#alecnight

[major-gilneass]

@alecnight replied to your post “LOOK AT THESE BAD LINES!” Bitch, look at this two-hour old tattoo...”

What kind of piece of shit reblogs someone's tat to denigrate it? Directly, of all fucking things? Jesus. Congrats on getting the tat, look forward to seeing it healed!

@ma-at-thought replied to your post “LOOK AT THESE BAD LINES!” Bitch, look at this two-hour old tattoo...”

I wanna see pics in a couple days!

Salutes.  I’ll attempt a better picture in a few days, it’s still a little swollen around the lines because it was not licked on by kittens.

[eatingcroutons]

alecnight replied to your post: “Hi, i have seen a scan of a picture of seb stan getting his arm cast...”

...do you know if anyone ever scanned the whole thing, or if its cheaper in some countries? The minimum price on Amazon is almost $500 USD used (and max is over $8000???? holy crap)

Bloody hell, I knew the artbooks increase in price after the initial run sells out, but I didn’t know they were worth that much o.O

I haven’t seen the whole thing scanned anywhere, and I don’t have access to my copy right now. Everything I’ve posted from it is under this tag, and you can find some of the other pictures from the book at Concept Art World and on Marvel.com, or by searching for the concept artists’ personal websites, but I’m afraid that’s as much help as I can give.

[lauralot89]

what about bearpires?

NOBODY LET JAMES INTO A ZOO.

He has given his teddy bears some bites, though.  He’s convinced they drink blood by osmosis.

[berelyn]

okay my last try

Ahem

Dear Tumbluh user alecnight, if you are still interesting in doing that book for review exchange we discussed, please let me know. If you are not please let me know too, so that I know it isn't just tumblr eating your messages. I suggest you reblog this post with added comment if you have had trouble with my inbox previously. 

Thanks!

[berelyn]

So begins a dreaded waiting tumblr period of "do they not wish to reply or has tumblr eaten the message"

[luxshine]

alecnight replied to your post “So… apparently the destihellers are scum and sent unwarranted hate to...”

I'm not sure if there's a recent thing for the Destiel side of this, but if it's the Wincest side of fandom bringing out that complaint then lol. Fandom has been a hateful ass to actresses on the show since before Castiel even joined the show.

There are hateful asses in both sides of the fandom, but lately, there's a special group within the J2/Wincest side, that I call the Fandom Police Academy, that likes to claim that the only side that sends hate to the actresses is the Destiel side, going as far as to claim that  the Destiel fans are to blame for Bella, Ellen and Jo's deaths.  Which is why I find this so laughable.

[eliotspencer]

Eliot is a boss and I miss Kane's gorgeous long hair. A most excellent name!

thank you! :) and yeah eliot is amazing and ridiculously attractive, i think we can all agree. 

[pagalini]

alecnight replied to your post:i was watching the new cosmos series yesterday and...

thank you for the doc recs - american science tv is a nightmare. Supposedly Mythbusters actually has a different international cut with actual science??? A lot of science stuff gets cut off by religious blather on US tv. Very frustrating.

you are SO welcome! i've seen p much every documentary aired on british tv in the last fifteen years.....i check bbc iplayer every week and watch all the ones i haven't seen. i watch so many documentaries that if the bbc recycle a clip i can usually tell what documentary the clip was taken from. 

i can guarantee you won't find anything about religion in any of these documentaries. lots of evidence and stuff like that. cox in particular refuses to soften the science he brings to the table, and wonders of the universe can take a couple watches bc it's so dense. 

above all i'm about to list, i recommend bbc's horizon. the first episode of horizon was broadcast in 1964, and there are at least ten episodes every year about varying relevant topics. it's a staggering catalogue of great information documenting the growth of scientific understanding since the sixties as it happens. there are currently over 1100 episodes, all an hour long and packed with evidence and great information about pretty much any topic you can think of. the series has won a truly ridiculous amount of awards for its programmes, and is quite heavily hounded by the press and public to maintain its scientific backbone and avoid becoming too drama-focused. 

here's a full episode list on wiki, complete with summaries. you can find episodes online and i think they sell box sets of the various 51 seasons online.

DOCUMENTARY RECOMMENDATIONS:

SPACE: 

-brian cox:

wonders of the solar system

wonders of the universe

human universe

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DINOSAURS/PTEROSAURS/PLESIOSAURS:

walking with dinosaurs (a fucking CLASSIC. i used to rewatch this series on vcr every weekend as a little kid. narrated by kenneth branagh)

dinosaur planet (updated sequel to the above, narrated by john hurt)

david attenborough's flying monsters

-horizon:

dinosaurs: the hunt for life

ANIMALS/NATURAL WORLD:

earthflight

the wonder of dogs

swarm: nature's incredible invasions

-david attenborough:

LIFE ON LAND: (the series of series that took him decades to complete)

life on earth

the living planet

the trials of life

life in the freezer

the life of birds

the life of mammals

life in the undergrowth

life in cold blood

first life

frozen planet

life story

the blue planet

the private life of plants

africa

-liz bonnin:

the secret life of cats

cat watch 2014: the new horizon experiment