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Mechakara cosplay 2.0.
aka what happens when you leave me alone in the house and you watch the AT4W dvd.
This is awesome! You make a scary Mechakara.
Wow, never thought I'd call Mechakara sexy. Still won't, because that's kind of creepy. But hey, its a great costume, Missy.
This blog, in the past, has had its share of controversy in the TGWTG Fandom. The blog and some of the more “drama-filled" secrets within have made many people mad at it, including producers and fans alike.
There’s been a few producers that have lashed out at the blog, saying that it has...
In other words, get the fuck over it and move on, haters. Haters gonna hate, bro,
1) Give me a pairing.
2) Give me an AU setting.
3) I will write you a three-sentence fic.
1. Obscurus Lupa and JesuOtaku. 2. Floating around space together in a waterbed, but they're not asphyxiating for some reason. 3. Write away, right away!
Reblog if you want (1) message that will make you smile, anon or not.
I could use some cheering up.
Mass Buttsex
BioShock Buttsex
Eternal Buttsex
Knights of the Old Buttsex
Devil May Buttsex… in the act of it right now!
Dragon Buttsex… // OMG! I think that would hurt! ROFL!!
Pokémon Buttsex
Well…
Burnout Buttsex
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Brothers buttsex e_e
Metal Gear Buttsex
Uncharted Buttsex
OFF buttsex.
Well then.
OFF buttsex
…dang.
Left 4 Buttsex
What
Manos: The Hands if Buttsex…
Legend of Zelda: Link’s Buttsex
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Barbie as Buttsex
Injustice: Gods Among Buttsex
Hi, this is Vira Gunn. I never thought I would be doing this, but I need help. As many of you know, I have a rare neurological disorder. Recently, I had a catastrophic shunt failure that required surgery. In the past three weeks, I have had surgery three times, and tomorrow,...
Not a lot of money, Vira. But you're in my prayers. Hope everything works out well and good luck to you and yours.
Okay, yeah. I think I’ve said enough to Jerry and the boys, but:
I’ve been thinking of leaving this blog for a loooong time. Since Rants was still around, even.
My position of “head admin” has not really been justified for a while. I don’t do too much anymore anyway, and I rarely exercise all...
And fuck you too....
Cunt. I miss Rants.
http://thesirensailor.tumblr.com/post/52727015204/submitted-for-your-non-approval
I’m responding to this fucking garbage at this point because I feel like I have to. I’ve been quiet about it, letting each incident, each insult, each shitty, childish thing blow past, operating under the...
Final word, boys and girls. Let's just call this shit done, slap a stamp on it, and mail it to "Nobody Gives A Fuck Anymore-Ville".
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Lay it on me, babe.
Try to seduce me in 7 words or less.
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I Saw Bullet For My Valentine - And Now I'm Reviewing It - A Concert Review
Bullet For My Valentine (With special guests, Stars In Stereo) May 10, 2013 - Town Ballroom, Buffalo, New York Before I get to reviewing this show proper, let me just elucidate on the importance of having designated drivers for concerts. The show, with openers Stars In Stereo kicking things off with an extra-long set, due to the early departure of Bullet's regular touring buddies Halestorm (who, despite going around the horn with Bullet for two months, decided to cut short their run on the tour to play a state fair with All That Remain that night) didn't start until 7 PM. My concert buddy (a metalcore show vet himself) and I were both legally intoxicated by about 1 PM. By 4 we were hitting up a gas station and a Burger King. Thanks to a gullible (or perhaps just ambivalent) cashier, I was able to take my last few beers on the road in the disguise of a large Burger King Coke. That being said, by the time our crew hit America's biggest little city, I was completely trashed. Confession time; Previous to this show, I'd caught Bullet once before at a larger festival. They played in a non-headliner capacity and didn't exactly impress me. I figured, even if they weren't good, I'd at least be drunk enough to enjoy the noise and the couple songs of theirs I already legitimately enjoyed. That being said, I hardly needed it. After walking a staggering eight blocks from a meter-less parking spot (our buddy and DD was nice and accommodating, but still pretty damn cheap) down to Buffalo's "legendary" (and currently under construction) theater district, we hit on the fairly indistinct Town Ballroom. The only indicator of any kind of event there was a line of black t-shirted, shorts wearing, teenage mosher d-bags. Indeed so, my