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The Parliament will decide your fate.
(a group of owls is called a Parliament) The last image I'll ever do without a drawing tablet, probably. #けものフレンズ
@Jusrox10 Arlesia (Armure Rose)
Arlia (Armure Blue)
Herina (Cheveux violet)
Anastasia (Mix blond/Violet)
Zukkini (Patch noir sur son œil droit)
Rukko (L'auréole)
Mezcal (Déesse de la destruction)
Palinka (Ange)
Xanelia (Méchante)
Kador (Kaioshin)
Voilà👀
@OorPatts It will be lovely to meet you. But I am not sitting out in the cauld. Blankets or no blankets. Thank you for the toon earlier this year that I gave to @SandraWhiteSNP to celebrate her coming retirement from Parliament. We loved it.
here's the first commission i did today, for lexi (@TacticalAether ) of her oc karliah
#Afghanistan prosecutors, lawyers, journalists, #women's, #HumanRights election activists, parliament members, provincial council members are all attacked by terrorists on a daily basis, said 2nd VP Sarwar Danish. Stop violence against activists! https://t.co/4EOS5TaeGg
Our final 'Shepherd' in the #nativity scene is yet another Samuel!
A skilled lawyer, this Shepherd's deafness initially stood as a barrier to his entering Parliament, but after his appointment as solicitor general, he became MP for Dorchester 1814-19 👇
https://t.co/qaEuhtL9Ol
#TodayInMystery 1688
Catholic James II/VII flees to #France after his officers defect, effectively abdicating the throne to Protestants William & Mary. The Glorious Revolution forever affirmed the primacy of #Parliament over the monarchy.
#todayinhistory #history #onthisday #otd
Joseph Mallord William Turner
The burning of the houses of Parliament 1834
16 Dec 1656: The Protectorate Parliament condemns James Nayler prophet to whipping through the streets, the pillory, tongue bored with red-hot iron & branded 'B' for blasphemy on his forehead (BM/NPG)
Karliah - Commission [1/3] for @TapDatAasimar ! #art #procreate #artwork #animalartistsunite #cat #cats
Asteria 4- Starlian Homeworld and Hades-Prima- Homeworld of the Oramaxis #RingsOfTinuris #RoTUniverse
Now at this point you're probably saying "Oh Action was brilliant: it was so violent, so shocking, it was debated in Parliament..." etc, etc.
But here's the thing...
RT @D_Profundis: #Scharf captures the rather boozy chairing ritual of Sir Francis Burdett as it headed down the Strand in #London following his election to Parliament for Westminster in the summer of 1818