#hws aph

[eyesthatwatchyou]

Whoa something not 2p??? Insanity

Waog 1p Wales upon ye...

[francisbonnefoyforreal]

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Today, while walking home from a meeting, I saw a dead cat. Aside from the flies, it looked very peaceful. I hope that's what death feels like for mortals. Filthy yet beautiful and peaceful.

[mynordichome]

It has just occured to me that most if not all of the nations would have met a dodo bird. Some of them would have seen thylacines / tasmanian tigers before as well.

Thank you that's all

I bet they all have little Laika moments over extinct animals they met.

[where-are-the-pixels]

I JUST NEED TO DRAW THIS

[heedzhee-art]

posting all my relatively old art to tumblr now. these two are telepathic and share one braincell

[khloxxy]

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[theymadecatsgreen]

>_<

[maansteenblauw]

[snoozerin]

Repost cuz my stupid lil gif got all crunched up

[vulptalia]

I saw this on twitter and immediately had to do this

[chermice]

Greetings

[mililyrose]

[alloydia]

East German border guards refusing to shake hands with a west Berliner, 1989.

[mynordichome]

In the nations are known / found out AU;

Imagine humans freaking out about nations' reaction time? I imagine nations might have a slightly advanced reaction time compared to the average human (~250 milliseconds / 0.25 seconds) even without training

I was thinking about when Denmark caught that coathanger in the halloween episode. With training, humans can get down to a reaction time of 200-190 milliseconds (0.20 - 0.19 seconds)

Anything ~100 milliseconds (0.10 seconds) or less, is considered instantaneous.

It's very likely that trained nations, nations that have been surviving and fighting for hundreds or even thousands of years, could reach reaction times less than 100ms, and that would be an interesting discovery in this au

[where-are-the-pixels]

Happy birthday yayyy

🇺🇸🎂😎🤠🤠🤠🤠

[italyveneziano]

Throwback to England's italian disguise