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           <li>[[#header|Home]]</li>
           <li>[[#header|Home]]</li>
           <li>[[#about|About]]</li>
           <li>[[#about|About]]</li>
           <li>[[#history|History]]</li>
           <li>[[#hangouts|Hangouts]]</li>
           <li>[[#projects|Projects]]</li>
           <li>[[#projects|Projects]]</li>
           <li>[[#board|Board]]</li>
           <li>[[#board|Board]]</li>
           <li>[[#hooks|Hooks]]</li>
           <li>[[#hooks|Hooks]]</li>
           <li>[[#gallery|Gallery]]</li>
           <li>[[#gallery|Gallery]]</li>
          <li>[[#playlist|Playlist]]</li>
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        <div class="welcome-container left"><span>Welcome to Hancock Park!</span><p>Whether you're a current resident or looking to join our community, this site contains everything you'll need to know about Hancock Park, a historic and thriving neighborhood in the heart of Los Angeles, California. Browse our resources using the menu above!</p></div>
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<div class="section-label">About</div>
<div class="section-label">About</div>


Hancock Park is located in the eastern portion of the original Rancho La Brea area and was purchased by Major Henry Hancock in 1863. By the early 1900’s the growth along Wilshire Boulevard was mirroring the economic prosperity of Los Angeles as a whole. As a result, an area that was once dirt roads and oils fields blossomed into a concentration of grandly designed commercial buildings surrounded by developments of stately and luxurious homes.
The Bouquet came together within recent nights. Mr. LeSeraphin and Mrs. Walsh met on their first night in Los Angeles by coincidence, and shortly after they met Mrs. Rigney at a social event. Sharing a newness to the city and to unlife (as an aside - Mrs. Rigney is more a veteran of the night than the other two), plus a shared predilection for what one could call ‘Typically Toreador Pursuits’, they decided to form a coterie together. While not all Roses and not all of the Tower, they are loyal to each other and care very little for such distinctions.
 
The residential sub-division of Hancock Park was developed by Major Hancock’s son, G. Allan Hancock, in the 1920s. Outstanding architects of the era designed the palatial two-story, single-family residences in various Period Revival styles (including Tudor Revival, English Revival, Spanish Colonial Revival and American Colonial Revival) for influential members of Los Angeles society. You will notice that the vast majority of the residences are set back 50 feet from the street, as insisted upon by G. Allan Hancock, and include side driveways generally leading though a porte cochere to a rear garage.
 
With quick access to studios, including Paramount which is a stone's throw away across Melrose Avenue, the community's history as a home to stars and other employees of the industry is as old as the neighborhood itself.  Keystone Cops chases were filmed on Larchmont Boulevard. The 1936 Three Stooges film False Alarms used both Third Street and Larchmont Boulevard. Today many of the local homes are used to film commercials and movies. The 1983 film War Games utilized a home at Lucerne and Second Street as a major backdrop and set. Past prominent Hancock Park residents have included millionaire Howard Hughes, entertainers Mae West and Nat King Cole, Broadway Department Store magnate Arthur Letts, Jr., and architect William Pereira.  
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<div class="banner-image">[[File: CoteriePurpleRoses.jpg]]</div>
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         <div class="section-label">History</div>
         <div class="section-label">Hangouts</div>


        <p>Hancock Park was developed in the 1920s by the Hancock family with profits earned from oil drilling in the former Rancho La Brea. The area
The members of the Bouquet can be found individually or as a group frequenting the vigorous bars and clubs in Los Angeles, counting on their skills of carousing and seduction to keep themselves in good health and fitness.
          owes its name to developer-philanthropist George Allan Hancock, who subdivided the property in the 1920s. Hancock, born and raised in  
          a home at what is now the La Brea tar pits, inherited 4,400 acres (18 km2), which his father, Major Henry Hancock had acquired from the Rancho
          La Brea property owned by the family of Jose Jorge Rocha.</p>


