Limey is a predominantly North American slang nickname for Britons, specifically people from England.
The term is thought to have originated in the 1850s as "lime-juicer", and was later shortened to "limey". It was originally used as a derogatory word for sailors in the Royal Navy, because of the Royal Navy's practice since the beginning of the 19th century of adding lemon juice or lime juice to the sailors' daily ration of watered-down rum (known as grog), in order to prevent scurvy. Initially, it was actually lemon juice that was used as the additive to grog on the British Royal Navy ships, and at the time, the terms "lemon" and "lime" were used interchangeably to refer to citrus fruits. The ascorbic acid content of lemons helped make these sailors some of the healthiest at the time due to Vitamin C's ability to prevent scurvy. However, the British Navy eventually switched from lemons (imported from Europe) to limes (grown in British colonies), not realizing that limes did not contain sufficient Vitamin C, thus lending a somewhat ironic twist to the "limey" appellation.
Limey is the debut mixtape by British recording artist Rainy Milo, released in October 2012 through an independent label. The mixtape is Milo's first body of work, released after Milo began singing with local musicians and arts collectives when she was fourteen. Rainy began surfing the internet for jazz-inspired hip-hop beats in which she found producer BLCK RSSN. Milo enlisted BLCK RSSN as a producer for the mixtape along with Oddisee, Daje, Chet Faker, Flowzart, Cole M.G.N. and Eldad Guetta.
Sonically the album featured hip hop and jazz genre's. All of the songs from the mixtape were written by Milo except "Come Up and See Me" which is a rendition of the 1975 song Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me) by Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel. Upon release the mixtape was met with general acclaim with reviewers calling the mixtape a "perfect soundtrack" and praising its "chilly atmospherics and lyrics." Critics also praised Milo's vocals noting them as "startling" and "smoking".
Milo began promoting the mixtape on late 2012, she released a video to the song "Bout You" which was filmed in London and depicts Milo taking a "trip through her hometown". This was followed by a video for "Don't Regret Me" released in January 2013. The video sees Milo "caught in the wind."
Actors: Alexandre Archimbaud (actor), Ian Burns (actor), Jesper Christensen (actor), Daniell Edwards (actor), Dennis Haladyn (actor), Jack Hansen (actor), Erik Holmey (actor), Mads Koudal (actor), Philip Th. Pedersen (actor), Axel Raahauge (actor), David Sakurai (actor), Danny Thykær (actor), Christian Wenande (actor), Winnie Kristine (actress), Majamae (actress),
Genres: Action, Comedy, War,Actors: Max Anderson (actor), David Birney (actor), Jean Boissery (actor), Paolo Bonacelli (actor), Kent Broadhurst (actor), Tim Buchanan (actor), Horst Buchholz (actor), Bradley Cole (actor), Bertie Cortez (actor), Eli Cummins (actor), Vince Davis (actor), Ron De Roxtra (actor), Jerry Di Giacomo (actor), Maurizio Fardo (actor), Tyrees Allen (actor),
Plot: Frank Magenta works as a journalist in Rome for a big American newspaper. Assigned to gather information on the background of Scanzano, the presidential candidate of Italian origin, he quickly finds out that this politician is a man of unquestion-able integrity. There are no scandals or affairs which can endanger his candidacy. Frank decides to give up his investi-gations, much to the delight of his 18-year-old daughter; Emma believes that her father will have more time for her. Together with the young journalist Carlo, Frank accidentally comes across two puzzling murders. He discovers that both victims had worked as scientists in nuclear power plants from which considerable amounts of highly dangerous enriched plutonium have disappeared. When a third body is found in Rome, however, Frank decides to get to the bottom of things. He therefore pays a visit to one of the dead black sailor's colleagues, who is in hospital in the intensive care unit. But Frank is obviously not the only one who takes an interest in the case. He has just found out that the sailor is dying because he was exposed to an overdose of radioactivity when he witnesses an attempt to kill the man. In the ensuing gunfight, a policeman is shot. Now Roman superintendent Morelli takes charge of the case. Morelli, however, is the one Frank has seen in hospital... Frank is arrested on suspicion of murder. He confides in super-intendent Aquani, who also has his doubts about Morelli. He warns Frank not to interfere with his investigations. But it would take more than a