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I am that mud creature That is my stinking defeat I am that beached bottom-feeding behemoth Glaring at the burning sun Gulping into air I am that netted eyeless thing Wrenched from my vast home Suffocating for all to see (edited)
Getting under a fluffy blanket, in a soft hoody, Netflix, game console, tablet/phone for some brain rotting Tiktok and youtube, a hot drink, cat chilling on the bed, and a big takeaway to pig out on until you feel like a beached whale, is the best feeling ever... 🥹
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The port town of Aeridor was known for its bustling trade, its vibrant markets, and above all, for the seemingly gentle nature of its chief merchant, Elias. Elias, a man with a kind smile and a reputation for generosity, often extended credit, offered aid, and rarely spoke ill of anyone. To the… read more

March 16, 1941 OTD The German Ocean liner SS Bremen (Pictured) was set alight by 14-year-old crew member Walter Schmidt while at her dock in Bremerhaven and completely gutted. A lengthy investigation discovered that the arson resulted from revenge stemming from a ship's officer who had punished… read more

I have always believed that a person’s life is their philosophy in motion. The way you wake up, the way you treat others, the choices you make when no one is watching, these are all small brushstrokes on the canvas of what people will one day call your character. I am not a religious man, but I do… read more

From Dot and the Whale, a 1986 animated childrens movie from a series of movies by Polish born Australian native Yoram Gross based off an 1899 book published posthumously on behalf of Ethel Pedley titled Dot and the Kangaroo. This book and the subsequent movies are all made in the name of… read more
July 14, 1941 #OTD World War II: The British troopship MV Georgic (Pictured) was bombed in the Gulf of Suez with the loss of 26 lives and beached. After being refloated and extensively rebuilt, she returned to service as a troopship in 1944, and continued in service for both for military and… read more

Perdition; when they tell you about dying, they never talk about 'this' My head feels like it is going to explode My mouth tastes of rusted metal... my mouth is so dry... I am thirsty, but I want not drink I am hungry, but I care not for food The air is like knives, tearing at my throat... at… (edited) read more

May 3, 1945 #OTD World War II: While beached on the shore of Heikendorfer Bucht near Kiel, Germany, German cruiser Emden (Pictured) was scuttled by her own crew with demolition charges to prevent capture.

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February 11, 1940 #OTD World War II: At 2230 hours the 8,022-ton tanker Imperial Transport was struck on her port side at the empty #6 tank by a torpedo from U-53 (Korvettenkapitän Harald Grosse). The ship started to break in two 200 miles northwest of the Butt of Lewis. Members of the crew got… read more

July 5, 1940 #OTD World War II: Nine British Royal Navy Fairey Swordfish aircraft (Pictured) of 813 Squadron from HMS Eagle flew 100 miles west from Sidi Barrani, Egypt to attack the Italian naval base at Tobruk, Libya. Destroyer Zeffiro was sunk, destroyer Euro's bow was blown off, troop… read more

Perdition; when they tell you about dying, they never talk about 'this' My head feels like it is going to explode My mouth tastes of rusted metal... my mouth is so dry... I am thirsty, but I want not drink I am hungry, but I care not for food The air is like knives, tearing at my throat... at… read more
July 28, 1945 #OTD World War II: Finally, from the sea, US Navy carrier aircraft struck various Inland Sea ports between Nagoya and northern Kyushu, sinking battleship Haruna, battleship-carrier Ise, heavy cruiser Aoba (in shallow water), and light cruiser Oyodo, and damaging carrier Katsuragi,… read more

March 2, 1940 #OTD World War II: The cargo-liner SS Domala (Pictured) carrying mainly British Indian subjects repatriated from Germany was bombed and machine gunned off the Isle of Wight by a German He 111 aircraft with the loss of 108 lives. Dutch ship Jong Willem, which rescued 48 of the 183… read more

May 30, 1940 #OTD World War II: Operation Dynamo The Devonia (Pictured), a side paddle steamer that had previously been requisitioned by the British Admiralty, came under heavy artillery fire and bombs from Stuka dive bombers as she approached the embarkation jetty by the beaches at Dunkerque,… read more

June 11, 1904 #OTD The order for battleship Schleswig-Holstein (Pictured firing on Polish troops in September 1939) was placed. Schleswig-Holstein fought in both World Wars. During World War I, she saw front-line service in II Battle Squadron of the High Seas Fleet, culminating in the Battle of… read more

May 3, 1945 #OTD World War II: While beached on the shore of Heikendorfer Bucht near Kiel, Germany, German heavy cruiser Emden (Pictured) was scuttled by her own crew with demolition charges to prevent capture.


: to run or drive ashore beaching the landing craft in the assault The storm damaged and beached half the fleet. : to strand on or as if on a beach a beached shark
March 16, 1941 #OTD The German Ocean liner SS Bremen (Pictured) was set alight by 14-year-old crew member Walter Schmidt while at her dock in Bremerhaven and completely gutted. A lengthy investigation discovered that the arson resulted from revenge stemming from a ship's officer who had punished… read more

March 26, 1941 #OTD World War II: The Italian Navy carried out the successful Raid on Souda Bay in Crete. The motor boats were launched by the destroyers Francesco Crispi and Quintino Sella on the approaches to the bay. At 23:30, the MT were released by the destroyers 10 mi (8.7 nmi; 16 km) off… read more
