As far as duck if you are holding a shield and facing the direction of arrow etc with the new combat code it will auto block them.
and you can parry with the shield.
So we have this instead of a duck system. Try it out.
Not sure about throwing the spear as that is what throwing knifes are for (throwing knifes will not enemies out of charges.
But we can discuss the spear in house and see what we can do.
I like the jump/dive attack and the dash-strike.
I have not adjusted any knock back numbers or anything so I will make a note on more powerful for dash.
Should just be a numbers thing.
As Always thanks for the feedback. It helps a lot!
Does the new special attack feel good??? the ground slam?? It is designed to knock back a large area of enemies.
I have not discovered/tried the shield parrying. Sounds cool. Will try it
Yes, I forgot to say, the throwing knives are one of my favorite weapons. The thing with the spear is that if you decide to throw it, it breaks upon impact, so you only get a single throw. Anyways, just an idea
Wha-at?! Ground slam? Did not discover that one! Gonna try that as well later
I love to be able to attack while in the air, but the attack feels kinda weak. What if enemies was knocked to the ground by it. As a trade-off it inflicts minimum damage, but opens for attacks on them while they're on the ground
I like the combo with the base attack. Would love to see more and longer combos, both with base attack and weapons
Attacks feel weak when attacking larger enemies like big orcs. One way to improve that could be a slight knock-back on those as well.
In general, attacks "feel" a bit weak even when they're strong. Not quite sure what specifically would make them feel more powerful, but I will ponder this
Hitbox gripe: With my quick reflexes, I elegantly jump over charging spearmen, but I'm hit by their spear regardless, even as I'm literally right above their heads.
Indeed! I bought 3 items a little while ago. @simplegame if I transfer an item to another user, will that user also get the benefits of @darkcloaks votes? 🤔
I haven't looked thoroughly into how the referral program works, but as far as I understand, it's well incentivized. If you manage to onboard a few people and they actually stay and get active, that ad spot has the potential to repay itself. How awesome would that be
So Good @wiseagent - I’m biased because it’s based in New York and I saw one movie scene filmed by my neighborhood as a kid, but you will like it! You will recognize some of the actors I’m sure.
One of the more amazing things about The Warriors is that it is based, albeit not directly, on the works of Classic Greek literature depicting events that took place in Middle East 2400 years ago. (For the explanation see link in reply)
Is the name of the championship team really the Hickory High Huskers?
No. The championship team on which the Hoosiers true story is based is actually the Milan High School Indians. There is no town of Hickory in Indiana.
No. The real Coach of the championship team, Coach Marvin Wood, was only 26 when Milan won the title. His counterpart in the movie Hoosiers, Coach Norman Dale, was Hoosiers Hickory to help recapture the
movie's underdog story.played by Gene Hackman who was 55 when the movie was being filmed. Screenwriter Angelo Pizzo said the following about keeping the Coach in the movie the same age as his real life counterpart, "I wrote it that way and the movie didn't work. If he had failed, he still had the rest of his life. I went back and made the character older, a guy with a last chance." At the time of the actual championship, Coach Marvin Wood had been a recent graduate of Butler University, where he played both baseball and basketball. At Butler, Marvin played on two Hoosier Classic championship teams (1947-48 and 1948-49) when Butler defeated both Indiana and Purdue in the same tournament.
Was the Coach really hired to replace a former Coach who had died?
No. In the film, Coach Norman Dale is hired to replace a well-liked Coach who dies. The team's star player, Jimmy Chitwood, refuses to play for part of the season because he's so upset. In real life, Coach Marvin Wood was hired the previous season to replace Coach Herman "Snort" Grinstead, who was fired for ordering new uniforms against the superintendent's orders. In an ESPN interview, Bobby Plump (the real Jimmy Chitwood) said that Coach Grinstead was "the most popular coach in Milan's history."
Was it really the Coach's first season with the team?
No. As stated above, it was Coach Wood's second season with the Milan Indians. He actually took them to the semi-finals the previous year. During his second year, which is what the film depicts, the town was no longer skeptical of his new strategies for offense and defense. The town was behind him. This is opposite to what is shown in the movie, where a community referendum is held to determine the Coach's fate.
Did the team's star player really sit out half the season, upset over the previous coach's death?
No. The Milan Indians star basketball player, Bobby Plump, played the entire season. Although the former Coach was well liked, he did not sulk over the firing (not death) of the previous coach, Herman "Snort" Grinstead.
Did a romance really develop between the Coach and a teacher?
No. In the movie Hoosiers, a budding romance forms between Coach Norman Dale (Gene Hackman) and teacher Myra Fleener (Barbara Hershey). In real life, Coach Marvin Wood was married with two children (pictured left). He was not romantically involved with a teacher from the school. Coach Wood's wife, Mary Lou, often worried aloud, "If a basketball and I were placed at half-court, which one would he choose?" Rick Paridaen, a friend of the family, believes the answer would easily have been Mary Lou, the real love of Marvin's life. The film's romance was an element of fiction added by screenwriter Angelo Pizzo, whose other work includes the script for the 1993 football drama Rudy, also based on a true story.
Was Dennis Hopper's character based on a real life assistant coach?
No. Dennis Hopper's character of "Shooter", who is the town drunk and father to one of the players, is entirely fictional. It is a little ironic (or maybe not so ironic) that this fiction-based performance resulted in an Oscar nomination for Hopper, which was the only acting nomination that the film received (Hoosiers was also nominated for Best Original Score). In real life, Marc Combs and Clarence Kelly were the assistant coaches. Neither of them were drunks.
Did the real Coach wear a shirt and tie to practice?
No. In the movie, Gene Hackman's Coach Dale is a hardliner who runs his drills in a shirt and tie. Coach Marvin Wood was much more soft-spoken and often suited up and played with the team during practices.
Had the real life Coach been previously fired from coaching for punching one of his players?
No. The somewhat volatile Coach Dale in the movie had been fired from coaching on the collegiate level for punching one of his players. In real life, Coach Marvin Wood had never been fired for punching a player. Screenwriter Angelo Pizzo based Gene Hackman's outspoken Coach Dale partially on Indiana University's legendary coach, Bobby Knight. "I wondered what would happen if Knight punched a player," says Pizzo. Many who knew the real Coach have stated that Coach Marvin Wood was much more soft-spoken than his onscreen counterpart. Coach Wood often said of his championship squad, "God was coaching that team, not me."
