[ten-oreos]

[theroguefeminist]

little known fact, once you are older & no longer in school, time stops being real. did that thing happen one year ago? two? five? a few months ago? who knows. 

[foosili]

Get you a guy who loves u so much he buys a figure of u

[foosili]

IMPORTANT UPDATE

HES GONNA MAKE THEM DATE

[magnus-thegreat-redundancy]

I believe that every american should at least watch this monologue from The Newsroom

[wizardwarmonger]

This has to be the most god damn relatable thing on this show.

[s1qo]

CABOOSE AT THE END IM DEAD || x

[bllanchettcate]

Vladislav used to be extremely powerful.

[ink-shaming]

based on this 

[boutella]

[weloveshortvideos]

[jinkeu]

What wrong wif him

[creature-unlimited]

Nothing, he’s perfect

[butterfly-effect]

I literally cry with laughter every time I watch this.

[brklyn-9-9]

ICONIC

[fukkce]

lmaoooo

[candiikismet]

Lmao bye!!! 😂😂😂😂

[gomjabbar]

when you play a years-old video game for the first time and the DLC assaults you all at once

[everythingstarstuff]

WHOOP

[c-bassmeow]

THIS MAKES ME SO HAPPY  

[pharah]

Maybe you just weren’t meant for greatness, Thor

[superrisu]

[ikaruwa]

You can thank Anita Sarkeesian for being able to play Emily in ‘Dishonored 2’

Here's how it happened.

Smith said that Sarkeesian’s criticism of the first Dishonored made him defensive at first, but played a role in the way Arkane approached the way it wrote the women of Dishonored 2.

“Your comment,” Smith said. “Which I will always remember and I’ll take it to my grave is … ‘While Dishonored is a game that does many things very well, the roles it has for women are very narrow.’”

After hearing Sarkeesian’s criticisms, he said that it made him see the way Arkane depicted the women of Dishonored 1 in a new light. Here are his comments in full:

At first, you take some criticism and go, ‘Wait a minute,’ and then you look and it’s like, ‘Wow, every woman in Dishonored 1 is either a servant, a prostitute, a witch, a queen or a little girl. Or a mistress.’ We have a mistress also. You know, that was not an intentional choice. So, when something like that pops up, you can get defensive if you want, or you can say, ‘Guys, let me just ask this: Did we mean that?’ And the answer is no, we did not mean that. Would the game be worse if we took an action on [this criticism], or would the game be better? The game would be richer and more interesting … and we carried that over into Dishonored 2 and we’re very happy we did.

[ankle-beez]

Sonic Boom is amazing