#hedge hog

[woman-gaya]

[indeedgoodman]

[themetalvirus]

somic =)

[sth-lgbtq]

🦔

[iced-souls]

Got some stuff done for the mother so whoopeeeee—

Aswell as this which I accidentally did but thought it looked cool and wanna make something off of it so I saved a screenshot—

And yeah.

Mom asked me to draw stuff cause she likes my art after finding this place, in which I found out she’s been here through swiping the many many many apps that you leave open on your phone.

Ain’t that right moother?

Yeah I see you.

Hello hope the place that I forgot where you went to has been good—

See ya—

[aneshb25]

Louis was there during watermelon sugar mv shooting😱😱

[theamericanparlor]

Northern Cheyenne 1890, Portrait Bird Wild Hog; also known as Hedge Hog

Christian Barthlemess, in identifying a photograph he took of the son, wrote the name as "Hetch (Hedge) Hog." Casey Barthelmess remembers him as an unusually expert dancer, much admired by women. His discharge, dated at Fort Keogh May 15, 1891, said he was born in Wyoming, was twenty-two years old, six feet tall, copper complexion, black hair and eyes, and by occupation when when enlisted (September 18, 1890) a hunter.

"The Wild Hog on the list of Casey's scouts was Bird Wild Hog, whose father was one of the headmen under Little Wolfand Dull Knife, Mari Sandoz says that the senior Wild Hog was a 'big broad man with a broad humerous face', and that the son was named Little or Young Hog. Bird Wild Hog died August 31, 1940. His widow Lydia, daughter of old Little Wolf, was killed at Sheridan, Wyoming, in 1958 -- when she was ninety --by an automobile."

National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution Repository Loc.:        Smithsonian Museum Support Center, Suitland, Maryland.

[imapursoon]

YES CHOG *jurassic park theme song plays in background*