Non rien.

loki-hornedkingofdickery:

magesmagesmages:

sarahtypeswords:

senoritacumberbatch:

chavenavazia:

euclase:

I didn’t realize I’d drawn this many.

…..these are drawings…..drawings……drawings

THE SECOND AND THIRD ONE WHAT THEY DO NOT LOOK LIKE DRAWINGS WHAT

What the other people said.

[*smashes hands with a hammer* I WILL NEVER DRAW AGAIN]

optimisticduelist:

shu-kafei:

SO…. GUESS MY NEW SHIP

oh god

optimisticduelist:

shu-kafei:

SO…. GUESS MY NEW SHIP

oh god

anoncentral:


“Don’t give me lip son, I am the law!” Lawyer dons Red Square in solidarity with students and against bill 78!May 28. 2012 - “Lawyers take to the streets with students for Montreal’s 35th consecutive night of protest”Source: NationalPost



An estimated 500 to 700 Lawyers protest against Bill 78


 “We don’t want to break the law but we want to contest it,” explained Pierre, a 23-year-old articling lawyer who would not give his last name. He was among an estimated 500 to 700 lawyers, notaries and other legal professionals who marched in their black robes and in near silence from the Montreal courthouse to Place Émilie-Gamelin, where they were greeted by wildly cheering protesters gathered for their own nightly march. There were several protests Monday night against planned tuition fee hikes and Bill 78. It was the 35th consecutive night of protests in the city and as of 9:30 p.m. police reported no arrests.source: montrealgazette



Here’s an article in French lapresse



By: Occupy Canada

anoncentral:

“Don’t give me lip son, I am the law!” Lawyer dons Red Square in solidarity with students and against bill 78!

May 28. 2012 - “Lawyers take to the streets with students for Montreal’s 35th consecutive night of protest”

Source: NationalPost

  • An estimated 500 to 700 Lawyers protest against Bill 78

“We don’t want to break the law but we want to contest it,” explained Pierre, a 23-year-old articling lawyer who would not give his last name. He was among an estimated 500 to 700 lawyers, notaries and other legal professionals who marched in their black robes and in near silence from the Montreal courthouse to Place Émilie-Gamelin, where they were greeted by wildly cheering protesters gathered for their own nightly march.

There were several protests Monday night against planned tuition fee hikes and Bill 78. It was the 35th consecutive night of protests in the city and as of 9:30 p.m. police reported no arrests.

source: montrealgazette


Here’s an article in French lapresse

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