Was the real school so small that it could only field six players for the team?
Not entirely. Similar to the fictional Hickory High in the film, it's true that there were only 161 students enrolled at the real school (Milan High). However, unlike in the movie, 58 of the 73 boys at the school tried out for the basketball team. There were 10 players on the Milan team in 1954, not six.
Did the real-life Coach practice the philosophy of four passes before a shot?
No. Hoosiers screenwriter Angelo Pizzo based this fictional element on Indiana University's coach, Bobby Knight. "I utilized Knight's offensive philosophy: four passes before a shot," says Pizzo.
Did the team's manager really hit two free throws to win a game in the semi-finals?
No. The movie shows the team's manager, "Ollie," coming on to the court to hit two free throws to win a semi-final game. Milan's manager, Oliver Jones, stayed on the sidelines and never shot any game winning baskets. The only real similarity with the movie's character is the name.
Did Milan really win every game in the tournament with a final second shot?
No. In the movie, Hickory barely squeaks by its opponents in the state tournament, winning each game with a last second shot. In real life, Milan won seven of its first eight tournament games by double-digit margins. Milan's 1954 tournament record is posted below. They were 19-2 in the regular season.
Were the final game scenes in the movie shot at the actual field house?
Yes. The scenes for the final game in the movie were shot at Butler University's Hinkle Field House, which was where the real life events behind the Hoosiers true story unfolded. The filmmakers could not find enough extras to fill the field house. Therefore, in order to give the large arena the appearance it was full, 1,000 extras had to be moved around the arena. Filling Hinkle Field House was not a problem for the actual 1954 game. The arena was filled to the rafters, and tickets were being scalped outside for as much as fifty dollars.
Did the team really win the championship in 1952, coming out of nowhere?
No. In the movie Hoosiers, the Hickory Huskers emerge from nowhere to win the title. In real life, the Milan Indians won the title in 1954 not 1952, with a 19-2 regular season record. The Indians had made it to the semi-finals of the state tournament the year before, after the 1952-53 regular season. They were however, often considered underdogs because of their small school size of 161 students.
Was the championship game won 42-40 against the South Bend Central Bears?
No. The real championship game was won 32-30 against the Muncie Central Bearcats. Like South Bend from the movie, the Muncie Central Bearcats were a powerhouse team from a much bigger school.
How much of the championship game played in the movie is accurate?
Not much. In real life, Coach Wood ordered a stall twice during the final quarter. Milan's star player, Bobby Plump, literally held on to the ball, without moving, for 4 minutes, 13 seconds, before taking a shot (and missing) with a few minutes still left on the clock. On Milan's next possession, Plump again stood stationary with the ball as the clock ticked down from 1:18 to 0:18. In 1987, Milan star Bobby Plump told the Saturday Evening Post, "The final 18 seconds were the only thing factual in the movie about the Milan-Central game. From the time the ball was in bounds after the final timeout, the movie was accurate." This includes Plumps thrilling game-winning shot.
Did the star player really convince the Coach that he should take the final shot?
No. During the final timeout, with the score tied near the end of the movie, Hickory's star player, Jimmy Chitwood (Maris Valainis), is told by the Coach that he'll be a decoy while the team runs its "picket fence" play, where a fellow teammate will take the last shot. The teammate, who is uncertain of himself, looks to Jimmy, prompting Jimmy to say with confidence to his Coach, "I'll make it." In reality, Coach Wood told Bobby Plump to take the final shot all along. "I was a very shy kid," Bobby Plump told the Washington Post in 1995. "I never would have said, 'I'll make it.' " Pictured at left is a photo of Plump's famous shot going through the basket at Hinkle Field House.
Who was the producers' original choice to play Coach Norman Dale?
The original choice for Norman Dale was Jack Nicholson. He backed out due to a scheduling conflict, telling the producers that if they couldn't find another actor to play Dale, he would do it the following year. Robert Duvall also passed on playing Coach Dale. Gene Hackman then stepped in to take on the role.
Did all of the actors on the team have high school basketball experience?
Not quite. Surprisingly, actor Maris Valainis, who portrayed the movie's star player, Jimmy Chitwood, was the only actor on the Hickory team who hadn't played basketball in high school. Valainis was only 5-foot-6 as a teenager, and he got cut three straight years from his high school basketball team. For the scene where his character Jimmy shoots baskets while he listens to Coach Dale (Gene Hackman), Maris Valainis said that he "wasn't even listening to him. I was just concentrating on making them and I made one and they kept going in." Today, the Hoosiers actor is a golf pro at Rancho San Joaquin Golf Course in Irvine, California. He has a 1-handicap.
What happened to the Coach after winning the championship?
Marvin Wood continued to coach basketball until 1999, the year of his death. At the time of his resignation, the 70-year-old Wood had been busy coaching his granddaughter's seventh-grade basketball team. He stopped after he learned that bone cancer, which had been in remission for more than seven years, had returned. Wood is survived by his wife Mary Lou, their daughter, Deidra, and three grandchildren. He was elected to the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame in 1971.
Bobby Plump todayAfter high school, Milan star Bobby Plump (Jimmy Chitwood in the movie) played basketball for Butler University where he became a 4-year letter-winner, MVP his junior and senior years, and one of the NCAA's best free throw shooters of all-time. After graduating from college, he played three years for Phillips 66 of the National Industrial Basketball League. Plump eventually took on a career operating a life insurance and financial consulting business for nearly forty years. He opened a restaurant called Plump's Last Shot, located in the Broad Ripple area of Indianapolis. It is filled with memorabilia from the 1954 state championship team. His book, Last of the Small Town Heroes, was published in 1997.
Did any members of the original team have cameos in the movie Hoosiers?
Yes. 1954 Milan Indian Guard, Ray Craft, has two cameos in the movie. He is the person who greets the Hickory Huskers when they arrive at the state finals. He is also the person who tells Coach Dale (Gene Hackman) before the state final, that it is time for his team to take the court. In real life, Ray grew up to become the assistant commissioner of the Indiana High School Athletic Association.
Why was there so much fiction injected into the movie Hoosiers?
Hoosiers screenwriter Angelo Pizzo summed up the film's heavy dose of fictionalization by saying that the added drama was necessary, "because their lives were not dramatic enough... The guys were too nice, the team had no real conflict." Angelo Pizzo is a Bloomington, Indiana native and the college roommate of fellow Indianian and Hoosiers director David Anspaugh. The two had often talked about making a movie "about the meaning of basketball to people in Indiana."