warning to stop Frank, once he has sensed a scoop. The trail leads Frank to a small port where he finds a rusty, inconspicuous freighter loaded with the stolen plutonium. Frank tries to convince Aquani that he has stumbled on a gang of plutonium smugglers. But before the Italian authorities have a chance to stop the freighter, it is already in international waters heading for a small African country - at least that is what Frank has found out. Frank asks Carlo to find out about the owner of the ship and flies to Africa. In the meantime the freighter loaded with the highly dangerous cargo has docked. Together with Limey, an old friend who has been living in Africa for a long time, Frank observes how the deadly cargo is unloaded from the freighter and put onto a truck. Frank drives the truck to a safe hideaway. In the meantime, Carlo has found out that the ship is owned by a Swiss arms dealer called Steuben, who also works with terrorist organizations. In Africa Frank meets an attractive woman. Catherine turns out to be a scientist contracted for Euratom in Brussels. But she does not believe Frank's story; she takes it for journalistic speculation inspired by the wish for a sensational scoop. Two things arouse her suspicion, too. Steuben has flown to Africa in the meantime. On a beach in Lutresh he holds a kind of auction. The Participants: representatives of many different countries. But what is he trying to sell, the plutonium? Frank's hands are the ultimate proof. While having a closer look at the freighter's cargo, Frank's hands were slightly con-taminated. Frank flies back to Rome to track down Steuben, only to walk into a trap. He is charged with rape. Superintendent Aquani has not been idle in the meantime. He can now prove that Morelli is indeed involved in the plutonium smuggling. By arresting Frank he wanted to prevent the journalist from uncovering more and more details. The girl Frank is said to have raped cannot identify him. She turns out to be one of Morelli's marionettes. Aquani is now able to arrest his corrupt colleague. Frank visits Steuben in Paris and tells him that he has found out about his wheelings and dealings. Steuben commits suicide. In his office, Frank discovers a suitcase stuffed with 500,000 dollars and a ticket to New York. He flies to New York, pretends to be Steuben's agent and hands over the suitcase. Never leaving the case out of sight, he observes how the money is delivered to the campaign headquarters of the presidential candidate Scanzano. Frank joins Catherine, who has come to New York in order to report their discoveries to the nuclear lobby of the UN. But before Frank can warn Catherine about the killers of the plutonium mafia, she is murdered. The UNC henchmen don't even shrink from assaulting Frank's family. But Carlo, who has followed Frank to New York, courageously steps in. Suzann and Emma survive the murder attempt. After Frank gets his family into safety, he manages to meet with Scanzano and realizes that the politician is an honorable man who is completely oblivious to the way his campaign is being financed. Scanzano, however, has no choice but to resign. Frank's daughter Emma now hopes that her father will have more time for his family. But Frank already has another explosive story for somewhere in Africa there is an abandoned truck with a dangerous load.
Keywords: africa, american, car-explosion, contamination, corporate-espionage, dallas-texas, europe, father-daughter-relationship, hands-cut-off, hitmanActors: G. Appelgryn (actor), Lieb Bester (actor), Sydney Chama (actor), Dan Davis (actor), R. Delport (actor), Ken Hare (actor), Richard Loring (actor), J.A. Maartens (actor), Friedrich Stark (actor), Barry Trengove (actor), Volenté Bertotti (actress), Moira Downie (actress), Linda Loubscher (actress), Bea Read (actress), Frances Tomlin (actress),
Plot: Four recruits arrive at Kimberley station to undergo training at the local army camp. Soutie (Richard Loring), Liebling (Lieb Bester), Tiny (Ken Hare) and PP (Friedrich Stark) soon become friends as they are put through their paces by the sergeant-major (Barry Trengove). They all volunteer for border duty, where they are joined by Chico, a black tracker (Sydney Chama), and are sent out on patrol. After they come upon a murdered farm family, their radio is destroyed by enemy fire and they are required to find their way back to base camp. In the ensuing skirmishes three of them perish. Very much a film of its time, it was partly shot at the Danie Theron Krygskool and was intended to marshal popular support for the South African Defence Force during a period when white conscripts were being called up to fight the invading "terrorists".
