about question
should i start reading Assassination Classroom or should i read Wonder Cat Kyuu-chan
about retro series
On the morning of 19 May 1536, Henry VIII’s second wife, Anne Boleyn, became the first English queen to be publicly executed. Charged with adultery, incest and conspiring the king’s death, Anne was beheaded on a scaffold erected on Tower Green, within the walls of the Tower of London. Her death, says historian Suzannah Lipscomb, “is so familiar to us that it is hard to imagine how shocking it would have been”.
Anne and Henry had been married for little more than three years at the time of her death. For her, Henry had left his wife of nearly 24 years and the mother of his child (the future Mary I), and broken with the Catholic Church. By the spring of 1536, however, Henry’s affection had waned and he was hotly pursuing Anne’s lady-in-waiting, Jane Seymour.
Along with five courtiers, including Anne’s brother, George, Anne was arrested and imprisoned in the Tower of London in early May 1536. Mark Smeaton, William Brereton, Francis Weston and Henry Norris were tried and found guilty of adultery with the queen, and of conspiring the king’s death, while Anne and her brother were found guilty of high treason. By 19 May, all six convicted had been executed.
Reporting on Anne’s execution in 1536, Eustace Chapuys, the Spanish ambassador to Henry’s court, wrote: “No one ever shewed more courage or greater readiness to meet death than she did”.
Today, nearly 500 years after her execution, historians cannot agree why Anne had to die. This episode of Witness explores Anne’s final hours and considers why she was executed…
Source - https://www.historyextra.com/period/victorian/11-shocking-moments-in-history/
Anne and Henry had been married for little more than three years at the time of her death. For her, Henry had left his wife of nearly 24 years and the mother of his child (the future Mary I), and broken with the Catholic Church. By the spring of 1536, however, Henry’s affection had waned and he was hotly pursuing Anne’s lady-in-waiting, Jane Seymour.
Along with five courtiers, including Anne’s brother, George, Anne was arrested and imprisoned in the Tower of London in early May 1536. Mark Smeaton, William Brereton, Francis Weston and Henry Norris were tried and found guilty of adultery with the queen, and of conspiring the king’s death, while Anne and her brother were found guilty of high treason. By 19 May, all six convicted had been executed.
Reporting on Anne’s execution in 1536, Eustace Chapuys, the Spanish ambassador to Henry’s court, wrote: “No one ever shewed more courage or greater readiness to meet death than she did”.
Today, nearly 500 years after her execution, historians cannot agree why Anne had to die. This episode of Witness explores Anne’s final hours and considers why she was executed…
Source - https://www.historyextra.com/period/victorian/11-shocking-moments-in-history/
about retro series
Between June and September 1692, some 19 men and women were found guilty of witchcraft and executed in the small religious community of Salem, Massachusetts, in northeastern America.
A horror that shocked the world, the Salem witch trials have spawned hundreds of films, books, scholarly articles and plays, including Arthur Miller’s acclaimed 1953 work The Crucible.
The executed men and women were convicted on the spurious evidence of a group of young village girls who claimed to have been bewitched.
Paranoia, fed by ongoing family feuds and attacks by Native Americans, developed into a wave of hysteria that quickly spread throughout colonial Massachusetts. Another 150 men, women and children were accused in the spring of 1692, and were only spared the gallows by confessing.
Source - https://www.historyextra.com/period/victorian/11-shocking-moments-in-history/
A horror that shocked the world, the Salem witch trials have spawned hundreds of films, books, scholarly articles and plays, including Arthur Miller’s acclaimed 1953 work The Crucible.
The executed men and women were convicted on the spurious evidence of a group of young village girls who claimed to have been bewitched.
Paranoia, fed by ongoing family feuds and attacks by Native Americans, developed into a wave of hysteria that quickly spread throughout colonial Massachusetts. Another 150 men, women and children were accused in the spring of 1692, and were only spared the gallows by confessing.
Source - https://www.historyextra.com/period/victorian/11-shocking-moments-in-history/
about discord server
Like it was either meh or just bad (to you)?
I’ll go first:
Yuri on Ice is like a 6/10, fam. It was average, I wouldn’t call it good or bad though.
I’ll go first:
Yuri on Ice is like a 6/10, fam. It was average, I wouldn’t call it good or bad though.
about needing therapy
TW(?): mentions of blood
You’re walking alone. At midnight. Why? Because you’re an idiot, idk.
Anyway—
You find a woman laying limp on the empty road. Her blouse is stained red. Possibly the victim of a hit-and-run. She has nothing valuable on her person. Possibly the victim of a robber/theif. You’re the only person around, making you suspicious. You check her pulse. She’s unconscious— not dead.
