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【WH40K MINI ASSEMBLY】 IS THAT A BANEBLADE IN YOUR PANTS OR ARE YOU JUST HAPPY TO SEE ME
2026年9月28日 08:36 配信
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2:52:02
Aia starting to yarn to fight in the trenches (like me :_aiaAIADMIRER::_aiaAIADMIRER::_aiaAIADMIRER:)
他132
2:52:47
I have one lolita dress and its military lolita style. I like it. I got matching shoes and socks too
2:52:58
If you like World War 1 history and podcasts, Hardcore History did like 30 hours of deep dives on WW1, costs some money but I recommend it SUPER highly
他47
2:54:03
*opens a locket with aia's face on it just before the whistle to charge no-man's-land sounds* -i will be home soon my love:_aiaPRAY:
他129
2:54:20
if there's no fur tax why did I shave myself naked and sell it for agupas?:_aiaTEMP9::_aiaUEUE:
他143
2:54:43
no Greek yogurt is amazing! I like it as a sour cream alternative and mixed in to various other things
他55
2:55:13
Fun fact! During my time in the Australian military, apart of my uniform (since I was a member of the Royal Australian Armored Corp) was that I could wear Emu Plums (feathers) in our slouch hat
他132
2:55:18
Greek yogurt is one of those things that has gotten a bad name because health nuts and gym bros found it and started insisting you put it in everything instead of for proper culinary purpose
他29
2:55:33
And the The tradition of wearing an emu plume on military hats was first started by members of the Queensland Mounted Infantry during the Great Shearers' Strike in 1891
他132
2:56:44
My forefather during the Great War of those of Australian calvery wore there emu plumes into battle :_aiaAIADMIRER::_aiaAIADMIRER::_aiaAIADMIRER: (it’s a tradition that won’t ever away)
他132
2:56:46
whoa even better:face-fuchsia-tongue-out::face-fuchsia-tongue-out::face-fuchsia-tongue-out:
他27
2:57:37
bj thats so cool:_aiaAIADMIRER:! closest thing i did old history related was being near an original FT-17(still had wooden sprockets) while it was driven around for an event in my unit:_aiaLOL:
他129
2:57:50
Also! During ww1 Australian Soldiers playfully called them "kangaroo feathers" when asked about them by curious troops of allied nations :_aiaAIADMIRER::_aiaAIADMIRER::_aiaLOL::_aiaLOL:
他132
2:58:16
It sold out, and yes it did get completely nasty apparently. Whether it was real, who knows.
他29
2:58:22
:face-orange-biting-nails::face-orange-biting-nails:that kind of warning wouldn't stop people
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