Komm' auf mein Begräbnis, und, dann wirst Du auf meinem Grabstein tanzen. Prussia (ˈprʌʃə), never to be confused with Russia (unless you want a jackboot in the face), was a pissed-off and usually very angry Teutonic state in Northern Europe that no longer exists except as a state of mind. Forged from a mixture of Protestant work-ethic and militarism, Prussians were so tough that the terrified, fleeing peoples whose lands bordered theirs widely believed they were hatched from cannonballs. When dealing with them, just remember: "Never piss off a Prussian." [[ Independent RP blog for the character Prussia, Gilbert Beilschmidt, from the webcomic and series Axis Powers Hetalia. I will RP all time frames, including Teutonic, Dutchy, Kingdom, WWI & WWII periods, Iron Curtain (GDR) and modern day Prussia. Lit is preferred, and don't be scared to message me for an RP! ]] Current Magic Anon Status: None. Active on Tumblr since May 2011-ish, but has been played since some time in 2008.
That. That doesn’t even make sense. What is the joke. I don’t get it.
You know, why are you even still alive, you don’t legally exist on the map. And you can talk about my “weirdass blood problem” all you like but you’re literally the colour of paper.
Oh. Oh. Yes, that is not the best of ideas. He is a little too stiff and his voice can get really loud which can intimidate people if they are not used to it. But Ludwig is good at heart, so we should have more faith in him! To get it right.
I know it seems like a terrible situation, but there’s nothing we can do. We can’t run from our responsibilities. I think this is a positive step in becoming better men.
[ Feliciano is more than glad to help himself as he stuffs his face with cheese, cheese being the one item of food that is in every other Italian dish regardless. ]
What was an awful idea?
[ He smiles at Gilbert with his mouth full of food. ]
I believe I’ve been reading for far too long, I’ve lost sense of time. It hasn’t been that long, has it? I’m sorry if it appeared rude, I don’t normally have many guests over, anyway.