#ew queue

[holicxz39m]

rewatched soul eater

[gunkshoes]

two bros jammin together

[daftpatience]

its so fun being sensory seeking because i got some fancy cheese that tastes abjectly discusting to me and im sittin here chewing on it like "it's so neat that i get to experience the flavor of [really nasty thing the taste and smell reminds me of] in a food. wow!"

[smileyjart]

When you gotta butter up your boss for employee of the month

(We all know Cathal is winning)

[eurymille]

Drew a certain little blue bird. 🕊

[wonder-worker]

"Administratively, too, [...] queens were considered the legal lords of their landholdings. [...] Grants noted that the queen's officials had administrative autonomy without being subject to the king or anyone else, and evidence of the same assumption can be gleaned from court rolls that were recorded with headings indicating the lord of the manor whose court proceedings were being enrolled. As an example, some court rolls for the manor of Haveringatte-Bower specified that it was the court of [Margaret of Anjou] that was in session, while later rolls recorded Elizabeth Woodville as the lord of the manor court."

— Michele Seah, "My Lady Queen, the Lord of the Manor': The Economic Roles of Late Medieval Queens", Parergon, Volume 37, Number 2, 2020.

[blorbo-images]

[tsunael]

a kiss from you to me.

[holicxz39m]

do we fw tomtord still

definitely stole this pose but i dont remember where from

[davekatzdefensesquad]

I want a squirrelfriend to ask about my day and lets me give them assorted seeds and berries

[perpetual-mind]

et tu brute

[nerevar-quote-and-star]

Delphine, whenever the Dragonborn questions her plans: Well, maybe if you attended the TED Talk I had in my shower, you would know.

[two-bats]

guess who's baaaack >:)

[wonder-worker]

I love that both Elizabeth Woodville and Elizabeth of York had grander coronations than their husbands <3

[aluc-art]

Traffic JAM -Eddsworld fancomic #2

[seancamerons]

DEGRASSI THE NEXT GENERATION 5.02 VENUS, part 2