Keywords: independent-film, number-in-titleActors: Ashley Cowan (actor), John Daheim (actor), Si Jenks (actor), Eddie Kane (actor), Fred Kelsey (actor), Eddie Parker (actor), Harvey Parry (actor), Richard Talmadge (actor), Ken Terrell (actor), Bud Wolfe (actor), Britt Wood (actor), Nancy Brinckman (actress), Harvey Parry (producer), Richard Talmadge (producer), Alan James (writer),
Genres: Drama,Actors: Tod Andrews (actor), Monte Blue (actor), Glen Cavender (actor), Don Costello (actor), Bill Crago (actor), William B. Davidson (actor), Frank Ferguson (actor), Richard Fraser (actor), John Harmon (actor), George Humbert (actor), Edward Keane (actor), Bill Kennedy (actor), Charles Lang (actor), John Maxwell (actor), Robert Middlemass (actor),
Plot: An independent truck driver organizes his fellow truckers to resist the efforts of a crooked trucking company exec to bring all drivers under his control. When the trucker's brother dies in an "accident" arranged by the trucking company's henchmen, he takes matters into his own hands.
Keywords: murder, truck, truck-driverActors: Sidney Bracey (actor), George Campeau (actor), Eddie Conrad (actor), Edward Gargan (actor), Eddie Graham (actor), Frank Hagney (actor), Alan Hale (actor), Creighton Hale (actor), Charles Halton (actor), John Hamilton (actor), Paul Hurst (actor), Victor Kilian (actor), Clarence Kolb (actor), Al Lloyd (actor), Leon Belasco (actor),
Plot: In spite of the constant difficulties imposed by her rival Captain Bullwinkle, the widowed Tugboat Annie manages to hold her own in the competitive tugboat business in the port of Secoma. But with the aid of Eddie Kent, a young sailor who works for her, and Peggy Armstrong, a rich socialite who is in love with Eddie, Annie overcomes the odds.
Keywords: 1930s, b-movie, blackmail, boat-accident, business-competition, car-accident, character-name-in-title, contract, drunkenness, father-daughter-relationshipActors: Emanuel Bay (actor), Brooks Benedict (actor), Richard Berres (actor), Stanley Blystone (actor), Morris Boltuch (actor), Wade Boteler (actor), Walter Brennan (actor), Charles Coleman (actor), Joe De Stefani (actor), Alan Edwards (actor), James Flavin (actor), Porter Hall (actor), John Hamilton (actor), Paul Harvey (actor), Arthur Aylesworth (actor),
Plot: While hustling money, a New York City boy finds two tickets to a Heifetz concert. Listenint to the famous violinist in concert rekindles an interest in violin from younger days. He subsequently runs away from home, ending up at the door of a music school for underprivileged children. He is taken in and cared for by the head of the school. The boy learns that the school is facing financial difficulties and in danger of being closed. After various attempts by himself and friends, the boy finally convinces Heifetz to play at the school's concert and to back the school thereafter.
Keywords: barge, battered-child, charity, children, concert, deception, dog, family-relationships, financial-crisis, ice-creamActors: John Alexander (actor), Alan Baxter (actor), Carlos De Valdez (actor), Demetris Emanuel (actor), Sol Gorss (actor), Alec Harford (actor), John Harron (actor), Olin Howland (actor), George Lloyd (actor), Jack Mower (actor), Paul Panzer (actor), Dick Purcell (actor), Julian Rivero (actor), Cliff Saum (actor), Victor Varconi (actor),
Plot: When ex-convict cabbie Jimmy Carmody is framed in a jewelry store robbery and murder, an old friend arranges for him to flee the country to the island of Caribo, where a person's past doesn't matter. Once there, he is approached by his pal Rocky Crane and invited to join their gun-smuggling operation to assist forces that want to overthrow the local military dictatorship under Colonel Gomez. Though Carmody refuses, his new job at a hotel where Crane's aide (and his girlfriend's brother) lives involves him deeper in the revolution plot.
Keywords: arms-smuggling, betrayal, brother-sister-relationship, cabaret, caribbean, chess, confession-of-crime, ex-convict, execution, false-accusationActors: Donald Crisp (actor), Willie Fung (actor), Clark Gable (actor), Forrester Harvey (actor), Tully Marshall (actor), Gene Raymond (actor), Mary Astor (actress), Jean Harlow (actress), Hunt Stromberg (producer), Irving Thalberg (producer), Wilson Collison (writer), John Lee Mahin (writer), Donald Ogden Stewart (writer), Adrian (costume designer), Victor Fleming (director),
Plot: Conditions are spartan on Dennis Carson's Indochina rubber plantation during a dusty dry monsoon. The latest boat upriver brings Carson an unwelcome guest: Vantine, a floozy from Saigon, hoping to evade the police by a stay upcountry. But Carson, initially uninterested, soon succumbs to Vantine's ostentatious charms...until the arrival of surveyor Gary Willis, ill with malaria, and his refined but sensuous wife Barbara. Now the rains begin, and passion flows like water...
