#biritish

[mormezarlik]

Ahahah abi bu velet gurubunu hatırlayan çıkar mı..2013'ün efsane programıydı.Hatta ipucu veriyim şaka programıydı

[illustration-alcove]

Tory Sevas's illustrations for J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit.

[totheecore]

"some sort of chicken carbonara dish" [inhales] my guy. my dude.

[face-claims-central]

Hanna Roslan - Afro British, 1999

[akinachiri]

b u c k e t

BUCKET ANON TOO???????? IS IT MY LCUKY DAY>?>?>?>?>?>?>?>?>?>?>?>?

[beeen-sprouts]

Feeling quite like a sack of shit as of late

[wickedwitchofthesouth]

One thing I would have loved for spn to explore more was the relationship between Mary and Sam because, unlike Dean, Sam had no prior memories of what it was like to have a mother. He probably didn't even remember what she looked like. The only knowledge he had of her before she came back to life was a few pictures of her that Dean hid from John when he eventually went crazy and threw all her stuff out, and the handful of stories Dean had of her told to him on loop.

To Sam Mary isn't even a distant memory, she's just a face and a name. I would've loved for them to sit down and actually get to know each other. Because yeah Sam lost a parent but Mary also lost her son. I feel like they spent so much time on Dean healing his inner child- and don't get me wrong, I loved every second of it I'm glad they covered that -but imagine how much more interesting it would have been if they showed this sort-of turbulent relationship between Mary and Sam because Sam still holds a bit of open resentment for her taking that deal and literally ruining his life.

And maybe he's a bit jealous when Dean and her reminisce on old times, maybe he's get a little angry when she runs off again leaving him just like she had done his whole life, and maybe he agrees to working for the biritish men of letters with her because he wants to get to know his mother, maybe he wants her to see him too, maybe he just wants his mother to be proud of him.

Like the child that he never got to be, maybe he just wants his mommy.

[gendertheft]

A full moon rises outside.

There, a growl! A moan of terror! A scratching at the door! Finally, a long, terrifying howl, and the glint of a yellow eye that leers at you behind the screen.

Like any creature movie, good werewolf movies are hard to find. In order from least to most terrifying, these are my top ten.

Wolf Children (2012, dir Mamoru Hosoda) : Hana is a young student in Tokyo, meeting a strange man that eventually reveals himself to be a wolf man. As life goes on, and they have children, Hana raises and encourages them to follow their own path.

Wolfwalkers (2020, dir Tomm Moore, Ross Stewart) : Robyn Goodfellow wants to help her father. There are wolves in the woods, and they terrorize villagers, trying to eat their sheep. After Robyn meets a strange girl who lives within the pack who bites her, she begins to question what’s been told about wolves, and about nature. Can it really be controlled?

The Wolf Man (1941, dir George Waggner) : Larry Talbot is coming home. There’s a funeral to arrange, an estranged father to make up with, a new woman to woo. But things take a turn for the worse when he gets bit by what he thinks is a wolf… but ends up being a man.

The Beast Must Die! (1974, dir. Paul Annett) : The most dangerous game is afoot… and Tom Newcliffe is determined to bag himself a werewolf, the last beast for his collection. As the hunt begins, it may end closer to home then he may like.

The Company of Wolves (1984, dir Neil Jordan) : A fantastical fairytale about the dangers of growing up, about men who are hairy on the inside.

Strippers v Werewolves (2012, dir Jonathan Glendening) : A stripper kills a werewolf during a strip tease, and the resulting chaos results in a showdown at the club.

Ginger Snaps (2000, dir John Fawcett) : Who remembers their puberty fondly? Not Ginger. Hair’s coming in weird places, she’s growing a tail, her period just won’t end. Her younger sister Brigitte is watching with horror, knowing that she’s next.

Howl (2015, dir Paul Hyett) : What do you do when a creature attacks a train you’re working on? How far do your responsiblities go? How beholden are you to your passengers?

Good Manners (2017, dir Marco Dutra, Juliana Rojas) : Clara is a nurse from Sao Paulo, looking for a job to help make rent. She meets Ana, a young mom to be - but as Ana’s problems become her own, Clara starts getting attached.

Dog Soldiers (2002, dir Niel Marshall) : A Biritish training excersise goes terribly wrong when the group finds a mauled special ops officer - but the path he leads them down may contain a couple of problems he doesn’t want to elborate on.

honorable mentions:

Wer (2013, dir. William Brent Bell) : werewolf found footage film

Van Helsing (2004, dir Stephen Sommers) : Hugh Jackman rips his shirt off to turn into a werewolf to fight dracula.

red riding hood (2011, dir Catherine Hardwicke) : Twilight, but if Bella had jerked off about it.

Werewolves Within (2021, dir Josh Reuben) : who’s the werewolf. it’s not who you think it is. no, not them either.

The Werewolf of Washington (1973, dir Milton Moses Ginsberg) : poltician goes into werewolf, and like, it’s really affecting him.

