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piranha-shan · 16 days

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Theron shuffling around his house in a red bathrobe and a pair of old man slippers, datapad tucked under his arm, looking absolutely wrecked and disheveled as hell.

#theron shan #swtor theron #swtor #theron thoughts #theron #theron slander #theron shan slander

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ainyan · 1 year

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Humor, Pancakes

Theron stood before the stove, slathering butter on a pan. A bowl sat on the counter nearby, the pale gold pancake batter waiting to be poured. Setting aside the spatula, he picked up the bowl and began to pour a careful measure of batter onto the pan. As it began to sizzle, he heard a soft giggle and looked up to see Kali standing nearby, Shani perched upon her hip. “And there’re my ladies,” he said, grinning.

The Chiss shook her head at him and padded forward on bare feet, going up on tiptoe to press a soft kiss against his mouth. “Some spy you are,” she muttered. “We were standing there for at least a minute before you noticed us.”

He sneered at her back as she turned away to get their daughter settled into her chair for breakfast. “Maybe I knew you were there and was just ignoring you.”

As she bent over to settle Shani down on the seat and began to buckle her in, she glanced over her shoulder, scarlet eyes twinkling merrily. “Theron Shan, are you seriously going to stand there and tell me that you could ignore me?”

It was inevitable when his gaze slid down to that portion of her anatomy that she was so helpfully wiggling in emphasis. “You’re a menace, woman,” he muttered before heroically turning away and flipping the pancake, barely saving it from burning. “And if you distract me again, you get to eat the burned ones.”

Setting a toy in front of Shani to keep the toddler distracted, the Commander glided across the floor to wrap her arms around her husband’s waist, pressing against his back. He sighed, reaching down to cover her arm with his hand even as he plated the first pancake and poured another. Leaving it to cook, he twisted, turning in her arms and shifting forward until her back pressed against the counter behind them. Laughing, she unhooked her arms before reaching up to twine them around his neck, drawing him down for a kiss.

He lost himself in her arms, in her kiss, more hungry for her than for breakfast. He might well have forgotten the food entirely, but the scent of burning pancake was sharp and bitter on the air. With a curse, he tore himself away, whirling to find the edges of the pancake blackening. He fumbled the pan off the stove, waving at it with the oven mitt to disperse the smoke. In her chair, Shani began to giggle, her clear voice sweet and cheerful. “Bad da,” she sang out, “no burn. You eat.”

Kali smirked. “She has a point,” the ex-agent pointed out as she began to gather up dishes for the table. “I wasn’t the one doing the distracting this time.”

“Lies and slander,” Theron retorted as he salvaged the pancake and put it aside, then began another one. “You distract me just by existing.”

Chuckling smugly, Kali bustled about the table, setting out plates and forks and glasses, just about at the limit of her domestic capabilities. As she passed by Shani, she reached out to lightly pinch the girl’s cheek and the toddler laughed again. “How about we split it,” she offered in compromise.

Theron wrinkles his nose, but sighed. “Alright, fine.” He finished up the last of the batter, a pile of fluffy golden pancakes on the platter - and one sad, bottom-blackened specimen crowded in the corner. As he set them on the table, Kali followed with the butter and syrup and they settled down to a family breakfast amidst sunshine and laughter and the faint odor of burned pancake.

Original Ask Meme

#swtor #nikali x theron #ask meme #asked and answered #pancakes are tasty!#meet miurani'shan'istae

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screenwritinggym · 3 months

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Natalie Portman - READ THIS CHAPTER from my NOVEL - Stealth mode with your loyal Black Barbie ’Nailah Thorbourne’.

Chapter: The Birth of a Political Ballet, stealth mode, the six invisible women.

In the dimly lit lounge of a secret meeting place, #1- Charlize Theron, #2- Beyoncé Knowles, #3- Oprah Winfrey, #4- Natalie Portman, #5- Gal Gadot, and their friend #6- Delphine Arnault gathered in hushed conversation. The air was tense, and the weight of the impending political battle loomed over them. Media attacks and slanderous campaigns threatened to tarnish their reputations and hinder any chance of success in their quest to seize power in Somalia, their beloved east-african nation.

