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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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@solidejake
Waiting for MGSV to release:
WHEN MGSV IS RELEASED:
When you finish MGSV:
When your favourite game franchise has been reduced to pachinko machine games:
I hoped I’d never have to revisit this post again, but Konami forced my hand and I had to revisit the animation that started it all.
Metal Gear Survive:
Taking a break from Sons of Liberty to doodle
Also
I’m never drawing guns again Fcking Socoms
Sketching this dork and working on facial expressions.
I love this more than golden diamonds.
Waiting for MGSV to release:
WHEN MGSV IS RELEASED:
When you finish MGSV:
When your favourite game franchise has been reduced to pachinko machine games:
For @biblio-fiend Dave and one of his many huskies
I wonder where he shops for food?
2 days later… And it’s finally done!! :3
Yes I know…his suit and bandana is more of a blue colour but… I had nothing else :/
Enjoy! ^^
I’d get in a box with him.
@kelz313
Deadpool’s instructive video may save your testicles
jokes aside, this is important. Check yourself.
Reblog if you want one of these in your askbox:
A compliment
A story
Why you follow me
If you met me what would you do
A cute message
One thing you want to tell me
One thing you want to know about me
Tumblr is not a website. It’s a disease.
man friend (via semper-cantare)
Women Try To Pose Like Female Comic Book Heroes - Watch the full video
Well, yeah, it’s going to be tough to get off-balance, out-of-shape humans to pose like in-shape, super-human cartoons. But, ya know, muh narrative.
Anything to get people, who don’t read comics, upset about the state of comics.
Instead of having these women trying to mimic fictional characters, perhaps Buzzfeed should have them perform feats that actual real women have performed like running a mile under 4:15, swim the 200 m freestyle in under 2 minutes, or squat 800lbs on squat. I’d watch that.
Watch these men try to smash brick walls like male comic book heroes.
Clearly since the average man cannot smash a brick wall then the super strong male comic book heroes present an unrealistic expectation for men and have no place in a comic books. -Feminist/Buzzfeed logic
I especially like the part where they get a woman with 100 lbs on Red Sonja to try and pose like alim woman who needs to be athletic for a living.
Also, that Spider-Woman cover pose is identical to an earlier Spider-Man one.
Whoops!
Okay, it’s not like “agility” is one of the often-listed powers of both Spider-Woman and Spider-Man, and the latter is often drawn in physically impossible poses, right?
Double whoops!
Also…
You ever see a parent ask their child to do something and the child doesn’t want to…so they pretend it’s impossible and they whine that they can’t do it. That’s what this was and buzzfeed is the whiny child.
Reblog and see if you get a color
PURPLE: I don’t talk to you but I really love your blog.
FUSHIA: I wish we were friends in real life.
GREY: You make me go asdfghjkl.
RED: I love you with a burning passion.
GREY 2: I wish you would notice me.
PINK: I think you should follow me.
TEAL: We have a lot in common.
BLUE: You are my tumblr crush.
ORANGE: I don’t like your blog.
YELLOW: **** ME PLEASE.
WHITE: MARRY ME PLEASE.
GREEN: I think you’re cute.
BLACK: I would date you.
BROWN: I don’t like you.
It’s officially Thanksgiving in the USA
Time to smell the gravy, marvel at your auntie’s pretty place-settings, and listen to the 5edgy9me once-a-year intellectuals crawling out of their local Starbucks like zombies from the damn grave, moaning
C̪̹͉͔͔̳̕h͈̼̯̥̭̗̍̒ͧ͟ṙ̠͍̹̈̄̈́͗ͥ̅͟i͎s̸̭̣̬̼͚͊̊ͨͬ̈́̅̚t͍͌̏̏͐͞o͈̐̉̓͐̅p̮̞͟h̦e̶͌ͪr̬̻̩͕̱̎̌ͩ͗ ̐̔͏͕̲͉̺͕Ċ͉̰͕̹́̊ͯ͆̓̾ͅo͇l̮̟͡ů̱͖̬͙ͣ̓͋̆̎m̧ͫb̵̠̲̗͂u͎͗s̟̤̭̼͕͈̃̉̒̔ ̖̹̗͔̮̱̯ͭ̅̋̆ͯ̽̍w̱̰͈̰̔̃͆́͋͌a͚̮̬ͮͨͤͬs̩͖͙̬̟̦ͫ̓̀ ̝̰̼͇̹̲͑̉̿̽͒͞a͔̬̮͠ͅ ͙͙͇̖͇͛͞m̠̲͖ͯͫ́̿ͤ͜u̪̪͖̮͂ͪ̎̽̚r̰̜ͪͩ̀ͫ̅d̬̹̲ͯè͖͇̦̖r̝̀è̯͙͈̻͖͓̪͌ͤ͑r̵̭͖̖̋ͥ̂ͅr̸̭͎͈͑r̞̫̀̔̅r͎̖̿̑̒͠r̬ͬ̄ͫ
@sixpenceee has already joined in the festivities of hilariously bad revisionist history with this little gem:
‘Cept Christopher Columbus never actually set foot on American soil – And Thanksgiving has nothing to do with him.
