We don’t have horses where I live but everyone owns a John Deere tractor. Does that count? Would that be like mechanized cavalry?

mikestillneedsadrink:

grumpyridesthekaliyuga:

ariaofdoom:

dadpat-tactual:

grumpyridesthekaliyuga:

dadpat-tactual:

grumpyridesthekaliyuga-deactiva:

Find a really savage mandolin player and yes

I will learn the mandolin JUST so I can sit atop a combine leading a charge of a herd John Deere cavalry like this

Do it for the true Balkanized America we all want

Chilling atop playing dueling banjos like that looking like

You could do some damage in a combine with a corn head.

Militant Ruralism is the best aesthetic.

When you tell Seamus to get the fertilizer, but that just means walking to the barn.

tharook:

pyronoid-d:

256gb:

rich-homie-john:

setheverman:

me remembering to go outside once every 8 days

when u high as hell walking to the gas station

yo this is cgi. notice the feet gliding a bit and the careful camerawork to hide the red car from the frame because it won’t reflect the robot. also that’s not how shadows work on an overcast day

Me high as hell walking to the gas station on an overcast day with a funky shadow avoiding red cars

That’s just how you be when you only go outside once every 8 days.

ignigeno:

thegreateyebrows:

ignigeno:

harryandlouisarehappilystrong:

evenstarsinthesky:

WHAT

WHAT

Ok so some fun facts here. Those are military shoulder straps. Most modern uniforms use them to affix epaulets that show rank to.

However their original use was to hold ammo bags, bayonets, and other military gear in place while it was slung over your shoulder.

The reason they show up on so many commercial jackets these days is because a lot of fashion designs have their roots in military uniform designs.