probably be higher up on the list if i wasn’t bitter)
14. Princess Protection Program - Rosalinda and Carter
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13. Clueless - Cher, Tai and Dionne
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12. Legally Blonde - Vivian and Elle
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11. Frances Ha - Sophie and Frances
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10. Stuck in the Suburbs - Brittany and Natasha
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9. John Tucker Must Die - Carrie, Beth, Heather and Kate
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8. Ocean’s 8 - Debbie and Lou
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7. Calamity Jane - Katie and Calamity
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6. Bring It On: All or Nothing - Britney and Camille
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5. Ice Princess - Casey and Gen 
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4. She’s the Man - Viola and Olivia
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3. Almost Adults - Mackenzie and Cassie
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2. Miss Congeniality - Cheryl and Gracie
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1. Bend it like Beckham - Jess and Jules
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rainymoodlet · 5 months
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hee hee… horsey 🏜️
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theangrycomet-art · 8 months
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Tech's Parents
I stand by my statement that we should have gotten to see all of the Loonatics' parents but since that isn't going to happen anytime soon-
Presenting Miles D Coyote and Dr. Jane Sweetfang! Ft. Nurse Rodger Beeper
COMMISSIONS OPEN
Miles is a coyote of few words, content to let his actions speak for themselves. In charge of their towns mechanic and tools shop with his brother, he serves as a listening ear for the town, helping people work out their issues.
As accident prone as his ancestor, it's rare to see him with out some sort of injury, whether is be a sporting new cast or silver aluminum bandages over a burn. Though no one's really sure how he lost his hand, the running theory is that he crushed it.
He does not let this stop him from making his models tho.
Dr. Sweetfang runs the Cliffside Clinic, a nonprofit clinic that gets far more use then she'd like to see. In her youth, she was a microbiologist on the team that perfected the universal Stem Cell (a type of stem cell that can be safely injected into any species on Earth) as well as the Accelerant Bacteria (a bacteria that encourages said cells to work 4x faster). After passing the FDA aproval, the team sold the patent for $10 in order to get it to hit hospitals globally.
She met Nurse Rodger Beeper when she was training to be an EMT afterwords, and they eventually opened the Cliffside Clinic where she would meet Miles when he was brought in after breaking his tails getting an engine dropped on him.
(Unofficial uncle to the Coyote kids, Rodger was/is in charge of treating any serious injuries Tech, Jax, or eventually Kylee got after she married Miles.)
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Dom Provost Chalkley
Our Non-Binary Angel
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pistachi0art · 8 months
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Lupin oc drawing dump 🧨
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(Alt “part 1” colors)
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balladofsallyrose · 4 months
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Chapter Six: Doris Day's Queer Normativity Cold War Femme Lesbianism, National Identity, and Hollywood Cinema by Robert J. Corber
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sparkledst4r · 5 months
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Happy birthday to the cowboy who shoots faster than his shadow!!!Him with the beloved cast ad plush toys as a gift.
Me and LL fandom to him:
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Thanks to @ireneead for reminding me
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grahamcarmen · 8 months
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moocowofdoom · 2 months
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Excuse me. Who was gonna tell me WTM follows me on Insta.
THEY JUST WATCHED MY CLOSE FRIENDS STORY OMGG
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inlovewithquotes · 1 year
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For the boat rockers, the rulebreakers, and the troublemakers. No one ever became a legend by blending in.
-My Calamity Jane
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vbnmlpx3 · 9 months
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docholligay · 2 years
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So, as I was just incessantly yammering about, there are two American Wests.
1) The actual American West: A Victorian-era time and place in American (and Canadian) history, after the Civil War, where the combination of new lands being brought into the US and Canadian fold, the instability of America after the Civil War, and the rush of technology created a truly unique historical place and time whose only real ‘competition’ is Australia, but it very very mild as compares.  It was a very difficult, boundary pushing, emotionally complicated and constantly churning place and culture. People often found the measure of themselves, and sometimes had to be disappointed with what they found. Other places have ELEMENTS of the Am-Can West--cattle ranching and driving as we understood it came from South America and Mexico--but the unique socio-historical elements really have no parallel, which is a large part of why for many years, European and Asian ‘audiences’ really got into it, which I think is neat. I always regret that I never met Jetty’s grandfather because he would have been so fucking delighted that I can ride a horse and shoot a revolver and have branded cattle.
2) The West(tm). This is Bonanza, this is John Wayne, this is the Dollars trilogy. This is the idea of the shootout at high noon. This is good sheriff versus bad gang. This is lone gunslinger coming to save the town, which is itself, given its popularity in the 60s and 70s, a cultural view of America AS gunslinger, coming in to save others from threats (communism). Watching the old Mag 7 against the new is fascinating because it really accurately portrays the changing American ideas of anxiety and evil, as well as good*. This is where the phrase white hat black hat COMES FROM, is the very old Westerns had sheriffs in white hats, and villains in black hats. Where Doc was clever and erudite and likeable and tragic instead of a short-tempered, endlessly bitter, alcoholic, terminally ill, racist for his TIME motherfucker**.
Where Martha Jane Canary*** was Calamity Jane.
We are CLEARLY in option two, and let’s be clear I really don’t expect different in a children’s cartoon. I mean, the damn thing is CALLED “the LEGEND of Calamity Jane” not “The mostly sad and pathetic reality of Martha (Calamity) Jane Canary). I am chuckling at the fact that she apparently uses a whip instead of a gun I mean not sound like a complete American here, but what is even the point of a western if you aren’t using a gun? Especially because apparently the naughty bads use guns. If you bring a whip to a gun fight you are just going to get shot, kids, mark my words. I mean, I’m not suggesting the kiddies pick up guns but I’m also not suggesting they go after the guys with guns, so.
Also I love that they have her as sexy. This is Calamity Jane:
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Contrary to popular belief, she didn’t wear men’s clothes all that often. That became a part of her legend, and she wore them for photo opportunities as part of her shtick. It’s actually why she became famous. Actually perhaps that’s ungenerous. She was a wild, interesting, charming and funny woman, who was a rampant alcoholic and fantastically fun liar. But, she got her start because she was with a camp and happened to be in men’s clothing for practicality’s sake, and he snapped her picture because it was such an odd thing, to be a woman wearing men’s clothes, and not trying to hide anything about that. Jane was just...pragmatic to a point, but not pragmatic enough to realize passing as a man was 87 times safer, which is why that’s what many women who dressed in men’s clothing for whatever reason did.
My favorite fact about Calamity Jane is that when she died, the Gardiner, MT, newspaper’s headline was “Calamity Jane Finally Does the Right Thing” which is so darkly hilarious to me, please don’t let anyone tell you people had a sense of propriety back then, at least not out West--the East was still trying to impress Daddy England and so the social rules were different there.
*Also I really wish that had done better, it was really, really fantastic to see a movie by a black man about the American West that showed a lot of understanding of, and love for, both the American West and the American Western, and imagining his place in it. And it was just, fun. It was a fun fucking movie.
** People always assume I ‘like Doc’ which I suppose in a sense I do because I find him fucking fascinating, and he is fairly unique among Western figures in his background, his education, his aims and history. LOVE reading about him, I just think he’s NEAT. But uh....don’t make the mistake that I LMM him and want to suck his dick or nothin. He was terrible. Like, pretty much irredeemable, if I were to believe in the concept of a person being so. he certainly never got his shit together before he died.
***this is pronounced kænərɪ, or, to be less precise, closer to cannery, not like canary (the bird).
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