The six women, fueled by a shared determination to make a change, had spent months brainstorming and strategizing. They were determined to find a way to engage in politics without becoming the targets of relentless character assaults in the media, corrupt journalists are waiting for their next mistake at every corner of the globe. The burning question that lingered in their minds was, “How do we succeed in this political battle while remaining invisible, in stealth mode?”

It was at this critical juncture that their close friend and ally, Alien Putin, proposed a solution that would change the course of their political journey. Alien Putin, known for his creative thinking and outside-the-box solutions, had an epiphany that would set the stage for their unconventional strategy.

“I know what you girls need,” Alien Putin exclaimed with enthusiasm. “You need a BLACK BARBIE, an adult woman who can serve as your stunt-double, navigating the treacherous waters of politics on your behalf. And I have the perfect candidate for the role – Nailah Thorbourne.”

Here is the IG page of Nailah Thorbourne, see link: https://www.instagram.com/nylabricknlace/

Here is the wiki page of Nailah Thorbourne, see link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyla

Nailah Thorbourne, an enigmatic figure with a resilience that matched the six women, was chosen to be their protector and stunt-double. She would bear the brunt of the media spotlight, allowing Charlize, Beyoncé, Oprah, Natalie, Gal, and Delphine to work behind the scenes, free from the constant slanderous attacks and scrutiny.

“This concept is brilliant,” Alien Putin continued. “Nailah will take the wheel, performing all the necessary stunts, while you six ladies ride shotgun. With her as your Black Barbie, you’ll remain in stealth mode, avoiding the pitfalls of media attacks and smear campaigns.”

The proposal resonated with the group, offering a glimmer of hope in the face of adversity. Nailah Thorbourne became their shield, their ally, and the embodiment of their collective strength. The decision was made – Nailah Thorbourne would undergo rigorous training, preparing her for the pivotal role as the face of their political movement.

The alliance between the six women and Nailah Thorbourne marked the birth of a political ballet, a choreographed dance designed to outwit their opponents. As they embarked on this unconventional journey, they understood the importance of safeguarding Nailah Thorbourne and providing her with the tools to navigate the complexities of political life.

United by a common purpose and armed with a unique strategy, the seven women set forth on a path that would challenge the norms of politics. The concept of the Black Barbie would become a symbol of resilience, innovation, and the unwavering commitment to their cause. Little did they know, this daring strategy would be the key to winning the battle ahead and reshaping the political landscape of Jamaica and Somalia.

Chris Brown is the chosen boyfriend and protector of the Black Barbie, Nailah Thorbourne, here is his wiki page, see link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Brown

Alien Putin vouched for the singer Chris Brown, he is a righteous man and he is loyal to the six women. The perfect bodyguard for Nailah.

End of the story.

Your friend. Alien Putin.

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transcendencism · 4 years

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@shanfamilydrama replied to your post “Theron Shan deserved better than to be left to die. Like, I do get...”

even on my darkest character I couldn't do it, it's just so wrong

Maybe this is me getting too emotional about a fictional character but you really have to be on a brand new level of “didn’t pay attention to the story whatsoever” to not look at the choice to leave Theron to die and think “wow, that’s REALLY fucked up.”

Like, this game has a number of fucked up DS choices but there’s not a lot of emotional investment in them. One that comes to mind is the side quest on Dromund Kaas with those Imperial soldiers that got turned into droids. Yeah, it’s painful to send them to work for the Empire instead of just shutting them down so they can’t hurt anymore, but it’s not exactly like you KNEW them. It’s not like they had any sort of development.

But Theron is a character, a character you’ve seen GROWN and DEVELOP and his story is, while not stuffed full of dramatic grandeur and angst, honestly very sad. It’s sad in a way that is REAL. Theron could be someone that you or I know. He could be someone real. If you take out the stuff about the Force and the Jedi, and keep the “was given up by his birth mother, raised by a non-blood relative, and then eventually that person gave up on them too because there was something ‘wrong’ with him, all at the age of maybe like... 15″, that could be a REAL PERSON.

