u/Cappuccino_Boss

Quick questions for the historian victorians, is it historically accurate for the Rural Folk to gain so much clout when universal suffrage is enacted before de-peasantisation? Did the Rural Folk really vote in their interests that much - did they even vote much at all when able to? I can only think of the 1848 French elections as an example, where Napoleon won in a landslide. Was this because all the peasants went out to vote for him?? Sorry if it sounds dumb but I'm genuinely curious. Thanks

Bell man...

My man 😂 🤝

A single line of text, one sentence usually. Anything from PF or from their solo careers.

My pick would be “In faces blurred by rubber stamps” from Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking

Hi! You're live on the show! Hi! How are you?! Well, it's my pleasure. Uh huh. Seven or eight, uh, congratulations! Okay! Bye bye! We- oh this is 400 dollars? You gotta be kidding me! Seven, eight, NINE hundred dollars (fades out)