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「ill repute」
1. bugg’n // tnght 2. london bridge // fergie 3. come around // m.i.a 4. house of ill repute // gutter brothers 5. clint eastwood // gorillaz 6. straight heat // edit 7. ikebukuro nishiguchi go mata-ro kousaten // drrr!! ost 8. dangerous animals // arctic monkeys
it seems like everyone i follow on tumblr is posting copious amounts of dragon age, and i feel it is pertinent to say that i’ve seen a lot of things: an ostensibly traitorous egg person, a horrific bull human hybrid, romantic british redcoat dances, pirates, magic, violence, soft porn of every orientation combination, sad white haired anime elves…yes, i’ve seen it all. what have i not seen? even one single dragon.
Ghost in the Shell (1995): Batou
The Gods of Theros
Athreos, God of Passage, by Ryan Barger Ephara, God of the Polis, by Eric Deschamps Erebos, God of the Dead, by Peter Mohrbacher Heliod, God of the Sun, by Jaime Jones Iroas, God of Victory, by Slawomir Maniak Karametra, God of Harvests, by Eric Deschamps Keranos, God of Storms, by Daarken Kruphix, God of Horizons, by Daarken Mogis, God of Slaughter, by Peter Mohrbacher Nylea, God of the Hunt, by Chris Rahn Pharika, God of Affliction, by Peter Mohrbacher Phenax, God of Deception, by Ryan Barger Purphoros, God of the Forge, by Eric Deschamps Thassa, God of the Sea, by Jason Chan Xenagos, God of Revels, by Jason Chan
So, I tried to write a comprehensive post on why you should all listen to Gallifrey, but it… just kinda turned into a Leela & Romana shipping appreciation post.
Oops. I really do love the other characters too, I promise. Brax, Narvin, K9, don’t feel too left out.
At the same time I’m not actually sorry I still think this might convince some of my followers to listen to Gallifrey, if only because a science fiction show starring two complicated, brilliant women with a lot of angst and romantic chemistry is such a rare thing. So I kept it spoiler free and non-Whovian friendly. (Yes, Gallifrey is a spin-off of Doctor Who. No, you don’t need to be a classic Who fan or a Who fan at all to enjoy it.) I… I just really really really really really need some people to cry about this ship with, ok.
So without further ado, let’s move on to the feature presentation: Why There Aren’t Enough Words In The English Language To Describe My Love Of Romana and Leela: A Post.
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Ghost in the Shell (1995): Motoko Kusanagi
Ghost in the Shell (1995): Motoko + just the outline of a person
apparently I'm spending my entire Friday evening screencapping and editing shit from the '95 GitS movie
because
reasons
kilauea, one of the most active volcanoes on earth, has erupted continuously from its pu’u o’o vent since 1983, with its lava moving across hawaii’s big island into the ocean. photos by (click pic) miles morgan, bruce mori, james balog, peter lik and cj kale
possibly my favourite scene from anything ever
ok what the hell is the x files
mickleburger replied to your post: “bisexualengineerscott replied to your post: It is endlessly hilarious...”
that was not a secret
well it's not an easy job keeping all this omnipotence and sarcasm under wraps, ok. I try.
bisexualengineerscott replied to your post: It is endlessly hilarious to me how re...
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I am Q
Hum. how can the guy take pressure from his pymaric, if the pressure aspect is inside the khert of the pymaric's first material?
That is its purpose. It’s a pymaric stuffed full of explosive pressure that you draw out through a khert-line in the little metal spigot at the top. Like an Aspect battery, so you have more options in an environment with few useful materials. I suppose I could have shown a clearer shot of it but the dude described what it was pretty clearly a few pages ago.
Some pymarics really are a solid bulb of First Glass with no easy conduit out. Those are the ones that need to be thrown and smashed, like a grenade. They’re designed for civvies like Ephsephin or Sette to use. A pro wright is going to have one he can draw from.
HISTORY: How Censors Killed The Weird, Experimental, Progressive Golden Age Of Comics -
http://t.co/8N5FDD6HAE
For those of you who aren’t link clickers:
""The message was clear: If comics were to be tolerated in this new postwar order, they had to be purged of assertive women, of people of color, of challenges to authority, and even of working-class, urban slang. And so the Comics Code hacked and mangled comics until they fit into the patriarchal, conservative, white suburban social order that was taking over every other sphere of American life.
Distributors agreed not to carry comic books that didn’t abide by the Code, making it functionally as effective as law. And, indeed, with some slight modifications here and there, it functioned as the law of land for mainstream comics for almost 50 years. These days, there’s a broad consensus that the Comics Code — which has been endlessly discussed and condemned by comics historians — was disastrous, and that it damaged comics. But nearly all of the critiques of the Code focus primarily on its dire consequences for white men’s artistic freedom, or the disservice done to readers in coddlingly denying them explicit sex and violence. What’s less discussed is the fact that independent women, and people of color, and all sorts of stories that didn’t fit with the compulsory patriotism and cop-worship of the 1950s, essentially vanished from comics for decades. This is a loss that comics are still wrangling with. What was left didn’t interest adults nearly as much, and comics slowly began to become less ubiquitous and more associated with pasty adolescent boys.”“
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korydwen replied to your post: .
?_? which one?
some shippers on twitter/tumblr trying to launch a "campaign" to get reboot!k/s canon without the slightest regard for the implications re: Uhura.
the ?_? response is extremely heartening tbh
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can i reblog this?
Rather not; I didn't make a proper post out of it 'cause I mostly wanna just stay away from the fray outside of a quick note. Thanks for checking.
It is endlessly hilarious to me how reality gets garbled in dreams. Last night, dream!me was talking about Star Trek, but couldn't remember Avery Brooks' name, so I called him Benjamin (origin obvious) Carpenter (a reference to Jesus, I think?).
Also, dream!me was confident that Picard's first name was John. John Picard. Amazing.