buddy and I were probably the only alcohol legal guys there. The lack of alcohol-legal patrons helped as soon as we got inside. The Town Ballroom isn't a huge place, but its large enough to cater to a big crowd. But, lucky for us, the bar was all but deserted. A beer and some standing around bullshitting later, we were inside the venue proper. The venue itself is fairly standard. Painted black stage, walls, and stairs. Not a huge lighting rig above the stage, a floor (later made into the obvious giant mosh pit) and no seats. Its come as you are. Luckily, despite showing up just a few minutes prior to the advertised start time, we had plenty of time to hang around and just shoot the shit. My favorite thing to do at a concert, besides the obvious. Finally, after seeing the same ads projected on the mini-screens (apparently, Limp f'n Bizkit sold the place out just two days before, and Tegan And Sara and Social Distortion are scheduled for appearences in July (!!)) Stars In Stereo finally hit the stage. Not knowing anything about their act, Stars In Stereo came as a bit of a surprise. A four-piece outfit out of Los Angeles, Stars In Stereo has a female singer/guitar player and a sound reminiscent of a slightly harder-edged Paramore. Despite a lot of energy, they didn't seem to really connect with the audience there (myself included). Their only real notable song was a fairly heavy cover of Aerosmith's "Dream On" which got a sing-along only for being recognizable. A couple more songs and things were over. Finally, after a quick changeover it was time for the real reason everybody was there. Bullet hit the stage, following a pre-recorded intro using Slayer's "Raining Blood" (a tribute to the late Jeff Haneman) and an instrumental track similar to the one Metallica uses as an intro for their shows. Hitting the stage, with little theatrics (aside from the intro tracks) Bullet tore the place open with a stunning rendition of "Breaking Point" from their newest album "Temper Temper" to a stunningly loud reaction. Singer Matt Tuck sounded in fine form, as the band pounded along behind him, never missing a step. Say what you will about metalcore as a genre, but these guys are fantastic live musicians. Continuing, without a break in the action, was "Your Betrayal", an early-days classic and a great sing-along song. The show continued, mixing more classics; "Waking The Demon" with some solid new stuff; "Riot". The set continued in a similar vein with the crowd favorite classic "Four Words (To Choke Upon)" and the uproarious title track "Temper, Temper" before hitting on the obligatory run of "stuff off the new album" in the form of "The Last Fight", "Take It Out On Me", and "P.O.W." Following a short guitar solo (that oddly, didn't include the obligatory covers seemingly every other band does during this segment of their set) things settled back in, with the full band hitting the stage again for "The Poison" a song not performed since Bullet's tour for the same-named album. Following the shocking return of "The Poison", Matt Tuck even acknowledged its odd placement by saying "we haven't done that one in a long, long fucking time" before the band launched into another old-school hit. Seeing Bullet previously, "Scream - Aim- Fire" was the only song I recognized at the time (courtesy of its inclusion Guitar Hero 4). It impressed then and it impressed here too. "Scream- Aim- Fire", with its orchestration, with the "clean verses and growling chorus"- helped to cement what popular metalcore sounds like right now and it sounded amazing live, its booming drums and blast beats having no place to go in the ambient and small Town Ballroom. Following "Scream - Aim- Fire" the lights went down and the crowd began getting antsy. And creative. After the obvious chants of "Bullet" and "One more song" failed to rouse the band back to the stage, the audience resorted to a booming "We're not leaving" chant as the band once again strolled back to the stage. In a moment of humor, the band even started a small "Let's go Buffalo" chant (a reference to, for those of you who don't know, Buffalo's perennial losers The Buffalo Bills.) before launching into their second to last number "Pleasure And Pain". A lyrically simple song, "Pleasure And Pain" was fun to sing along to, but not what I'd consider an appropriate near show ending song. It lacked the punch of something really heavy or well known and fell slightly flat. Following that, Bullet ended things the way everyone in our crew suspected they would, laying into us with one of their biggest hits "Tears Don't Fall" leading to another great sing-along to the chorus "Your tears don't fall/ they crash around me" and an extended jam