What do you do?
a.) take her to the nearest hospital (on foot)— two hours away
b.) call an ambulance
c.) walk past her :0
d.) drag her body and throw it in a dumpster (you good?)
e.) eat her (okay, we get it. u watch Tokyo Ghoul and AOT.)
f.) kick her cuz ur bored
g.) steal someone’s car and drive her to the hospital
h.) take her to your home (creepy asf)
i.) Make up your own option.
REMINDER: You don’t have a vehicle.
NOTE: You’re in America. Ambulances are expensive.
NOTE: The only thing on you is your phone.
NOTE: Your phone is at 9%
You’re walking alone. At midnight. Why? Because you’re an idiot, idk.
Anyway—
You find a woman laying limp on the empty road. Her blouse is stained red. Possibly the victim of a hit-and-run. She has nothing valuable on her person. Possibly the victim of a robber/theif. You’re the only person around, making you suspicious. You check her pulse. She’s unconscious— not dead.
What do you do?
a.) take her to the nearest hospital (on foot)— two hours away
b.) call an ambulance
c.) walk past her :0
d.) drag her body and throw it in a dumpster (you good?)
e.) eat her (okay, we get it. u watch Tokyo Ghoul and AOT.)
f.) kick her cuz ur bored
g.) steal someone’s car and drive her to the hospital
h.) take her to your home (creepy asf)
i.) Make up your own option.
REMINDER: You don’t have a vehicle.
NOTE: You’re in America. Ambulances are expensive.
NOTE: The only thing on you is your phone.
NOTE: Your phone is at 9%
about retro series
During Pope Gregory IX’s term, he declared that cats were associated with devil worship, resulting in their mass extermination.
Ironically, it is believed that this large-scale expunging of felines helped to spread the Bubonic Plague, which ravaged Europe in the 1300s and killed over a hundred million people. No cats meant the rat population (which carried the plague) ran wild.
Source - https://twentytwowords.com/insanely-creepy-historical-facts-they-never-taught-you-in-school/
Ironically, it is believed that this large-scale expunging of felines helped to spread the Bubonic Plague, which ravaged Europe in the 1300s and killed over a hundred million people. No cats meant the rat population (which carried the plague) ran wild.
Source - https://twentytwowords.com/insanely-creepy-historical-facts-they-never-taught-you-in-school/
about read wattpad bxb stories
they can be from:
Death Note
Great Pretender
Banana Fish
Naruto (and Naruto Shippuden)
Demon Slayer
Yona of the Dawn
Violet Evergarden
My Hero Academia (manga preferably)
or just some random art
ty in advance
Death Note
Great Pretender
Banana Fish
Naruto (and Naruto Shippuden)
Demon Slayer
Yona of the Dawn
Violet Evergarden
My Hero Academia (manga preferably)
or just some random art
ty in advance
about retro series
This case of star-crossed lovers got weird fast. In fourteenth-century Portugal, the king’s son, Don Pedro, fell in love with Inês de Castro. There were only a couple of problems with this: for one, his father, King Afonso IV, did not approve, because Inês was illegitimate.
For another, Don Pedro was married. His father had arranged for him to marry a noblewoman named Constanza. Inês was Constanza’s lady-in-waiting. When Don Pedro refused to stop seeing her, the king had her killed.
When Don Pedro acceded to the throne two years later, he exhumed her body, had it clothed in royal dress, and “crowned” her queen. According to historical legend, he made the other nobles all kiss her hand as a sign of their devotion. These are the history questions everyone gets wrong.
Source - https://www.rd.com/list/disturbing-history-facts/
For another, Don Pedro was married. His father had arranged for him to marry a noblewoman named Constanza. Inês was Constanza’s lady-in-waiting. When Don Pedro refused to stop seeing her, the king had her killed.
When Don Pedro acceded to the throne two years later, he exhumed her body, had it clothed in royal dress, and “crowned” her queen. According to historical legend, he made the other nobles all kiss her hand as a sign of their devotion. These are the history questions everyone gets wrong.
Source - https://www.rd.com/list/disturbing-history-facts/
about being a fucking edgelord
about question
banana slugs have their dicks on their heads?
imagine how that goes :D
imagine how that goes :D
about retro series
At the time the mortality rate was so high that doctors weren’t always present to make sure the patient was actually dead, so witnesses would often take the apparent lack of breathing or a pulse as enough of a confirmation.
The problem got so bad that people started taking additional measures to make sure the corpse was dead before burying them, including shouting in their ear, sticking needles under their toenails, and whipping them with nettles.
In Germany they went a step further, and set up ‘hospitals for the dead’ to observe the rotting process before the bodies were buried. Some of these were around till the 1950s!
