This wolf would like you to know that, on November 8th, 1519, Cortés reached Tenochtitlán, which was the midpoint of an invasion that killed thousands of natives and nearly one thousand of Europeans.
This wolf would also like you to know that on November 8th, 1520, Danish forces executed 100 Swedes.
The latter is called the “Stockholm Bloodbath” but the former is most often called “discovery”.
Wolf who lost the support of his base while explaining the conflict between that six year old tweet and the current campaign and is trying to pivot back.
After I took this photo, he started lecturing me about low-carb, grain-free, ketogenic diets, and then offered me a free blade of grass – just so I could see what it was like.
Gibbon realizing that the representation of Death with a scythe implies the harvesting of souls in bunches, not singly. If Death were to approach people individually, he should have a pair of pruning shears.
I’m somewhat negative about my two trips to Africa last year. Lots of money, lots of time, and lots of effort to see some of the extremely small slices of the wild that remain out there.