i don't know how to get this thing to go

Miss Piggy doesn’t have a subtle bone in her floppy felt body. There is no possible way she could ever make it look like an accident.

I dont think i’ve ever got around to sharing the drawing i did for the @dbdazine almost an entire year back! 😭

THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING 2001, dir. Peter Jackson

I thought about just tagging this 'nuff said, but it's not.

I want to say something to all of the women under 50 on this site. Ready? You do not have to be over 50 to start taking up space.

toaster oven: *goes off*

me: ugh. i don’t wanna get up. (jokingly) Pallando, go get that

Pallando: *gets up*

Pallando: *goes to kitchen*

me: ????????

Pallando: *returns with piggy*

me: jesus christ, man

So, before Normandy, a lot of US soldiers came over to Britain, and they noticed something very quickly.

Unlike in their bars back home, in pubs and bars over here, there was no segregation.

The US soldiers tried to INSIST that segregation be enforced over here as well. And obviously, they were told no. I'm not gonna say that the British aren't/weren't racist but they did say 'no' when the US soldiers tried to get them to employ segregation.

So what was the US soldiers solution?

They would go into bars and pubs and start fights with black people, thinking that the white British people would side with them, help drive black people out of bars and pubs.

Instead the white British people sided with the black British people and beat the shit out of the US soldiers.

Of course it may just be that the British public didn't like the US soldiers but still.

One of the things that led to the growth of the civil rights movement in the US was black soldiers being treated better by the Brits and the French than they were treated in the US. Especially if those black soldiers were from the rural South.