playbunny:




Maybe one day Dave will get over his puppet fear.
Maybe.

playbunny:

Maybe one day Dave will get over his puppet fear.

Maybe.

thecapedraccoon:


[Speed Force #1]

The most beautiful picture on my blog

thecapedraccoon:

[Speed Force #1]

The most beautiful picture on my blog

izzywayne:

Homestuck photobooth by *Kayetart
fraymotif:


A young man stands in his bedroom…..

ahhhhhhh welp!! finally it is done!! a tribute to the four kids of homestuck intended for 413, but a little late…. a lot late haha.
i have so much to thank this comic for. my art has developed so much, ive been exposed to so many kinds of people through the fandom, and ive made new friends, too. UuU it’s hard to believe it’s been over a year since i started reading it! so, i guess, thanks a bunch, homestuck. for existing, for being a big part of my life, and for being great.

fraymotif:

A young man stands in his bedroom…..


ahhhhhhh welp!! finally it is done!! a tribute to the four kids of homestuck intended for 413, but a little late…. a lot late haha.

i have so much to thank this comic for. my art has developed so much, ive been exposed to so many kinds of people through the fandom, and ive made new friends, too. UuU it’s hard to believe it’s been over a year since i started reading it! so, i guess, thanks a bunch, homestuck. for existing, for being a big part of my life, and for being great.

beef-dirky:

oops

djstriderswagg:

stop fucking touching the cape, vantas

djstriderswagg:

stop fucking touching the cape, vantas

lokilies:

ally-osaur:

dontstartlethewitch:

b0ffin:

greencarnations:

LEGIT JUST ROLLED OFF MY BED LAUGHING SO HARD

THIS WILL NEVER NOT BE FUNNY AND IF YOU DON’T UNDERSTAND WHY THEN GET OFF THE INTERNET

OH MY GOD SCREAMING

I’M GONNA FUCK THAT HORSE. 

Anastasia Soundtrack - Journey to the Past
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aliciaicila:

“Journey to the Past” - Liz Callaway (Anastasia Original Soundtrack)

This song we perfection when I was 5.
Still is. 

juvjuvychan:

thesoundofdrums:

juvjuvychan:

thesoundofdrums:

thebirdandthebat:

Yup, pretty much!

Via George Takei


Who in their right mind would let their kids read Punisher: MAX editions? They are literally R-Rated for their content.I like the attempt at what this picture is trying to say, but the example chosen doesn’t help its message get across due to the obvious nature of the Punisher book not being suitable for under 18s.

I think that’s the issue though, some parents would be more willing to let their child read about heavy graphic violence then two men or two women in love. I mean I know my parents would let my brother play M-rated games without question, but watching a same-sex couple on TV or in a movie? No way. 
My father would rather me and my young sister watching Die Hard or Hostel (with him of course) then Brokeback because violence is generally more acceptable because we’re desensitized to it. Same-sex couples, however, are still not normalized in society yet.  At least not if we have campaigns of people protesting comics because they actually include them as prominent characters. 

That makes sense, just excluding the Northstar thing for a second it aches my brain to think of any parent that would let their kid read any MAX edition books at all. My major gripe with the Northstar wedding is that it comes off to me as just being, lame? In the way that 99% of all wedding storylines in popular entertainment are lame. The only exception being the wedding of Macho Man Randy Savage and Miss Elizabeth at Summerslam 1991 *tear to the eye*
I am not a part of the activist movement so I don’t know how it appears to those more involved, but from an outsider, just a general comic book fan and person, it seems not only is it “wedding lame” but also “hey check us out, we’re inclusive, we stuck this into a comic! buy our comics! lame.”
Awareness, I suppose, is something. It just seems a bit contrived.

