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Britain's model alarmist has become a laughing stock around the world.
https://t.co/tuPWZC528P

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In general, this is the last battle of America and Great Britain, after which America gained independence. And yes, he's got a pendant with a photo of his mother.


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Excalibur (2019)
The Otherworld is at war and Captain Britain holds the amulet, fighting for Avalon with Rogue, Gambit, Rictor, Jubilee and Apocalypse. Writer Tini Howard’s dialogue-drenched script didn’t demystify the premise. I do love Marcus To & Erick Arciniega’s art. 3/5

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Pukumon
(Puku: Japanese onomatopoeia for inflating)
Mutant
Attacks:
Needle Squall
Britain Punch

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Day 4: Shug Monkey (Great Britain)
I had a busy day today so I had to rush but this one was fun! Caught him mid yawn! lol
I know I have to work on my dynamic poses n all 😓

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Nothing to see here. Just Betsy catching up on backstory while on the couch watching Ted Koppel on ABC news.

(X-Men vs Avengers 1987)

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America: we have superheroes comics
Britain: We have a fucking monster shark who goes after corrupt and greedy businessmen comics

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"Dance...?" She is no stranger to the idea as it seems common place among the children of Britannia and others. However, Boudica was not well versed in the art. "Hmm. With all the different types of music I am sure it must be fun, but there may be a problem." A soft sigh passes- https://t.co/7zd1JyhQZh

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2 May 1636: Thomas Howard 2nd Earl of Arundel arrives at There he recruits Wenceslaus Hollar (BM) They arrive in in December. Hollar’s many images make up a large part of our visual vocabulary of early modern Britain & Ireland

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Why are hounds such a recurring theme in Britain? https://t.co/9L33J65C7E

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"Lelouch vi Britannia commands you, obey me subjects, obey me world!"
I tried out some new things during this, had so much fun, but 5 more fanart still await; next is Illidan.
I'm open for suggestions!

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My book Manliness in Britain: 1760–1900: Bodies, emotion, and material culture has literally just been published BUT YOU CAN DOWNLOAD IT FOR FREE! https://t.co/aB9t6MdU9V
This is thx to making scholarly content temporarily available for free during Covid19

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"You Romans never saw us as people. We were always something beneath them. Something to be crushed, but no more! The hate, the sorrow, and pain of Britannia flow through my veins! Bastard! I will be ending things by my own hands. Then come at me! I am no coward!" https://t.co/1PWSsQu8Fi

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"Mongrel? What is next barbarian? The word your people loved to use to speak down to my people? To the people of Britannia!? Then just like I did then I will endure the humiliation and pain for my people. THE SUFFERING YOU INFLICT ON ME IS NOTHING COMPARED TO WHAT HAS BEEN DONE!" https://t.co/ocTId4wD1B

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🖋️H.M. Bateman: The Late Arrivals, The Tatler, 3 December 1922. In a Royal Society of Arts lecture in 1949, Bateman first promoted the idea of a museum of cartoon art in Britain, a dream his daughter Diana (a founder of the Cartoon Art Trust) did much to realise.

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