Just Imagine

I'm an actress. I occasionally post selfies and try to be funny.

[thatmcufangirl]

It has come to my attention that Aquaman (2018) is just a shameless ripoff of the Mattel classic, Barbie: A Mermaid Tale.

We have the child of a mermaid queen and a regular human guy 

who was brought up in the human world as a free spirit,

who talks to sea creatures,

who is fated to take over the throne of an underwater kingdom (where all the buildings are round and mushroom-y)

which is currently being occupied by an evil, power-hungry relative

with an army of sharks

And their unique position, straddling the human world and the underwater world, is at first a burden but ends up being their greatest strength

… I’m just saying

[cuddlyplaguedoctor]

So what you’re saying is, basically, Aquaman is a Barbie Princess. Fair enough.

[sixpenceee]

The actual colors used in the Addams family house.

[kitsune-34]

i think i read somewhere they chose those colours because it shows up the props better in black and white (shading and contrast).

[artistofthemillennium-deactivat]

“Pokémom”

[onawhirlwind]

Britney omg why

[cloudfreed]

this is the birthday party she just threw for her kids

i am FASCINATED by how Britney is so supportive and excited about their interest in Pokemon even though I have absolutely no doubt she is utterly confused by Pokemon

[sodomymcscurvylegs]

Honestly, Britney Spears seems like an excellent mom.

[jin-hikari-deactivated20170429]

[stay-myheartbeatsforlove]

I remember her taking pre-algebra classes to understand her sons’ homework

[yiprincessart]

My take on some Marinette kwami swaps :’) 

Adrien’s version   My headcanon is that Mari names her superhero forms after English words cause she isn’t really that picky about names- So Ladybug, Black Cat (copyright what? nah a tribute- ;O), Fox, etc

[humanfreedomextremist]

[max-gillespie]

I’m reblogging this here because I’ve seen that quote from Maya Angelou floating around Writeblr and while it is a cool quote, it doesn’t mean what y'all think it means. The context is incredibly important. It’s not about fantasy stories and unfinished novels, it’s about overcoming trauma and fighting back against toxic beliefs.

[conan-doyles-carnations]

Love being brutally called out by the British Library

[endearingsalt]

Oh my gosh I went here a few days ago do you guys want to see the whole sign

[tikkunolamorgtfo]

I’m covered with “Librarians from Everywhere” but as a former museums professional “Tourists who think we’re the British Museum” really speaks to me on a personal level.

[lucillebruise]

Tag yourself, I’m “All ten people who think they’ve got the most niche interest in the building”

[retrogamingblog]

Linktober Sketches by Willowstration

[consultingdoctorwholock]

Giant monster:

*rises from the mediterranean sea*

Meryl Streep, putting on sunglasses:

Mamma Mia…

*cocks shotgun*

Here we go again

[weavemama]

I’M SCREAMING AT HIS REPLY

[theartofanimation]

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[crimepit-deactivated20200606]

guys listen

mermaids would have to be dark-skinned and chubby to survive in the ocean 

water isnt a great means of protecting oneself from the sun theyd have to be very dark if they were shallow mermaids and they didnt want to be constantly sunburnt and they may be paler if they lived deeper in the water but theyd have to be buff and/or chubby as hell to resist the water pressure and cold of the deep sea

what im saying is pale-ass white skinny mermaids are just unrealistic

[anxious-bi-bb-deactivated202006]

I love this tea

[thewonderfulkatsukinikifrovs]

PSA

White people with dreadlocks who scream “the Celts had locks” every time you get called out. Stop. Just stop.

I’m mixed race and a Celt so here I am to tell you that Celtic people do not traditionally wear locks. Any Celt in the Isles today could tell you that. Most Celts living in North America could tell you that. Most Creole people who are Celtic could tell you that. 

Observe. 

See this? This is called plaiting. It’s a type of braiding. THIS is the Celtic and Nordic style that ancient Romans mistook for dreadlocks because they were Colonial Imperialists who didn’t see or care about the differences between the cultures they were “conquering.”

If you are Celtic, Nordic or trying to emulate Celtic culture (which is a discussion for another day) and you have dreadlocks all that says to me is that you don’t care about or respect those differences either.

I apologize on behalf of Celts with locks and random white people with locks who try to make this excuse. I can only hope correcting them might make a bit of a difference.

[dynastylnoire]

Bless

[space--butterflies]

honestly, if Adrien only shows an interest in Marinette because he finds out she’s Ladybug I will be 100000% done with this show

[officialpizzarat]

During the 1980s, more gay men died in New York City during the AIDS crisis than all recorded deaths of American soldiers in Vietnam. You need to know that.

[chatpeach]

This is the last post I’m going to make about this, but I honestly think Marinette/Adrien and Ladybug/Chat Noir have such a strong platonic bond, and I feel like that’s so much more important than their romantic views of each other? Like honestly they already love each other so much as friends and partners and that is really truly the foundation of a good relationship

[anaiselysium]

WHY AM I A 22 YEAR OLD COLLEGE GRADUATE SQUEALING ABOUT A CHILDREN’S SHOW AT 1:30 AM IN THE MORNING!?!?

[ponzischemes]

this is so petty but i really wish white people would stop using “the color of someone’s skin” as a stand-in term for “race.” they are not the same thing. this is not about the color of my skin, i am asian and paler than you yet you still hate me

[ponzischemes]

it’s the same as when they’re like “i don’t care if you’re black, white, brown, green, purple…” as though racism is just about someone’s appearance and not deeply entrenched scientific, medical, and social categories for the express purpose of oppression and violence