So apparently some of the links have been going dead, and since i’m to lazy to keep track of which ones and re upload them, i’ve made an archive containing every animation i ever done up till now.
So apparently some of the links have been going dead, and since i’m to lazy to keep track of which ones and re upload them, i’ve made an archive containing every animation i ever done up till now.
We have been a growing community since Day 1, but recently the site has really taken off. Each day, more and more of our fellow foreskin lovers join the club.
In total, there are now more than 2,000 of us.
THANK YOU TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU.
It fills me with pride to have such a big reach and I am absolutely positive we can keep the steady growth and reach more milestones in the near future.
If you want to help the site grow even further, please reblog and like the posts and show it to some of your friends.
To celebrate, the site has gotten quite an overhaul. We changed the appearance of our blog, adjusted colors, fonts and the layout itself.
With our new template, you can also access the archives of OhYesForeskin.
This means you have easy, well-organized access to all of our posts without having to go through endless pages of content to find what you are looking for.
Go ahead and try it here. I’m sure you’ll like it.
Meet the bird that captured the heart of this Canadian soldier… and maybe some of his things.
The four photographs below show a jackdaw who was found sometime during the Battle of the Somme. It became the mascot of this Canadian Army Service Corp despite the fact that he was a bit of thief and “continually stealing” from them. The pictures below were taken in March, 1917.
Photographs:1,2,3,4 from the Canadian Library and Archives.
Looking for more photographs of animals at war? Check out the Atlantic’sphoto series on the very topic.
Taking a break from colourizing, GWIC Takes Five is a feature which brings to you primary source material from the First World War. Whether it be postcards, posters, or letters. To see more, track the tag GWIC Takes Five.
