Okay but MCR was like 2005

oroxim:

asriel dreemurr is an anagram for “serial murderer”

Pro Tip

scraps-is-busy:

Never ask an artist when they’re going to be doing sales and stuff on their commissions. 

Seriously, don’t. 

It makes you seem like a cheap ass. 

Especially if you contact them with something REALLY big, and then ask when they’re doing holiday sales. 

Because it’s not gonna be pleasant. 

anunforgivensin:

tulimyrsky:

dickscratch:

literally like 95% of girls have stretch marks on their body and if you’re going to give them a hard time about them then you didn’t deserve to see her body in the first place

BEAUTIFUL SCARS OF LIGHTNING AND THUNDER, BLESSED BE THOSE DAUGHTERS OF THOR

that last comment made me feel 1000% better about the stretch marks i found last night

cocolooo:

joolaweed:

something we agreed we like about uncle vernon is that despite like, personally suffering at the hands of wizards pretty significantly (dudley’s tail, marge), vernon is like, always ready to fuck with wizards? like he is SO SCARED of them but he’s always ready to fight? please take this moment to imagine uncle vernon meeting voldemort

#i am laughing he’d probably run him over with his new company car #get out and hit him with his umbrella [x]

keycrash:

saying “credit to their respective artists!’ ain’t fuckin credit it’s like me walking into a store taking a microwave and yelling “money to the cashier!” as i leave without paying

siryouarebeingmocked:

nnerveendings:

siryouarebeingmocked:

matt-ruins-feminisms-shit:

redbloodedamerica:

quitefranklytv:

sizvideos:

Women Try To Pose Like Female Comic Book Heroes - Watch the full video

Well, yeah, it’s going to be tough to get off-balance, out-of-shape humans to pose like in-shape, super-human cartoons. But, ya know, muh narrative.

Anything to get people, who don’t read comics, upset about the state of comics.

Instead of having these women trying to mimic fictional characters, perhaps Buzzfeed should have them perform feats that actual real women have performed like running a mile under 4:15, swim the 200 m freestyle in under 2 minutes, or squat 800lbs on squat.  I’d watch that.

Watch these men try to smash brick walls like male comic book heroes. 

Clearly since the average man cannot smash a brick wall then the super strong male comic book heroes present an unrealistic expectation for men and have no place in a comic books. -Feminist/Buzzfeed logic

I especially like the part where they get a woman with 100 lbs on Red Sonja to try and pose like alim woman who needs to be athletic for a living.

Also, that Spider-Woman cover pose is identical to an earlier Spider-Man one.

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Whoops!

Okay, it’s not like “agility” is one of the often-listed powers of both Spider-Woman and Spider-Man, and the latter is often drawn in physically impossible poses, right?

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Double whoops!

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