The Warriors is a 1979 American action film directed by Walter Hill. The movie is set in a dystopian New York City and follows the story of a gang called The Warriors, who are falsely accused of killing a powerful gang leader, Cyrus, during a massive gang summit on Coney Island.
The film begins with Cyrus, the leader of the Gramercy Riffs, calling for a truce among all the gangs in the city. He proposes that they work together to take down the corrupt authorities and create a better future for themselves. However, the meeting is ambushed by a rival gang, the Rogues, who kill Cyrus and frame The Warriors for the crime.
The Warriors, led by Swan (Michael Beck), must then fight their way back to their home turf in Coney Island, while being pursued by various gangs and the police. Along the way, they encounter other gangs, some of whom become allies, while others become formidable enemies.
Throughout their journey, The Warriors face numerous challenges, including battles with rival gangs, treacherous terrain, and internal conflicts. They also meet a mysterious woman named Mercy (Deborah Van Valkenburgh), who helps them evade capture and provides crucial information about the Rogues' plans.
The film's climax features an epic battle between The Warriors and the Rogues, with the fate of the city hanging in the balance. In the end, The Warriors emerge victorious, but not without suffering significant losses.
The Warriors is known for its gritty, realistic portrayal of gang life, its iconic score by Barry De Vorzon, and its influence on popular culture. It has become a cult classic and is still widely admired and quoted today.
Maybe you don't understand. lol. I don't want to spend time with my late wife's family. I want to be done with them. But thank you anyway ;) !BBH !DOOK
Nearing the end of a long journey, a young Buddhist comes to the banks of a deep, wide river. He doesn’t know how to cross it and begins to ponder the challenge.
After several hours, he sees a Zen master on the other side of the river and calls out to him:
"Oh wise one, can you tell me how to cross this river and get to the other side?"
The Zen master thinks for a few moments and then replies:
"My son, you are on the other side.
Yeah... I could live with the 10 minutes stated there but it's been almost 40 minutes now... also kinda stupid that closing that window will make the transaction stuck.
I tried to make the swap again, same thing, just keeps on loading at that stage.
I wonder, am I doing something wrong here? Trying to swap from keystore to Hive.
One thing I noticed though, it didn't ask me to sign the transaction on Keychain before it started. I read the docs and on one tutorial it was stated that it should ask that beforehand.
Aah... I see, yeah couldn't get past that. Went with El Dorado -> Arb but need to try LeoDex another time, good options there with Hive account/keystore! 👌
2/🧵Children's Day in Nigeria is a cherished celebration that highlights the importance of children in society. The day is marked by school parades, fun fairs, and church activities where children take on leadership roles.
1/ 🧵The restaurant is located at the corners of Claveria and San Pedro streets of Davao City. Apart from the traffic light fronting it, the restaurant is easily identifiable because of its Japanese theme in a Philippine commercial area.
2/ 🧵Their menus are everywhere! You can see it before you enter the restaurant, as they placed a lighted panel on the sides of their main door. When you enter, you can also see it above the kitchen counter. If you are the type who wants to sit right away, they also have the typical menu which you can browse over.
Just like how it is usually done in Japan, the restaurant is self-service. You order, pay and get the food when it is ready. Food preparation is also fast!
Generally, in terms of service and cleanliness, they are good!
3/ 🧵Their prices are not affordable either. Why do I say so? That medium-sized bowl of noodles already cost Php 499 and the tempura cost Php 280. I know Japanese food is expensive but there are factors to this such as the source of their raw materials. If compared to other local restaurants their prices are too high. Compared to other Japanese restaurants that have been in Davao for several years already and have better food taste and amenities, their price is still unreasonable.
4/ 🧵While we were still approaching the restaurant and even when we parked outside the restaurant, I thought the name of the restaurant was SHICHIRAN. The logo outside indicates “SHICHIRAN”. When we were already inside, the logo of SHICHIRAN was very noticeable because it is huge and lighted.
However, when I asked for the menu, it showed SHICHIRYU. I just continued to browse the Menu so we could order. When I went to the cashier to pay, I asked what is the difference between Shichiran and Shichiryu, and the staff were looking at each other. Then someone simply answered that Shichiran was the old name of the restaurant, but they have already registered its new name, Shichiryu.
Here's a list of Free games on the Epic Store this week. Not interested in APEX Legend's stuff, but DNF Duel looks interesting. #hivegaming #freecompliments
1/🧵 We are less than 4 days away from the new spl reward cards. As most people have heard this card will be acquired with glint meaning they will be in the glint shop. We have had the privilege to have a sneak peak into what some of this cards can do and also their corresponding stats.
2/🧵 For me the most exciting abilities are execute and corrupt. The execute ability has always been something that I have wished for, my reason being that with this ability you are able to kill of a card that has less than 2 health. We have all had that encounter where we made an attack and we almost got the job done but it didn't happen cause we run out of attack.
3/3 In this post you can get more insights about the new reward cards, and what they can also do to help you in your gameplay. You can read the post below
I spent most of my time nowadays on threads ^^ I started by nft gaming to blogging to threads. I still try to write a daily longform as well though.
#freecompliments
Oooh, new version of Portal Brawlers just out on itch.io. Update just completed -- Time to kick some ass!
#portalbrawlers #darkcloaks
@simplegame Here's a feature wish-list, random thoughts and suggestions in no particular order
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Ability to push enemies to the ground to be able to stomp on them
Ability to stomp enemies on the ground (I know that's already coming)
Ability to kick big orcs in the face when they're knocked to the ground instead of stomp
Ability to duck would give more ways to dodge attacks
Ability to throw spears in addition to using them to stab.
My favorite attack is the Dash-strike. Is there a way to make it feel even more powerful? And perhaps chain it into some other attack?
As far as duck if you are holding a shield and facing the direction of arrow etc with the new combat code it will auto block them.
and you can parry with the shield.
So we have this instead of a duck system. Try it out.
Not sure about throwing the spear as that is what throwing knifes are for (throwing knifes will not enemies out of charges.
But we can discuss the spear in house and see what we can do.
I like the jump/dive attack and the dash-strike.
I have not adjusted any knock back numbers or anything so I will make a note on more powerful for dash.
