Aloha!~ @thepineapplenation - Tumblr Blog

Now why would you do that, my guy? Shaking my damn head right now.

HI/WA - hanging out or pranking someone

”No way.”

“Yes way.”

“Sugar-free is like, gross, WA.”

“It’s better for you,” argued WA.

“It really is not,” cringed Hawaii, “studies show that it’s fake alcoholic sugars and it’s terrible. Why do you think diet sodas taste bad?”

“Marketing and stuff, but yes I agree, it’s shitty and gross,” sighed WA.

#asks

HI/AZ

*sucks at his teeth*

I love them, and I hope if they’re still around, they can get buddy passes for free to come see me anytime.

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you and WA?

Well recently Hawaiian Airlines merged with Alaska Airlines! Wild isn’t it? I got a part time job working for the airlines.

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How did you look back then? I don't know, pick a year and tell me why you like that year?

ah, 19th century Kingdom of Hawaii, a time of being prosperous and then here come the American businessmen. *sigh*

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Kamehameha

That’s so last season, it’s DAN DAN DAN DAN now.

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((Hi there! Are you still active old friend? I just came back from the dead after years(?) and I'm trying to find people that don't mind talking to me...))

((Hi hi I’ll start being active again))

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AAAAAH.

Now that I got your attention, hey all.

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thefightingnaturalist-archive-d

Reblog if your muse has scars.

The Real Reason.

#stateball #hawaiiball #none of that

todayinhistory

December 7th 1941: Attack on Pearl Harbor

On this day in 1941, just before 8 am, the Imperial Japanese Navy launched an attack on the American naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. After decades of escalating tensions, primarily over Japanese aggression against China, and Japanese anger over American trade sanctions, the Japanese strike on America’s Pacific Fleet still came as a surprise. In a two hour assault, hundreds of Japanese fighter planes dropped bombs and torpedoes which killed around 2,400 American soldiers and sailors, while 20 naval vessels and 200 planes were destroyed. In contrast, the Japanese suffered just 64 fatalities. The Pearl Harbor attacks were part of a larger, co-ordinated assault against American territories in Guam and the Philippines, and parts of the British Empire. While the strike certainly damaged the Pacific Fleet, vitally important aircraft carriers were spared as they were away from the base, and shipyards remained intact, allowing for swift rebuilding. The next day, following a powerful speech, President Franklin D. Roosevelt asked Congress to declare war on Japan. The legislature passed the war measure with only one dissenting vote, cast by pacifist Representative Jeannette Rankin of Montana. America’s declaration of war was immediately followed by further declarations by Japan’s Axis allies Germany and Italy against the United States. Two years in, despite initial isolationist neutrality, America was now involved in the Second World War. The entrance of the United States into the war marked a pivotal turning point in one of the bloodiest wars in human history, as the full might of the American military joined the Allied cause against the forces of Nazi Germany, fascist Italy, and imperial Japan.

“Yesterday, December 7th, 1941 - a date which will live in infamy - the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan.” - President Franklin D. Roosevelt to Congress

#history of hawaii

Its near the holidays. Can't we all get along?

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