#the bowlers

[hedgehogofspades]

Guy who gets his nipple chain pulled

[nfllivescores]

Root & Brook hit centuries as England near 500

Root & Brook In a spectacular display of batting prowess, Joe Root and Harry Brook both scored centuries to propel England towards a near 500 total on Day 2 of the ongoing Test match against [opponent] at [venue]. Their partnership, which showcased skill, resilience, and an unrelenting approach to batting, helped the English team build a formidable total as they look to take control of the…

[latelierderiot]

i had to get this one out of my system | 💀🧼

[mashbrainrot]

get him

[daguerreotyping]

Cabinet card of two gentlemen and their absolutely delightful double-walking-stick-wielding dog, c. 1890s

[frmulcahy]

Good Omens S2 AU where everything is exactly the same except the copy of the Good Omens book that Gabriel finds is like the version that I have with little drawings at the beginning of chapters including this silly one of Crowley on the first page:

[willyonilly]

did you guys know i can paint too

[baltharino]

The Adventures of Brisco County Jr. 1x17 - "The Fountain of Youth"

[cantheykillmacbeth]

Could Goncharov kill Macbeth?

Okay, I'm really glad you brought this up, since this is a topic that has... kind of come up before on this blog (See: Steven Universe, Zagreus from Hades) but not exactly so I think this is a great moment to address it:

I think that if being a C-section baby counted towards the Unconventional Birth Clause for MacDuff, then it should count for it when a character is delivered posthumously. Since Goncharov is this sort of situation, with his mother Viktoria having died during childbirth (the wording implies that she died slightly before childbirth, but either way it is explicitly said she died in the hospital), he would count towards the Unconventional Birth Clause.

As for the Gender Clause, I know someone is going to bring this up, so let me make this clear: Goncharov saying "I can no longer look in the mirror and see a man" in the balcony scene with Andrey is just him dramatically saying that he is disgusted with who he has become at that point in the movie. He's not saying that he's trans, he's saying that he's a monster/inhuman. You can headcanon this however you want, but the fact of the matter is that in canon, he's just saying he can't live with himself after what he did to Antonio. So, no, Goncharov does not apply for the Gender Clause.

So, long story short: Yes, Lo Straniero aka Goncharov from the eponymous Goncharov (1973) could kill Macbeth!

He applies for the Unconventional Birth Clause.

Thank you for your submission!

[olliesaur-official]

time for another random poll!

[jjoneechan]

🍃Theftshrubbery Classics Collab🍃

My piece for @theftshrubbery #classicscollab thank you for hosting such a wonderful opportunity to grow my skills! 🫶

Alts and the original piece is ‘Chez le Père Lathuille’; oil on canvas (1879) by French painter Édouard Manet ✨

[thatsbelievable]

[wedgeantill]

2024 Halloween Marathon ↳ Umma (2022)

[edwards-exploit]

human au doodle dump

[khaohomies]

I’m suck at managing my canvas space🤯

So uh… some humanized designs I’ve been cooking, In my Thomas era 3.0!!!🚂

[sitting-on-me-bum]

A shy bank vole at the entrance to a pipe on the edge of a woodland pool, in Corwen, north Wales. At only 4in long, it’s one of our smallest vole species

Photograph: Richard Bowler/SWNS