amdiamanti
@amdiamanti
Armchair historian, lawyer by trade. Assume sarcasm unless otherwise indicated.
You can see them in there puttering around during the day as well. I took this photo in 2012.
Another plug for the 1996 BBC version: this scene is perfectly rendered as borderline slapstick.
As a certified GoldenGirlsologist, I can confidently state Blanche never wore that outfit. But Michael did set the standard for this European cut.
Just stop. There are few people more "establishment" than the Pod Save bros and the DSCC. www.mainepublic.org/politics/202...
Matt will never give up on believing whatever bullshit a rich white asshole is selling.
“Everyone loves a good shit on my wife joke. Bringing it home with a good field marshal joke will make you a legend. Now go in there and make it happen.”
The greatest mystery of my childhood was how Joe Itsuzu ended up as the neighbor on Empty Nest.
Not so much a question but hopefully a fun exercise for you: A thread of your top all-time male style icons (dead or alive, any era) and why. Accompanying pics always appreciated, and no worries if this is too much of a time suck.
It could be as simple as people not hearing what they don't want to hear. He sold himself as the great manly white working class hope in the beginning who saw right through Collins, and maybe it's just too hard right now to accept it's not true.
But the NEED for a second front was known and already an objective in 1942, a few months after the US entered the war. But it had to wait until the Allies were in better shape to succeed. They couldn't pull off D-Day UNTIL Germany was weak enough, but still looked like this:
The fuck indeed. Completely assbackward thinking. D-Day took over a year to plan and execute. The plan to launch was first conceived in May 1943, when Europe looked like this, BEFORE the Battle of Stalingrad and BEFORE Italy flipped: