#Department of the Navy

[nocternalrandomness]

Founded October 13, 1775, the USN is the most powerful Navy that ever steamed. Happy Birthday to the United States Navy as it steams into it’s 248th year of projecting our nations military might!

[vectorkhazana]

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[dontblamethewitches]

my favorite eras tour fits - midnights bodysuit.

[dogeresourcex]

[postcard-from-the-past]

Aircraft ready to depart on the HNLMS Karel Doorman Colossus-class aircraft carrier of the Royal Netherlands Navy

Dutch vintage postcard, mailed in 1962 to the Netherlands

[shippersonfire]

yes, the third act of the book is sad and fraught with tension, and yes, snow is in clear mental decline at many points during it, but i did giggle when he went to go meet lucy gray at the meadow and his thought process was straight up just, “why must divas (us) suffer?”

[deadpresidents]

American Bonaparte: Napoléon's Great-Nephew in the President's Cabinet

In June 1815, Napoléon Bonaparte’s bid for continued military glory in Europe was crushed by allied British and Prussian troops at the Battle of Waterloo. Following his surrender, the former Emperor of France had hoped that the British might allow him to live the remainder of his life in exile in the United States. However, Napoléon had already escaped exile once before (from the Mediterranean island of Elba) and once again rallied the French around him in a last-ditch effort to conquer the European continent prior to Waterloo. Unwilling to risk another vanishing act, the British instead banished Napoléon to one of the most isolated places in the world – the remote island of Saint Helena, in the middle of the South Atlantic Ocean, between Africa and South Africa – for the rest of his life.

Some of the Bonaparte family did eventually reach the United States, however. In 1905, President Theodore Roosevelt appointed Charles Joseph Bonaparte (1851-1921), the American-born grandson of Napoléon’s youngest brother, Jérôme, as the U.S. Secretary of the Navy. A year later, Roosevelt shifted Bonaparte from the Department of the Navy to the Justice Department. For the rest of Theodore Roosevelt’s Presidency, the great-nephew of the man responsible for the Napoléonic code was the United States Attorney General – America’s top law enforcement official – where he helped establish the Bureau of Investigation, better known today as the FBI.

[sonicblooms]

there has to be at least one person in the simblr office with a cunty bob, right?

[seen-in-the-smoke]

Okay I'm officially at my wit's end right now, so you know what? Time for tech support.

As an acting naval liaison of the Union Navy, on behalf of the Union Administrative Department, I am formally requesting aid from knowledgeable free actors with regard to paracausal activity and utility. Any information received on the part of this agent by those seeking to provide information or counsel on the above will be treated as strictly confidential, and shall not be retained for a window of time beyond its immediate utility nor pursued under Union civil, criminal, or logistical recourse. This extends to and includes the disclosure of black-box or USB-noncompliant technologies. I need help to put this all together, and I know jack shit about what could be doing all this. Consider this an invitation to share your know-how, HORUS junkies.

-BREAKFAST

[oldshowbiz]

Army and Navy Department Stores

[wizardnuke]

the deli manager is sooo rude to me for noo reason she never lets me behind the counter to grab the rotisserie chicken that iiiiii scanned in an hr ago for an order so i have to go to the counter and be like hey can i have that chicken. yeah they're here. i gotta give them their rotisserie chicken. "its not there" oh it isn't? let me just lean over and look yeah no it's right there haha :) yeah i see the sticker with the customers name on it :) and she gives me the meanest look in the whole wide world like im destroying her full fucking day bc i have to ask her to hand me a rotisserie chicken. she might hate me because she has caught me behind the counter Several times but in my defense her not letting me back there is a Made Up Rule that i don't have to actually follow (i only have to wear a hat or hair net and i wear a hat. every day of my little retail worker life) and i don't give a shit bc it takes me way less time to just pop in thru the back door and say hi to the nice older ladies that are nice to me and grab the chicken and leave without getting in anyones way. Anyway

[tgmsunmontue]

[dogeresourcex]

[unnonexistence]

i am just going to have to get used to ambiguously-defined variables and bad documentation, aren't i

[atohii]

student just demanded to know if I respected the troops when I told her to stop raising her voice and it took every ounce of my self control to not reply "no"

[cinewhore]

i thought i asked but i didn’t: where are yall buying ur jeans? I have like two pairs lmao

idk there’s just something about getting older and gaining weight that makes something click in my brain.

Full transparency: i went from a size 2 to what looks like a size 6. The office weight gain is absolutely real and Im gonna need to find a way to cope with it. It’s not settling in my stomach per se but more so my thighs and I want yall to imagine my face when I tried to shimmy into a pair of jeans that used to be too big and now they are too small.

my current plan is to stop by a department store like LOFT or Target and try on a few pairs just to confirm before i go spending $100s on new jeans.

Feels like i entered a new age of puberty lol