Should just be a numbers thing.
As Always thanks for the feedback. It helps a lot!
Does the new special attack feel good??? the ground slam?? It is designed to knock back a large area of enemies.
there is also an attack where you can hold attack and power up a super strong punch.
okay, now we really need shorts back. I will go attack-hunting later
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I love to be able to attack while in the air, but the attack feels kinda weak. What if enemies was knocked to the ground by it. As a trade-off it inflicts minimum damage, but opens for attacks on them while they're on the ground
I like the combo with the base attack. Would love to see more and longer combos, both with base attack and weapons
Attacks feel weak when attacking larger enemies like big orcs. One way to improve that could be a slight knock-back on those as well.
In general, attacks "feel" a bit weak even when they're strong. Not quite sure what specifically would make them feel more powerful, but I will ponder this
Hitbox gripe: With my quick reflexes, I elegantly jump over charging spearmen, but I'm hit by their spear regardless, even as I'm literally right above their heads.
hmmm... the hitbox gripe is interesting.
Will look into it.
Attacks may just feel weak right now as the numbers are not fully balanced in damage verus knock back.
4/🧵 The attacks that hit several enemies in a cluster are very satisfying
let's gooooo
Gamers having a blast.
I think holding an item from @darkcloaks is a good idea!
Indeed! I bought 3 items a little while ago.
@simplegame if I transfer an item to another user, will that user also get the benefits of @darkcloaks votes? 🤔
#darkcloaks
the bot we are writing will take that into account.
right now it is manually curated.
but I don't see why not.
Early adopters are getting large votes as we have a great delegation right now to help kick start the project.
It will not last forever but we are hoping to grow even bigger than the delegation over the next year as more games / projects come out.
I’ll be grabbing a few more items this month as well. Cool to see that delegation as well.
This project is right up there! Thank you for clarifying 😃
Great to see! !DOOK !BBH
@simplegame! @pepetoken likes your content! so I just sent 1 BBH to your account on behalf of @pepetoken. (37/100)
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Love this feature that is being worked on.
https://inleo.io/threads/view/khaleelkazi/re-leothreads-ekxte6yk
Completando mi día #17 del reto de #21days con hiverun
#hiverun #spanish
Very good. Great job.
Thank you very much🥰🤗
Ya no te falta casi nada amiga, felicidadessss!🌅
Así es mi bello, falta poco 😁
The only way I go to a movie theater these days. About to watch “Deadpool and The Wolverine”
#movies #weekend #sundayfunday
are you sure that is not your house?
I wonder...
Er der en funktion til at oversætte på inleo? 😆
Absolutely stupid parents 🤣
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And you're the one talking. Did you hear the rumour of the swedish child "Albin"? 😂
That remote controlled car is driving my feet off 🤣
@lourica
#darkcloaks #pob #cent #freecompliments
😂😂🥰
Totally Asyymetric.
Most importantly only USA has miltary stations all across the globe.
At least 128 military bases located outside of its national territory as of July 2024
NISSAN
Lazy Sunday Mode Engaged
Anyone else? #mydiary
@scaredycatguide! @pepetoken likes your content! so I just sent 1 BBH to your account on behalf of @pepetoken. (14/100)
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You can change the marketplace setting so you can see who you are purchasing an item from. If you click on the left hand side of the search bar.
Here is an example
What an atmosphere this picture gives… #photography #photographers #landscape #nature #photocast #leotravel
hella fun a good day
What does premium account on inleo offer?
Loads of benefits. Longer threads, can edit threads, can be shown on top if you start threadcast, higher curation to name a few :)
Sounds good.
Thanks
For me its totally worth it :)
Copied from this page (https://inleo.io/premium):
And planned for the future:
Thanks mab
Click on the premium tabs and it lists the benefits there.
Ok thanks
ok thanks
Scenes from the anime costume contest at MegaCon 2004 in Orlando, Florida.
#cosplay #anime #CostumeContest #MegaCon
This is one of my favorite drawings. I really enjoyed filling it with representations #art #draw
Is it by you or AI?
Here is the process
https://ecency.com/hive-158694/@soyernesto/ydrejtumcl
Nice!!
Thanks!
It definitely looks great!
#freecompliments
Thank you so much!
I am thinking about buying 5 days ads on X to promote my InLeo Referral link.
Thoughts?
That strategy is very good, I'm sure you'll get a few new users 💯
That is one positive response :) Thank you !BBH
@davidpena21! @bradleyarrow likes your content! so I just sent 1 BBH to your account on behalf of @bradleyarrow. (89/100)
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Should be interesting to see how that plays out
So that was not a NO don't do it?
I haven't looked thoroughly into how the referral program works, but as far as I understand, it's well incentivized. If you manage to onboard a few people and they actually stay and get active, that ad spot has the potential to repay itself. How awesome would that be
Would be very aweome :)
Keep us up to date how good it works! :D
#freecompliments
Have a look at my last Thread about it.
I gave feedback ;) How much does it cost to run such an ad for 5days?
#freecompliments
Depends on how much you want to spend. 150 min to what ever you want.
Swimming in between the fish at La port de La Selva! #photographers #photography #landscape #photocast #leotravel
Let's do it again! #threadcast 🎬
Thread Day 18 | Join us! #themovieclub
I will say between @drax posts, what is fed through #news2threads, and this threadcasts, #leoai will be well trained on movies.
Did you see the Warriors?
#moviesonleo
First time I've heard about this movie. Is that good? 🤔
#themovieclub
Yes. It was from 1978 so it was kind of a cult classic.
@jimmy.adames can tell you his thoughts on the Warriors film.
That's nice. I hope Jimmy can jump into this conversation soon.
#themovieclub
He should. He is will schooled on films. LOL
So Good @wiseagent - I’m biased because it’s based in New York and I saw one movie scene filmed by my neighborhood as a kid, but you will like it! You will recognize some of the actors I’m sure.
One of the more amazing things about The Warriors is that it is based, albeit not directly, on the works of Classic Greek literature depicting events that took place in Middle East 2400 years ago. (For the explanation see link in reply)
https://inleo.io/@drax/retro-film-review-the-warriors-1979
It is awesome that you can share these posts throughout threads. It really adds to the profile being established on here.
The film Hoosiers true facts:
Is the name of the championship team really the Hickory High Huskers?
