Walworth's Zoo

The forgotten #zoo of #London was situated in Walworth. It is said the animals' ghostly cries can still be heard

Albert Cops with his menagerie in the Tower of London was not the only entrepreneur to pander to the public’s desire to see exotic animals. Perhaps London’s strangest menagerie was to be found, bizarrely, on the rickety upper floor of Essex Exchange, on the northern side of the Strand. Founded in 1773 by the Pidcock family, initially as the winter quarters for the animals in their travelling…

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Hero Types and their Morally Questionable Boyfriends. Yep, that's my favorite flavor of jam.

This month's peetron reward features Albert Wesker in a silly fit! (at request of the raffle winner hahaha)

bringin’ out the freedom in your eyes

visiting albert’s small southern town over their summer, the pair’s silly date shenanigans are interrupted

aka ralbert getting together in college and race realizing just how much of a shit albert was in highschool

read on ao3

@sweatandwoe drew me in my truest form

i just wanna say that ur tags are always so good they make me scream every time without fail no one is doing it like you thank you for being such a barry understander........

no thank YOU! your takes are always classic. it's been an absolutely deranged season what did you think of the finale

wait albert's a firefighter too???

THE STRANGER (2022) Grade: C+

It's based on a true story, if u didn't know anything about that or a trailer, the plot turns will keep ur attention. Ending was average. The two leads acting scenes together are intense.

THE REAL CAPCOM VS SNK 3 IS ALBERT AND MAX FIGHTING FOR DOMINANCE IN MY HEAD‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

Poulet au vinaigre (Cop Au Vin, 1985)

"I'm paid a modest sum to nose around, spy and pester people. And to find the truth."

vent

fuck my mom shes such a bitch. she made us take a different route around the park because she was scared to walk by a poor guy with a crutch.

December 6, 2022

Ms Renaud: So we have to address the problem, and sadly I’ve heard this government say a number of times that doctors aren’t leaving, it’s not a problem, it’s not a crisis. Well, it is. We know it is. I just had a quick look to remind myself because I wasn’t sure of the numbers, but it was reported: March 24, 2022, CTV reported – and I’m sure this is coming from a report, but this is just the first news article that I found – that the number of doctors who left Alberta last year was almost equal to the number who left in the prior two years. Now, that’s reporting from 2022, the two years combined, and this is according to the college. So we had 140 physicians leave in 2021. [interjection] Sure.

Mr. Copping: Okay. Thank you very much to the hon. member for allowing me to intervene. I did want to comment because the hon. Member for St. Albert was making a comment about the loss of doctors. Quite frankly, Madam Speaker, that isn’t the case. We have more doctors than ever before in the province. There always is churn, and I appreciate that doctors leave and doctors come. But, you know, if we compare this year, September 30, to last year, we have 176 more doctors in the province. We have 11,346 doctors registered, the most ever.

Ms Renaud: Well, it’s very timely that I said that government continues to say, “Doctors aren’t leaving; it’s not a problem,” and the Health minister stood up and sort of said that very same thing. When we know cities like Lethbridge – we know there’s a crisis. We know that you probably hear it. It’s anecdotal, for sure. We hear it from all of our constituencies, that people cannot find physicians. We know there are problems. We know that emergency departments are closing. We know that people can’t have their babies in their communities. There is a problem. There is a large problem. Doctors have left. Physicians have left.

“BANDE SINISTRE SOUS LES VERROUS,” Le Petit Journal. November 13, 1932. Page 11. ---- REGINA, Saskatchewan, 12.-—Les portes de la prison se sont fermées sur le dernier membre de la bande Kitzan, qui terrorisa pendant plusieurs années la région nord-est de la Saskatchewan.

Le chef de cette bande, George Kitzan, purge au pénitencier de Prince-Albert une peine de dix ans de détention. Un autre membre de cette organisation, Bill Kurulak, est actuellement dans la cellule condamnés à mort. II paiera de sa vie pour le meurtre du caporal Leonard Ralsi, de la Police Monté: Les frères Rivney accomplissent l'un et l'autre une peine de cinq ans de prison. Pete Olmacchuk et Fred Demchuk subissent le même sort. Enfin le dernier membre de la bande celui qui vient d'entrer à son tour au pénitencier, est George Repay. Ne reculant devant aucune audace, et terrorisant qui leur résistait, ces bandits avaient fait de nombreuses victimes parmi les commerçants de la campagne.

*if you've heard a couple songs but don't really know much about them, or haven't listened in a long while, you can play!