r/stavvysworld

This is crazy.

Stav wrote an op-ed praising this teacher. It's very possible he was good at his job: https://www.steinershow.org/marcs-blog/bloga-tragic-mistake-one-baltimores-best-public-high-schools/

Arrest record: https://harfordsheriff.org/news/releases/arrest-made-in-undercover-investigation-targeting-online-solicitation-of-minors-05-2026/

Chris Hansen episode featuring the guy: https://youtu.be/CkJhrcsRZOo?is=fksHGY6Hd8Kf0mMf

These leaks make me more excited than rockstars marketing. This guy is ruining their marketing plans and messing with the guys in suits.

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https://www.the-sun.com/news/16755156/man-builds-realistic-mini-greek-village-garden/

Anyone else think Stavros is the MVP of this show? Every scene he’s in has me laughing my ass off. Easily one of the funniest comedic actors right now.

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Hey everyone, I made a questionable decision a while back and ended up with a chest piece that I’ve absolutely grown to regret. It’s pretty dark with heavy linework, so I know my options might be somewhat limited without doing a few rounds of laser removal first, but I’m really hoping to go straight to a cover-up if possible. I’m pretty open-minded when it comes to style—whether that means going with a dense neo-traditional design, a heavy Japanese traditional piece like a dragon or serpent, or just leaning into full darkwork/blackwork with lots of saturation and organic flow. I’d love to hear from anyone who has successfully covered up a large, dark piece in a similar spot, or artists who specialize in cover-ups. What themes, colors, or design elements tend to work best for hiding old ink on the chest, and how realistic is it to completely mask something like this without laser? Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated!

This was posted in a community theatre group I follow--262 comments and nobody mentioned Jenna eating 32 pieces of pizza a week in Mystic Pizza, the Musical.