I have a major gripe with society that doesn’t mind glorified violence but an issue with same-sex romance, or female sexuality, or POC being something other then stereotypes oh I could go on and on man. 
I’m not a big fan of weddings in comics either (especially since in comics people hop partner to partner all the time couples only last so long) and I don’t have much of an invested in Northstar in particular but this IS a big thing. I mean finally we’re seeing two men getting married in comics, from a big time company at that. It’s great for representation and showcases how far comics are starting to progress.  
That’s where the parenting thing comes in, because some homophobic parents are saying “well what if my kid sees this and then wants a boyfriend like Northstar?” I say, be a parent and talk to your kid, then love your kid for who they are.  Even if that means they want a boyfriend like Northstar, or if they’re a girl they want a girlfriend like Karoline.  Young kids seeing this will show them, hey it’s okay.  It normalizes same-sex couples in they way they should be normalized. I’m probably not explaining it very well though, how amazing it is to see.  For Marvel it doesn’t feel like a stunt to me, if only because from what I know Kyle and Northstar have been a couple for a while. DC’s new “reveal” of a gay character feels more stunt-ish to me. But representation is representation and I’ll take what I can get. 

juvjuvychan:

thesoundofdrums:

juvjuvychan:

thesoundofdrums:

thebirdandthebat:

Yup, pretty much!

Via George Takei

Who in their right mind would let their kids read Punisher: MAX editions? They are literally R-Rated for their content.

I like the attempt at what this picture is trying to say, but the example chosen doesn’t help its message get across due to the obvious nature of the Punisher book not being suitable for under 18s.

I think that’s the issue though, some parents would be more willing to let their child read about heavy graphic violence then two men or two women in love. I mean I know my parents would let my brother play M-rated games without question, but watching a same-sex couple on TV or in a movie? No way. 

My father would rather me and my young sister watching Die Hard or Hostel (with him of course) then Brokeback because violence is generally more acceptable because we’re desensitized to it. Same-sex couples, however, are still not normalized in society yet.  At least not if we have campaigns of people protesting comics because they actually include them as prominent characters. 

That makes sense, just excluding the Northstar thing for a second it aches my brain to think of any parent that would let their kid read any MAX edition books at all. My major gripe with the Northstar wedding is that it comes off to me as just being, lame? In the way that 99% of all wedding storylines in popular entertainment are lame. The only exception being the wedding of Macho Man Randy Savage and Miss Elizabeth at Summerslam 1991 *tear to the eye*

I am not a part of the activist movement so I don’t know how it appears to those more involved, but from an outsider, just a general comic book fan and person, it seems not only is it “wedding lame” but also “hey check us out, we’re inclusive, we stuck this into a comic! buy our comics! lame.”

Awareness, I suppose, is something. It just seems a bit contrived.

I have a major gripe with society that doesn’t mind glorified violence but an issue with same-sex romance, or female sexuality, or POC being something other then stereotypes oh I could go on and on man. 

I’m not a big fan of weddings in comics either (especially since in comics people hop partner to partner all the time couples only last so long) and I don’t have much of an invested in Northstar in particular but this IS a big thing. I mean finally we’re seeing two men getting married in comics, from a big time company at that. It’s great for representation and showcases how far comics are starting to progress.  

That’s where the parenting thing comes in, because some homophobic parents are saying “well what if my kid sees this and then wants a boyfriend like Northstar?” I say, be a parent and talk to your kid, then love your kid for who they are.  Even if that means they want a boyfriend like Northstar, or if they’re a girl they want a girlfriend like Karoline.  Young kids seeing this will show them, hey it’s okay.  It normalizes same-sex couples in they way they should be normalized. I’m probably not explaining it very well though, how amazing it is to see.  For Marvel it doesn’t feel like a stunt to me, if only because from what I know Kyle and Northstar have been a couple for a while. DC’s new “reveal” of a gay character feels more stunt-ish to me. But representation is representation and I’ll take what I can get. 

When I’m really famous I’m gonna let myself get photographed in Tumblr-friendly poses

greaterandmoreterrible:

Like pointing upwards so you can caption it with “THIS”

And saying sentences that include ‘ship’

And physically dramatic ‘NO’s

So that y’all can easily gif me

You’re welcome

2xknifekind:

autumnalequinox:

requested by 2xknifekind

THE CUTEST IN THE WORLD
AASUDGAHSDHODFHKIAS SCREAMS INTO OBLIVION

2xknifekind:

autumnalequinox:

requested by 2xknifekind

THE CUTEST IN THE WORLD

AASUDGAHSDHODFHKIAS SCREAMS INTO OBLIVION