And what really gets me about that choice is that they just didn’t say “let him die” then walk off. They show Satele, his MOTHER, sensing the death of her son. They show Theron sitting in the exact spot you left him and his head falling forward as he dies. Like, the choice to leave him to die is not only heartbreaking, it’s HUMILIATING. He’s not allowed any dignity or respect. Like, as if it wasn’t bad enough to have his character completely slandered and for him to be made into the new target of vitriol and hatred by stupid ass dudebros who don’t know the first thing about storytelling, then they had to kill him off and LIKE THAT.

#shanfamilydrama #reply #bioware critical #ch: theron shan #honestly i'll never forgive bioware for that #no amount of cute theron flirts can make up for that kind of disrespect and hatred for his character #like i stand by my opinion that theron is a character that--in SOR--was obviously crafted with love and pride #he was fun. he had depth. he was intriguing #and look what they did #LOOK WHAT THEY DIDDDDDDDD

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warchief-ofthe-horde · 5 years

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Banter Between Old Friends

Even now, the gilded walls of Silvermoon with its illustrious streets and constant tinge of magic made Sylvanas fill ill. Not that she detested any of it. Silvermoon was her home. It was what she pledged her life to protect. Rather, whenever she sees the Sin’dorei walking around the streets, she sees her failure. Whenever she sees an arcane enchanted broom pass by, she is reminded of betrayal. Whenever she hears a child cry, she is reminded of her own wails.

“Sylvanas! I had heard you were coming to visit. It’s been some time since you last set foot in Silvermoon, hasn’t it?” Lor’themar Theron. Formerly Sylvanas’ second-in-command during her time as Ranger General, and current Regent Lord of Silvermoon. Whenever she set eyes upon him, her dead heart sank. An other reminder of her failures. If their defenses, her defenses, hadn’t failed, she wouldn’t be talking to him now, at least not in this in context.

“Yes, it’s been a long time. I’ve had my reasons.” Sylvanas told him, trying to keep her eyes trained on him. His dead, pale left eye. Yet more reminders of that bastard Prince and what he had taken from her. Now was not a time for crying. She hasn’t cried out of pain since she saw her own corpse below her.

“I’m certain you do, but a child of Silvermoon is always welcome home. All Sin’dorei are-”

“I am not a Sin’dorei, Regent Lord. I died before I was given the honor.” Sylvanas was quick to remind, her words almost paralyzing to hear. Lor’themar left his mouth agape for but a moment, but slowly closed it. His gaze looks a tad scornful for a moment, but tries to appear cheery once again. This was meant to be a meeting between old friends, not filled with bitterness of current events.

“But of course Sylvanas, I apologize. A slip of my tongue. All the same, you are more than welcome to visit when you so please.” Lor’themar responded, half-bowing to show respect. She was still his superior, and was his superior once in life. He motioned with his head for Sylvanas to follow him into a more private room. Something she appreciated. “So what brings you to Silvermoon this day?”

“I was hoping I could hear your opinions on some of my more recent decisions as Warchief.” Sylvanas responded. So much for avoiding current events.

“Do you mean-”

“Baine. I want to know how you think I handled it.” Lor’themar’s soft smile slowly began to fade as Sylvanas stared down at him.

“How would you like me to answer that.” Lor’themar’s voice was low, Sylvanas’ eyes continued to stare the Regent Lord’s presence down. Even though he was taller, her presence was larger, and far more imposing.

“Honestly.” Sylvanas replied, awaiting his response. “And don’t lie, you’re a terrible liar.” Lor’themar steadied himself, picked his head up, and nodded.

“I thought it would be better if the other leaders of the Horde had a say. Where we decided if punishment should be dealt, if any.”

“And how did that go over when Garrosh betrayed the Horde?” Sylvanas replied, her eyes squinting. Lor’themar returned the stare, starting to feel a heartbeat in his chest. For a moment he thought he could hear two, but the only other person in the room was Sylvanas. And her heart stopped long, long ago.