to end things. Following the usual "Buffalo's been great, we'll be back as soon as we can" routine, the show ended with little fanfare. In all, my first "real" Bullet For My Valentine show was pretty damn awesome, featuring a good mix of classic early-days stuff and (for the most part) the best tracks off of "Temper Temper".Bullet's set was a short, concise affair, hitting all the expected marks and nailing everything they needed to. It wasn't what anyone would call an ambitious show, but it was what we wanted. In the coming months, as the need to heavily promote the new album subsides, I can see Bullet leaving some of the "Temper Temper" tracks off the live set and maybe reintroducing some of the more popular material from "The Poison" just to shake things up. Following a long wait to meet Stars In Stereo (who despite my not liking their music, seemed nice enough) we hit the road. Good stuff all around. Nice venue, solid band, good atmosphere, and a good time all around. 9.5/10. The Set Stars In Stereo 1. Red Eyed Romance 2. Dealing Secrets 3. Dream On (Aerosmith cover) 4. At The Stroke Of Midnight 5. Violence 6. Every Last Thing 7. The Broken The Set Bullet For My Valentine 1. Breaking Point 2. Your Betrayal 3. Waking The Demon 4. Riot 5. 4 Words (To Choke Upon) 6. Temper Temper 7. The Last Fight 8. Take It Out On Me 9. P.O.W. 10. Guitar Solo 11. The Poison 12. Scream- Aim- Fire 12.5 "We're Not Leaving!" 13. Pleasure And Pain 14. Tears Don't Fall
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My Top 15 Most- Wanted 'Injustice: Gods Among Us' DLC Characters
So, as we all know, Netherrealm Studios' newest fighter just came out a few days ago. In short, its fantastic. And, as with a lot of newer fighting games, NRS is already promising fans potential DLC characters, balance patches, and skins. Oh.... and some dude named Lobo...
But, of course, that just can't be enough. No. With so, so, so, sooooo many characters in DC's expansive library of characters, there could always be more. Here's 15 I want to see
15. Clayface - Certainly, this Batman villain is a b-lister at best, but he's been around for long enough to gain, at least, a following. He'd be an unexpected addition, whose abilities could lead to some fun combos and special moves. Also, he may not be as unlikely as you might think. 'Ole Clayface's stock as a character really has increased in recent times due to his rather important role in the well-received 'Batman: Arkham City'.
14. Jonah Hex - Another rather unlikely addition. Hex is one of few characters created by DC to be aimed mainly at adults to crossover into the much lauded Justice League: Unlimited cartoon, so its not like he hasn't had any mainstream exposure. And... there was the movie.... Besides, who wouldn't want to see this badass cowboy laying into true super beings with his six-guns, wild-west era rifles, sticks of dynamite and a big nasty Bowie knife? Just for a start.
13. Swamp Thing - Definitely another long shot, as DC doesn't often allow their Vertigo properties to crossover with their mainstream characters. But, if they were to allow it to happen once for 'Injustice: GAU', I'd want it to be the swamper stomper himself.
12. Bizarro Superman - Come on now, who doesn't have a soft spot for this old lunkhead? Bizarro is one of Superman's greatest enemies. Just as big, strong, fast, and indestructible, but also too dumb to know when to stop. He's the easily mentally manipulated beast 'Injustice' deserves.
11. The Wonder Twins - Stop laughing. Yes, I'm serious. NRS has done the "two characters as one character" thing before in Mortal Kombat with the amalgam character of Noob-Smoke. The Wonder Twins are practically built for 'Injustice'. The character power button could be used to switch between them. One focuses on animal based transformations and the other uses water powers. There's some solid potential there. Just leave Gleek at home, okay?
10. Beast Boy - Speaking of animal transformations, the hyperactive ex-Changeling would be a perfect fit for 'Injustice's' combo-heavy gameplay with his ability to change into literally any beast or animal in existence. Just imagine somebody who could turn into an elephant and trample Batman to end a fight.
9. Gorilla Grodd - In making 'Injustice' Netherrealm Studios did very well in making three big, nasty bruisers all feel solid and distinct from each other. Solomon Grundy, Bane, and Doomsday all feel very much like their own unique character and don't suffer from the palette swapping similar characters do in other games. There's no reason to think that Grodd wouldn't be treated with the same unique respect. And besides, who doesn't want to play as a giant talking monkey?
