#stolen eggs

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

“Year For Egg Fraud,” Toronto Globe. October 15, 1932. Page 11. ---- Ivan Brett was sentenced to twelve months in the Ontario Reformatory yesterday in General Sessions before Judge Field and a jury, on a charge of obtaining eggs by fraud. About $900 was involved.

[likeprongstostars]

james: can we keep them

*distant roaring*

regulus: sure if you survive their mother

[thereallycoolmonsterithoughtup]

real unedited official panels of yaad and mr gilbert (his pet dungeon rabbit)

[liaragaming]

When I first played the Solas romance, it didn't initially jive with me. Like, Solas throws up those red flags of "we shouldn't" and "it would be kinder in the long run" that turned me off the Anders romance. But I saw it through and got to the end, and I felt rather empty about the whole thing. So, I restarted the game, rolled a new Inquisitor, and got to that scene where you and Cassandra run into Solas and Varric. And at the "Are you with the chantry, or...?" Solas does his little chuckle-snort, and I my mind went oh, no *pikachu face*

Like, I was in it and didn't even realize. I could not progress the game at that point. I had to go back and replay as Lavellan and romance him all over again.

And I think that for Solas, falling for Lavellan was kinda like that. He's in it far before he realizes it. I think when she crawls out of the snow after the attack at Haven, he's tremendously relieved. And he fully believes it's just because she has the anchor. It doesn't occur to him for a moment that relief could be from anything else. It's just natural. It makes sense.

I'm not sure when his oh, no moment happened. I think it's before the Fade kiss. Maybe it's as he's watching her claim Skyhold and he's feeling so proud that he has a "wait a second..." moment. But I definitely see him looking back, trying to figure out when he started falling for her and realizing it was even farther back than when she crawled out of the snow.

[withdenim]

I thought about the idea of Gren and Amaya being mentors for Corvus on the breach and now it’s consuming me btw

Imagine if you will. Fourteen year old Corvus. Commoner kid taken in to a shady military cadet training program. He’s passed off as older and sent to the Breach to work under Gren. Gren is like woah this kid is definitely not seventeen. And Amaya absolutely destroys the program head for it but can’t send Corvus back to the program, so the breach just sort of like. Adopts him and he does odd jobs.

Either he learns to play cello there from one of the soldiers in his free time, or he already knew a little bit and he gets practice playing when the soldiers have small parties to keep spirits up. He doesn’t talk much but he’s fond of the Breach.

[planetkram]

Wakey Wakey

Eggs and Alastor

I kinda want to eat him now to see if he would crunch or be chewy

[rapidhighway]

I love thinking about kid knuckles

[icantalk710]

🍳🎤

[arimarushunya]

I'm sure I'm not the first person to feel this way, but man, Starfield really just feels like Bethesda got mad at the popularity of Outer Worlds and wanted it for themselves

[let-me-be-an-egg-toast]

heres comes the bride ahh

For the one and only @emo-wheatley

[istadris]

I was about to make a post about how anyone thinking Mario is a jerk should play Super Mario Sunshine and watch Mario endure the Pianta's tantrums and pettiness without trying to murder anyone, and taking it as proof that Mario is a SAINT...

...but then again, the game gives you the option to jump on people, hose them down and throw fruits at them, and I have been doing that a lot. So fine, maybe Mario is a bit of a petty bitch. As a treat.

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"LIBERATE TRIO HELD IN DRUGGIST'S DEATH," Toronto Star. April 10, 1934. Page 5. --- Megaffin, Nichols and Curtis Discharged by Police Magistrate --- "No bill" having been found by a spring assize grand jury last week, Cecil Megaffin and Harold W. Nichols, charged with manslaughter, walked out of men's police court today free men.

"A grand jury finding no bill against them last week. I am given to understand the charges will be withdrawn," said R. H. Greer, counsel for Megaffin.

"I have no instructions to the contrary," replied F. I. Malone, crown attorney.

Edward J. Curtis, held as a material witness in the same case, had the charge withdrawn.

The charges arose out of the death of Clelland Russell. Pape Ave.. druggist, who was found on the running board of his car with his skull battered.

Took Eggs from Truck Theft of 30 dozen eggs on March 20. belonging to I. Spivak. King St., plus a record, helped George Morrisette to six months definite and six months indefinite in the reformatory.

J. Marco, working at an parking lot nearby, saw accused, accompanied by two others, lift a case of 30 dozen of eggs from a truck on Market St.. he said.

Marco told the court that he had seen the same youth take a bag of sugar a few days previously. "You know what Magistrate Coatsworth told you last time?" queried Mr. Malone of accused. "That it was my last chance," was the reply.