“If I have permission to speak freely, there are some who believe that you are betraying the Horde as well, Sylvanas.” Lor’themar remained as calm as a breeze in spring. Sylvanas’ anger only grew, however.

“Oh? So I’m betraying the fundamentals of unity? Our fundamentals of banding together in a world against us? The fundamentals of fighting for a homeland? The fundamentals of-”

“Of honor, Sylvanas.” Lor’themar responded. It was Sylvanas’ turn to go silent, slowly straightening her back. Lor’themar’s one green eye stared her down, as if trying to read what she was going to say before she said it.

“When Kael’thas Sunstrider was stormed, did we give him a fair trial, or did we execute him for his crimes?” Sylvanas pressed, but Lor’themar was silent. “When Grand Apothecary Putress spread his blight upon the Alliance and Horde, did we take him in for questioning, or did we cut off his head?” Again, Lor’themar was silent, but Sylvanas was furious.

“An ally to our people betrayed us in a time of war. We had one thing on our side that held us up. One thing that was used to hold up the enemy. One thing that gave us the advantage. Then he betrayed us. He took that advantage away. Tell me, Lor’themar, who do I speak of?” Sylvanas pressed him, even dared to place a finger on him and shove him. But he stood firm.

“The obvious answer is Baine, but I feel as though this is not who you’re discussing.” Lor’themar responded, his voice still quiet and settled.

“Dar’Khan Drathir.” Sylvanas spat the name out. Hearing it sent a shiver down the Regent Lord’s spine. His breathing stopped for a moment as he composed himself.

“Him and Baine are nothing-”

“Aren’t they?!” Sylvanas shouted, her voice almost echoing in the room. “They betrayed their people, took the only thing their faction had to save them, and cared not for the consequences! And you dare tell me they had nothing in common?!”

“Baine did what he did for honor, Dar’Khan did it as a lust for power!” Lor’themar responded, losing his composure and shooting his arm out to the side. “Baine wants what he thinks is best for the entirety of the Horde! Dar’khan wanted only what would make him stronger!”

“The Horde is mine to lead! It is mine to decide how it will be made stronger!”

“Then how are you any better than Garrosh?!”

“Because everything I do will make all of the Horde stronger, not just one group! Because I won’t allow my name to be written in slander! Because I was chosen to be the Warchief that the Horde needed!” Sylvanas continued to shout, her wails getting louder and louder with each yell. The two were left assessing each other, as if waiting for one to strike the other. But when no attempt came, the two rangers of Silvermoon began to settle. Sylvanas turned away preparing herself to lead. Clearly, this was an unsuccessful attempt to convert Lor’themar to her point of view. Lor’themar turned his gaze away, concentrating on his thoughts more than anything else.

“... Will you have me arrested for traitorous speech, Sylvanas?” The Regent Lord asked, already prepared to have to stand against his former Ranger-General. Sylvanas glanced behind her before shaking her head.

“No. So long as you don’t act on those words. We all have visions of how the Horde should be run. My only request is that one speaks to me before acting on their thoughts, Lor’themar. And to understand that, at the end of the day, my word is law.” Sylvanas started the first few steps to leave, stopping at the door frame. “And Lor’themar?” Lor’themar turned his gaze to look at Sylvanas. Part of him was almost expecting a thanks, or even an apology.

“Try not to die. You’re a valuable asset, and I’d do anything to keep you as part of the Horde.”

#IC; The Warchief Cometh #Drabble; Tales of Undeath #Sylvanas Windrunner #Lor'themar Theron #I know my earlier drabbles showed a softer Sylv but #Sylvanas is still a bitter and angry girl at the end of it all

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himbohargreeves · 6 years

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I don't understand what that anon means. When we mean all white women are the same is implying that actresses like Jennifer Lawrence or Emma stone or Charlize Theron can be famous and shit because they are white. It's just their privilege and I don't think neither of them have acknowledged it

No actually I think you’ll find we are racist and are slandering, nay, attacking them for their whiteness

#Anonymous

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actuallanabeniko · 7 years

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Theron is lying and trying to slander my good name

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hellhousequotes · 5 years

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Theron: You know what? Underneath it all, you’re actually quite nice.

