#bors

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Another round of them! becuase I love them and I'm keeping myself sane (procrasinating work). Thank you for all the love on my initial round, I hope you like whatever I have going on for this batch :)

My only regret is not getting more creative with implementing some of their coat of arms, but I still like what I ended up doing. Here's hoping the colors aren't totally wonky I have a new laptop and it's been so frustrating figuring out the color settings.

[textsfromtheemblem]

[greyhoundone]

[grail-lifesupport]

Bors and Lionel got turned into puppies in the Vulgate!

[vulgayte]

Lionel and Bors only being a year apart in age feels wrong

[konyvboritok]

Kulináris jótanácsok El Liszickij utánérzéssel

[budapest77-hu]

A bíróság megtiltotta a Bors ingyenes számának terjesztését, amiben a Tisza Párt állítólagos adóterveiről írnak

A végzés fellebbezésre tekintet nélkül végrehajtható.

A törvényszék december 19-i végzésében az szerepel, hogy a bíróság ideiglenes intézkedéssel megtiltja az alperesnek, vagyis a Mediaworks Hungary Zrt.,-nek hogy online vagy nyomtatott formában terjessze a Bors című napilap „BORS TISZA-csomag című 2025. évi 1. különszámát és az abban foglalt tartalmat”.

[preraphaelitepaintings]

How Sir Galahad, Sir Bors and Sir Percival Were Fed with the Sanct Grael; but Sir Percival’s Sister Died by the Way

Artist: Dante Gabriel Rossetti (English, 1828–1882)

Date: 1864

Medium: Watercolour and gouache on paper

Collection: Tate Britain, London, United Kingdom

Description

Depiction of the culmination of the Grail quest. The scene shows the knights Galahad, Bors, and Percival in a mystical setting where they have been divinely fed with the Holy Grail, while to the side lies the body of Sir Percival's sister, who has died on the journey, adding a somber and poignant element to the otherwise triumphant scene of spiritual fulfillment.