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Please don’t remove the artist’s caption/comment when you reblog a drawing/comic/etc.
I obviously can’t speak for everyone, but in my case the caption is often an addition to the joke, and if you take it away, you take away a part of my comic.
(via staring-at-statues)
Posted on June 19, 2013 via AtokNiiro with 19,526 notes
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Interviewer: “We are broadcasting live in 53 languages all over the world…”
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Tom had a meltdown afterwards for not being able to say hello in 53 languages
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Neat
That fucking Gasduo is fucking killing me.
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Posted on June 19, 2013 via PR's TUMBLAH with 3,523 notes
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Posted on June 19, 2013 via WamWan with 36,686 notes
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Watching Avengers again, and I’m at the Loki/Black Widow scene
I’m with the group that says Black Widow jumped on The Hulk idea.
I can’t gif it, but after she talks about the Hulk, she walks to the side on her comlink. Loki’s following her both with his eyes and he’s actually walking across the floor.
But his face looks absolutely bewildered. He seems to have no idea what she’s actually talking about or how she got to that conclusion. He definitely takes advantage of the chaos later, but he had agents coming to get him for that purpose.
Now, he could be acting, but the unleashing the Hulk thing always bothered me. We don’t know how much Barton knew about The Hulk- or if Banner would be brought onto the project- but if the tesseract was to just drive a wedge, the Hulk would help but not be necessary.
In addition, he never mentions the Hulk. He figures the cage is for someone else (though how SHIELD would get The Hulk down there is another issue) and he refers to them bringing a monster on board, but he could easily be referring to, say, Thor. He may not know what Banner looks like or that Banner is The Hulk. (though he could have learned that last bit from Barton/Hawkeye)
Anyway, the fact that Loki physically follows Black Widow along with his expression makes me think Black Widow was projecting. I’m curious what his plan would have been though.
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The ancient faith.
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I love Belle because she’s proof that you don’t have to wield a sword to be tough, battle monsters to be brave, or lead the charge to be a hero. Belle fights with knowledge, observation, and quick thinking, and she wins.
Submit your reason for loving Belle, in our ask.
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Posted on June 18, 2013 via Belle Love with 87 notes
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Avengers’ reactions to being placed inside a cardboard box
Must be nighttime
Omg Hawkeye
fuckin’ hawkeye
Hawkeye kinda wins this one.
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Posted on June 18, 2013 via ss.ginkgo | tumblr with 23,647 notes
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Why does the games industry have such a problem with female protagonists?
In a UK gaming survey compiled by YouGov SixthSense and Lady Geek, the technology agency I founded to improve accessibility for women in the tech industry, we found that more than half of the women we questioned play video games and that three-quarters of women who game think the hobby no longer has anything to do with gender. Female gamers are not a minority, and female protagonists shouldn’t be either.(via fandomsandfeminism)
Posted on June 18, 2013 via Let's Talk Video Games with 92 notes
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Quick, messy graphic to explain a concept that seems obvious to me:
We shouldn’t be helping women because they’re related to someone else. We shouldn’t be helping women because someone else cares about them. We should be helping women because they are people.
We should be helping women for their own sake.
Why is that a hard concept for people to grasp?
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In the tumult of the late 1960s Marvel Comics introduced the first two black superheroes in history: the Black Panther, a noble warrior king from a wondrous African kingdom, arrived in 1966; and the Falcon, a.k.a. Sam Wilson of Harlem, made his debut in 1969 (in Captain America issue No. 117) whose fictional birth certificate makes him the first African-American superhero. Falcon won’t be making history in the same way in film — Blade, Spawn, Hancock, and War Machine are among the African-American heroes who beat him to the silver screen first — but his future might be especially bright judging by the emphasis on the character in Marvel’s recent television animation.
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At age 17, she wants to be an animator.
At age 20, she´s an animator.
At age 29, she´s still an animator, people loves her for what she does.
At age 35, she and her husband celebrate 10 years happily together.
At age 40, her first born is an adult- handsome man/beautiful woman.
At age 50, we´re grand parents now.
At age 55, she wacthes her own fairytales in the TV with her grand children.
At age 60, she´s so glad that she didn´t give up.Bless you^^^
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Posted on June 18, 2013 via Kurtadamwolf. with 68,931 notes
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Okay no.
I saw this video on facebook yesterday and I wanna clear something up.
This rabbit is not relaxed. Throughout the video, the rabbit is stiff as a board.
When rabbits are flipped onto their backs, they go into tonic immobility, which is a natural state of paralysis that rabbits and some other animals sink into. This is a protective, stress-induced behaviour that would protect them from potential threats, much like ‘playing dead’.
This is not a cute video of a rabbit enjoying a bath. This is a video of a rabbit showing stress-induced behaviour that has been known to kill rabbits. In this state, the heart and respiration rates of the rabbit lower significantly and if left for a long period of time - such as having a ‘nice relaxing bath’, can cause suffocation or indeed, a stress-induced heart atack.
A study led by Dr. Anne McBride of the University of Southampton found that rabbits show signs of extreme stress after an episode of tonic immobility. Another danger of placing a rabbit on his back is that he could break his back if he struggles against being turned over.
Never purposely place your rabbit into tonic immobility unless for medical reasons - meaning, if you’re a veterinarian or an EXPERIENCED rabbit handler or groomer. Intentionally inflicting severe stress on your pet to gain views for your cute video is fucking disgusting and abusive.FINALLY. THANK YOU.
YOU ARE ALSO NEVER SUPPOSED TO PUT YOUR RABBIT IN A BATH, THEY NEVER NEED IT NATURALLY AND IT STRESSES THEM, POSSIBLY LETTING THEM DIE OF SHOCK. YOU SHOULD ONLY PUT THEM IN WATER IF IT IS 110% NECESSARY WHEN THEY’RE SICK OR HAVE DIARRHEA, AND DO SO VERY VERY CAREFULLY IN ONLY AN INCH OR TWO OF WATER, AND DRY THEM REALLY WELL, BECAUSE OTHERWISE THEY WILL BE FREEZING (THICK FUR). YOU CAN ALSO ONLY DO THAT IF YOU’RE AN EXPERIENCED BUNNY HANDLER, WHICH THIS IDIOT OBVIOUSLY ISN’T
SO REPEAT AFTER ME, EVERYONE
BUNNIES DON’T GO IN WATER
Wait it’s supposed to look like the bunny’s enjoying a bath? This is my first time seeing it and even before reading your text I could tell that bunny wasn’t enjoying himself. I actually thought it was a knife in his stomach before I scrolled down and saw he was actually in a sink.
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Posted on June 18, 2013 via GO SKATE☮ with 37,493 notes
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