// I HAVE AN AMAZING IDEA//

pampoovey:

IT IS AN IDEA I HAD A WHILE BACK BUT IT IS ACTUALLY KIND OF FLESHING ITSELF OUT:

Manic Pixie Dream Girls as a narrative are kind of universally reviled, correct? I was thinking one day like, how do you make one AWESOME? Because movies featuring MPDGs are never ever about the MPDG herself, because she is not a person, she is an idea. And because we only see her through the eyes of fuckin Zack Braff or whatever, she is basically a blank slate.

My instinct is always to turn a blank slate character into something violent and dark and awful, so why not make her secretly terrifying??? Not in an existential way, but in a badass spysassin way.

BASICALLY MY MOVIE GOES LIKE THIS:

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An uncolored alternate panel created in the event that the readers voted to let Jason live.

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// cosmo tip #676//

expertcosmotips:

if he believes in the friend zone then you should put him in it

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nerdgirl-fangirl:

Yeah, I don’t think that we do normal

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girl-non-grata:

A funny take on the very serious problem of street harassment. Thank you, W. Kamau Bell.

PSA: Dudes, we smile because we’re uncomfortable and because you’ll call us a bitch if we don’t. If you want to be nice, just smile, without any expectations, like we’re human beings; that is acceptable. We don’t need to know you want to sniff our booties or taste our cookies or drink our bath water or whatever other vulgar thing you think about when you jerk off alone in the dark of the windowless room you sublet from your mother. (Point being: you come off like a troll, man.) Pass this on to your dude friends. Thanks.

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dcwomenkickingass:

kristaferanka:

Four Redesigns I did for She Has No Head’s new article by Kelly Thompson

The theme were characters that need a redesign.

My pal Kelly Thompson has an awesome post up this week with some redesigns of female costumes by Kris Anka and Meredith McLaren. Above are Anka’s design for Raven, Harley Quinn, Starfire and Emma Frost. Go take a look. Sadly the comments more than meet internet commenting standards.

superwhoavengelockandme:

the-vashta-nerada:

i don’t understand how people stop watching shows because something happens that they don’t like or they don’t like how it’s going

like

if i start a show i’m in it until the end

in sickness and in health

till death or discontinuation do us part

man, i 1000% understand where you’re coming from

BUT

Glee

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seemakapoor:

“This gorgeous Hälssen & Lyon calendar is made of brewable tea. Each day is made of fine pressed wafer thin tea leaves.” 

How wonderful :)

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jakewyattriot:

rocketslime:

aapstra:

The Boy Wonder, comic short by Jake Wyatt.

http://jakewyattriot.tumblr.com

can you say INSPIRING? Because wow what 

I had forgotten ALL ABOUT this thing.  Mr. Parker brought this post to my attention.  Turns out I drew this thing like… four years ago?  Three years ago?

I love the hell out of Robin, y’all.  I have a soft spot for all teenaged vigilantes.

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bibulous:

handmadepride:

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What space-saving witchcraft is this?

bibulous:

handmadepride:

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What space-saving witchcraft is this?

atlasobscura:

Fingal’s Cave - Staffa, Scotland

Queen Victoria, Matthew Barney, Jules Verne, and Pink Floyd are not names you usually hear in the same sentence, but then the place that they all share is itself quite uncommon. Known as Fingal’s Cave, it bears a history and geology unlike any other cave in the world.

Seventy-two feet tall, two-hundred-seventy feet deep, what makes this sea cave so visually astoundingly is the hexagonal columns of basalt, neat six-sided pillars that make up its interior walls.

A well-known wonder of the ancient Irish and Scottish celtic people, it was the source of legends. Known to the celts as Uamh-Binn or “The Cave of Melody,” one Irish legend in particular explained the existence of the cave as well as that of the similar Giant’s Causeway in Ireland. As both are made of the same neat basalt columns, the legend holds that they were the end pieces of a bridge built by the Irish giant Fionn mac Cumhaill (a.k.a. Finn McCool) to Scotland where he was to fight Benandonner, his gigantic Scottish rival.

Best yet: The legend, which connects the two structures, is in effect geologically correct. Both the Giant’s Causeway and Fingal’s Cave were indeed created by the same ancient lava flow, which may have at one time formed a “bridge” between the two sites!

But what do Queen Victoria, Pink Flloyd, etc. have to do with Fingal’s Cave? Keep reading… you know you want to find out!

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One day, a man criticized my desire for knowledge, saying that it was inappropriate for a woman to be learned, as it was so rare, to which I replied that it was even less fitting for a man to be so ignorant, as it was so common.
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