Aris: Repeat that disgusting slander again and you'll be hearing from my lawyers.

#theron #aris #source: ???#mod agent 8

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cleopatrarps · 6 years

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China’s Biggest Movie Stars Get a Pay Cut (From the Government)

HONG KONG — Movie stars in China can make as much as or more than their Hollywood counterparts. The Chinese government is not happy about that.

So officials moved this week to cap how much A-listers can make, citing potential damage to a fast-growing movie industry.

Movie star pay may seem like an issue for producers and trade magazines rather than for the Chinese Communist Party. But the government hopes to nurture the industry into an economic and cultural force to rival the soft power that Hollywood has long enjoyed around the world. Extravagant paychecks and waste could hinder that effort.

China’s movie industry has blossomed in recent years, as economic growth and a rising middle class have put more people in theater seats. Ticket sales in China totaled about $8 billion last year, Chinese media reported, compared with $11 billion for the North American market. The Chinese box office even exceeded North America’s in the first few months of this year, according to one report.

With those numbers have come some Hollywood-style paychecks — many of them going to actors who are not well known outside China. The Chinese actress Fan Binbing, for example, earned $17 million in 2016, according to a Forbes magazine ranking of the world’s best-paid actresses — more than familiar Hollywood faces like Charlize Theron and Julia Roberts. (She did not appear on the 2017 list.)

Ms. Fan, 37, has had largely superfluous parts in “X-Men: Days of Future Past” and a version of “Iron Man 3” meant for audiences outside the United States, as Hollywood finds supporting roles for Chinese actors in hopes of selling more tickets in a hot new market. She is set to appear in the all-female espionage thriller “355,” which also stars Jessica Chastain and Lupita Nyong’o.

In China, however, Ms. Fan is one of the country’s most familiar faces. She shot to fame after appearing in the popular imperial palace drama “My Fair Princess” in the late 1990s. She has appeared in numerous films, such as “Chongqing Blues,” which competed at the Cannes Film Festival in 2010. One woman has even had plastic surgery to look like Ms. Fan, according to local news outlets.

Ms. Fan drew less welcome headlines in May, when a popular television presenter accused her of trying to dodge taxes. As evidence, the presenter, Cui Yongyuan, posted on social media what he said were two versions of a contract for the same film. According to one, she was paid about $1.6 million for four days’ work; in the other, she was paid an extra $7.8 million.

It is not clear whether the contracts are real, and Ms. Fan accused Mr. Cui of slandering her. But soon after Mr. Cui made his accusations, the Chinese tax authorities began investigating whether the movie industry was giving big-time actors two contracts, a public one to be reported to the tax authorities and a covert one promising a large bonus. In China, the practice has come to be known as “yin and yang contracts.”

In an announcement on Wednesday, the Chinese tax authorities said such practices made China’s film industry too focused on money. It said that leading actors would not be permitted to earn more than 70 percent of the full cast, or to be paid more than 40 percent of production costs. Ms. Fan was not mentioned.

The announcement also criticized the film industry as “distorting social values” and “fostering money worship tendencies” among young people who are “blindly chasing celebrities.”

The Chinese government has long been both cheerleader and disciplinarian when it comes to the movie business. It restricts how many foreign-made movies can be shown in China, in part to leave room for domestic productions. But it also limits the kinds of stories that directors, writers and actors can tell — for example, forbidding themes like spirituality, or showing crime in anything other than a negative light. Increasingly, Hollywood filmmakers have bowed to Chinese box-office pressures and removed material that could offend officials.

While the Chinese market has grown, Chinese movies still trail far behind Hollywood in terms of global viewership. “Wolf Warrior 2,” a Rambo-style film about Chinese action heroes, was one of the biggest movies in the world last year, according to Box Office Mojo, which tracks ticket sales. But it still trailed American blockbusters like “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” and the latest installments of “The Fast and the Furious” and the “Spider-Man” franchises, among others.

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party-hard-or-die · 6 years