        <p>Hancock Park activists were instrumental in the passage of a 1986 Congressional ban on tunneling through the neighborhood. The ban, sponsored
          by Congressman Henry Waxman, prevented the Red Line Subway from being routed along Wilshire Boulevard through the neighborhood.</p>
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         <div class="section-label">Projects</div>
         <div class="section-label">Projects</div>
 
To meet and network with as many invigorating and upcoming members of the city as they can. Indeed, even non-kindred have their uses!
        <p>About the project(s).</p>
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<div>[[Gabriel|Gabriel LeSerafin]]</div>
<div>[[Gabriel_LeSeraphin|Gabriel LeSerafin]]</div>
<div class="sub-title">Keeper of Measures</div>
<div class="sub-title">Keeper of Measures</div>
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           <li>'''Wilshire Country Club:''' Members only country club located in the heart of Hancock Park.</li>
           <li>'''Kindred:''' While not politically-minded as a group, each member has many useful skills that other kindred may find most convenient. Befriend one of them and you befriend them all.</li>
           <li>'''Koreatown:''' Hancock Park and Koreatown are not quite cozy neighbors. Our precious property values!!!</li>
           <li>'''Mortals:''' Delicious, nutritious, and they make such great company!</li>
           <li>'''Hollywood:''' Neighbors to the north!
           <li>'''Other Spheres:''' Of course they would never *knowingly* seek to break the masquerade, but if no one shares their secrets, is there truly any harm done with just a kiss?
          <li>'''Los Angeles Elite:''' Hancock Park is home to some of L.A.'s most prominent judges, politicians, and business leaders.</li>
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<li>[[Image:Mapofhp.jpg]]</li>
<li>Coming Soon</li>
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        <div class="section-label">Playlist</div>
 
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{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable"
|+ style=white-space:nowrap;color:#FFFFFF | “Throat Goat” by Kim Petras.
|-
| style="color:#000000; text-align:left" |
{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrQmqR7NxDI|300|left}}
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I could take it all, love it big or small<br>
Make it hit the wall, I'm the throat goat<br>
I just sucked my ex, no gag reflex<br>
I just had to flex, I'm the throat goat<br><br>
What's my name? What's my name?<br>
What's my name? I'm the throat goat<br>
What's my name? (Say it) what's my name? (Say it)<br>
What's my name? (Say it) (I'm the throat goat)<br><br>
These bitches can't suck like me<br>
Walk in, I'm the sucking queen<br>
Look around, all eyes on me<br>
Jack it off, I'ma suck it clean<br><br>
These lips go, "La-la-la", this throat Lady Gaga<br>
Boys say, "Hallelujah", give me that ya-ya-ya-ya<br>
Yeah, and it's got me very far (far)<br>
Yeah, your man just bought me a car (car)<br>
Yeah, I suck timber behind the bar (bar)<br>
Yeah, I'm motherfuckin' star<br><br>
I could take it all, love it big or small<br>
Make it hit the wall, I'm the throat goat<br>
I just sucked my ex, no gag reflex<br>
I just had to flex, I'm the throat goat<br><br>
What's my name? What's my name?<br>
What's my name? I'm the throat goat<br>
What's my name? (Say it) what's my name? (Say it)<br>
What's my name? (Say it) (I'm the throat goat)<br><br>
I'm the, I'm the throat goat (I'm the throat)<br>
I'm the throat goat, I'm the (I'm the throat goat)<br>
I'm the, I'm the throat goat (I'm the throat)<br>
I'm the throat goat, I'm the (I'm the throat) goat<br><br>
I-I-I could take it all-l-l, love it big or small<br>
Make it hit the wall, I'm the throat goat<br>
I just sucked my ex, no gag reflex<br>
I just had to flex, I'm the throat goat<br><br>
What's my name? What's my name?<br>
What's my name? I'm the throat goat<br>
What's my name? (Say it) what's my name? (Say it)<br>
What's my name? (Say it) (I'm the throat goat)<br>
<br>
|}
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<li>
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable"
|+ style=white-space:nowrap;color:#FFFFFF | “Hole In The Wall” by KMFDM
|-
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{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1zNkiBnoBc|300|left}}
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When I have to die then<br>
I want to strangle myself in your black hair<br>
And when I have to die then<br>
I want to suffocate between your sweet breasts<br>
And when I have to die then<br>
I want to be blinded by your brown eyes<br>
And when I have to die then<br>
I want to cut my veins on your lips<br>
I have not yet learned enough<br>
My hands in chains<br>
The brain - a hole in the wall<br>
<br>
A hole in the wall<br>
<br>
So what<br>
I am never going to die<br>
<br>
And when I have to die then<br>
I want to starve in your lap<br>
And when I have to die then<br>
I want to burn in your bed<br>
And when I have to die then<br>
I want to drown in your heat<br>
And when I have to die then<br>
I want to be poisoned by your blood<br>
And when I have to die then<br>
I want to melt away from your kiss<br>
And then when I am dead<br>
Bury me close to your heart<br>
<br>
Close to your heart<br>
<br>
I have not yet learned enough<br>
My hands in chains<br>
The brain - a hole in the wall<br>
<br>
A hole in the wall<br>
<br>
Close to your heart<br>
<br>
|}
</li>
 
