#BEEFEATER

[emotionalhardcore]

1985, washington dc

[microbes-in-hats]

Listeria monocytogenes

Photo credit: Joana de Carvalho Nogueira Vines

[bantarleton]

Beefeater uniform updated with King Charles’s cipher.

[why-i-love-comics]

Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #2 (2023)

written by Joanne Starer art by Natacha Bustos & Tamra Bonvillain

[doppleganger-rental]

Early 70’s find.

[periodically80s]

[itsdansotherblog]

"Under Sleepy Joe's watch Beefeater Gin lowered their alcohol content from 47% to 44% and now it's all the way down to 40%. That's right, 40%, people, if you can believe it. Think of the advertising executives: they go on their three martini lunch and they can barely even get a buzz anymore. They can't work like this, they come up to me in the streets and say 'we need the buzz to function.' And now they're saying Brandon wants to ban menthols? When I was President they knew not to lower it. They don't respect us anymore."

[musicmags]

[thoughtswordsaction]

The Revolution Summer Movement

The Revolution Summer movement of 1985 marked a pivotal moment in the history of punk rock and hardcore music. Originating in Washington, D.C., it signified a shift in the cultural and musical landscape of the punk scene, emphasizing emotional expression, political activism, and a rejection of the violent and macho posturing that had come to characterize much of hardcore punk. This blog post…

[shewhoworshipscarlin]

Beefeater tunic dress by Colin Wild, 1960s, England.

[davetada]

Beefeater guards

Copenhagen, Denmark

[comicsiswild]

Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville (2023) #3

[kidcore-nostalgia]

[napunk-history]

Beefeater

Plays For Lovers (1985)

[stereo-91]

WIP - Changes to Henford Castle with new guard chambers. 

[leaves-and-spines]

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