Just a Moment in Time. . .

Hello, i'm yuvi... and you must be? I'm just here to be abnormal. You're welcomed to stay and please feel free to ask anything you like. Feel free to stay. Just be warned, I am not responsible for any unwanted feels that may be expressed. Otherwise, enjoy. ^__^ (On a side note, I don't tag stuff, I try but it hasn't worked out. Sorry.)

[raggedy-spaceman]

THE SANDMAN Interview | Neil Gaiman, Tom Sturridge and Cast Talk Netflix Series AKA Tom Sturridge ready to fight everyone for The Sandman bless him.

[dreamresponsibly]

bro shut up i’m trying to recall the details of my prophetic dream

[there-is-still-some-liquor-left]

a body count not as in homicide nor as in sexuality but as in the trail of people from my childhood and adolescence i should’ve been a better friend to and taken better care of but i was too busy being caught up in my own heartache to recognize their own and therefore our relationship tapered off in an extremely unsatisfying way that continuously manifests itself as a thrumming sense of grief in my chest. anyway which restaurant chains have the best free pre-meal bread?

[blendinblandin-archive]

it must be nice to experience casual boredom instead of a sudden soul-crushing restless empty void

[pancakeke]

This has been all over Twitter but I haven't seen it posted here. The US Army was using a fake Xbox controller giveaway to trick people into enlisting via Twitch

https://kotaku.com/twitch-forces-u-s-army-to-stop-tricking-viewers-with-f-1844405124

Twitch Forces U.S. Army To Stop Tricking Viewers With Fake Giveaways

The U.S. Army has a Twitch channel that it uses to fish for potential recruits. Last week, it came under fire for issuing bans to viewers wh

[pancakeke]

here's a non-kotaku article

https://www.thenation.com/article/culture/military-recruitment-twitch/

The US Military Is Using Online Gaming to Recruit Teens

Gamers with the Army, Navy, and Air Force are spending hours on Twitch with children as young as 13.

[yuvirays]

Join the action! Join Call of Duty: Mobile!

Our Squad is ready and set to go! Come join us!

[lauralot89]

Hey everyone, so you know organizations like UNICEF and whatnot that allow you to buy the kind of gifts where you donate mosquito nets or something in a person’s name?  Well a lot of those organizations will let you donate vaccines, as it turns out.  Like, right now on UNICEF’s site, providing 100 polio vaccines to kids in need is 19 USD.  And I’m not saying you should buy it and then send a card to an anti-vax relative saying you’ve provided lifesaving vaccinations in their name, but actually that’s exactly what I’m saying

[homo-sex-shoe-whale]

I’m saving this.

[homo-sex-shoe-whale]

https://market.unicef.org.uk/inspired-gifts/life-saving-vaccines/

HERE IS A WEBSITE WHERE YOU CAN BUY VACCINES FOR PEOPLE IN NEED! I strongly encourage you to do it if you can afford it.

Help save children's lives, with these vaccine charity gifts. Simple and effective supplies provided to children in danger around the world.

[ithelpstodream]

[peelingmandarins]

anyway why is archery so fucking sexy

[saintzacharie]

[catchymemes]

[7littlelibraries-deactivated201]

This is humanity put to good use. Screw all the stuff that’s happening these days, this is basically the only reason I like us stupid ape people. Little things like this, designed to keep us all happy and busy

[fuckyahumor]

i love this!!!

[dailyteamcap]

Rest in Peace legend.

[mcusocialimagines]

You taught us so many things, most importantly, you taught us that even though we may be different, we are not lesser.

Thank you, Stan Lee. Excelsior!

[bulbasaur-propaganda]

OMG OMG OMG OMG BULBASAUR IS IN THE UPCOMING PIKACHU MOVIE

AND HE LOOKS ADORABLE

[bulbasaur-propaganda]

LOOK AT THEM!!!

[pokemondiamondversion]

[keybladesoras]

Detective Pikachu + Pokemon

[supermoviemaniac]

Rest in Peace, Stan.

We’re all human and are the same in that respect, but it’s our creativity that makes us unique and what helps our personality resonate. Creativity and imagination cannot be bought or taken - it’s there from the get go - we all have it. Most of us go about our lives suppressing our flair however, whether it’s on purpose, in fear of what others will think of it, or unintentionally, courtesy of being conditioned to be nothing more than mundane “9 to 5” drones from the cot to the grave.

Imagine people capable of such unparalleled imagination that it literally changes/shapes and influences the world, pioneering the majority of pop culture. Stan Lee, amongst the likes of Steve Ditko and Jack Kirby to name a few, didn’t allow their creativity to be suppressed, but sadly, every superhero’s story has a final page.