Source - https://www.buzzfeed.com/valezabakolli/disturbing-historical-facts
The problem got so bad that people started taking additional measures to make sure the corpse was dead before burying them, including shouting in their ear, sticking needles under their toenails, and whipping them with nettles.
In Germany they went a step further, and set up ‘hospitals for the dead’ to observe the rotting process before the bodies were buried. Some of these were around till the 1950s!
Source - https://www.buzzfeed.com/valezabakolli/disturbing-historical-facts
about needing therapy
TW: murder, blood, a knife, alcohol (is this a trigger? idk)
You are standing over the corpse of a middle aged man, AKA your dad. YOU stabbed him. Not in cold blood, but in self defense. He had returned home drunk and angry after having a fight with his superior at work. One thing led to another and after destroying furniture he directs his anger at you. Since you value your life, you run into the kitchen and grab a knife. We both know what happened after that.
You don’t feel any sense of guilt or remorse.
The only people in the house are you, your (now dead) father, and the tabby cat— Munchkin. Your mother is out at her sister’s house.
You hear Munchkin’s meows and give her a can of tuna, ignoring the blood on your sweater and the knife you dropped next to the corpse.
After that, you grab your iPhone and dial a number.
~
Who are you calling?
You are standing over the corpse of a middle aged man, AKA your dad. YOU stabbed him. Not in cold blood, but in self defense. He had returned home drunk and angry after having a fight with his superior at work. One thing led to another and after destroying furniture he directs his anger at you. Since you value your life, you run into the kitchen and grab a knife. We both know what happened after that.
You don’t feel any sense of guilt or remorse.
The only people in the house are you, your (now dead) father, and the tabby cat— Munchkin. Your mother is out at her sister’s house.
You hear Munchkin’s meows and give her a can of tuna, ignoring the blood on your sweater and the knife you dropped next to the corpse.
After that, you grab your iPhone and dial a number.
~
Who are you calling?
about first yaoi
spotify playlists? i don’t know what to listen to these days
anime openings are cool too, i prefer openings liek the first noragami one and the first banana fish one
ty
anime openings are cool too, i prefer openings liek the first noragami one and the first banana fish one
ty
about retro series
The remains were most commonly ground up into a fine powder that could be made into pills or stirred into drinks like hot chocolate! People thought that ingesting a certain part of the body would help to cure illnesses in that part of
their own, for example crushed skull powder was believed to cure headaches.
Mummy remains were particularly valued as remedies – in fact, there are so few mummies these days precisely because of this high demand for human flesh at the time.
Source - https://www.buzzfeed.com/valezabakolli/disturbing-historical-facts
their own, for example crushed skull powder was believed to cure headaches.
Mummy remains were particularly valued as remedies – in fact, there are so few mummies these days precisely because of this high demand for human flesh at the time.
Source - https://www.buzzfeed.com/valezabakolli/disturbing-historical-facts
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So you SEE,
i just need an illegal anime site that doesn’t have too much ads bc it’s so FUCKING ANNOYING when i’m in the middle of watching and all of the sudden Vanessa who is 10 miles away and wants to have sex pops up on MY SCREEN
i just need an illegal anime site that doesn’t have too much ads bc it’s so FUCKING ANNOYING when i’m in the middle of watching and all of the sudden Vanessa who is 10 miles away and wants to have sex pops up on MY SCREEN
about question
read this manga
it’s ongoing with 9 chapters
http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/kamisama_no_uroko/
and if u someone finish it all feel free to give ur opinion on it.
it’s ongoing with 9 chapters
http://www.mangago.me/read-manga/kamisama_no_uroko/
and if u someone finish it all feel free to give ur opinion on it.
about using mangago
if i see one more of u pedos-in-denial i’m going to murder someone.
when tf are y’all gonna learn “the age consent in Japan is 13” is NOT a valid excuse to read shit about a literal child getting fucked. 13 is a fucking middle schooler/highschool freshman WAKE TF UP
if u still don’t see the problem and think “it’s just fiction” ur a literal pedophile.
it is NEVER okay to see a kid/minor make out with an adult
when tf are y’all gonna learn “the age consent in Japan is 13” is NOT a valid excuse to read shit about a literal child getting fucked. 13 is a fucking middle schooler/highschool freshman WAKE TF UP
if u still don’t see the problem and think “it’s just fiction” ur a literal pedophile.
it is NEVER okay to see a kid/minor make out with an adult
you get bored so u decide to search “fasting” in the urban dictionary (even though u already know what it means) but u accidentally replace the “a” with an “i”, so now you’ve searched “fisting”.
anyway wtf
anyway wtf