The diary of a seriholic

Drag queen Phi Phi O’Hara recreates 90s cartoons

Drag queen, artist and chameleon extraordinaire Phi Phi O'Hara is chronicling her #365DaysOfDrag project on Instagram. As part of the year-long project, O'Hara limited her subject matter for a time to iconic cartoon characters of the ‘90s — and they are amazing.

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“Cost and worth are very different things.” ↳ Luke warm coffee // Le Chiffre & Luke

Let us tell you a few things about this pairing;

Luke and Le Chiffre first got acquainted at one of New York’s biggest fiance related seminars. The older man attending to appraise the prospects, perhaps form a few new business alliances. And Luke attending for work. Luke, like the clever and brazen little thing he is, decided to call out a few faults, explaining that in the situation described such rash moves would make for risky investments, almost certainly resulting in a substantial loss. Le Chiffre found himself smirking as he eyed the confident boy with interest from his seat in the back row, Basil sitting quietly next to him. It seems his venture may not be a complete waste of time after all. When the intermission came Luke found himself in the lobby juggling a well earned cup of steaming coffee and his notes, ultimately failing, tripping on his own feet and colliding with a solid wall of man- now sporting a wet crotch. Embarrassed and apologizing profusely, Luke was already making an attempt at scrubbing the expensive fabric with his napkin. Swiftly realizing the position he’d put himself in the editor smiles weakly, retreating from the strangers personal space. The silence that followed was awkward but the older man’s expression didn’t show any hints of anger. After a moment the stranger spoke in a calm, matter of fact tone. “One thousand five hundred. The cost of this suit. I presume you indent to reimburse me, Mr_____?”Explaining he couldn’t possibly pay on the spot, Luke offered the man his business card. Name, number and place of work printed in crisp writing which Le Chiffre took a moment to appreciate before departing on a promise of future contact. It was two days later Le Chiffre subscribed to ‘Successful savings’, another day passes before he calls Luke. The suit meant nothing, he had the money to buy several, however the quick witted boy intrigued him and Le Chiffre was never a man to turn down an opportunity once one had presented itself.

Le Chiffre found himself rapidly becoming an avid reader of the magazine, sitting back with his ipad and some whiskey whenever he had a spare moment between negotiations and investments. Whenever an article fell short the man would call Luke, anonymously of course. After the third occasion Luke already knew who’d be calling, almost anticipated it when a new issue was released, waiting for the knowledgeable stranger to find fault in it- the most common of disagreements that they had were whether or not an investment was worth the gamble. It quickly became apparent to Luke that this man was some kind of staker when it came to business. Soon enough He and his mysterious caller became friendly enough to progress into divulging of their private lives, nothing too intrusive but the older man seemed to be content to ask a personal question or two- often in a tone verging on playful.