Act 2 of Princess Ida in a nutshell:
Hilarion & Florian: CYRIL, NO!
Cyril: CYRIL YES.
Literally anyone in any conversation:
“Very much”
*syfled sob*
*room turns to see me, head in hands, weeping bitterly*
“For god’s sake what? Are you alright?
“He used to say ‘very much’”
So that when my grandchildren say: ‘Grandpa, have you ever cut anyone’s ear off?’ I shall be able to say ‘Yes, Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff’s.’
Yearly reminder that in 1605, Catholics legally couldn’t purchase gunpowder.
Furthermore, gunpowder could only be bought from the Tower of London, and every time gunpowder was bought from there it would be kept in a record. Now the records for all the surrounding years can be traced, yet the records for 1605 are mysteriously absent.
I’m not saying the Gunpowder Plot was a Protestant conspiracy, but I’m not saying the Gunpowder Plot wasn’t a Protestant conspiracy.
A Protestant plot to scare king James out of his increasing tendency towards religious tolerance? HENSE THE CATHOLIC GUY FAWLKS, TRICKED INTO BELIEVING HIMSELF THE MASTERMIND?
THE GIVEAWAY! THE ARREST! THE PUNISHMENT!
If so, we’ve motive and method-but what of suspect? Who was the Protestant behind the Catholic behind the plot?
been reading the three musketeers
You can’t convince me this isn’t Lord Peter and Harriet in Wilvercombe.
Norma Shearer and Leslie Howard in Clarence Brown’s A Free Soul (1931).
I’d be unstoppable if I were good at things.
-Lady Catherine de Bourgh (Volume 2, Chapter 8)
in honor of Trafalgar Day I think we should have those shirts that they have for St. Patrick’s day but like this
Excellent idea. Five stars.
Obligatory Admiral Collingwood appreciation post.
Organised the fleet after the battle, how do you even manage that especially with the massive storm.
This little man deserves… nay, requires a greater deal of recognition.
Nobody is spared. You WILL hear about the Battle of Trafalgar.
Me, every day of the year:
Everyone I speak to:
Oh, don’t do this to me.
Oh good lord…