Somebluehuman

John Brown's soul through the world is marching on ; Hail to the hour when oppression shall be gone

[Somebluehuman @somebluehuman]

@somebluesecond my art account if anyone wants to know

[Somebluehuman @somebluehuman]

"woah, you can schedule tweets?" - me, April 10th, 2024

[Somebluehuman @somebluehuman]

Happy birthday to the little tramp😁

#CharlieChaplin

[Somebluehuman @somebluehuman]

Anyway, since I know how much you guys love and adore me. My discord is the same as my @… just as it is on every other website…

That’s all, don’t know when I’ll be back but it will happen

Tally ho!

[Somebluehuman @somebluehuman]

Honestly, might delete Twitter for the meantime. I’ve got school work I should be putting my time into instead of buster keaton clips. Plus, quite frankly, the rise of Nazi posts I’ve seen on this website in the past year or two is driving me away anyway. I’ll probably be back

[WW1 On This Day @WW1IEPER1917]

A wonderful photo, one of my favorites.
Forward scouts of the 9th Hodson's Horse (Bengal Lancers), Indian Army, pause to consult a map, near Vraignes, April 1917. © IWM Q 2061

[WW1 On This Day @WW1IEPER1917]

The Battle of the Lys. British Lewis gunners manning a barricade at a bridge crossing the Lys Canal at Marquois, 13 April 1918.© IWM (Q 6612)

[WW1 On This Day @WW1IEPER1917]

British troops are seen crossing the River Somme at Brie, near Peronne, 20th March 1917, following the withdrawal of German forces to strategic points on the Hindenburg Line.© IWM (Q 1828)

[WW1 On This Day @WW1IEPER1917]

British soldier washing in a shell hole, 21 April 1917.© IWM (Q 2087)

[Somebluehuman @somebluehuman]

Honestly, might delete Twitter for the meantime. I’ve got school work I should be putting my time into instead of buster keaton clips. Plus, quite frankly, the rise of Nazi posts I’ve seen on this website in the past year or two is driving me away anyway. I’ll probably be back

[Fleischer Cartoons! @fleischertoons]

💨Koko Rolls One💨

#FleischerStudios #420 #kokotheclown

[Revd Nicholas Pye @RevdPye]

21 Apr 1918, Manfred von Richthofen, "The Red Baron", shot down, probably by Aussie AA machine gunner, & killed, aged 25, over Vaux-sur-Somme. Leading #WW1 ace with 80 ‘kills’. 1914, served in cavalry, winning Iron Cross. May 1915, joined flying service. Brave, fearless fighter.

[WW1 On This Day @WW1IEPER1917]

Troops of the Surrey Yeomanry (Queen Mary's Regiment) passing through the ruined vilage of Caulaincourt, 21st April 1917, in pursuit of the Germans. IWM Q2074

[WikiVictorian @wikivictorian]

Vanity, by French painter Auguste Toulmouche (1870). In private collection.

[Somebluehuman @somebluehuman]

@jschlatt @ExtremeBlitz__ I swear to god if you don’t bring that pope back to life

[This day in WWI @ThisDayInWWI]

Chicago Tribune prints these John T. McCutcheon cartoons:

Apr 16 1915 The Carpathian Pendulum swings back and forth

Apr 19 1915 The Money center of the world moves to America

Apr 18 1915 New Tourist Tour after peace is restored

[Silent Movie GIFs @silentmoviegifs]

Harold Lloyd was born 132 years ago today, on April 20, 1893

[FriendlessGhoul @FriendlessGhoul]

@BusterfEver Removed the watermark for you :)

[WikiVictorian @wikivictorian]

Market by candlelight, by Dutch painter Petrus van Schendel (1865). In private collection.

[Somebluehuman @somebluehuman]

@JaneDoe_sWar The sitting president.

[WikiVictorian @wikivictorian]

A young couple kissing on a piano. Photographed in 1900.

[Somebluehuman @somebluehuman]

It’s actually so lame the way this album cover from 40 years ago has me geeked up