What A Legend - Blog Posts

listening to phil collins

george luz protecting the hershey bars and the rights of the ones shot in the ass

Finally finished the Spring Pikmin illustration and now the entire Pikmin seasons illustration series is done!!

Agatha Christie Appreciation Post

Can we all take a minute to remember back to 1926 when Agatha Christie went to a spa for a couple of days and the whole of England proceeded to fall into a state of chaos as it thought she'd gone missing.

She was the top story in all the newspapers.

The entire police force was looking for her.

And the real kicker is that her brother had told the police that she was at a spa and they'd just said 'nah can't be' and not bothered to check.

What a flex😗❤️

posts that make you go "wait they hired a person each and every single time they needed an animal to make animal noises in a cartoon? don't they have a soundboard for that yet?"

posts that make you go "wait why was Abu in Hercules"

others be like: arghh u have to pay to win for this game!!! 😤😤😭😡

frugalkubal, a f2p: look at the art, landscapes so beautiful, the character designs are amazing, my ships are sailing, and oh! i finished the afk stages, the story and side stories without even spending a cent... welp anyways, about eironn and lorsan—

My afkJ heroes will soon catch up with my afkA heroes' level. (⁠☆⁠▽⁠☆⁠)

Chloé's Transformation give me hype up every time! It's exciting!

Queen’s Bee Transformation Sequence

In December 1964, Dusty Springfield toured to South Africa. She was horrified by apartheid, so her contract specified that she would only play to non-segregated audiences (the same tactic the Beatles had used in the American South earlier that year). It didn’t go well: South African officials came to her hotel pressuring her to sign a declaration that she would only play to segregated audiences, making veiled threats that it would be dangerous for her to go outside.

After several performances, she was deported. The South African government announced: “Miss Springfield was on two occasions warned, through her manager, to observe our South African way of life in regard to entertainment, and was informed that if she failed to do so she would have to leave the country. She chose to defy the Government and was accordingly allowed to remain in the country for a limited time only.”

The Beatles’ Ringo Starr was one of many to rush to her defence, saying “Good for Dusty. I would have done the same thing. It’s stupid to have segregated audiences, especially as the music came from the Negroes in the first place.”

“Negro” sounds dated now, but in 1964 it would be the most respectful term to use (it was Martin Luther King’s preferred wording). Beatle biographers tend to leave Ringo out of political discussion, so it’s interesting to see him weighing in - particularly the way he takes the opportunity to emphasise who created rock’n’roll.

Sharon Davis, Dusty: An intimate portrait of Dusty Springfield, 2008

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