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🟪William Afton e Henry Emily🟧

Criadores da maior franquia de pizza do mundo

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This is a guess, how does William Merritt Chase look? Thanks,

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Looks like crêped up on us!

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🥞 William Scott, Still Life 1973

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"Beside the old hall-fire—upon my nurse's knee,

Of happy fairy days—what tales were told to me!"

-Fairy Days by William Makepeace Thackeray(1811-1863)

Illustration:Helen Marry Jacobs,#FairyTaleTuesday.

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Happy March! Can’t think of a better way to ring in the month than with these poolside William Grimes portraits taken at Harlow’s Beverly Glen home in March 1934. (Thread)

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I’m never going to beat Elden Ring if I can’t even make it past the character creator. Decided to make the entire lineup of DethKlok. First up: William Murderface!

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https://t.co/Ki03CW1ql7
Historical medieval fiction. Ela of Salisbury, wife to William Longsword, King John's half-brother. As a child, she was Lionheart's ward & met his mother, Eleanor of Aquitaine. Ela, too, grew to be a powerful woman, Countess & Sheriff.

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William would shrink you down to the size of a flea >:3c

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Happy 100th to MAD visionary damage to me continue to be irreparable…

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"Daffodils take the winds of March with beauty."
William Shakespeare
Artist: Teresa Ascone

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I got probably my best Birthday present ever from my wife and Kent Williams My Teady was bought for me the day I was born at the hospital and is the only thing I have from my childhood.

I have this piece on the wall next to my computer where I work.

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//needle

there should be more mad scientist william afton

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I made William playable there,, this is the most similar I can do... It's hard since it was generated by an AI

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Testing out Procreate with William doodle 🏈🏈

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Jolly Jackrabbits: Celebrating March 1st with depictions of these long-eared lovelies: Lewis Carroll's 'March Hare' by John Tenniel (1865) & Arthur Rackham (1907) and terrific tiles by William de Morgan (1880s)

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'A Corner of the Tamar Valley.'  Harold Hitchcock's work falls recognisably into the English romantic tradition of William Blake and Samuel Palmer; sometimes slipping freely between the extremes of the French 17thC classicist Claude Lorraine and a touch of 20thC surrealism.

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