The SFW image thread

... not bad... not bad at all. Very Film Noir/Spy Film esque.

 

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A march for the Jaeger light infantry that have been a staple of the various German states for centuries, first created in the 1600s (with 1631 being a common date of creation) by a German Landgrave as part of his Hessian units. Made up of those who manned gamekeepers and similar occupations, they were used mainly for skirmishing and scouting duty. Eventually the Jaeger would become more than simply light infantry as the 20th century came around. The march itself was created in 1813 as the Napoleonic era came to a close...

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How about some awesome crossover pictures as well? In this case 'Dawn of Victory' (which used to be a mod) and Star Wars...

 

KIRBY CAFÉ

Spoiler: Source

https://twitter.com/ouya296/status/1089901563324186624

 

Well, I know where I'm eating today:

 

Hahahaha, that's amazing BK

 

McD STATUS: Rekt

 

McRekt.

 

oglaf (NSFW link)

 

I really wasn't sure, since I've previously had SFW comics with a link to Oglaf's site moved here from the main picture thread.

 

Getter Robo/Smile Precure

 

A little bit of reimagined French history, courtesy of Sina Hayati:

 

Akko cosplaying as the Dark Magician Girl

 

Speaking of Santa.

https://www.reddit.com/r/comics/comments/a9g59c/christmas_special_finale_oc/

 

WARNING: Might not be exactly SFW due to ship porn (lol).

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This is the SS Imperator, pride of the Hamburg-Amerika line and one of the biggest competitors to the British giants Cunard and White Star (and, oddly enough, rumor that the Hamburg-Amerika Line building up to these behemoths alongside the Kaiser class of Norddeutscher Lloyd (NDL) influenced White Star to create the Olympic class). The Imperator class was one of the LARGEST cruise liners of it's day (the Imperator herself was clocked at 909 feet long from stem to stern, 913 with the eagle slapped at the bow, outdoing the Olympic class by a fair margin while her sister, the Bismark, was 956 feet long...), and were some of the most modern ships of their day. The forerunner of the class -the Imperator herself- at the beginning of her career was known as a 'drunken roller' and was sent to dock after her first season to rectify this. Even with her initial shortcomings, she and others of her class were known as 'first class hotels' and would be shored up during World War 1 (or in the case of the Vaterland, staying in dock in the US). The entire class were considered deficient in terms of the 'meta' of sorts for Trans-Atlantic shipping at the time, where it wasn't the rich that was the money maker but the immigrants... but they did show that what would become associated with the cruise lines of today were viable (Germany, oddly enough, had a tendency to have this sort of thing happen to them... as the Zeppelin lines were the predecessors of the modern air line).

The Imperator and her sisters would be given to the Allies as war respirations (or in the case of the Vaterland, seized in port), with the Imperator herself being given to Cunard Line with SS Bismark and SS Vaterland being given to White Star and United States Lines respectively as the Majestic and Leviathan respectively. The Vaterland would become the Olympic of the trio, as she kept carrying record breaking numbers of passengers into the 1920s but poor management kept screwing her over... which caused her to be scraped between 1935 and 1938...

... and to be honest, they're beautiful ships for their era. The Olympic and Imperator classes had been neck and neck in terms of how beautiful ships of the era can be.

 

Spoiler: Speeeed Dragooooon~!

https://www.reddit.com/r/Animemes/comments/apalt9/

Spoiler: Part 9 of JoJo looks lit

https://www.reddit.com/r/Animemes/comments/aphw93/

Spoiler: A2B

mumerp0: https://twitter.com/mumerp0/status/1092469847252905984

Spoiler: The proposal for the MP100 anime

https://www.reddit.com/r/Mobpsycho100/comments/aoq5om/