[not-so-rosyyy]

On top of the responsibility, she felt emboldened by motherhood too. “It’s this knowing that you can do anything,” she explains, “even things that seem the craziest, like, ‘I’m going to say yes to the Super Bowl in the middle of postpartum?’” She still can’t believe she agreed. “What the heck am I thinking? But you’re geeked on a challenge like that because you know what your body just did. You feel this sense of ‘Nothing is impossible.’ - RIHANNA, Biritish Vogue March 2023

[iheartcborle]

DOWN WITH THE BIRITISHS‼️‼️‼️‼️

NOOOOOOO SPARE ME PLS

[elanorfmpimedia]

Poster

My initial thought for the poster is someone holding the cards as if they're holding a poker hand, such as a game of Winston Churchill vs Adolf Hitler, but from an ethical perspective that didn't sit well with me. With the cards being intended for audiences young and old. I also thought having too much of a political spin on it would be lost on that kind of audience, so I decided on nameless generals from both factions. The uniforms are also more fun to draw.

WW2 general uniform for the British, as well as some modern day variations. Sabers are a part of ceremonial uniform.

A series of British army generals to reference in creation of the British general.

British general sketch holding three cards in his hand.

German general uniform, incorporating a lot of red to the uniform. Deciding on whether or not to incorperate the red general uniform or go for a more SS general type uniform.

Sketch of the German general, holding a cigar and glass of whiskey in the same hand, treating this very casually.

A serious of sketches trying to figure out how to layout the cards and props.

Title seperated by silhouette soldiers marching, a popular form of imagery for ww2 remembrance, this completes the sketching process for the poster.

Highlighting some things in preparation for lineart, such as the german general's hand and the british general's face.

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Lineart on the German General, As you can see here his hat doesn't look quite right.

Lineart on the British General, his hat is looking a bit too big here.

Without the sketch lines you can see how oversized the general hat is.

Started on flats on the german general before adjusting his hat,

colouring and references for both uniforms, some changes to the British general to incorporate the old shoulders still used by British monarchy, and colonial generals

Starting on flat colours for the Biritish General.

Starting on background flats, thery're meant to be surrounded by red curtains.

Green table with a brown edge towards the British general.

Some arrows to indicate where lighting is coming from in this poker setting, some shading done on the Nazi general. The big blop is the original colour of the lighting used on a normal layer to allow quick use of the sample tool if I ever have to do over.

[ramrodd]

How Guns Radicalized America: With Ryan Busse

COMMENTARY:

Here's the thing: the NRA's version of the 2nd Amendment is typical of Fresh Water/Objectivism. The Hegel/Clausewitz/Washington/Salt water version of the 2nd Amendment is the inclusion of Clausewitz in the constitutional authorities of the social contract going back to the Declaration of Independence. On one side of the 2nd is the civic duty of the Bill of Rights. Socrates defined "civic duty" On the other side is the Uniform Code of Military Justice than is a refinement of the nature of Republican Duct dating back to the Manlian Discipline of the roman centurion. The 2nd Amendment has absolutely nothing to do with private property, guns or drunken driving, which fall under the Bill of Rights. The 2nd Amendment is based on the example of the triangulation of the cultural norm of universal military service of Swiss males, William Tell and the Swiss Guards that have been hired since before Machiavelli had a jock strap to guard the Pope. That is not a requirement of America, per se: but in terms of original intent, that was the expectation for citizens by George Washington and Benjamin Franklin and the mast head underwrites of the Declaration of Independence and the veterans of Yorktown.

The NRA version of the 2nd Amendment is a form of sedition of the January 6 conspiracy and its Genesis in 1960 with William F. Buckley's manifesto for the Nazification of the GOP leading to January 6.

The guy who introduced Trotsky into the processes of the Students for a Democratic Society was Frank Burns, an ROTC Cadet in his senior year who grew up as an Army brat at a time when Counter-Insurgency was the sexy career path of West Point graduates. The Green Berets and the Peace Corps is a contribution of the Ivy League Socialism of the liberal-conservative schism of the Boomer generation that must NOT convey my daughter's generations, which is basically AOC and the Republican Main Street Partnership . The future of the GOP is the woke Conservative and you and Jack Kemp are woke Conservatives of the Salt Water economics of Eisenhower and Washington.

Frank Burns went on to become a Green Beret and the warden of Long Binh Jail and the skipper of the Army's R&D workshop, Task Force Δ that coined the phrase Be All You Can Be and brought the warrior of the profession of arms ethic forward in the Army culture. Frank was the Army's process theology guru.

Juan Williams is the only woke Conservative in the media, muck less FOX News. Dianne Rehm's campaign to remove him from PBS was driven by the Koch brothers in the same way Citizens United money was the driver in Sam Alito's decision in Citizens United. The same people Tommy Tuberville is taking orders from. Prince Williams's estrangement from his family was driven by Rupert Murdoch's appeal to Biritish tory bigotry. Juan Williams is FOS News only link to Earnie Pyle. Like Michael Steele and Mitt Romney, he is one of the last of the Jack Kemp Republicans still standing.

[deejay888us-blog]

Biritish Couple Impressed by friendliness of ordinary people in the Wet ...

[sherlockholmeson]

I need to listen to more Biritish/UK accents. Could someone recommend podcasts?

I am interested in psychology, anything fannish, or actually anything you tumblr folks find interesting I will check it out definitely.

[aminta]

ello govnah! i’m bri’ish! cheerio!

*growls at you and my eyes turn red as i turn into my werewolf side* i HATE biritish people

[vapemaster42069]

yeah mumbo is like. wilbur height, around 6’5 to 6’6 iirc. AND wildly more built than you’d think. he looks like his name would be Weston or something

yea its so jarring to look at his film channel bc it has his whole-ass name on it lmao. i always expected smth like. extremely biritish and posh

bro is terrifying