prinxess

no one can take ur swag digital diary

[tenderlywicked]

James Moriarty, being flexible in all regards :)

[cuntbitchandthebottlemen]

he's soooo boyfriend here

[jimmythecookiemonster]

"i asked chatgpt..."

well i asked the spirit of eoin mcgonigal and he said he missed the fog and the water and the fish and most of all paddy mayne

[thesullengrrrl]

bill fraser you are like a friend to me and like you I've Had Enough in my workplace too

[alatarielqueen]

[withers-sas-dog]

Letter from Lieutenant Colonel Blair 'Paddy' Mayne, wartime SAS commander, to Major Harry Poat, one of his deputies in 1 SAS.

From Damien Lewis's book & Facebook

[jimmythecookiemonster]

SAS: Rogue Heroes (2022)

[beemaya]

Having Augustin ask Paddy about love while Paddy stares at the piano he got because of Eoin was an insane choice.

[kuqkah]

They are very special to me btw

[bachaboska]

SAS Rogue Heroes text posts #12

[web-gottt]

my loves!!

[brinkoftheabyss]

The SAS editing bug has taken over me once again

[finiteuniverse13]

Inspired by @just-barrow's shitposts

[jimmythecookiemonster]

SAS: Rogue Heroes (2022–)

[simplealice0]

[beemaya]

Call me paddy mayne the way I forget to breathe every time someone mentions the irish catholic boy who's buried in the desert.

[soiruntotheriver]

One of my favorite bits of Paddy lore that I've found whilst researching for my fic is a story that journalist Mary Kenny tells about Paddy being drinking buddies with her hot brother, Carlos:

"On one of their many benders together Paddy Blair Mayne – sitting at the wheel of his sports car – leaned over and tried to kiss Carlos, who was a handsome-looking fellow. In rebuff, Carlos turned around and slugged Blair Mayne. Next morning, in the throes of the usual remorseful hangover, he clapped his hand to his brow in horror: “Oh my God, I slugged Paddy Blair Mayne! How could I?” Blair Mayne could have garroted my brother with one twist of his wrist.

But no: Blair Mayne was crestfallen with apologies, and pleaded forgiveness for making such a pass. “Actually,” Carlos told me, “he was a gentleman about it. He was a gay man. He tried it on. When I decked him, he literally took it on the chin.” They resumed their boozing [...] Carlos always talked affectionately about Paddy Blair Mayne, and towards the end of his own life, nostalgically recalled their rambunctious weekends together. “You should write a biography,” I urged my brother. No, he said, he didn’t want to be “disloyal”. Blair Mayne’s sexual orientation was never accepted by his family (he was one of seven children, and had a “formidable” mother). But eventually history tells the whole story of a man’s life and times, and more than sixty years after his death it has now emerged in all its complexity."

[gaypiratesandangels]

https://mary-kenny.com/2016/12/05/the-ruthless-ulsterman-and-war-hero-and-my-brothers-boozing-pal/