8. Hawkman - One of the more notable Leaguers left out of 'Injustice', Hawkman could be a solid, hard-hitting addition, combining a solid power game with speedy flight and evasion techniques.
7. Martian Manhunter - Another of the more notable exclusions, Manhunter has powers that lead to an almost infinite number of cool gameplay possibilities. Handled correctly, Manhunter could be one of the trickiest and most fun potential characters to be part of 'Injustice'.
6. Starfire - 'Injustice' represents the Teen Titans very well, with the inclusion of Raven, Cyborg, and their arch-enemy Deathstroke. So, why not Starfire? As the arguable second in command, she's definitely important enough. And her energy- based powers could create a fun zoning and keep-away character.
5. Scarecrow - Nothing about Scarecrow screams "combat ready", as "being highly flammable" and "made of straw" don't tend to be highly sought-after superpowers. However, 'Injustice' has created a world where Scarecrow can hang with real super powered heroes. After his character re-invention in 'Batman: Arkham Asylum" and "Batman Begins", he's become more than just a joked about pile of straw.
4. Brainiac - If there can be one thing said about 'Injustice', its that Superman's rouges gallery is slightly underrepresented. Sure, they included Lex Luthor and Doomsday, but Supes' gallery of villains is so expansive and powerful, they'd almost all make solid fighting game characters. To that end, Brainiac is a powerful, tricky, and potentially very complicated character to learn. Brainiac's penchant for shapeshifting and changing forms would fit right in with 'Injustice's' 'Mortal Kombat' - styled gameplay.
3. Robin - The original Robin. Complete with the blindingly garish red and green tights. Nightwing is cool, but nothing beats the original.
2. Terry McGinnis (Batman Beyond) - Yet another "Batman" character on this list, but this one has a better chance of happening than one might think. 'Injustice's' entire story mode is predicated on alternate realities, timelines, and shifting allegiances. How would a true battle of student vs. teacher play out in 'Injustice'? And wouldn't it be cool to find out?
1. Darkseid - The obvious number one choice. Since 'Injustice' was first announced there was speculation on whether Darkseid would be included in the game's initial roster. When he ultimately wasn't, fans were shocked. In fact, Darkseid is the only DC character not to make the cut from 'Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe', and its a crime. Darkseid is perhaps the greatest foe of the entire DC Universe and his exclusion from 'Injustice's' original roster is mind boggling. Its high time to fix that and bring Apokolips to the world of 'Injustice'.
And that's it from me. 15 characters, with perhaps four or five having a real chance of making the DLC cut. But really,its all just idle speculation. Hell, maybe they'll really surprise us, drop all their DLC plans, and give us Kilowog, Mr. Myxtlpyk, Zatanna, and twin clones of Hitler as playable characters. Who the hell knows. But it should be fun to see.
Went shopping today!
That is one fine looking vest
Nice vest. Every time I see her, Lupa's turning more and more into a 90's sitcom character. Hell, I'd say she's got potential as a "wacky neighbor". She's a female Kramer without the racist outbursts and career suicide. - SirenSailor
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Rape culture is a culture in which people who have survived a violent crime are asked to laugh about it because other people think it’s funny.
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Rape jokes are unacceptable and should not be tolerated under any circumstances.
(via yorubadiaspore) Going to gently dip my toe in here in the hopes of not starting a tumblr war, but while I absolutely agree with the sentiment in the quote, I’ve always felt that all rape jokes are not created equal. On the side of the victim/survivor, in my experience, sexual assault is extremely difficult to admit even happened to you, let alone talk about openly. In the instances (Bad Thing) happened to me or someone I know, using humor and jokes was the only way we could even begin to broach the subject, bring it down to earth and make it less horrifying, more accessible to begin recovery. Odd as it sounds, “rape jokes” were integral to the recovery of me and some friends I know. I think it’s a little bit over-simplifying to put forth this stance of “no rape jokes ever”- it does a disservice to some survivors. That said, the bullshit with the Toshes of the world is pretty reprehensible.
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Meh... everybody knows rape is only funny when it happens to guys. Rape jokes about men are funny. Rape jokes about women tend to be sad and tragic. Its like the difference between crutches and a cane. Crutches = funny. Cane = sad.
