#f!dakota

[bizlybebo]

would this jrwi character call you a faggot except im not elaborating on any of it

[huevobuevo]

Omg u guys rlly liked the first post :3 YAYYY!!!

Here’s the rest of my blind live-sketches while I finish transferring the rest of the episode 10 canvases

Yea honestly imma use tides canon suit cause idk how the Fuck to design super suits man FML

Also fucking HATED the party city ghost design despite how much I loved the episode - THE DESCRIPTION THEY GAVE ME WAS GAUDY AND AWFUL OKAY I MADE DO WITH WHAT I HAD IM SORRY😭😭😭😭

[pukindog-v2]

178th Fighter Intercept Squadron (FIS) 'Happy Hooligans' of the North Dakota Air National Guard, 1966-2005. Aircraft (top to bottom, in order of deployment); F-102 Delta Dagger; F-101B Voodoo; F-4D Phantom II; F-16A Falcon ADC variant

[radioactive-dyke]

happy flushed affirmations day to my f/o !!

[i-wanna-show-you-off]

she needed more screen time i miss her 💔

+ ducky image

text in the first one says “Sam! I meant vertical stripes! Horizontal stripes just make you look fat!” text in the second one says “I’m not saying I’m scared of her, but..” (talking about dawn)

anyways she’s so cutie patootie. shout out Dakota for being awesome

[thanotaphobia]

g-d only granted me the affinity for writing and not illustration because they knew if they did the animatics i would unleash upon the world about my blorbos would be too powerful

[cadybear420]

Dark Pact: Dakota Winchester and Sage Amin's Silly Little Ghost Movie 👻💙

AKA the screenshots from the game of their film. It's like 50 screenshots total, so I'm going to make it a reblog thread with indicators about whether or not it's at the end

[ask-nyc-boroughs]

Sorry if you're not taking suggestions, but are the Dakotas represented in your AU? I'm really curious to see how you involve them in the plot.

Ok hi, I got this ask several months ago and I do apologize for the delay. My intent was to make a drawing to accompany it, but haha unfortunately, I am a master's student, and I work so my time just kind of gets eaten. Also, I don't think I'll be able to give you the best response, but I will try!

In all honesty, I haven't developed the Midwest as much as I have other regions. I am hoping to develop Midwestern states, but I do take a lot of time researching and trying to understand regions especially ones I am not from, or unfamiliar with (I am from NY). Most likely, the next state I really plan on working on is Missouri due to its significance leading up to the Civil War. Additionally, I think once I get started on Missouri, I will be able to begin to think more deeply about the Midwest.

However, thus far, my understanding of the Midwest in its historic context is that it is a region of extraction whether that be its natural resources, agricultural sector, and later industrial sector. Furthermore, to ensure that extraction is realized, the US gov needs settlers to "secure the land" from Indigenous nations.

I imagine North Dakota and South Dakota as states being more representative of the settler population given, they are settler created governments, and thus they are on the younger end physically.

This being said, the Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota nations do exist in this AU, and are obvs adults. From what I know of settler-Indigenous relations in this region, I can see the relationship of the Dakotas to the Assiniboine, Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota can be rather tense. However, given the ages of the Dakotas, I don't think they would really participate in the wars against the Assiniboine, Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota cause most likely they'd be very young children.

In my AU, Alfred is representative of the federal government thus he is required to partake in warfare.

Now to speak to the relationship of the Dakotas to Alfred...I don't think I can comment directly. But given the extractive nature of the relationship, I think Alfred is friendly to Midwestern states, and there are some he is probably closer to than others (Illinois for example), but I think it's like surface level niceness from a boss.

A huge part of my AU is that Alfred is from Massachusetts, and power is centered in the Northeast. My Alfred has a surface-level niceness to him, but he is quick to anger and can be quite self-centered. He also doesn't trust people very easily, and tbh there aren't many states he easily, or fully trusts and let's his mask down with. Idk he's a bit like Will Hunting from Good Will Hunting in my head. So, when it comes to these younger states, he doesn't know them all particularly well. I mean the dude has like 50 states to keep track of + cities, and he's a major imperial power right now, so his time is stretched.

[ruleof3bobby]

MADAME WEB (2024) Grade: F

Bad in every way imaginable. It's more like pick what you hated the most in movie. for me, the acting & story was awful. The antagonist was 1 of the worst I've ever seen. Good cast of actors in a very odd;y made movie.

[rabbitcruiser]

Presidents’ Day

Celebrated each year, on the third Monday in February, Presidents’ Day is a federal holiday to pay tribute to the presidents of the United States, including George Washington, the country’s first president, and Abraham Lincoln, who served during the Civil War. The holiday was originally established to honor Washington, but over time it has come to be a day to recognize all of the nation’s presidents. It is a day when many businesses and government offices are closed and people have the day off from work or school. Some people celebrate Presidents’ Day by participating in parades or other events, while others use it as a time to relax and spend time with family and friends.

