May. 20, 2013 at 2:30pm with 9 notes
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2:30pm with 19,053 notes
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neil-gaiman: withhorses: I loved this exchange so much, I just spent a stupid amount of time turning it into a mediocre graphic. Neil, you complete me. I love living in a world where I write something on Tumblr and the following day it’s an excellent graphic. Thank you!

neil-gaiman:

withhorses:

I loved this exchange so much, I just spent a stupid amount of time turning it into a mediocre graphic. Neil, you complete me.

I love living in a world where I write something on Tumblr and the following day it’s an excellent graphic. Thank you!

2:22pm with 94 notes
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fozmeadows: thehappyfangirl: sinesofinsanity: Sinfest 2013-05-16:Problematic This is how I feel about most of the movies/tv shows/comics I love. Also accurate. Tatsuya Ishida speaks to my soul.

fozmeadows:

thehappyfangirl:

sinesofinsanity:

Sinfest 2013-05-16:Problematic

This is how I feel about most of the movies/tv shows/comics I love.

Also accurate.

Tatsuya Ishida speaks to my soul.

2:21pm with 2,090 notes
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77% Recycled From Other Tumblrs: mugglibus: liking a piece of media does not automatically mean you...

mugglibus:

  • liking a piece of media does not automatically mean you think it is perfect or agree with its creators
  • even if you are not openly critical of it
  • because you don’t HAVE to be openly critical of it
  • there is an enormous difference between being an apologist for something and…
2:20pm with 72 notes
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“
The fact remains, it is a slap in the face to not only an audience seeking representation by having more persons of color inhabit the main cast, but to Gene Roddenberry’s central beliefs. In creating Star Trek, Roddenberry sought to show a future where people from all over the world (and beings from all over the galaxy) were brought together by a mission of exploration and diplomacy. And for those who wonder why a villain would be a preferable slot to fill with a non-white casting, we hasten to remind readers of all the attractive, intelligent, and memorable villains that have inhabited the screen. Either we love to hate them, or love to love them straight up, but villainy often gets its own fanclub. Additionally, the intelligent, charismatic villain whose cause the audience nearly sympathizes with is a facet of villainy rarely offered to actors of color.
— Star Trek Into Darkness Goes, and Goes, Just Not Very Boldly, a Review (via themarysue)
2:18pm
Yahoo-Tumblr Deal Is Official: We Promise 'Not To Screw It Up'

After a weekend of rumors, it’s official. In a press release issued Monday, Yahoo announced that it will acquire Tumblr for $1.1 billion in cash.

11:42am with 10 notes
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juliascheeleartblog: COMMISSION SALE! As I have a bunch of slots left open for the rest of May, I’ve decided to do a SALE on COMMISSIONS! It’ll be just like the one I had before - I’ll do you an A4, black and white drawing for £15 only (plus P&P)! Only until the end of May! Email me at julia.scheele [at] gmail [dot] com if you’re interested. Cheers!

juliascheeleartblog:

COMMISSION SALE!

As I have a bunch of slots left open for the rest of May, I’ve decided to do a SALE on COMMISSIONS!

It’ll be just like the one I had before - I’ll do you an A4, black and white drawing for £15 only (plus P&P)! Only until the end of May!

Email me at julia.scheele [at] gmail [dot] com if you’re interested.

Cheers!

11:41am with 1,486 notes
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Star Trek was an attempt to say that humanity will reach maturity and wisdom on the day that it begins not just to tolerate, but take a special delight in differences in ideas and differences in life forms.
— Gene Roddenberry (via mylittlebookofquotes)
11:39am with 23,433 notes
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keep-calm-stay-healthy:

recovery-ghost:

Sometimes you make an argument that’s so solid and logical that you’re absolutely certain you got your point across, then someone replies to it with something so mindblowingly stupid that you have no idea how they managed to graduate from middle school.

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