Print. Screen.

Video game junkie who loves taking screen shots of cool shit.

[sindel-pellion]

Wormholes are pretty.

[minipaladin]

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Yup.

[comedycentral]

Click here for more of Jon Stewart’s coverage of the recent House Committee on Science, Space and Technology hearing.

[playeveonline]

Incoming missiles. #eveonline #tweetfleet

[randomgamerblog]

Isn’t this meant to be burnt gold and crimson, not salmon pink and light toffee?

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It’s beautiful this way. So. Damn. Beautiful.

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NASA Probes Record Sounds In Space - And It's Terrifying.

So beautiful. Saturn is particularly haunting.

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Watchlist

Eve Online parody of Britney Spears' "Toxic", in the style of Melanie Martinez. Instrumentals provided by MUDWEST. For more informatio...

I wrote this thing. It's actually pretty neat.

[freemelissa89]

Hope you all are having an awesome Friday. Happy flying! 

[freemelissa89]

[officialjiggly]

if a charmander running in circles chasing its tail doesnt fit your blog then you are running the wrong kind of blog

[brutereason]

Frankly put. I am a FAKE GEEK GUY. I admit it. I like geek stuff, but I don’t love geek stuff. Not the way most geeks do. I’m an interloper on the geek scene. I’ve seen the movies, but I don’t know the canon. I am not a true fan. All those things about not really loving the source material and “just watching the movies” or only reading the one book that everyone has read. That—all of that—applies to me. But here are some things that have never happened to me. I have never been quizzed about who Data’s evil brother is to prove I like Star Trek. I have never had to justify my place in a midnight line to see Spider-man II by knowing who took up the mantle of Spider-man after Peter Parker’s death. (Peter Parker dies? Really? That’s so sad!) I have never had to explain who Nightwing is in order to participate in a conversation about Batman. (Nightwing is like….Robin on steroids, right?) I have never been asked how battle meditation works in order to voice my opinion that Enterprise shields would probably make a fight with Star Wars technology one sided. (Battle meditation is something that was in that Jedi role playing game, wasn’t it?) I have never had to beat everybody in the room (twice) at Mario Kart to prove I liked video games. I have never had my gender “honorarily” changed by having enough geek interests to be accepted (“you’re one of the guys now”). No one has ever insisted I tell them the difference between a tank and DPS in an MMORPG before allowing me to discuss raiding Molten Core. I have never been dismissed as a faker at a prequel screening because I didn’t know which admiral came out of light speed too close to the planet’s surface in The Empire Strikes Back. I have never been quizzed about Armor Class in order to get past someone who was blocking my path to the back of a game store where my friends were waiting at the tables. I have never been told I’m not a real fan. I have never been shamed for coming to a convention despite my lack of esoteric knowledge. And I have never, ever, EVER been invited to leave a fandom because I didn’t like [whatever it was] enough. Every one of the things I have listed, I have personally witnessed happen. To women. That’s not elitism. That’s sexism.

The “Fake Geek” is Not The Problem When It Comes to “Fake Geek Girls” (via brutereason)

Preach.

[sindel-pellion]

How many space careers can one girl have??!?!!!

[gameological]

"No Final Fantasy game has been so committed to loneliness as Final Fantasy VI, though, which is strange considering it has the largest cast of colorful world-saving heroes. Stranger still, they fail to save much of anything, and the world ends, at least for a while. But the World Of Ruin isn’t a place for nihilistic moping or stoic melodrama, though there are dollops of both here and there. Final Fantasy VI uses its gutted world to explore how people overcome failure and loss to build hope in new lives.”

—Final Fantasy VI explores human pain through its shattered geography

[randomgamerblog]

Isn’t this meant to be burnt gold and crimson, not salmon pink and light toffee?

[sindel-pellion]

It's beautiful this way. So. Damn. Beautiful.

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Awesome picture of Titanomachy.

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My favorite picture of Eyjafjallajökull. Tengu sold separately.

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Eyjafjallajökull

The rarest planet in all of Eve Online: the ONLY named planet inside a wormhole. Finding it is, like, the holy grail of exploration. Screenshots of my visit... because I'm baller.