"All right, six definite and six indefinite," decided his worship.

Penitentiary Warning "It will be the penitentiary for you if you keep it up." the crown attorney promised John Kerr and Roy Rutledge, who were placed on probation for one year on a theft charge.

Five Days to Clean Up Looking as if he had been hanging over the smoke stack. Joe Host pleaded guilty to beating his way on a C.P.R. train yesterday and was fined $10 or five days. "To clean up," added Magistrate Tinker. Accused told the court, through an interpreter, that he was looking for work, and getting an offer of a job on a farm near here he had "hopped" a train because he had no money.

Standing in the dock facing drunk charges was nothing new for them. Robt. McHenry and John King admitted to the court. As a result they were given options of $50 or 30 days each. "Don't make the mistake again," his worship warned them.

Uses Drug for Rheumatism Finding John Whalen, a youth, in the basement of a lunch counter at Yonge and Gerrard Sts. on April 2 with codeine, a spoon. eye-dropper and a hypodermic needle in his possession, an officer arrested him on a vagrancy charge.

"He uses it for his rheumatism," said his mother.

"I am not an addict," broke in accused.

Whalen had a long record, which included theft and housebreaking charges. "I don't want to send you to jail," sighed the eadi. "It would do neither you nor your mother any good. You had better stop the drugs because they are only steps to more serious things. They will lead to your ruin. I am going to put you on probation for a year to Captain Bunton of the Salvation Army."

Betrayed By a Bottle When Harry Higgen got out of a car involved in an accident at the corner of Lowther Ave, and St. George St. last Thursday, a bottle. half full of whiskey, tumbled to the pavement. P.C. Graham testified. in liquor and traffic court to-day. As a result Higgen was ordered to pay a $30 fine or spend 30 days in jail, being convicted of consuming in an illegal place.

Roomer Was Too Generous Sobbing that she had been victimized by a roomer at her mother's house, Mary Buga. 17-year-old crippled girl pleaded guilty to having illicit alcohol. She came out of a house on Chestnut St. carrying a pint of the spirits, Motorcycle Officer Gannon stated.

"Mike Hiba gave it to me and told me to treat my sister." she testified, in tears. "I didn't think there was anything wrong."

Hiba, she said, lived at her mother's house with her three little brothers and another man.

At the suggestion of the bench a charge of having was brought against Hiba, who denied everything, never saw the girl that day." he asserted. "I am hard-working peddler."

"Of alcohol?" queried J. A. Marshall, crown prosecutor. "Er-nh-no." replied Mike.

"I don't believe this man. He is not telling the truth." decided Magistrate Browne, fining Hiba $100 and costs or 3 months, with an additional one month in jail and discharging the girl.

Day of Young Criminals "Isn't it the boys of this age that are the experienced criminals of today?" remarked Magistrate Browne when Arthur O'Reilly, 20, pleaded guilty to shopbreaking. "I don't see many of the old timers involved in big crimes nowadays."

O'Reilly alias O'Brien, who charged jointly with Gerald was H. Browne with breaking into Herman Speers' drug store on Gerrard St. E.. March 19, had admitted stealing $13.40 and a quantity of cigarettes and tobacco. He was given 60 days in the reformatory while Browne was discharged.

T. B. Horkins made a strong plea for mitigation, pointing out the accused had only been married three months and was making a determined effort to reform and live down several other convictions of theft. "He is a wanderer from Nova Scotia without guidance," he pleaded. "He was perfectly frank about it all and accepts all the responsibility."

"He has had experience In crime," his worship observed. "If it were not for counsel's plea I would be tempted to send him to the reformatory for two years: his record warrants it. There is no doubt in my mind that he was shielding this other man."

[rain-harmonia]

stop forgiving alexstrasza. come on blizzard. you can’t keep giving us characters that she’s wronged and then wave your hands and make them get along

[polysprachig]

[moe-broey]

Men only want ONE THING and it's DISGUSTING (Guy who's uour best friend who's always happy to see you who visibly lights up and sparkles when you enter the room who's comstantly looking out for you and doting on yiu just a little bit and making sure you're taken care of and who you trust so mucj so completely that you can share a bath and sleep side by side amd you'rw. Best Friwneds...)

AND YET. AND YET. Moe has something Worse than self-loathing going on. Like this is just denial at this point. And for WHAT (PSYCHOLOGICAL REASONS. IT'S SO DIRE)

[witchqueenvisenya]

ngl i don't like OR agree with ep 3 dragon eggs being THEEE dragon eggs of daenerys stormborn somehow this just has no weight and makes no sense....so....rhaena just left the eggs in pentos and took one for herself? jail time for everyone involved in this statement's existence