No. The championship team on which the Hoosiers true story is based is actually the Milan High School Indians. There is no town of Hickory in Indiana.
Was the Coach really a middle-aged man?
No. The real Coach of the championship team, Coach Marvin Wood, was only 26 when Milan won the title. His counterpart in the movie Hoosiers, Coach Norman Dale, was Hoosiers Hickory to help recapture the
movie's underdog story.played by Gene Hackman who was 55 when the movie was being filmed. Screenwriter Angelo Pizzo said the following about keeping the Coach in the movie the same age as his real life counterpart, "I wrote it that way and the movie didn't work. If he had failed, he still had the rest of his life. I went back and made the character older, a guy with a last chance." At the time of the actual championship, Coach Marvin Wood had been a recent graduate of Butler University, where he played both baseball and basketball. At Butler, Marvin played on two Hoosier Classic championship teams (1947-48 and 1948-49) when Butler defeated both Indiana and Purdue in the same tournament.
Was the Coach really hired to replace a former Coach who had died?
No. In the film, Coach Norman Dale is hired to replace a well-liked Coach who dies. The team's star player, Jimmy Chitwood, refuses to play for part of the season because he's so upset. In real life, Coach Marvin Wood was hired the previous season to replace Coach Herman "Snort" Grinstead, who was fired for ordering new uniforms against the superintendent's orders. In an ESPN interview, Bobby Plump (the real Jimmy Chitwood) said that Coach Grinstead was "the most popular coach in Milan's history."
Was it really the Coach's first season with the team?
No. As stated above, it was Coach Wood's second season with the Milan Indians. He actually took them to the semi-finals the previous year. During his second year, which is what the film depicts, the town was no longer skeptical of his new strategies for offense and defense. The town was behind him. This is opposite to what is shown in the movie, where a community referendum is held to determine the Coach's fate.
Did the team's star player really sit out half the season, upset over the previous coach's death?
No. The Milan Indians star basketball player, Bobby Plump, played the entire season. Although the former Coach was well liked, he did not sulk over the firing (not death) of the previous coach, Herman "Snort" Grinstead.
Did a romance really develop between the Coach and a teacher?
No. In the movie Hoosiers, a budding romance forms between Coach Norman Dale (Gene Hackman) and teacher Myra Fleener (Barbara Hershey). In real life, Coach Marvin Wood was married with two children (pictured left). He was not romantically involved with a teacher from the school. Coach Wood's wife, Mary Lou, often worried aloud, "If a basketball and I were placed at half-court, which one would he choose?" Rick Paridaen, a friend of the family, believes the answer would easily have been Mary Lou, the real love of Marvin's life. The film's romance was an element of fiction added by screenwriter Angelo Pizzo, whose other work includes the script for the 1993 football drama Rudy, also based on a true story.
Was Dennis Hopper's character based on a real life assistant coach?
No. Dennis Hopper's character of "Shooter", who is the town drunk and father to one of the players, is entirely fictional. It is a little ironic (or maybe not so ironic) that this fiction-based performance resulted in an Oscar nomination for Hopper, which was the only acting nomination that the film received (Hoosiers was also nominated for Best Original Score). In real life, Marc Combs and Clarence Kelly were the assistant coaches. Neither of them were drunks.
Did the real Coach wear a shirt and tie to practice?
No. In the movie, Gene Hackman's Coach Dale is a hardliner who runs his drills in a shirt and tie. Coach Marvin Wood was much more soft-spoken and often suited up and played with the team during practices.
Had the real life Coach been previously fired from coaching for punching one of his players?
No. The somewhat volatile Coach Dale in the movie had been fired from coaching on the collegiate level for punching one of his players. In real life, Coach Marvin Wood had never been fired for punching a player. Screenwriter Angelo Pizzo based Gene Hackman's outspoken Coach Dale partially on Indiana University's legendary coach, Bobby Knight. "I wondered what would happen if Knight punched a player," says Pizzo. Many who knew the real Coach have stated that Coach Marvin Wood was much more soft-spoken than his onscreen counterpart. Coach Wood often said of his championship squad, "God was coaching that team, not me."
Was the real school so small that it could only field six players for the team?
Not entirely. Similar to the fictional Hickory High in the film, it's true that there were only 161 students enrolled at the real school (Milan High). However, unlike in the movie, 58 of the 73 boys at the school tried out for the basketball team. There were 10 players on the Milan team in 1954, not six.
Did the real-life Coach practice the philosophy of four passes before a shot?
No. Hoosiers screenwriter Angelo Pizzo based this fictional element on Indiana University's coach, Bobby Knight. "I utilized Knight's offensive philosophy: four passes before a shot," says Pizzo.
Did the team's manager really hit two free throws to win a game in the semi-finals?
No. The movie shows the team's manager, "Ollie," coming on to the court to hit two free throws to win a semi-final game. Milan's manager, Oliver Jones, stayed on the sidelines and never shot any game winning baskets. The only real similarity with the movie's character is the name.
Did Milan really win every game in the tournament with a final second shot?
No. In the movie, Hickory barely squeaks by its opponents in the state tournament, winning each game with a last second shot. In real life, Milan won seven of its first eight tournament games by double-digit margins. Milan's 1954 tournament record is posted below. They were 19-2 in the regular season.
Were the final game scenes in the movie shot at the actual field house?
Yes. The scenes for the final game in the movie were shot at Butler University's Hinkle Field House, which was where the real life events behind the Hoosiers true story unfolded. The filmmakers could not find enough extras to fill the field house. Therefore, in order to give the large arena the appearance it was full, 1,000 extras had to be moved around the arena. Filling Hinkle Field House was not a problem for the actual 1954 game. The arena was filled to the rafters, and tickets were being scalped outside for as much as fifty dollars.
Is the announcer at the final game in the movie the real 1954 announcer?
Yes. The announcer at the championship game in the movie, Hillard Gates, is the real life announcer who did the 1954 championship game.
Did the team really win the championship in 1952, coming out of nowhere?
No. In the movie Hoosiers, the Hickory Huskers emerge from nowhere to win the title. In real life, the Milan Indians won the title in 1954 not 1952, with a 19-2 regular season record. The Indians had made it to the semi-finals of the state tournament the year before, after the 1952-53 regular season. They were however, often considered underdogs because of their small school size of 161 students.
Was the championship game won 42-40 against the South Bend Central Bears?