Thanksgiving in the USA was officially adopted as a holiday during the Civil War, though it had been off-again-on-again celebrated since 1621 – This is thought to be the famous ‘Pilgrims at Plymouth’ Thanksgiving.
Originally, it was celebrated because of a particularly successful harvest was managed less than a year after the Pilgrims first settled the Plymouth colony with the few surviving members of the journey from Europe. This sort of feast wouldn’t happen again until a bountiful rainfall broke a treacherous drought in 1623.
Only one or two other colonies celebrated similar days of thanks, and all of them were related to farming practices. Natives frequently attended these meals. Indeed, the first Thanksgiving saw about 90 Natives join in on the festivities.
That might not sound like a lot initially, but keep in mind that there were only 50 Pilgrims there, so the feast was almost 2:1 Native.
Now, with respect to ‘Genocide’, lemme learn you some knowledge..
Claims of Native genocide by the Pilgrims mostly originate from happenings during the 1637 Pequot War – Also known as the Mystic Massacre.
Essentially, in the area the Plymouth Pilgrims had settled, there were a few major warring Native bands. Specifically, the Pequot, the Mohegan, the Narragansett, the Wampanoag, and the Algonquians.
Basically, the Pequot sucked. They were the most powerful tribe, and were constantly trying to expand their territory – Even before the Pilgrims had come. They regularly raided the Wampanoag and the Algonquians, and bullied the Mohegan and Narragansett. When the fur trade started up, they tried to scare all the other tribes out of competition.
This led pretty much all of the tribes in the area, with emphasis of the Mohegan and Narragansett, to ally with the Pilgrims when shit started to go down.
The Pequot seemed to have the least resistance to the foreign bacteria the Pilgrims brought in, and it weakened them a lot, leaving the other tribes and Pilgrims the ability to reclaim or take over a lot of their land.
About 700 Pequot died during the war. A great deal of them were also taken/given to the other tribes as slaves.
A great deal of the bullshittery surrounding the settlement and colonization of North America comes from people who are unwilling to admit that Natives were brutal with each other… That they were just these awesome, no-socialist hippies that just sang songs and ate berries all day.
I don’t just think that’s dishonest, I think it’s pretty derogatory.
I remember vividly a time I was on a long busride in my home of British Columbia, which has a very high Native population. I was seated next to an Aboriginal man from a Kwakwaka'wakw band and he told me, very proudly, about his tribe’s impressive archive of ancient weave records depicting a great victory over neighboring tribes leaving 600,000 of them killed by the Kwakwaka'wakw warriors, who were greatly outnumbered. I would find out later that Kwakwaka'wakw were known headhunters and cannibals.
Once again, Thanksgiving was celebrated very sporadically, and certainly not as a consistent holiday, until the Civil War.
Thanksgiving never had anything to do with the Natives, other than their participation in a mutually-beneficial relationship with people who genuinely appreciated their help, and thus were willing to share what little food they had with them. It was about farming and harvesting, and later about peace and reconciliation.
We here in Canada celebrated Thanksgiving back in October, but I’ve always liked the story of American Thanksgiving better. To me, all of it’s incarnations have represented unity in one way or another – Different people working together to make everyone’s life better. Whether that be the Natives and the Pilgrims, or the Northern and Southern States.
People just being good to each other, if only for a little bit.
(Oneida Indian Nation has participated in the Macy’s Parade every year since 2010 in what they call ‘The True Spirit of Thanksgiving’)
Happy Thanksgiving, guys!
Thanksgiving and Christopher Columbus hate is my pet peeve so THIS.
Can this be used as a masterpost
Tumblr, a place where you can
Generalise all Christians as lunatics;
Call all white people racists;
Define all men as predatory rapists;
Demand apologies for “white privilege” and “male privilege”;
But NOT a place for an open discussion about the corrosive nature of Islam because … reasons.
Telling people to put “trigger warnings” and asking people to not make jokes about sensitive subjects is like saying “I can’t control my emotions, so you should do it for me.”
