#rogic

[forg29]

headshots of my roger and maurice designs yaaaayy

[autismguy54]

Roger and maurice

[onionsquared]

“I thought you’d like this”

tap..for better wuality i BEG. anyway rogice… it warm my heart i don’t have much to say other than that

[lilgjack]

Heyyy guys im back and I changed my artstyle (alot)

[classyburd]

enjoy the retirement, big man 🧙🏾‍♂️

[moonsgreendawn]

HI FINN! i saw that art reqs were open so i wanted to request something! (in hopes that it helps with your boredom!). the first thing i thought of was roger and maurice just being buddies pre-island because i wish we just saw the kids being kids :( n' not at each other's throats.

I totally forgot about my reqs!! here you go :)

[cowboy-robooty]

one time I was on call with some of my lotf friends looking at lotf fanart and low and behold, i saw YOUR blog. It was like an autism crossover event. Like, woah... my favorite hetalia fanartist.... was a lord of the flies fan.....

first of all IM YOUR FAVORITE HETALIA FAN ARTIST... WAOW THANK YEWW TF THATS CRAZY 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 second. Im going to be so fr i was a lotf fan when I was 13 and it was bc i was obsessed with that roger x maurice yaoi. and it was rogice i was making up random shit for and just hoping other people would accept. one of my biggest inspirations was the only person on fanfiction dot net who wrote rogice but not weirdly gay and had this series where maurice forced roger to celebrate a different national holiday every day and one chapter was world aids day and maurice was like "erm.... im not sure if we should celebrate this 😅 heh gomennnnnnn!". and all their fics were funny as shit like this except their one fic that was insanely serious and insanely long. and in it roger was a serial killer who stole peoples eyes and maurice was like yknow what yeah lets go along with this and then when maurice died roger put his eyes in a special bag. and this long ass homer poem was just randomly between ten thousand normal short one shots. anyways yeah i guess you could say i used to like lord of the flies im normal about it now and tbh im more crazy about the great gatsby bc i yumeship with gatsby on the downlow but thats a whole nother thing. and i am much more serious about yumeshipping with boo radley from to kill a mocking bird but i lowkey didnt care for the book even through i had to analyze it for class twice and the only thing that got me through it was lusting over boo radley so i wouldn't lose focus...... stockholm syndrome?

[mccall-me-maurice]

i don‘t know if you‘ve answered this before, but i‘m curious as how you came to shipping mauram! no hate, i just want to know what made you ship them. i‘m sorry if this is a question you‘ve answered before!

ooOOGUH don’t worry about asking this question! it’s been a LONG while since i’ve answered it and i’m always happy to answer it again!

i ship mauram because when i came into the fandom, the only maurice ship was roger x maurice. and i was already a diehard rogermon fan and i really didn’t like the vibes of rogice, so i was like no i won’t be shipping that 😭😭😭! i ended up settling on maurice x one of the twins because of the naturally joking nature the fandom assigned to them and i narrowed it down to sam because he was the sweeter twin in my mind. it kind of was like i wanted a lotf relationship that wasn’t entirely toxic like a majority of them are, so i made my OWN HAIBAOAJSI! and then i figured out that @maurice-memes (a god, btw) shipped them tOO and we kind of created a fanbase for them from there?

all in all, i wanted some lotf characters to have someone that would be happy and healthy as a ship and i desperately wanted to ship maurice with someone, but didn’t like his current standings and the twins were fair game!

here’s a very in depth explanation link

[cryptoto]

Celtic can sign new Rogic in a deal for a “special” star similar to “Odegaard”

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers He will certainly be pleased with his side's impressive level of performance throughout the 2024/25 season so far. The Hoops are undefeated in Scottish Premier LeagueThe team leads the table by 14 points, having achieved 16 wins from 18 matches before the Old Firm clash with Rangers this afternoon. They also won the League Cup, beating their Glasgow rivals on…

[hamsdd]

Celtic can sign new Rogic in a deal for a “special” star similar to “Odegaard”

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers He will certainly be pleased with his side's impressive level of performance throughout the 2024/25 season so far. The Hoops are undefeated in Scottish Premier LeagueThe team leads the table by 14 points, having achieved 16 wins from 18 matches before the Old Firm clash with Rangers this afternoon. They also won the League Cup, beating their Glasgow rivals on…

[scottishdreams]

A moment of magic from the Wizard creates immortality - The Celtic Star

Aberdeen ^ | ... Aberdeen; Celtic s Tom Rogic scores the winning goal to give Celtic the ... Aberdeen started brightly, taking the lead within 10 minutes following ... http://dlvr.it/T7VkV1

[realmadridnews]

Valeranga FC Femenino - Real Madrid Femenino 0:3

Real Madrid Femenino will play in the group stage of the Women's Champions League.

scorers: 0:1, Toletti 29'

