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The Amazing Spider-Man dir. Marc Webb | 2012
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Tobey Maguire & Andrew Garfield as Peter 2 & Peter 3 — Spider-Man: No Way Home | 2021 dir. Jon Watts
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I have the tingle thing, just not for bread.
ANDREW GARFIELD as PETER PARKER SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME (2021)
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ANDREW GARFIELD para a Netflix Queue.
Andrew Garfield know he's sexy he fuckin KNOWS! 🤯🤯🤯
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me whenever women do the most horrific, ungodly actions to get their revenge: she did what she had to do.
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The Amazing Spider-Man" (2012, dir. Mark Webb)
One of the sexiest non-sex scene in the history of motion pictures. And that’s not open to discussion.
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Andrew Garfield - aka Peter Parker - in glasses appreciation post. Sorry, I miss him... 🥺
(Gifs found on Google and edited for me)
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brb i’m jumping off a cliff
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John Laurens' London address
John lived in London for two stretches of time - after first arriving in England in 1771-2, and then when he returned from Geneva in 1774.
During the first period, he lived with Henry in Chelsea and then Fludyer Street in Westminster - a street that ran parallel to Downing Street and led directly onto St James's Park. It doesn't exist anymore.
When John returned to start his studies at Middle Temple, he moved in with Charles Bicknell and his family in Chancery Lane. Historically, it was rare to give more than just the family and street names when directing post, but I wanted to see if I could track down the exact location of Bicknell's house - and I think I've come pretty close!
After a considerable amount of digging, I found an insurance record for Charles Bicknell, giving his address as "opposite the Rolls Tavern" on Chancery Lane. The 'Rolls Tavern' is actually the Crown and Rolls Tavern, a popular meeting place for lawyers and debating societies in the late 18th century.
But of course, that address is also hard to come by. Here we have two clues.
- The first is that further digging into insurance records seems to indicate that the tavern was at number 9 Chancery Lane - though that's not incredibly helpful, because there are several number 9s on the street.
- The second is that taverns and public houses were often named after significant nearby landmarks - and indeed, the area towards the southern end of Chancery Lane, where it meets Fleet Street, is part of the Liberty of the Rolls district, which included the Chapel of the Rolls, and the Rolls Court and Gardens (all named after the fact that the court rolls, or legal records, were kept in storage there).
If we put this together, we do in fact find a number 9 backing on the Rolls Court, which might well have been the location of the Crown and Rolls Tavern. As for what would count as "opposite", that narrows it down to a few homes on Horwood's Plan of London:
None of the original buildings from the time period survive, but...
I'm taking the 🏳️🌈 as a sign!
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- taylor swift lockscreens
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leave your like or reblog ❥
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OLIVIA RODRIGO performs “good 4 u” at the 2021 MTV VMAs
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Bracelet bros for the win.
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there are 2 types of people
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Pride history posts on here seem almost exclusively to revolve around Stonewall which can leave the impression that America is the only place where anything important ever happened and obviously is not true so I have compiled a few links where you can learn about LGBTQ history in other countries! Feel free to add
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Charlotte Brontë — Jane Eyre
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drug of choice? english teachers complimenting my writing.