No. The real championship game was won 32-30 against the Muncie Central Bearcats. Like South Bend from the movie, the Muncie Central Bearcats were a powerhouse team from a much bigger school.
How much of the championship game played in the movie is accurate?
Not much. In real life, Coach Wood ordered a stall twice during the final quarter. Milan's star player, Bobby Plump, literally held on to the ball, without moving, for 4 minutes, 13 seconds, before taking a shot (and missing) with a few minutes still left on the clock. On Milan's next possession, Plump again stood stationary with the ball as the clock ticked down from 1:18 to 0:18. In 1987, Milan star Bobby Plump told the Saturday Evening Post, "The final 18 seconds were the only thing factual in the movie about the Milan-Central game. From the time the ball was in bounds after the final timeout, the movie was accurate." This includes Plumps thrilling game-winning shot.
Did the star player really convince the Coach that he should take the final shot?
No. During the final timeout, with the score tied near the end of the movie, Hickory's star player, Jimmy Chitwood (Maris Valainis), is told by the Coach that he'll be a decoy while the team runs its "picket fence" play, where a fellow teammate will take the last shot. The teammate, who is uncertain of himself, looks to Jimmy, prompting Jimmy to say with confidence to his Coach, "I'll make it." In reality, Coach Wood told Bobby Plump to take the final shot all along. "I was a very shy kid," Bobby Plump told the Washington Post in 1995. "I never would have said, 'I'll make it.' " Pictured at left is a photo of Plump's famous shot going through the basket at Hinkle Field House.
Who was the producers' original choice to play Coach Norman Dale?
The original choice for Norman Dale was Jack Nicholson. He backed out due to a scheduling conflict, telling the producers that if they couldn't find another actor to play Dale, he would do it the following year. Robert Duvall also passed on playing Coach Dale. Gene Hackman then stepped in to take on the role.
Did all of the actors on the team have high school basketball experience?
Not quite. Surprisingly, actor Maris Valainis, who portrayed the movie's star player, Jimmy Chitwood, was the only actor on the Hickory team who hadn't played basketball in high school. Valainis was only 5-foot-6 as a teenager, and he got cut three straight years from his high school basketball team. For the scene where his character Jimmy shoots baskets while he listens to Coach Dale (Gene Hackman), Maris Valainis said that he "wasn't even listening to him. I was just concentrating on making them and I made one and they kept going in." Today, the Hoosiers actor is a golf pro at Rancho San Joaquin Golf Course in Irvine, California. He has a 1-handicap.
What happened to the Coach after winning the championship?
Marvin Wood continued to coach basketball until 1999, the year of his death. At the time of his resignation, the 70-year-old Wood had been busy coaching his granddaughter's seventh-grade basketball team. He stopped after he learned that bone cancer, which had been in remission for more than seven years, had returned. Wood is survived by his wife Mary Lou, their daughter, Deidra, and three grandchildren. He was elected to the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame in 1971.
What became of Milan star Bobby Plump?
Bobby Plump todayAfter high school, Milan star Bobby Plump (Jimmy Chitwood in the movie) played basketball for Butler University where he became a 4-year letter-winner, MVP his junior and senior years, and one of the NCAA's best free throw shooters of all-time. After graduating from college, he played three years for Phillips 66 of the National Industrial Basketball League. Plump eventually took on a career operating a life insurance and financial consulting business for nearly forty years. He opened a restaurant called Plump's Last Shot, located in the Broad Ripple area of Indianapolis. It is filled with memorabilia from the 1954 state championship team. His book, Last of the Small Town Heroes, was published in 1997.
Did any members of the original team have cameos in the movie Hoosiers?
Yes. 1954 Milan Indian Guard, Ray Craft, has two cameos in the movie. He is the person who greets the Hickory Huskers when they arrive at the state finals. He is also the person who tells Coach Dale (Gene Hackman) before the state final, that it is time for his team to take the court. In real life, Ray grew up to become the assistant commissioner of the Indiana High School Athletic Association.
Why was there so much fiction injected into the movie Hoosiers?
Hoosiers screenwriter Angelo Pizzo summed up the film's heavy dose of fictionalization by saying that the added drama was necessary, "because their lives were not dramatic enough... The guys were too nice, the team had no real conflict." Angelo Pizzo is a Bloomington, Indiana native and the college roommate of fellow Indianian and Hoosiers director David Anspaugh. The two had often talked about making a movie "about the meaning of basketball to people in Indiana."
Tell me what movies you've been watching lately.
#themovieclub
Am watching Hoosiers.
What a great film.
I don't know this one. So, I'm gonna check it out the trailer now.
#themovieclub
It was based upon a true story.
One of my favorite Gene Hackman films.
It doesn't matter how many times you watch the same movie, if it means something to you... Someway, somehow, it will always be unforgettable.
#themovieclub
Making movies is like raising your voice to the world. 🗣️ 🌐
#themovieclub
Kevin Costner
That's me, on my calmest day arguing with people I don't like. 😅
#themovieclub
LOL Yes it is the epitome of conflict resolution skills.
I'm so into this in my daily life, haha!
#themovieclub
Going to need one of these around you.
Danny DeVito is a such good actor.
#themovieclub
He is a great one.
To think of the cast of Taxi and what they did. Amazing collection of talent there.
Yeah! This is just one good example, by the way.
#themovieclub
Have you ever regretted recommending a movie to someone? 👀
#themovieclub
From Groq:
What is the plot of the film The Warriors?
A cult classic!
The Warriors is a 1979 American action film directed by Walter Hill. The movie is set in a dystopian New York City and follows the story of a gang called The Warriors, who are falsely accused of killing a powerful gang leader, Cyrus, during a massive gang summit on Coney Island.
The film begins with Cyrus, the leader of the Gramercy Riffs, calling for a truce among all the gangs in the city. He proposes that they work together to take down the corrupt authorities and create a better future for themselves. However, the meeting is ambushed by a rival gang, the Rogues, who kill Cyrus and frame The Warriors for the crime.
The Warriors, led by Swan (Michael Beck), must then fight their way back to their home turf in Coney Island, while being pursued by various gangs and the police. Along the way, they encounter other gangs, some of whom become allies, while others become formidable enemies.
Throughout their journey, The Warriors face numerous challenges, including battles with rival gangs, treacherous terrain, and internal conflicts. They also meet a mysterious woman named Mercy (Deborah Van Valkenburgh), who helps them evade capture and provides crucial information about the Rogues' plans.
