lowkey been very shy about posting art on here if its not ii related but oh well...i should have more freedom!!!! heres BFPOR gijinkas. the show made by the inanimate comics guy and the five bfdi voice actor
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lowkey been very shy about posting art on here if its not ii related but oh well...i should have more freedom!!!! heres BFPOR gijinkas. the show made by the inanimate comics guy and the five bfdi voice actor
HAPPY 10TH BIRTHDAY, BFPO!!
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This is genuinely the funniest object show I have EVER seen. I will be donating to the Kickstarter if I can
I have a very special place in my heart for this show. Every single episode.
HAPPY TEN YEARS!
This is also inspired by kei's 10th anniversary Miku illustration (I'll also put under the break)
some lazy doodles are under the line break
"Army Dreamers" is a song by Kate Bush from her 1980 album Never for Ever, It was a top 20 hit in her native UK. The tune is in the style of a waltz, which marks a change from Bush's previous singles.
She wrote the song about the effects of war and and from the point of view of a mother who grieves for her young adult son who was killed while in the military. Although Kate adopted an Irish accent for the song, it wasn't specifically about the then-ongoing conflict in Northern Ireland. That's why she referenced the BFPO (British Forces Post Office) in the lyrics – "to try and broaden it." She told Zigzag magazine: "The Irish accent was important because the treatment of the song is very traditional, and the Irish would always use their songs to tell stories. There's something about an Irish accent that's very vulnerable, very poetic, and so by singing it in that accent it comes across in a different way. But the song’s also meant to cover areas like Germany, especially with the kids that get killed doing maneuvers, not even in action. I'm not slagging off the Army, it's just so sad that there are kids who have no O-levels and nothing to do but become soldiers, and it's not really what they want. That's what frightens me."
pyo pyo
i watched bfpo today