rawbeef:

failurefascination:

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gailsimone:

talkaboutspaceships:

Couple has really awesome Batgirl/Nightwing wedding cause they’re awesome.

(source: http://imgur.com/a/XSADm)

If my editors ask where I am, please tell them I can’t write any scripts because I am DEAD FROM THE CUTENESS AND ADORABLENESS.

I AM SO DONE. Can I please? Just. I can’t. SAME AS ABOVE^^

Should I ever marry, I hope my wedding is this clever.

coolest wedding of EVER

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chikami:

fashiontipsfromcomicstrips:

Comic Super Hero Print Leggings, $24.99 @ Romwe

In case you wanted to wear Grant Morrison’s Batman run on your legs.

OMG… Could I brave trying out leggings? But on these thighs….
But holy bats!!

If I can wear them, you can!

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thefrogman:

This gifset is a bit misleading. It doesn’t mention the part where he said he came to really appreciate the original series as an adult and has since watched all of the episodes. The writers he worked with are huge Star Trek fans. His philosophy was to try and make the movie accessible to everyone while still acknowledging the die hard fans. Whether he succeeded is a subjective opinion that you all can make on your own, but I think some folks are being unreasonable by judging him for the opinions of his youth. While I was a huge TNG fan as a kid, I also found the original series hard to watch until later in life. 

I have seen every single episode and movie of every Star Trek series ever made. I think the reboot was amazing and will bring a lot of new fans to the source material. Movies are supposed to be more spectacle and TV shows usually delve deeper into philosophy. I guess I’m hoping the success of the movies may lead to more television series so we can have the best of both worlds. 

I was exactly the same. I used to watch TNG and Voyager with Dad but the original series bored me to tears…because it was too philosophical for me at the time. I was just a kid that was far more interested in climbing a tree.

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ladyogrady:

Dom & Sub is a body of illustrative work in digital media that attempts to humanize practitioners of BDSM and offer a representation of kinky sex that not only refutes negative stereotypes but informs the audience that sadomasochistic play is done best between happy, healthy, and consenting adults. I portrayed the couple in the work not only engaging in S&M play but also building a “scene” together and nurturing one another after the play has concluded; these are moments often left unconsidered or completely ignored in visual representations of S&M. I believe it’s important to see how kinky scenes are crafted with care, commitment to safety and enthusiastic consent in order to limit those times when sadomasochistic play is used to abuse or dehumanize other human beings. It is my hope that my audience will learn from the illustrations that sadomasochistic play is not always dark or scary, and that fellow ‘kinksters’ can enjoy tender representations of S&M that do not ridicule or pathologize them. I’ve designed the work to engage sadomasochistic imagery, material and theory with an ethical conscience.

YES YES YES

cute cute cute! <3

This is just too sweet not to reblog.

Awe this is great ^-^

This is too adorable! :3

BABIES

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roguerequiem:

Alright, Fannibals. Let’s fuck NBC’s shit up.

Also, if you reblog these from me or repost them or whatever, I don’t care if you credit me or not. Seriously. That’s not important in this instance, especially since the basic design wasn’t even mine.

I used Pixlr for all the fancy stuff, so there you go.

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