- Najlepsze Shipy W Sztuce S Pomidzy @vikkicomics A @polsterreich .

- Najlepsze shipy w sztuce są pomiędzy @vikkicomics a @polsterreich .

- Zuzanna lubi je tylko jesienią, w Oktoberfest.

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Idk, how to explain that... This refence to a famous quote from "Stawka Większa Niż Życie" ("More Than Life At Stake") tv series was the main thing that appeared in my head, when i wanted to say something creative... Hans Kloss would be proud! XD Oh, well, nevermind...

Happy Oktoberfest!

Siegfried and Fritz are enjoying a fresh Apfelschorle in the Alps, with Julia and Vincent in the background

Siegfried, Vincent, the apples, barrels and cannon by @vikkicomics. Fritz, Julia and the background by @polsterreich.

CATS IN ART / sketches from life by shen zhou (ca. 1427–1509) / relaxation (al istirkha’) by inji efflatoun (c. 1950s) / the cat talked by midori yamada (2011) / cats on a red cloth by franz marc (c. 1909–10) / sarcophagus of prince thutmose’s cat (ca. 1400 BCE) / contentment by henriette ronner-knip (1900) / sleeping cat by claude monet (1896) / mademoiselle julie manet with cat by auguste renoir (1887) / tomb of may (ca. 1500 BCE)

this is amazing 🐈 ♥️♥️

You're welcome! ;)

And, tbh, i think this actor, who plays Manny here is much more similar to him than any of the actors, who played MvR in "normal" fabular movies... :)

Once, when i talked with my Grandma about Red Baron, she already knew some things about him, but was not sure about how he actually looked like. So i've shown her this pic (it was the first pic that appeared, when i googled him). And then, my Grandma's very first reaction were those words: "Oh, you see? He had feminine shape of his body! Really! Such wide hips and thick thighs, especially in proportions to his waist! Like a female! But his face still looks manly! He was also short, probably...". And i was like: "Eeee... What??? Ooh!!!... You're totally right! Oh, nooooo...!". Then rest of my family agreed... My siblings even said that it's very noticable... And since then i cannot unsee this... Well, thank you, my family...

Manfred von Richthofen, officer, aviator, Germany - in front of the the remains of an adverse plane, 1917