Dec 23, 2025
Do any other butches, studs, mascs, and what have you, have the insatiable urge to build things? Like the highlight of my summer was getting to put together the new host stand at work T^T
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Do any other butches, studs, mascs, and what have you, have the insatiable urge to build things? Like the highlight of my summer was getting to put together the new host stand at work T^T
Still the anon who asked about the draxum-throwing-leo-off-a-building situation!
But what about RAPH?
we know damn well raph dont like draxum you just know raph is gonna still hate him afterwards
I just rolled out of bed and Baghera’s already on????
Can anyone identify this Spanish flag, seen above a government building?
from /r/vexillology Top comment: I saw this flag flying above a government building in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. You can see it from [Street View](https://www.google.com/maps/@28.1141617,-15.4192763,3a,42.6y,228.16h,94.36t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1ssuJD8f2b9j9LwuGcvhPFHA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656). The building specifically is the Delegación del Gobierno so I assume it has something to do with the central government, but I'm trying to find out specifically. EDIT: An interesting update - the building appears to be mislabelled on Google maps, and is actually the General Command of the Spanish Navy. EDIT 2: **Solved**! (Likely) As /u/televisiee and I discovered simultaneously, this seems to be (or is similar to) the **flag of a *contralmirante* (Read Admiral)**: the national flag with a blue (not black) circle in the centre. The full specifications of design and use of Spanish naval flags can be found [here](https://www.boe.es/buscar/act.php?id=BOE-A-1977-14944&p=20151031&tn=0) from an official source in Spanish or [here](https://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/es~rank.html) in English. This would also explain why /u/rooobiin found a different flag with two charges [flying above the same building in 2008](https://www.reddit.com/r/vexillology/comments/aspdah/can_anyone_identify_this_spanish_flag_seen_above/egvux1d/), which would appear to be the flag of a *vicealmirante* (Vice Admiral). Presumably, the flag denotes the rank of the most senior naval officer present or in charge, which would naturally change over time as personnel rotate and are moved. My only remaining doubt is that I am certain the circle IRL was black. Nevertheless, it is certainly a flag denoting some sort of naval command in the Spanish navy, which is specific enough for me. Some great vexillological detective work all round!
Look what I spotted in Chur, Switzerland!
I had to suppress a case of giggles, because to a German-illiterate eye, doesn’t it look like it says Schultz and Klink?
Doesn’t it?!?
(I don’t know what it actually means. I couldn’t find it in the dictionary)
also. watched a playthrough of the game and it’s crazy how much of that i didn’t experience. wtf
tbh coming from someone that studies photography lando’s photos aren’t bad, he has a good eye for composition and i think everyone forgets he’s literally just starting and it’s only a hobby
lando has always been good with creative and graphic media
bestie I'm sorry but I'm not feeling it 😭 hope he's having fun though