Bloodlines Characters In Quarantine

Mission looks appropriately badass. 

Mission wips! Her blaster was the second 3D model I had ever made in my life.

Bastila | Juhani | Revan | Mission | Canderous

Can I Copy Your Homework? Mass Effect 2 Edition

I’ll Help You With It: Garrus Vakarian, Kelly Chambers, Tali’Zorah, Dr. Chakwas

Yeah, Sure: Thane Krios, Grunt, Legion

Bold of You to Assume I Did the Homework: Joker Moreau, Kasumi Goto

LOL Nope: Miranda Lawson, Jack, Zaeed Massani

Wait, We Had Homework: Jacob Taylor

Read at 5:55 P.M.: The Illusive Man, Samara (she doesn’t understand messaging that well)

Panera Bread fired a Pagan employee because of their religion, and now they think they're being funny with this shit.

https://religionnews.com/2021/03/27/pagan-sues-panera-bread-company-alleging-religious-discrimination/

So yeah, boycotting them for the foreseeable future.

Yes, I understand the Divine Comedy is all about Dante being upset about being exiled from Florence, Italy, but I can still be salty about him shitting on my favs (Cleopatra, Odysseus). The slut shaming of a political leader who slept with only two men (who FYI both slept with way more people) is disgusting!

DNI if you’re going to blather on about how “important” his work is. 

He apparently was looking into ending ancient rome’s reliance on chattel slavery via gradual emancipation, and he opposed the death penalty. 

just a casual mention for this day of march 15 that julius casar was killed because his actions threatened the aristocracy. in fact most of the working classes liked having caesar lead because he worked against rome being a shithole and he made mostly successful efforts to end unemployment. also in his will he left stuff to the people? idk about that last part feel free to fact check it

tldr; it was the aristocracy that had an issue with caesar and the main reason the senate killed him was because they were afraid his power would result in a more even distribution of their wealth

Ridiculous Conspiracy Theory

Caligula was actually trying to introduce a video game console two thousand years early, but historians didn’t understand and thought he wanted to make his horse a consul. 

Saren fanart based on his original design concept.

Saren!

Hell yes. 

what people think cleopatra dressed like:

What Cleopatra actually dressed like:

Nero ordering the death of her half-sister Claudia Octavia probably was the deciding factor for refusing to marry him. He also possibly suspected she had knowledge of the Pisonian Conspiracy of 65 C.E. 

A statue depicting Claudia Antonia (30-66 CE), daughter of emperor Claudius and Aelia Paetia (adoptive sister of Sejanus).

I was actually surprised to discover that  she lived that long -  but then again Claudia’s descent made her a very attractive bright candidate for ambitious politicians. If Tacitus & co are to believed among the suitors were for example Cornelius Piso and emperor Nero. Latter also had her executed after Claudia refused emperor’s proposal.

© Marie-Lan Nguyen / Wikimedia Commons

 Ides of March was already an important day. Julius Caesar’s assassination just made it more important. 

Imagine going back in time and telling Caesar that his assassination is a minor, unofficial holiday