Stan Lee sadly passed today at the commendable age of 95. You’d think he’d be able to enjoy his final golden years relaxing, witnessing the millions of people’s lives he’d influenced, reflecting on all the amazing things he’d done… but life being as cruel as it is, pneumonia proved to be a difficult battle. Seemingly in the eventual clear, alleged claims of elder abuse were filed against the people closest to him, including greedy family members and ‘carers’ - the people he should’ve been able to trust the most. If that wasn’t enough, he had to file a lawsuit against one of his own companies… all whilst losing his wife the year before, having being married for an incredible 69 years. He deserved a better retirement than that, yet he STILL went to conventions for the sake of meeting fans and showing how much he cared, sitting for hours to say hello and sign things. Though most people will never reach such an age, let alone acomplish anything close to what he’s done, am I selfish to wish that he’d been given another 100 years? Regardless, his legacy lives on in the form of his creations, and you don’t have to be a genius to know that the superheroes and stories he left behind for us aren’t going anywhere anytime soon.

Most current creators are probably only doing what they’re doing now because of him, let alone all the up and coming ones that are yet to follow in Stan’s footsteps. Speaking for myself, the things I’ve done and the things I’m interested in are what they are because of him. I wouldn’t have written stories if it wasn’t for him. I wouldn’t have a Marvel blog consisting of 75,000 followers just like me if it wasn’t for him. I wouldn’t have a tiny bedroom ridiculously doused in Marvel collectibles, clothing, posters, comics, and movies if it wasn’t for him. Me and my younger sister wouldn’t have a common interest (that’s borderline religious) if it wasn’t for him. I remember being beyond obsessed with Spider-Man as kid, to the point where I used to pick up spiders in the hopes that they’d bite me so I could swing on webs and climb walls. I remember being 7 years old, literally praying to God that I could be Spider-Man, and I remember how dissapointed I was when nothing happened!

One of my favourite things he said in response to being asked why people love superheroes so much was (and I’m paraphrasing here), “I wanted to make stories that are magical and fantastical. Superheroes are a different take on fantasy,” and it’s exactly that. Life sucks, and I know I probably shouldn’t rely on a single entertainment company to provide me with my fix of escapism, but I’m too far gone, and I fear my younger sister is too, haha! You don’t hear us complaining though, and I wouldn’t change my interests in the slightest. “Escapism” wasn’t an overstatement either. I live and breathe this stuff, it’s ridiculous… and it probably annoys people around me that aren’t as fanatic, but I don’t care. These superheroes come in all shapes and sizes, come from all walks of life and have powers beyond belief - everyone has a favourite hero, and mine’s Stan Lee; his superpower being the ability to change my life among others, making weirdos like myself feel special. A true modern 'Marvel’ if there ever was one. I’ll never feel as though you’re no longer with us, because you and your imagination is here forever. You’ll live on in the hearts and minds of people like myself. I can never come close to explaining to anyone just how much Marvel has shaped me. Rest in peace Stan the Man, you’ve earnt it you legend. Excelsior!

Dec 28th 1922 - Nov 12th 2018

[captainsnoop-deactivated2020041]

detective pikachu looks like a nightmare, literally speaking it looks like something i’d see in a nightmare about pokemon being real

and i can’t fucking wait to see it and see just how scary all of the other realistic pokemon will look. mr. mime looks horrifying. jigglypuff looks wrong and all hairy. some of the bird pokemon have realistic beaks and it looks really uncanny. the greninja has white in its eyes to match the cartoon model but it just makes it look scary since real frogs don’t have those and the greninja head is otherwise rendered so realistically. this movie is gonna be awesome and i can’t wait. it’s gonna be the Mario movie all over again. 

[captainsnoop-deactivated2020041]

look at this. the little hairs on his head. the horns look like blue carrots. his shoulders look like dodgeballs. the frighteningly humanoid hand inside of the glove that’s so frighteningly realistic looking that i can’t tell if it’s cgi. everything is rendered as if it actually has real-world weight and mass and it all droops under gravity appropriately. this is horrifying. they can’t have done this by accident. they know mr. mime is already terrifying and they decided to go all out. they have to be doing this on purpose and i can’t wait to see more. 

[nightmare-kisser]

Thank you this is how i feel snd my bf and bff were like “I love these designs they look great!” And I had to be like. “I might have to warm up to them but mostly?? Terrifying” which i mean considering how shockingly gritty the game is with real murders n shit, it fits, so of course I am dying to see it.