gunmetalmario:
“Happy birthday to the great Stan Lee! Thank for creating childhood hero. Spider-Man was an inspiration for me as kid and I will always be fan of him for ever! #stanlee #happybirthdaystanlee #spiderman
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gunmetalmario:

Happy birthday to the great Stan Lee! Thank for creating childhood hero. Spider-Man was an inspiration for me as kid and I will always be fan of him for ever! #stanlee #happybirthdaystanlee #spiderman

itsagentromanoff:

Happy Birthday, Stan Lee!!

itsagentromanoff:

Stan Lee

itsagentromanoff:
“ Stan Lee: “This man is born to be Iron Man. He looks exactly like what I had in mind when I created Tony Stark.” ”

itsagentromanoff:

Stan Lee: “This man is born to be Iron Man. He looks exactly like what I had in mind when I created Tony Stark.”

theodd1sout:

God was saving that for one killer salad

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autisticgayrey:

leia to her rescuers: i’m in charge now assholes do what i say get in the garbage you guys suck at this

poe to his rescuer: im love you?

missmert:
“°˖✧ Drowned in moonlight, strangled by her own bra ✧˖°
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missmert:

°˖✧ Drowned in moonlight, strangled by her own bra ✧˖°

minzemage:

minzemage:

TURNING INTO RATS WON’T HELP YOU WHEN I HAVE THE GUTTER FEAST CHARM, PAOLO

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lordnladyj:

Helpful advice.

When someone makes a post asking people to ask them about their OCs and you really want to make their day, ask them something specific.

“Tell me about your OCs” while it means well, is way too broad and doesn’t give that person a direction to go in. Think about it like this, if someone asks you “tell me about yourself” you’re not going to launch into your full life’s story and every little detail. More often than not, that question’s going to make you nervous. How much do you say? What do you talk about? Are they even interested at all? What if you bore them?

The better bet is to ask something specific to show that you’re genuinely interested in this person’s character and to give them a direction to go in so they’re not just trying to pull something from nothing. “What’s their family like?” “I wanna know more about their interests/fears.” “How’d you come to create them?”

I guarantee you it’ll make them more comfortable and confident and they’ll be really happy to finally get an opportunity to talk about their OCs with someone.

THIS ^^^^^

to be fair, "who would even eat a plain tomato by itself?" is actually a very reasonable question