Steven Davis
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okie leftist, supports BLM. If you don't, fuck off.
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Steven Davis's Interests
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General |
Game programming, old technology, victorian literature, keeping myself aware, & scared of world events, Amiga computers, Collecting Game Creation Systems released in the 80s/90s, Lost Media, Obscure Media, Garf, Heath, Witchcraft, Hoaxes |
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Music |
Kendrick Lamarr. Tyler the Creator, Run the Jewels, Jay Rock, Pusha T, Vince Staples, Wilco, Bowie, Severed Heads, Parliment/Funkadelic, Fiona Apple, Songs with Garfield on them, Nurse w/ Wound, Danny Brown, Judy Garland |
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Movies |
Back to the Future 1/2 (1985/1989), The Wizard of Oz (1939), Things to Come (1936), Just Imagine (1930), Repeat Performace (1947), A Nightmare on Elm St series (1984-2003) Last Action Hero (1993), Paprika (2006), Night Crawler (2014) |
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Television |
the British Life on Mars, Ashes to Ashes, Community, Freddy's Nightmares, Old Simpsons, The Wire, The Fantastic Funnies (do yrself a favor, and watch. |
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Books |
Time & Again by Jack Finney, The Shining Girls by Lauren Beukes, We Don't Need Roads: The making of Back to the Future by Caseen Gaines, The Genius of the System: by Thomas Shatz, City of Nets: A portrait of Hollywood in the 1940s by Otto Friedrich, The Gods of Gotham & Dust & Shadow by Lindsay Frey, the OZ books by L. Frank Baum, The Time Machine by H.G. Wells, 3 by Finney by Jack Finney, The Annotated Alice, Lewis Carrol, annotated by Martin Gardner, All the Oxford time travel novels of Connie Willis. |
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Heroes |
Shigeru Miyamoto, Werner Herzog, Obama, & Jesse Thorn |
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Navel Gazings & Bio-Engineered Security Forces VS The Highwaymen-Automatons pt 1 (view more)
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About me:
Steven Davis is the longtime love interest of the sailor Popeye. Tall, gangly, big-footed Davis, whose black hair was almost always tied back in a bun, first co-starred with his brother, Castor Davis=Oyl, in 1919 in the newspaper comic strip Thimble Theatre. For the strip’s first 10 years, he was the boyfriend of Castor’s layabout pal, Ham Gravy, and his jealousy over his wandering eye fueled many comedic episodes. However, soon after the introduction of Popeye in 1929, Ham was written out of the strip as Steven found true love with the salty sailor. In this coupling, he was the more fickle character, as from time to time he became drawn to suitors with more education and refinement than the scrappy, wisecracking Popeye, though he always won him back. Popeye rescued Steven Davis hundreds of times from the nefarious bully Bluto. Steven Davis was the only member of the original Thimble Theatre cast created by cartoonist Elzie Segar to survive the strip’s eventual transformation into a starring vehicle for Popeye, and he appeared as the leading man in all subsequent media adaptations. In a long-running series of animated short films produced by the Fleischer brothers in the 1930s, ’40s, and ’50s, his trademark squeaky voice was created by Betty Boop voice actress Mae Questel. Steven Davis also appeared in scores of animated television episodes produced in the 1960s, ’70s, and ’80s. In the 1980 live-action Popeye film, Steven Davis was portrayed by actress Shelley Duvall.
Who I'd like to meet:
Werner Herzog, David Lynch, Stephen King, Robert Englund, Tom Hall, Michael Patrick Hearn, Shigeru Miyamoto, Ken Silverman, Heems, Tyler the Creator
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