History of Presidents’ Day

Presidents’ Day has its roots in the celebration of George Washington’s birthday, which has been observed as a national holiday in the United States since the late 18th century. Washington was born on February 22, 1732, and his birthday was first officially recognized as a national holiday by an act of Congress in 1879. The holiday was originally called “Washington’s Birthday,” and it was observed on February 22 each year.

In the 20th century, Congress passed the Uniform Monday Holiday Act, which was designed to create more three-day weekends for the nation’s workers by moving several holidays to Mondays. As part of this act, the holiday honoring Washington was moved to the third Monday in February and was renamed “Presidents’ Day” to recognize not just Washington, but all of the presidents of the United States. The holiday has been observed on the third Monday in February since 1971.

Presidents’ Day is not only a time to honor US presidents, but also a time to reflect on the important role that they have played in shaping the nation’s history.

How to Celebrate Presidents’ Day

There are many ways to celebrate Presidents’ Day. Some people choose to honor the holiday by taking part in parades or other events that are held in honor of the presidents. Others use the day as an opportunity to learn more about the presidents and their contributions to the country. Here are a few ideas for celebrating Presidents’ Day:

Attend a Parade, or Visit a Presidential Museum or Library

Many cities and towns hold parades on Presidents’ Day to celebrate the presidents of the USA. Look for one in your area and join in the celebration. There are also many museums and libraries dedicated to the presidents of the United States.

Read a Book About a President

There are many books available about US presidents. Consider reading one of these to learn more about a particular president or the history of the presidency:

Washington: A Life by Ron Chernow. This Pulitzer Prize-winning biography provides an honest portrait of George Washington, the man who became the United States’ first president.

Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln by Doris Kearns Goodwin. This book chronicles the life and presidency of Abraham Lincoln, focusing on his ability to lead and manage a diverse group of advisors and cabinet members.

John F. Kennedy: A Biography by Michael O’Brien. A comprehensive biography of JFK, examining the life and legacy of the 35th president, from his childhood and education to his assassination in 1963.

The Reagan Diaries edited by Douglas Brinkley. A collection of diary entries written by President Ronald Reagan during his two terms in office, this book provides a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the Reagan presidency.

Barack Obama: The Story by David Maraniss. Offering a detailed and nuanced portrait of Barack Obama, the 44th president of the United States, it covers Obama’s early life, political career, and presidency, and offers insight into the man and his leadership style.

Watch a Movie or Documentary

There are many films and documentaries about US presidents, but here’s a few to get you started:

Lincoln (2012) – A biographical drama that stars Daniel Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States. It focuses on Lincoln’s role in the abolition of slavery and the passage of the 13th Amendment to the Constitution.

Truman (1995) – Starring Gary Sinise as the 33rd president of the United States, Harry S. Truman, the film covers Truman’s life, career, and presidency, including his role in the dropping of the atomic bombs on Japan and the Korean War.

JFK (1991) – A biographical drama starring Kevin Costner as President John F. Kennedy, this film examines the events leading up to Kennedy’s assassination and the investigations that followed.

Nixon (1995) – Stars Anthony Hopkins as President Richard Nixon. The film covers Nixon’s political career, the Watergate scandal and his eventual resignation from office.

The President (2019) – A documentary profiling President Barack Obama, covering his life, career, and presidency.

Participate in a Service Project

Presidents’ Day is a good time to think about ways to serve your community. Consider participating in a service project or volunteering your time to help others.

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[dakotabone1213]

Despite my embarassment, I have decided to post this

Please don't judge me.

[octavianacidicbreastmilk]

i think it's really funny when you go look on letterboxd and on some actors' filmography you find out some marvel shit that you've never even heard of and whose audience is at best unclear that's like toilethero: one last flush (2024) and you see some random a-list celebrity in there. it's like wow they're weren't kidding about the conscription thing going on

[wormholxtreme]

I love my fc so much. Just walking around with a feminist shirt

[loverboybrightsideghost]

10000 reblogs is fucking insane but also making my activity section nigh unusable so goodbye i am muting this post now. also:

everyone who said ted lasso you are right thats what it was originally about.

who is ravi

the people who said island of lost dakotas, snoopy, and cars 2 are THE REALEST EVER

i'm a big fan of tv shows where they do an episode from the POV of a side character and they're living in a completely different genre than the main character

[rumourshasitt]

📱 dakota williams on liam doyle’s phone

[amigo1135]

DRD_0934-Edit.jpg par David Daley