0:2, Feller 68'

0:3, Athenea 90+5'

Valeranga FC Femenino: Tompkins; Kovacs, Pettersen, Vickius (75' Brekken), Thorsnes, Tvedten (85' Arnesen), Sigurdardottir, Tennebo (85' Klech), Bjelde (85' Sunde), Saevik, Rogic

Real Madrid Femenino: Misa; Oihane Hernandez, Galvez, Kathellen, Carmona; Zornoza (61' Athenea), Abelleira (86' Olofsson), Toletti; Feller (71' Oroz), Bruun (61' Raso), Caicedo (71' Camacho)

[maclad1888]

Good Luck on Your Retirement Tom Rogic

How it started… Issue 215 of NTV came out in January 2012. It featured an article by Adam Henderson on our new signing from Central Coast Mariners, Tom Rogic… Tom Rogić is a 20-year old Australian signed from Central Coast Mariners in the A-League.  He joined the Mariners midway through last season in January 2012… — Read on ntvcelticfanzine.com/2023/10/03/good-luck-on-your-retirement-tom-rogic/

[finbar42]

Good Luck on Your Retirement Tom Rogic

How it started… Issue 215 of NTV came out in January 2012. It featured an article by Adam Henderson on our new signing from Central Coast Mariners, Tom Rogic… Tom Rogić is a 20-year old Australian signed from Central Coast Mariners in the A-League.  He joined the Mariners midway through last season in January 2012 having never played professional football before but was picked up by the Nike…

[mariacallous]

People laid flowers on Friday outside Zagreb Municipal Court in memory of three women who were killed in a small courtroom before a divorce case hearing on September 22, 1999 – a day now marked in Croatia as the National Day Against Violence Against Women.

Twenty three years ago at the court, Mato Oraskic murdered his wife Gordana Oraskic, judge Ljiljana Hvalec and lawyer Hajra Prohic, while seriously wounding court clerk Stanka Cvetkovic.

Oraskic became the first person in Croatia to be sentenced to a maximum of 40 years in prison.

“The fight against violence against women is a priority of the government of the Republic of Croatia. It is a value issue, an obligation of all institutions and the whole of society,” Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said in a statement to mark the National Day Against Violence Against Women.

Plenkovic recalled that the government on September 13 presented a package of changes to the law against violence against women and children.

The specific crime of femicide was introduced, for which the prison sentence will be at least ten years. The rights of victims were expanded, sexual harassment was made a criminal offence, the punishment for rape was increased, and the statute of limitations for child sexual abuse was abolished.

A delegation from the opposition Social Democratic Party, SDP laid flowers in front of the courthouse where the women were killed in 1999.

The president of the SDP, Pedja Grbin, said that the party supports the changes to the law, but believes they do not go far enough.

“What Croatia especially needs is education in order to change and understand how much violence against women and how much violence in general is harmful to the very fabric of society because it destroys its fundamental basis,” Grbin said.

Violence against women remains a serious problem in Croatia, a leading Croatian association for the protection of women’s and human rights, B.a.B.e. (Be active. Be emancipated), said in a statement to coincide with the National Day Against Violence Against Women.

In the first eight months of this year, 1,000 women turned to B.a.B.e. for help, and 426 of them came forward because of domestic violence.

“Most of [the cases] are combined forms of violence. Women are most often simultaneously victims of several forms of domestic violence – mental, physical and economic violence, and we cannot say that some forms of violence are more prevalent than others,” the association said.

B.a.B.e. added that in the year to September, its safe house provided accommodation for 51 people – 22 women and 29 children who were victims of domestic violence.

Earlier this week, the findings of the first research into gender-based violence conducted in Croatia, with a sample of 23,000 respondents, were made public.

“This research is extensive; the questionnaire itself had 70 pages, and the interviewer’s manual 700 pages,” said Dubravka Rogic-Hadzalic, head of the Department of Demographic and Social Statistics at the Croatian State Statistical Office, whose experts were involved in the EU-financed survey.

The research findings suggested that gender-based violence is somewhat more prevalent in Croatia than in other countries in the former Yugoslav region. For example, 20 per cent of women in Montenegro and 21 per cent of women in Serbia stated that they had been exposed to psychological violence by their partners, while in Croatia, the figure was 27 per cent.

Rogic-Hadzalic told BIRN that the research is particularly important because the findings will inform legal, social and health policies in Croatia.

Dragana Jeckov, an MP from the Independent Serbian Democratic Party, SDSS, also raised the issue in the Croatian parliament on Friday.

“When it comes to violence against women, we should be honest and say that we are not doing well; in fact, we are doing very badly,” Jeckov said in a speech.

She noted that in the last 20 years, more than 400 women have been killed in Croatia, and that Croatia ranks third in the EU when it comes to the number of women who have been murdered.