The term 'Macaroni' arose mid C18th referring to wealthy men who wore elaborate clothing from their Grand Tours

Also 'Macaroni' was probably from the Macaroni Club a trendy dining society specialising in foreign food

Another portion https://t.co/1eTddTyqui

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Some C18th etchings of English pub-goers being menaced by skeletons. 💀🍻

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Harmony Cels C18

Dragon Ball Z EP 158 🔥

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Aquí está, la Androide 18 dibujada en los directos de Twitch!! ^^
Ya solo queda un fanart del reto.
Si quieres ver el proceso lo puedes encontrar aquí: https://t.co/5ryRK0FySV


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Kate Greenaway published A Apple Pie in 1886 as an illustrated rhyme book to teach children the alphabet. First mentioned in writing in 1671 by clergyman John Eachard, the rhyme is probably much older. The first printed versions appeared in the mid C18th.

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In the C18th the rhyme was published as:
The Tragical Death of A, Apple Pye Who was Cut in Pieces and Eat by 25 Gentlemen with whom All Little People Ought to be Very Well Acquainted. Capitals I & J were written the same way, so the rhyme for I came later.

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Peach, a plum with leaf & a few nuts, C18th, by (Dutch, C18th), after Michiel van Huysum. Held at the , https://t.co/vhsyWa0MEL

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A bit of light entertainment for an weekend indoors. 🐣 The have created a 'Design Your Own C18th Wig' programme and the more outrageous your the better! https://t.co/DF71EcKyfJ

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je sais, elle est de dos, mais je vous jure que c'est C18 de dragon ball Z (`∀´)Ψ

j'en ai profité pour bosser l'ombrage sur les volumes, hésitez pas à me dire si vous trouvez que ça fonctionne bien ヽ(゚Д゚)ノ

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