Starlight Thoughts

Originally made for a roleplay with my friends....this'll serve as my home base on Tumblr I guess

[bloodbending]

peter parker in the 2002 movie is fuckin…. incredible. he gets bitten by a fuckin jacked red blue spider and he doesnt say “hey someone should take me to the hospital mayhaps?” he just goes home. then the bite swells to the size of a fuckin jawbreaker but he’s like “nah i just need a nap.” then he wakes up the next day and discovers that he DOESN’T NEED HIS GLASSES ANYMORE and he has a fuckin six pack. does he flip his entire Fuck? no. he says, “cool.” iconic.

[laughingfish]

2002 peter parker had no health insurance

[homophobicavatarstyle]

how the fuck did the fire nation beat fucking anyone their element can't do shit to any of the others

[homophobicavatarstyle]

shoot fire at an airbender? they blow fire back in your face now you got burn face

[homophobicavatarstyle]

a waterbender sends a wave at you and you defend with fire? congrats dipshit now you've turned that attack into steam in your eyes at best or boiling water on your skin at worst

[homophobicavatarstyle]

you throw fire they throw rock you get hit with hot rock war over

[saltytocrusade]

Literally the only way the fire nation fought enemies was with slow technological veachiles (drills and air boats) and fucking AMBUSHING PEOPLE. AND IT WAS MAINLY AMBUSHING CIVILIANS (against the Geneva Convention). The fire nations army is full of war criminals

[princecharmingtobe]

You think they have the Geneva Convention in ATLA? They don’t even have Geneva. 

[homophobicavatarstyle]

[dimensional-star]

They had a strong centralized government with a centralized military that was actually trained, a culture that seemed to prioritize bending and gender equality by comparison so the had double the benders, a cultural need for expansion (most likely for resources like food), and advanced technology as they entered the Industrial Age while everyone else was basically at medieval levels of technology.

The question isn’t how they were able to but rather...how could they not?

(Also consider if the fire nation ruling and advancing the world was actually a bad thing in the long run)

[marvellestark]

The dead sea is less salty 😂😂

[melodystardust]

“He’s just a kid, he can fall over”

iM WHEEZING

[theinturnetexplorer]

what a deal.

[thebestoftumbling]

clever dog tricked me into game of fetch

[unboundblackboi]

I’m so emotional right now

[justa-littlepup]

Smartest dog ever

[tenkaichibudokai]

[steviepsyclone]

The moment people were like “oh shit water benders”

[el-aurian-deactivated20200313]

I really loved this episode though, it was an established theme in the show that firebenders are associated with death and waterbenders are associated with life and healing, and up to this point it all seemed so clear-cut, because fire obviously destroys everything in its path while water can put out fires and heals, as we’ve seen particularly in Katara’s case with her natural healing ability.  

Then we meet Hama, who due to years of torture and hatred has found a way to turn the classic gentler waterbending ways into a weapon of destruction and manipulation, and honestly I can’t think of a better way to introduce people to the fact that things are never as clear cut as they seem.  We’ve thought of waterbenders as the good guys up until this point, so it’s jarring to find out that no, despite stereotypes and traditions, there are always going to be good and bad people in every culture/group, but that’s the point of the entire show.

It’s revisited later too when Aang and Zuko find the Sun Warriors who teach them firebending is not just about death and destruction, but also about bringing warmth to the earth and making plants grow and both Aang and Zuko needed to hear that they weren’t just instruments of destruction and gain confidence from the idea of using firebending to create life and I love it I love this show so much.

[bitegore]

also worth mentioning: the flowers in this episode were specifically called “fire lilies,” and a swathe of blackened plants is generally also what it looks like when fire comes through and destroys and area. It’s showing that not only can water be used in dangerous and harmful ways, but also that water and fire are not as inherently opposite as they seem.