The film's climax features an epic battle between The Warriors and the Rogues, with the fate of the city hanging in the balance. In the end, The Warriors emerge victorious, but not without suffering significant losses.
The Warriors is known for its gritty, realistic portrayal of gang life, its iconic score by Barry De Vorzon, and its influence on popular culture. It has become a cult classic and is still widely admired and quoted today.
Tommy Lee Jones can do some amazing films.
Not a film but a good series. Suits was a good comedy.
Anyone know what film this is?
En #hiveargentina participe en su iniciativa #augustinleo #childrensday
#gosh #threads
https://peakd.com/hive-161447/@leidimarc/dia-del-nino-un-dia-para-celebrar-en-familia-spaeng
My wife Tiffany and I finally got to watch "Deadpool and Wolverine" today and we did watch the first two and enjoyed those enough to catch number 3.
It was a total blast and definitely what was expected.
#themovieclub #movies #freecompliments
Just had a call from my late wifes brother. Him, his wife, and his mother are going to be in town Thursday. Going to be interesting.
So are you leaving town?
Why would he do that? LOL
It is his wife's family. Why stick around?
You left me speechless to respond to this.
Why?
After I understood the situation, he really didn't want to see his wife's family.
It's just that the way you said it, I thought you were joking and he would really like not to have them in his house.
Fucking feel like it! But I have to be nice, and work on getting my, what do I call here now? Was my mother-in-law. Shit out of my house.
Hope it does not come to that. U-Haul and her two sons I hope.
If not that and FB market place.
LOL sell it all.
Expect your HIVE and LEO, don't sell that.
lmfao. that is plan B
Will they visit you?
yes, I have to pick them up at the airport. My late wife's mother lived with us. I have to work on getting all her stuff out of my house.
I understand, I hope you enjoy this moment with your family.
Maybe you don't understand. lol. I don't want to spend time with my late wife's family. I want to be done with them. But thank you anyway ;) !BBH !DOOK
Now I understand. I even thought Task was joking about this. LOL
Sorry, my English is still very basic.
So I'll say the same thing as Task, run away from there. LOL
hahahaha, I will deal with it, hopefully the last time I will have to :) Thanks ;)
!BBH !DOOK
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uploaded a short again, let's see if it'll appear on the feed.
Is it even showing up on Peakd is another question?
ah, I've not checked on peakd
Check on this and then change the number. There are 20 accounts for this.
https://peakd.com/@leoshorts1/posts
oh I see, nope it's not showing there
Yeah I dont think it is going through.
How the hell can someone run 40KM in less then 2 hours and 30 minutes? I am lucky to walk 4 meters. lmao
Those people don't do #threads !LOLZ
hahahahaha, best answer ever :) !BBH @taskmaster4450le, I think would love this answer.
Threading is more important than walking.
Yes sir :)
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Humans can do anything depending how much gifted they are. Still so athletic.
#freecompliments
True.
What is 40KM
40 kilometers
hmm no idea what distance that is lol a bit more than the 100 metres I know that 🤣
24 miles
Ok so almost a marathon
Well, I was off a bit, a full marathon.
This guys are having fun
Sunday vibes
#freecompliments
The joys of youth.
honestly
Having a hard time staying active, usually I only got one of my kids but my mom has plans so I am taking care of both of em today #dailydook
Life sometimes gets in the way.
Indeed I managed to get them both to bed so now trying to get a lil thread work in 😂 !DOOK !BBH
LOL fit it in when you can.
That's how it usually is for me anyway 🤣
Without a doubt.
Sounds about right. He tends to just come and go as he pleases. !BBH !DOOK
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Other times it's his !DOOK
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May da !DOOK bee wit you. !BBH
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Don't worry, Mr. DOOK. We will hold the forte down for you. Take care of yourself and your family 🥰
#freecompliments !DOOK
― A Zen Story
#freecompliments
Question: How long should this swap take? Still doing that first phase and it's been 30 minutes now.
Hopefully the second one won't take that long! 😅
It can take some time depending upon the network. Also, not sure if streaming swaps was implemented.
This is a question for @l337m45732
Yeah... I could live with the 10 minutes stated there but it's been almost 40 minutes now... also kinda stupid that closing that window will make the transaction stuck.
Cacao - Leo should be like a minute or less
I tried to make the swap again, same thing, just keeps on loading at that stage.
I wonder, am I doing something wrong here? Trying to swap from keystore to Hive.
nah, I doubt you're doing anything wrong #feedback
One thing I noticed though, it didn't ask me to sign the transaction on Keychain before it started. I read the docs and on one tutorial it was stated that it should ask that beforehand.
for this particular swap, the path would be
CACAO -> LEO (arbitrum)
LEO (arbitrum) -> LEO (Hive engine)
then the rest. so you wouldn't have an actual Hive Keychain prompt until the cacao-leo swap is done and the next step starts.
Aah... I see, yeah couldn't get past that. Went with El Dorado -> Arb but need to try LeoDex another time, good options there with Hive account/keystore! 👌
Looking good.
The start
Chef Bradley.
Could be a major television hit.
Lmfao
cook it up reallll nice
working on it.
You are making progress.
yes
Almost done
1/🧵 Children's Day in my country is a celebration of culture and our future
#outreach #threadstorm
2/🧵Children's Day in Nigeria is a cherished celebration that highlights the importance of children in society. The day is marked by school parades, fun fairs, and church activities where children take on leadership roles.
3/🧵Check out this post for more
https://inleo.io/@glorydee/childrens-day-a-celebration-of-childhood-and-culture-dhf
3/🧵Check out this post for more
https://inleo.io/@glorydee/childrens-day-a-celebration-of-childhood-and-culture-dhf
You dinner companion?
Yes sir, every day :)
I understand.
That makes me happy :)
It is good when you are gay.
lol
Moment to enjoy a good coffee with milk ☕️💯
Black is how I go.
Go ahead and enjoy, bro!
#freecompliments
Thank you, best regards.
1/ 🧵The restaurant is located at the corners of Claveria and San Pedro streets of Davao City. Apart from the traffic light fronting it, the restaurant is easily identifiable because of its Japanese theme in a Philippine commercial area.
#outreach #threadstorm
2/ 🧵Their menus are everywhere! You can see it before you enter the restaurant, as they placed a lighted panel on the sides of their main door. When you enter, you can also see it above the kitchen counter. If you are the type who wants to sit right away, they also have the typical menu which you can browse over.
