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imagine one day spidey is held up by the new york city police department, and he’s expecting the same old bullshit of “this stupid spider menace vigilante blah blah blah” like the cops in queens always say to him, but instead he’s met with a 30 year old brooklyn cop who is less concerned with peter being a vigilante, and is more concerned with peter’s powers. he won’t stop asking peter about his spider powers, how they work, how he got them, how he would rate them on a scale of “cool” to “toit”

and finally peter gets a word in edgewise and is like “not that this isn’t refreshing compared to the way the police usually treat me, but what kinda cop are you again??” and the cop is like “i’m actually a detective, jake peralta from the 99th precinct. anyways can you summon an army of spiders or is that just a rumor?? oh my god can you talk to them, can you ask the spiders if they like die hard??”

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SICK!

lagonegirl

“I’m preparing you to be better than me. You Understand?“

“Yes, Daddy.“

“Let’s go play.”

Become a roll model no matter the situation!!!! Black Dad representation

Black Fathers = ✊🏾

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Representation Matters ✊🏾

nickanimation

“Susie was the kind of chick that you’d really want to be. Susie came at a time when I don’t think we were seeing a lot of little black girls in animation or a lot of little black girls on TV, period. I think she moved a lot of people and made us feel good about ourselves. She was articulate, she was kind, she was talented, she was smart.” -Cree Summer, the voice of Susie Carmichael on Rugrats. In honor of Black History Month, our Nick archives team uncovered one of the original designs for Susie, one of the first African-American characters in Nick Animation, who made her debut on January 10th, 1993 with the episode “Meet the Carmichaels” in the clip above!

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Those bathrooms with the light switch on the outside are solid proof that most architects didn’t have siblings.

localstarboy

He made the Harry Potter tune so wavy

thequeenadwoa

#BlackHogwarts

parrotiny

i want to know what bears think sometimes

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parrotiny

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#me

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Ten Major Artists:

Wong Wong & Lulu

Pepper examining himself before commencing a self-portrait

Pepper’s self-portrait

Tiger the spontaneous reductionist

Misty goes off the wall

Minnie, the abstract expressionist

Minnie’s Reindeer in Provence, 1992.

Smokey painting after an hour in the catnip patch

Smokey at work

Ginger’s Stripped Bare Birds, 1992.

Princess, the elemental fragmentist

Charlie, the peripheral realist

g-jackson

this literally makes me so happy

crexyonce

Chance learning sign language 😭

batmans-publicist

Real talk Chance is life goals not just his money but his character he genuinely a good dude and I hope he continues to have the utmost success

candiikismet

Oh wow. I just love watching this

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glitterspanked

I WANT THIS GIVE ME IT

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nap goals

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its like.. the best thing ever

#BIG GASP

chillxmami

your wcw is a ball of sunshine who goes through her depressive moments but still manages to motivate everyone around her, it’s me im your wcw

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mood: when you secure an ice dragon

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Night Queen

humansofnewyork

“I have four boys. I was a single mother for most of my life. But I’ve been a good mother. I’m going to pat myself on the back for that. It wasn’t easy. I struggled hard. In my twenties, I got kicked out on the street with four young kids. But I made sure they were always safe, fed, sheltered, and had proper clothes for the season. They always had bikes and skates. And I kept them busy. I signed them up for everything: karate, basketball, swimming, you name it. I paid for it all. I didn’t want them spending time in the streets, so I’d work overtime just to keep them busy. I never had much left over for myself. I sacrificed a lot for them. I still wake up at 3:30 every morning to beat the traffic across the bridge. But they always come first. Because they never asked to come here. They were my decision.”