[transdreamsicle]

imagine if the asgardians knew it was loki and not odin bc odin suddenly stopped losing his temper over dumb shit and was behaving more like frigga so they were like “oh, loki, it’s gotta be”

[transdreamsicle]

“we told him one of the lesser colonies began a revolution and declared independence and all he did was drink an entire glass of wine and say ‘good for them’ and then he wrote another play”

[see-arcane]

Thor: Look, Odin was Loki the whole time!

Asgardians:

[rebelmeg]

The Asgardians knowing, and NOT CARING, that Loki was pretending to be Odin because he did a better job, is a delightful concept

[omghotmemes]

A more accurate calendar for 2020 so far.

[midnight-spectrum-again]

Yes

[canadiananimatorguy]

[scootsenshi]

This is Staying In Your Own Lane 101

[captioned-miscellaneous-videos]

[internal dialogue] “What the- that guy’s got horns! That’s not normal. Well, not gonna ruin my day.”

[unhealthies]

actual role model

[dimensional-star]

‪Finally, I finished the guy’s outfit I’ve been working on. It’s done with cotton and a stiff brocade. You can find it at https://etsy.me/2VpLzt5 #renaissance #renfaire #handmade #costume

Sir Robert Wayne Renaissance Outfit

A simple yet detailed look, this is the perfect outfit for any guy who wants to go to a renaissance faire in style. There are three pieces t

[dimensional-star]

This piece is going to a teen for his birthday. It’s a brocade hat that’s lined in 100% cotton. It’s technically reversible but with brocade this pretty why would you? #renaissance #renfaire #handmade #headpiece

[dimensional-star]

Just finished this child sized, open cage hoopskirt. #handmade #hoopskirt #renaissance #renfaire #victorian #costume

Open Cage Child Hoopskirt

A hoopskirt, or farthingale, is used to keep the skirt away from the legs in a variety of different shapes. This one is made to help keep th

[catchymemes]

[riben-deactivated20230922]

oh this picture is so so so good if you forget about the coronavirus

[thegingerpowers]

[medic-ludilo]

@carnalreincarnated

[carnalreincarnated]

Something like that.

[ormundshightower]

“I really love the straight line of an off-the-shoulder-look on Adelaide,” says Markworth-Pollack of Kane. The Los Angeles-based designer sourced the gold-embroidered burgundy brocade from a furniture upholstery store because, she explains, “more often than not, they have bigger quantities in stock than the fashion fabric stores.” With approximately 12 yards of fabric in hand—and with a team of six seamstresses and designers—she created the dress in just two weeks.

Mary’s gown includes an exaggerated train. “I wanted something that really went above and beyond anything we’ve seen Mary wear before,” says Markworth-Pollack, who cites photos of British Queen Victoria at her 1838 coronation as royal inspiration. But before diving into the design process, the costumer needed assurance that the train would be given the royal treatment. “The director promised that if we built it, she would shoot it, which I find is not always the case,” she says. “You end up putting a lot of labor into something that because of the nature of TV, you don’t always get to see the full effect of.”

The ornate gown worn by Kane called for equally extravagant jewelry, and these oxidized, gold-plated Swarovski crystal chandelier earrings from designer Vicki Sarge were ideal. “I actually bought them from the [online retailer] The Outnet previously and they were so gorgeous I was holding off for a special moment to use them,” says Markworth-Pollack of the $214.00 earrings. And no coronation scene would be complete with the all-important crown, which she purchased from vendor Courtly Charm on e-commerce website Etsy.

MARY STUART’S CORONATION LOOK REIGN, Season 2 Episode 3 (2014)

[dimensional-star]

It took 6 seamestresses two weeks to make that? We’re they working part time or were there complications?

[valtsv]

girls don't want boys, girls want to find a mysterious egg in the forest that they take home where it hatches a dragon which they raise and form an unbreakable bond of friendship to last a lifetime with

[valtsv]

[dimensional-star]

She said it made her feel like the Winter Soldier; seemed like a fun thing to imagine. If you want your own I have a couple in stock at etsy.me/3a1OJr4 #cottonmasks #handmade #masks #imagination #wintersoldier #marvel

4 Layer Cotton Mask w/ Filter Pocket and Adjustable Bridge

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