Sullyblog

Graphic Designer living in the midwest. Most of the things I enjoy are covered in my blog so scroll through and you should get an idea of who I am.

[florianwalraven]

In Dungeons and Dragons you can do anything.

[kekai-k]

Did some more of these guys at the MB workshop in LA for fun

[themysticmama]

Hahahahaha LOOPHOLE!

[consultingsonic]

those are some tiny horses

[inspiringpieces]

Oscar Nominees Pose with Younger Versions of Themselves

[transfigurationprodigy]

Fleur Delacour, Harry noticed, was eyeing Bill with great interest over her mother’s shoulder. Harry could tell she had no objection whatsoever to long hair or earrings with fangs on them.

"The Third Task," Goblet of Fire

I love Fleur Delacour, okay? See the boy. Want the boy. GET THE BOY. KEEP THE BOY FOREVER AND DON’T CARE IF THE BOY GETS MAULED BY A WEREWOLF.

(via maroders)

[missbinch]

[wetheurban]

SPOTLIGHT: Nature Sculptures by Andy Goldsworthy

Andy Goldsworthy is a brilliant British artist who collaborates with nature to make his creations.

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[nickelsonwooster]

Nurtured.

[seantracy]

amazing work 

[mainstinternet]

The science witch trials

[rentalboat]

of course fox news was complaining about youtubers interviewing the president

edwardspoonhands

[fishingboatproceeds]

GloZell asks the President about normalizing relations with Cuba, systemic racism in the American justice system, and marriage equality. 

Fox News makes jokes about real people who have developed real audiences without buying space on cable TV; criticizes President’s suit; wonders if maybe Tom Brady played with deflated balls in game of catch.

[edwardspoonhands]

NEXT ON FOX NEWS: BIZARRE INTERVIEW INCLUDES QUESTIONS, ANSWERS.

[rentalboat]

of course fox news was complaining about youtubers interviewing the president

edwardspoonhands

[fishingboatproceeds]

GloZell asks the President about normalizing relations with Cuba, systemic racism in the American justice system, and marriage equality. 

Fox News makes jokes about real people who have developed real audiences without buying space on cable TV; criticizes President’s suit; wonders if maybe Tom Brady played with deflated balls in game of catch.

[edwardspoonhands]

NEXT ON FOX NEWS: BIZARRE INTERVIEW INCLUDES QUESTIONS, ANSWERS.

[mylifeisroosterteeth]

we got the fans that check out roosterteeth like once a week and are casual fans and have a life and then we have the fans that breathe in roosterteeth, live in roosterteeth, their life is roosterteeth

there is no in betweeen

[uhhhsylum]

people who are gay can be assholes

people with eating disorders can be assholes

people with mental disorders can be assholes

people who self harm can be assholes

people who are disabled can be assholes

people who have diseases can be assholes

do not excuse people for being assholes because something is wrong with them or have a hard life

[ladypalerider-deactivated201503]

id like to take a moment to thank our lord and savior for this post

[clintbarthon]

ms marvel talking about some real shit right here

[orionschastitybelt]

Yes!

[ethereal-vixen]

Just wanted to tell you all a little story. My dad was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer in august last year and was given 3-6 months to live. He died january 4th, this year.

Anyway, just before christmas, I wanted to give my dad at least a few moments of joy. My dad loved Game of Thrones so I searched up George R.R. Martin ’s email address, and sent him an email explaining the situation and asking if he could reply with a few words of encouragement for my dad. I knew it was a long shot, because even on his website he states that he can’t reply to all the fan emails he gets. 

Two days later, I had an email back from him. He was wondering if my dad had read “The world of ice and fire” a history book of his world. I said I don’t think he had, and he offered to send us an inscribed copy of that book. Not too long after, the book arrived. I was expecting a normal sized book, but what we got was huge. I was so excited to give it to my dad, and I couldn’t have gotten a better reaction. In all my years of life, I have NEVER seen him that happy. He even made himself get up to give me a hug. I’m so glad I could arrange that for him. Whether GRRM has assistants writing his email replies or he does it himself, whoever is at the other side of that email address, is an amazing kind hearted person. I’ve emailed back and forth with him a bit, and let him know a while ago that my dad had passed, and he sent his condolences. I honestly can’t thank him enough, the expression on my dads face when he opened the book is something that will stay with me forever. What was written in the book was: "Some dreams of fire, to help keep winter at bay." with his signature. I’m truly grateful that man exists.

[cinemagal]

People do not give it credence that a young girl could leave home and go off in the wintertime to avenge her father’s blood. But it did happen. I was just 14 years of age when a coward by the name of Tom Chaney shot my father down and robbed him of his life and his horse and two California gold pieces that he carried in his trouser band - True Grit (2010) | Ethan & Joel Coen

[palpattine]

[obamawhitehouse]

YouTube creator Hank Green told President Obama that his medication cost $1,100 per month before the Affordable Care Act. Now, Hank says it costs $5 per month.

[fishingboatproceeds]

This is  my argument for for universal health care: Before the Affordable Care Act, a huge percentage of Hank’s income went to paying for his medication, and he had to set aside the rest to cover potential health-related expenses. (People with ulcerative colitis, for instance, are far more likely to get colon cancer, which can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars without health insurance.)

Since the ACA passed, Hank has been able to allocate his resources more efficiently, and rather than having to spend all his money on medication, he’s been able to build Crash Course and Vidcon and SciShow and the Lizzie Bennet Diaries and many other things. Hank now employs more than 30 people.

His work creates jobs. It also grows the economy. And the team of people  Hank has been able to hire make videos that are used in tens of thousands of schools around the world. Those videos are freely available to every student and teacher in the world with Internet access, and they always will be.

Hank couldn’t have done that without Obamacare. This isn’t a political or ideological issue to me; it’s about what I believe to be a human right to health care. But I also believe in the end that universal health care is good business, because it lets more people more fully participate in the economy. So every time you watch CrashCourse or SciShow, remember that it wouldn’t exist if Hank hadn’t finally gotten access to good health insurance through the ACA.