As we draw nearer to the (link below), today's featured Harold is 's Harold Gets Screen Time, a hilariously subversive entry: a thread (1/3)
https://t.co/4ixrShSkyR

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aaaah i hope u can get it in great condition!! and HOLY FUCK SDFHDFHSDKLF HAROLD omg i love this yes pls all the meeeemes, i mostly only have a couple of those glorious hank hill edits

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Good morning Michael & thanks for the RT this morning. Here's one which I hope you'll like which will also be in our show from 11/09/21-08/01/22. This is "St Mark's Church (from Wick Lane)" by Harold Steggles from 1932.

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In honor of the upcoming (link below), I'm starting a series showcasing some of the coolest Harolds I've ever seen, farmed from last year's Harold Jam.

Today's featured Harold is from Hollow Ruins by !

https://t.co/J7VJDOe4ME

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They’re gay, Harold!! ❤️💙

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DEATH BATTLE! Emplemon VS Harold Squarepants

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✨Commission✨
Cartoony style commission for

His OC Harold again in troubles XD

I hope you like it

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A page from my most recent released title on Amazon “Wonka Mania: Freak-Out (3).” This is the part where Frank loses his patience while trying to track the location of his friend Harold Curtis, whose been kidnapped for ransom.

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Felicitaciones Haroldsitooo 🎉🎉🎉🎉

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I draw Harold again~ Why not?! 💖✨💖

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Commission for of his OC Harold ✨

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Harold - Fallout

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wanted to draw a maskless ace from but the awkward smile maded him look like hide the pain harold

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Second batch of Art Fight attacks, this time some cute fur babies!

Harold for @/1schaudenfruede1
Cherry for
Minge for @/CupidAiko
Stitches for

Hope you enjoy!
Art Fight Profile: https://t.co/1Sgrlq0xDj

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1809 Byron and Hobhouse land at Lisbon at the start of their European tour. Byron records his first sight of the city in Childe Harold's Pilgrimage

"What beauties doth Lisboa first unfold!
Her image floating on that noble tide,
Which poets vainly pave with sands of gold"

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Harold Norse (July 6, 1916 – June 8, 2009) created a body of work in the idiom of everyday language and images. An expatriate of the Beat generation, his writing was widely published and anthologized.
https://t.co/Dj599sh31k

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English aristocrat and philanthropist Mary, Countess of Harold (1701-1785), best known for being involved in establishing the Foundling Hospital for abandoned children and financially supporting several charities, almshouses and a school for poor children

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poem is harold pinter's "death (births and registration act 1953)" [2/3]

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