Just like how it is usually done in Japan, the restaurant is self-service. You order, pay and get the food when it is ready. Food preparation is also fast!
Generally, in terms of service and cleanliness, they are good!
3/ 🧵Their prices are not affordable either. Why do I say so? That medium-sized bowl of noodles already cost Php 499 and the tempura cost Php 280. I know Japanese food is expensive but there are factors to this such as the source of their raw materials. If compared to other local restaurants their prices are too high. Compared to other Japanese restaurants that have been in Davao for several years already and have better food taste and amenities, their price is still unreasonable.
4/ 🧵While we were still approaching the restaurant and even when we parked outside the restaurant, I thought the name of the restaurant was SHICHIRAN. The logo outside indicates “SHICHIRAN”. When we were already inside, the logo of SHICHIRAN was very noticeable because it is huge and lighted.
However, when I asked for the menu, it showed SHICHIRYU. I just continued to browse the Menu so we could order. When I went to the cashier to pay, I asked what is the difference between Shichiran and Shichiryu, and the staff were looking at each other. Then someone simply answered that Shichiran was the old name of the restaurant, but they have already registered its new name, Shichiryu.
5/ 🧵
https://inleo.io/@indiasierra/confusing-brand-awareness-bv
Do you snore when you sleep?
#polls #inleo
Help! 😅 It's been 50 minutes now... this is really slow!
What if I just close the window and go to sleep?
#leodex #feedback
https://inleo.io/threads/view/brando28/re-leothreads-d5nu3mfh
Update: I closed the window. Assets are still in my wallet. I think this is not working. Gonna try something else!
Working on the accuracy of this data but it will show the $$ earned since going Premium on your INLEO Dashboard 🦁
I'd love for it to act like Hivestats.io to be honest. And for it to show my LEO earnings in the same manner.
OH :)
Feature like this only happens when I'm not premium anymore...
Setting up a trap to get premium? Huh 🪤
Oh this is gonna make it easy to showcase benefit of premium!
This means it will be easy for one to track his or progress on chain
If it were possible, I would really like it if you could also view LEO earnings for both author and curatorship.
#fundtheflywheel
Nightly screenshot of my shares in the LEO/CACAO Pool. My USD value dropped more than $1 since the morning.
this means it’s time to add more!!
Don't have a lot of liquid LEO this month, so I'll postpone this to next month!
Here's a list of Free games on the Epic Store this week. Not interested in APEX Legend's stuff, but DNF Duel looks interesting. #hivegaming #freecompliments
1/🧵 We are less than 4 days away from the new spl reward cards. As most people have heard this card will be acquired with glint meaning they will be in the glint shop. We have had the privilege to have a sneak peak into what some of this cards can do and also their corresponding stats.
#outreach #threadstorm #splinterlands #freecompliments
2/🧵 For me the most exciting abilities are execute and corrupt. The execute ability has always been something that I have wished for, my reason being that with this ability you are able to kill of a card that has less than 2 health. We have all had that encounter where we made an attack and we almost got the job done but it didn't happen cause we run out of attack.
3/3 In this post you can get more insights about the new reward cards, and what they can also do to help you in your gameplay. You can read the post below
https://inleo.io/@rubilu/splinterlands-social-media-challenge-new-reward-cards-chu
#hivegaming
The stronger always wins! #morality #freecompliments
A sneak peak for my newest track coming tomorrow. (Link is below in the comment section)
https://inleo.io/@valorbeats/glofgcme #gosh
Tracking some guitars at the studio
#sundayfunday
gm lions.
What crackin' on your Sunday?
what's your favorite area of the #web3 ?
NFT gaming? NFT art? Lifestyle Blogging? De-Fi strategy? Trading? Airdrops?
I think I love everything but obviously I have my preferences ✊🏼 🤓
LFG!
Building :) !BBH
the best strategy! 🫡 💯 💯 💯
I hope you stay this active :)
like a good mason! Building 🚧🏗️🧱
AWESOME! !BBH
you're awesome boss! 😎
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Everything but I dislike airdrops for the most part.
why you dislike airdrops? I think is an incentive to involve and understand the tech and the ecosystem. Well that's what I think 🫡
Too much risk
absolutely agree with this! 💯 And sometimes is fake and we just waste the time
I spent most of my time nowadays on threads ^^ I started by nft gaming to blogging to threads. I still try to write a daily longform as well though.
#freecompliments
I understand perfectly! Me too! To NFT game to blogging (content creator)
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Are you going to order something, or are you just looking around? :)
My drawing with a ballpoint pen.
Nice! This is really good 👏🏼
Thanks! :) !VSC
I used to draw with a ballpoint pen a lot... Not as good as you, though.~
This is one of my first drawings of 2018, it was fun to come up with life situations :) !BEER
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BEER.Have fun taking photos because it is a lot of fun! #photographers #london
It sure is, the feeling one gets from taking pictures is next to none!
#freecompliments
sharing tthem Is even better
It sure is, the feeling one gets from taking pictures is next to none!
#freecompliments
@mightpossibly
I'm very, very late. Today is the day to update things. I have to make a lot of answers.
#threads #inleo
the notifications looks scary 😧
I'm still catching up on notifications. LOL
😱
Happy married life to you my friend
#photographer #inleo #outreach #marriedlife
Congratulations to the married couple! They look very beautiful.
#freecompliments
Yeah that's nice thanks for your recommendation
Post a random photo
use #photographers and the hashtag #randomphoto
When I am on holidays, I do the same pose as a statue and take a picture, this one would be a great statue to do so! :D
#freecompliments
eheheheheh you need to share it
Don't like to spread my identity here, so won't do it. But I find it a fun way to take holiday pictures 😁
#freecompliments
fair enough :D
🏃 night party 🎉 🎉 🎉 we move
#party #inleo #hive #freecompliment
😂😂😂 yes ooo hope you like flexing
Not to piss anyone off, but I am watching, in the background, the closing of the Paris Olymics. Man o man, the human race is F*cked up! lol
I'm sure there will be plenty of weird things for me to look at after just like the opening ones.
lol. Thanks, glad to know I am not the only one!
having watched parts of the opening ceremonies, I can only imagine..
lol, ART! It is subjective. That is all I can say
haha. Right.