Feb 7, 2017
Me: Haha, y’all so thirsty for that workout video! I love it.
Also me: opens vid in new tab, shuffles it under the rest of my work. ...for later
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Me: Haha, y’all so thirsty for that workout video! I love it.
Also me: opens vid in new tab, shuffles it under the rest of my work. ...for later
Kudos to the troopers, the frontline fans who brave the horrible movies all the Caps are involved in, and live to tell the tale. And more importantly: make the gifs.
Because then I don’t have to. I ain’t about to see 75% of these boys’ filmographies to be honest. The Bronze, Apparition? Nah. Before We Go, What’s Your Number? Hahah nope. You’re not safe, either, Mackie. Repentance, She Hate Me -- I know what you did!
I keep seeing all these amazing Seb+Chris double photos from SLCC, and am haunted by the question: what pose/scenario would I request in that position?
Only one thing comes to mind.
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hilzRYECK24)
How Pathologists Can Improve a Patient's Journey from Diagnosis to Treatment
How Pathologists Can Improve a Patient’s Journey from Diagnosis to Treatment
Honored to be mentioned in this CAP podcast at soundcloud.com. It is time for pathologists to stand up and become patient advocates.
Digital pathology will be required to respond to patient/consumer driven services for timely, rapid, accurate and reliable transmission and transfer of pathology data across healthcare systems as patient’s seek second and third opinions.
When Kimberly Jewett was…
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MCU PSA: if you see any rude/unethical/horrifying behavior directed at the actors or writers on social media, please call it out and shut it down whenever possible. A self-policing fan culture solves a lot of its own problems, and none of us want to read any more gross cringe-worthy reports. PLEASE.
Lack of boundaries is seriously one of the only things that bothers me about fandom. I'm pretty relaxed about everything: like any characters you want, ship any pairings, write any meta, depict any content -- enjoy and let others play. But not with real people. Actors and creators are real people. Stop these kids and their embarrassing nonsense before I explode through their walls to fight them, Kato-style.
I admit I doubted it was really you doing all those hecka sweet knife moves on screen, but what was I supposed to think, with all this talk of running into fridges and walls on set, and falling off of cars, and dorky denim clothing? i was wrong i'm sorry good job