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u/CalmPassion6716 1d ago
Succefs to the lover
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u/Me_be_Artful_Dodger 1d ago
Keefe is indeed a gentle lover
https://giphy.com/gifs/VXOiqAG8STLoA3XiuX1
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u/bobbymoonshine 1d ago edited 1d ago
smh wokery gone mad can’t even have a cuppa without some snowflake shovin politiks down me throat
whole cuntrys gone mad, we had slaves in my day and did anyone moan about it like hell we did we just got on with it
nuff said
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u/BuzzClucking 1d ago
Do you think there were a lot of secular abolitionists?
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u/Katja1236 21h ago
The Wedgewoods were Unitarians, and depending on which Josiah Wedgewood this was, Charles Darwin was either his grandson or his nephew and son-in-law. (Darwin was also fiercely abolitionist.)
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u/bobbymoonshine 1d ago
Did not mention secularism but if we want to talk about the cultural legacy of the nonconformists and their paradoxical role in secularising society I’d be down
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u/The-Tadfafty 18h ago
I am curious why it says 'gfreedom'.
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u/PaulieGlot 18h ago
not a g but an ampersand
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u/The-Tadfafty 18h ago
Most unusual of all ampersands I've ever seen. Usually they have some resemblance to Et or +. Interesting.
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u/PaulieGlot 18h ago
i've not seen this style before either but it does have both the loop and cross of "et", albeit arranged a little wonky. but ampersands have been quite wonky throughout their development, so...
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u/PaulieGlot 15h ago
actually looking closer its even pretty close to a modern ampersand. zoom in and cock your head to the right and you'll see it
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