#Anthony clark

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this comic kills me

both because its funny but also because ‘harrison has been stuck in a hole’ yeah anthony WE KNOW

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you did not kudos? you left the fic without a reblog? oh! oh! jail for reader! jail for reader for One Thousand Years!

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THE ROCK (1996) ★★★★☆

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I mentioned one of these traditions in the tags on another post so I figured it was a good time to reblog this.

Sometimes, the crossover just writes itself, even at Christmas

The Catalonia region of Spain has some unique Christmas traditions. One is a Nativity Scene figure called the Caganer, who in contrast to all the other figures who are there to celebrate the birth of Christ, is instead caught literally with their pants down and dropping a load. There are many theories as to what the Caganer is meant to symbolize; one is that its purpose is to ground the scene in reality.

Another Catalan tradition is that of Tió de Nadal, the Christmas Log. This is a hollow log with a face painted on its closed end, that is filled with candy and small gifts over the course of the holiday season. Then on Christmas, the children of the household beat the log with sticks to make the contents spill out, while singing a song to encourage the log to “poop out” its goodies.

A few years back Benito Cereno and Anthony Clark made a comic that united the two traditions, while even looping in jolly ol' Saint Nick to boot.

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MY ADVENTURES WITH SUPERMAN Let's Go to Ivo Tower, You Say

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Take me to the tank wash~

Havers posing with a Cruiser Mk. VI Crusader (first used in the North Africa campaign) for the Artillery Calendar

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it's his month too!

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Angry Havers because I enjoyed that very much

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