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I recorded a timelapse with a screenshot redraw. I probably managed to draw a slightly different emotion, but now Alfred looks like he's saying, "Yes, I'm a bitch :) and what are you going to do about it?"
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( ´_ゝ` )
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The James Webb Space Telescope spotted a chain of 20 galaxies, dubbed the Cosmic Vine, which stretches 13 million light-years across and dates back to just 3 billion years after the Big Bang.
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I watched "American Psycho" for the first time and didn't expect this movie to be funny
I was in the mood to draw on the theme "two huge imperialist rival countries are trying to keep the alarming trash in their heads away from the people surrounding them
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They had an heir named King Lot of Orkney, whose wife was King Arthur’s sister, a beautiful and pleasant young woman with whom he had four sons, one of whom was named Gawain, who was a good and valiant knight, but too lustful. And the second, who was not a good knight and whose name was Agravain, was overly proud. The third was named Guerrehet, a very good knight who was valiant and brave and who underwent great travails as long as he lived. But in the end he died basely by the hand of Bors of Gaunes or Lancelot. The fourth was named Gaheriet. A good, valiant, and loyal knight, he was without doubt esteemed as the best of his four brothers; he was worth no less than Sir Gawain, whatever the Chronicles of Great Britain may say. And may all those who have heard of Mordred and think he was King Lot’s son know that he was not; without a doubt he was King Arthur’s son.
— The History of the Holy Grail
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nothing is certain about severance except mr milchick having that shit ON




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Leonce J. V. de Joncieres, (French, 1871 - 1947)
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dream job is to be that one rotted hand that bursts out of the grave to snatch some stupid idiot by the ankles and pull them under the earth
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A few days ago I learned about the Golden Cavalry of St George and I’m still laughing about it. So I knew Britain doled out subsidies to its European allies since the 18th century but I didn’t know our boi did it so often as to warrant a name being given to it.
The Golden Cavalry of St George is called so because of the British gold coins that bore the image of England’s patron Saint - St George, and were often used to make these payments.
Particularly during the Napoleonic Wars, Britain compensated for its small land army by supplying its allies with cash to continue the fight against France. The same happened during the War of the Austrian Succession and the Seven Years’ War and I bet it started driving Francis crazy at some point.
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(Based loosely off of this post.)
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