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almost home
KIROKAZE
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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
JBB: An Artblog!
we're not kids anymore.
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Cosmic Funnies
One Nice Bug Per Day
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okay, i'd like to talk about ireland
specifically i'd like to talk about the irish language,
and how important it is that it is kept alive.
gaeilge has been consistently stripped from irish people, starting in 1367 with the statute of kilkenny. this law made it illegal for native irish people to speak their language when interacting with english colonists.
in 1537, the statute of ireland – an act for the english order habit and language made it illegal for gaeilge to be spoken in courts, which was followed by further legislation in 1541, which banned the use of gaeilge in areas of ireland which were then under english rule.
the administration of justice (language) act (ireland) was passed in 1737, which not only banned the use of gaeilge in courtrooms, but also prohibited the completion of legal documentation in gaeilge and imposed a financial penalty of £20 (equivalent to £3,800 today) each time gaeilge was spoken in court. this caused many people who only spoke gaeilge to be wrongly accused and incarcerated, as they could not defend themselves in court.
this act was only abolished in the north of ireland in 2022.
today, only 40 percent of residents of ireland speak gaeilge, with 25 percent of those saying that they never spoke it. (based on a study done in april 2022)
Somewhere, anywhere, nowhere
Study of an Angel from Paradise Lost. 1867. Alexandre Cabanel French 1823-1889. drawing. http://hadrian6.tumblr.com
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Kirill Semenovich
“Common people”, project about closeted Ukrainian gays © Anton Shebetko
Pam Grier circa (1973)
Dryad. Andrew Wyeth
Saint Sebastian. 17th.century. Bolognese School. oil/canvas. Sotheby's April 2026. http://hadrian6.tumblr.com
Say Say Say (1/3)
Albert Fennar, Untitled, 1964
Hồ Chí Minh City (Sài Gòn), Việt Nam. 2025.
Kayama Matazo, Frozen Forest
People in the UK especially, please don't give your ID to Spotify
I think the people insisting that other fans of this show, who have been with Aziraphale and Crowley through 6000 years of history, be satisfied with the ending, need to think a little harder about why in this currently very tumultuous political climate for LGBT people, such a well known and seemingly unabashed queer love story reverting to the "sacrificial gays" trope and not including so much as a peck is, in fact, extremely alarming