<li>
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable"
|+ style=white-space:nowrap;color:#FFFFFF | "Do It All The Time" by I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME
|-
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{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nv9oqihEFnI|300|left}}
|-
|
Ha!<br>
<br>
We're taking over the world<br>
One kiss at a time<br>
And then I'm taking your girl<br>
And I'm making her mine<br>
<br>
No reason why<br>
I'm only doing anything I want to do<br>
Because I do it all the time<br>
<br>
We're taking over the world<br>
A little victim-less crime<br>
And when I'm taking your innocence<br>
I'll be corrupting your mind<br>
<br>
No need to cry<br>
I'm only doing anything I want to do<br>
Because I do it all the time<br>
(Do it all the time)<br>
<br>
Now we're so young<br>
But we're probably gonna die<br>
It's so fun<br>
We're so good at selling lies<br>
We look so good<br>
And we never even try<br>
Get your money from a trust fund<br>
Do it all the time<br>
<br>
Ha!<br>
<br>
We're taking over the world<br>
One kiss at a time<br>
And then I'm taking your girl<br>
And I'm making her mine<br>
I'm making her mine<br>
<br>
No reason why<br>
I'm only doing anything I want to do<br>
(Do it all the time)<br>
<br>
Now we're so young<br>
But we're probably gonna die<br>
And it's so fun<br>
We're so good at selling lies<br>
We look so good<br>
And we never even try<br>
I don't wanna do it, but I do it<br>
'Cause I do it all the time<br>
<br>
Now we're so young<br>
But we're probably gonna die<br>
It's so fun<br>
We're so good at selling lies<br>
We look so good<br>
And we never even try<br>
Get your money from a trust fund<br>
Do it all the time<br>
<br>
|}
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Latest revision as of 01:28, 15 April 2025


The Bouquet came together within recent nights. Mr. LeSeraphin and Mrs. Walsh met on their first night in Los Angeles by coincidence, and shortly after they met Mrs. Rigney at a social event. Sharing a newness to the city and to unlife (as an aside - Mrs. Rigney is more a veteran of the night than the other two), plus a shared predilection for what one could call ‘Typically Toreador Pursuits’, they decided to form a coterie together. While not all Roses and not all of the Tower, they are loyal to each other and care very little for such distinctions.

The members of the Bouquet can be found individually or as a group frequenting the vigorous bars and clubs in Los Angeles, counting on their skills of carousing and seduction to keep themselves in good health and fitness.

To meet and network with as many invigorating and upcoming members of the city as they can. Indeed, even non-kindred have their uses!

Keeper of Oral Traditions
Keeper of Supine Delights
Keeper of Measures


  • Kindred: While not politically-minded as a group, each member has many useful skills that other kindred may find most convenient. Befriend one of them and you befriend them all.
  • Mortals: Delicious, nutritious, and they make such great company!
  • Other Spheres: Of course they would never *knowingly* seek to break the masquerade, but if no one shares their secrets, is there truly any harm done with just a kiss?