A Eugene Of Savoy And The First Philippe Ever Drawn I Think

a eugene of savoy and the first philippe ever drawn i think

do not ask why eugene is 👉👈 i was probably high while drawing that

antebellum jumpscare

old jamesborough art

Twitter postin'.

so these guys huh

GIRL YOU CAN'T SNATCH MY STUART ADDICITON LIKE THAT :OO Anyways ty for tagging me!! ummm uhhh oh god what am i supposed to think of

Microbiology. Mainly immune system related things! Man I love them little critters fighting for my life and the pathogens they be beating.

Chemistry. This is all thanks to my wonderful chemistry teacher. Shoutout to him! Ptable is my love and joy forever :D

Hohenzollern family from the Great Elector to Frederick the Great. SO MUCH to talk about.

CHARLES TALBOT DUKE OF SHREWSBURY I LOVE HIM I LOVE HIM SO MUCH

Gonna add a Charles I era to Radegonde's Stuarts.

All this includes AUs of them teehee

Anyways fellas its up to u @lil-als, @dustzvacuumcleaner, @opalite-illusions, @corruptballin

List 5 topics you can talk on for an hour without preparing any material.

Thank you for tagging me @the-20th-century-girl!

1. Palaeontology: I didn't get a PhD for nothing and even though it's been years since my thesis defense, I'm sure I could still do the full presentation without preparation. I dedicated three years of my life to this (ten if you count my bachelor's and master's degrees as well) and I certainly don't mind talking about this childhood dream of mine or the issues surrounding academia, especially here in Germany.

2. Ghosts and anything Six Idiots related: the Six Idiots have been such a huge part of my life for the last few years even my family now knows who I'm talking about when I mention Thomas lol. They're lucky the original Ghosts isn't on TV here or I definitely would have made them watch it with me (on that note, I made my dad watch Bill last year and he enjoyed it!).

3. The Lord of the Rings: the films and then the books changed my life 23 years ago and if prompted, I will happily discuss why the Eagles were not the solution to the ring problem and why the Silmarillion is absolutely incredible and not dry and boring at all. Oh, and don't get me started on the musical or I will lament for an hour about the Springle Ring not being on the cast recording.

4. Survival stories: Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 is just the latest in a line of survival stories that I have been fascinated by over the years. I'm sure I could talk about it for an hour alone but there's also the Franklin Expedition, the Donner Party, the Endurance Expedition, the Terra Nova Expedition, the Batavia shipwreck ... I think you get my point. There is just something about humans facing such extremes adversities and, if they're lucky, rising above them that I find deeply touching.

5. Animals in captivity: a few years ago, the documentary Blackfish opened my eyes to all the issues surrounding animals in captivity. I will never forget the pictures of Orca teeth being so far eroded that you can see the root canal or that one time my palaeo prof took one look at a skeleton and promptly asked if the specimen came from a zoo because he could immediately tell by the deformed bones and worn teeth. I don't try to convince people not to go to zoos because it's none of my business to tell them how to live their lives but if asked I do tell them why I don't visit those places anymore in the hopes that they too will realise that a fun day out for them is a lifetime of miserable imprisonment for the animals they claim to love.

Honorable mention goes to History because I have been fascinated by a wide range of historical topics over the years (the Pacific theatre of war, Chernobyl and nuclear power, the Plague, Napoleonic Wars, Ancient Rome, mountaineering history, medical history ...) and could talk about any of them for hours if prompted.

Tagging @amalthea9, @professorlehnsherr-almashy and @ginevralinton but no pressure!