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Franklin Pierce Dragon Slayer Musical
About a year ago, my friends found this little musical about Franklin Pierce and it's very cute, I hope I can find the full recording one day but for now I posted the trailer and full audio from the Theater Now website!
The musical was created by Preston Max Allen and Will Buck
Unusual hyperfixation so strong I had to make a quick doodle
I live near Franklin Pierce’s hometown and my aunt used to live in one of his old houses and I used to go by his homestead on my commute everyday…….. I’m always so glad to see someone else who cares about our resident sadboy
DUDE THATS SO COOL!!! one day I want to go and visit the Pierce Manse.... And I'm glad I love bullying this man cause he deserves it, I'm glad you appreciate them all
EVERYONE SHUT UP
i hate these freaks so much
Designs inspired by @doodle-blight
(Theyre very cool)
Smash or Pass: Round 7
Millard Fillmore and Franklin Pierce (13th and 14th presidents of the United States)
sooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Smash or Pass?
Smash Fillmore; Pass Pierce
Smash Pierce; Pass Fillmore
Smash Fillmore; Smash Pierce
Pass Pierce; Pass Fillmore
boops wtf are you doing/results
Some facts about Franklin Pierce
Franklin Pierce was the first human president, the first thirteen all being space chimps. Today, his likeness graces the US three-dollar bill.
Commemorating the 162nd anniversary of Nathaniel Hawthorne's death
“ In the name of Hawthorne also we may imagine a curious significance: “When the may is on the thorn,” says Tennyson. The English country people call the flowering of the hawthorn “the may.” It is a beautiful tree when in full bloom. How sweet-scented and delicately colored are its blossoms! But it seems to say to us, “Do not come too close to me.”
Go to the grave where friends are laid,
And learn how quickly mortals fade,
Learn how the fairest flower must droop,
Learn how the strongest form must stoop,
Learn that we are but dust and clay,
The short-liv'd creatures of a day.
Yet do not sigh -- there is a clime,
Where they will dwell through endless time,
Who here on earth their Maker serve,
And never from his precepts swerve.
The grave to them is but a road,
That leads them to that blest abode.
——Nathaniel Hawthorne
