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16th May 2013

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gamersagainstbigotry:

kateordie:

Hi, guys! So, if you’ve been following along, the queer anthology I’m participating in - Anything That Loves - more than TRIPLED its funding goal. Awesome! I submitted my original bisexuality comics, but then realized oh man, those are so rough. I drew them before I knew a single thing about comic-making! So, instead, I’m redrawing and editing them down into a couple of more concise, sharper strips. This time, with cats!

Thanks to everyone who contributed to the project. I’m excited to see it in print!

Bisexuality is real - just like feelings and waffles are.

Remember to respect people’s identities and not insult for who they are.

Source: kateordie

7th May 2013

Photo reblogged from Festival Of Films Blog with 15 notes

festivaloffilmsblog:

WHY THE MANDARIN WAS PERFECT IN IRON MAN 3

The following article contains a MAJOR SPOILER regarding Iron Man 3. It is strongly recommended that you do not read this until after you’ve viewed the film.

Uh, hell no. This ruined the movie for me. The only reason I wasted $14 on a ticket was to watch Mandarin beat the shit out of Iron Man. The fact that didn’t really happen was bad enough and mandarin was portrayed that way made it even worse

If you saw Iron Man 3 last week (given the $175 million opening it enjoyed, chances are you did), you were probably caught off guard by The Mandarin. Given how he was displayed in the trailers, fans fully expected him to the primary villain facing off against Iron Man. His measured speech delivered in an undeterminable accent threw a cloud of mystique over the character, played by Ben Kingsley. Where did he come from? Who are his allies? What does he want? He wears lavish robes, is adorned in jewelry, and sits on a throne. All of this means he MUST have power, and this is why we should fear him.

It’s not until you watch the film that you see Marvel has successfully orchestrated one of the greatest trailer misdirections of all time. It turns out The Mandarin isn’t a powerful terrorist leader at all. He’s just an actor, and a particularly goofy one at that. His entire existence was a ruse devised by Aldrich Killian (Guy Pearce) in order to satisfy his own evil plot. Writer and director Shane Black took Iron Man’s greatest nemesis from the comic books and reduced him to a punch-line; a meager pawn in the scheme of a villain that hardly appears in the comics at all.

And it’s an absolutely brilliant decision.

CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE AT FESTIVAL OF FILMS

6th May 2013

Photo reblogged from Gamefreaks with 30,162 notes

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5th May 2013

Photo reblogged from NerdyFacts with 400 notes

nerdyfacts:

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30th April 2013

Photo reblogged from Gaming Rules with 35 notes

gamingrules:

Gaming Rules #145: A balanced team is a surviving team. Don’t have more than one class on a team.

27th April 2013

Photo reblogged from Ruined Childhood with 12,923 notes

squarekun:

bryceanater:

NO GOD. NO GOD PLEASE NO! NO! NO! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

i think i just heard the sound of my childhood screaming in pain

Source: bryceanater