Keywords: based-on-play, blonde, blonde-bombshell, blonde-in-bath, drunkenness, fistfight, gunfire, gunshot-wound, indochina, infidelityActors: Nils Asther (actor), Charles Bickford (actor), Edmund Breese (actor), James Dime (actor), Gibson Gowland (actor), Boris Karloff (actor), George F. Marion (actor), John Miljan (actor), Mack Swain (actor), Mathilde Comont (actress), Raquel Torres (actress), Wesley Ruggles (producer), John Howard Lawson (writer), Bess Meredyth (writer), Dorothy Yost (writer),
Plot: The West Indies island of Portuga exists mainly for sponge diving. But the best area of collection is frequented by a very large manta ray. Nina loses her lover to the creature and is comforted by a newly arrived minister, who seems very interested in an old poster offering a reward for a convict recently escaped from nearby Devil's Island. More deaths attributed to the sea bat follow before Nina resolves her feelings for her comforter.
Keywords: brother-sister-relationship, burial, caribbean, clergyman, convict, crisis-of-faith, diving-equipment, drunkenness, father-daughter-relationship, fightI sleep and dream that life is
All beauty
I wake and find that life is
All just duty
But in the days before the dilution
Music Pollution
Oh we positively sparkled on TV
Yeah from Full Frontal Fridays
To Flashback Ruby Tuesdays
Same old picture in a brand new frame
But the song remains the same
The first time was better
Playing by new rules
Age-old-game - double the pressure
Half the pleasure
City full of windows and design
Towering towers of lies
To climb and climb and climb
Dreams of the view
View from the top
Pushing for the pressure to drop
Don't want to end where the mistery stops
I wanne be where the
Sun never sets on a city
That never skips a beat
Sun always shines
On a set that never sleeps
Sound bites
Set betting our hedges
Trapped in the meshes
Stuck in the marshes
And only time, time, time marches on
From Full Frontal Fridays
To Flashback Ruby Tuesdays
Same old picture in a brand new frame
But the song remains the same
The first time was better
Playing by new rules
Age-old-game - double the pressure
Half the pleasure
From Full Frontal Fridays
To Flashback Ruby Tuesdays
Glossing over where you placed the blame
(I hear) remember my name
You'll be screaming it later
Scream my name
You'll remember it better when it hits
In the shiny glow
Of 90210
Before Jerry Springer
The thongs, thongs
And the video-ho
Back before we were
Tangled in drama
Douching for dollars
Bimbo to scholar
Oh we positively sparkled on TV
From Full Frontal Fridays
To Flashback Ruby Tuesdays
Lazy Sunday Bloody Mary Sundays
Switch on make-believe
Mondays always look better
Gleaming in my reverie
So much better sparkling on TV
Sun never sets on a city
That never skips a beat
Sun always shines
On a set that never sleeps
Sound bites
Set betting our hedges
Trapped in the meshes
Stuck in the marshes
Limey is a predominantly North American slang nickname for Britons, specifically people from England.
The term is thought to have originated in the 1850s as "lime-juicer", and was later shortened to "limey". It was originally used as a derogatory word for sailors in the Royal Navy, because of the Royal Navy's practice since the beginning of the 19th century of adding lemon juice or lime juice to the sailors' daily ration of watered-down rum (known as grog), in order to prevent scurvy. Initially, it was actually lemon juice that was used as the additive to grog on the British Royal Navy ships, and at the time, the terms "lemon" and "lime" were used interchangeably to refer to citrus fruits. The ascorbic acid content of lemons helped make these sailors some of the healthiest at the time due to Vitamin C's ability to prevent scurvy. However, the British Navy eventually switched from lemons (imported from Europe) to limes (grown in British colonies), not realizing that limes did not contain sufficient Vitamin C, thus lending a somewhat ironic twist to the "limey" appellation.
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