do-you-have-a-flag:

glamourousqueen:

hey who cares about bee movie lets bring back flubber 

i am 110% in support of this

citruscandy:

candicedionysus:

Reblogging for horn reference.

My boyfriend says they look like mustaches.

aw cmon this list doesn’t even get into the cool shit what about jacob sheep

pc4sh:

Shiny Nidiking (doing some smashing I guess) for wackaby ! 

[ Chibi Paint (Pokégraph Oekaki), 1h47min. ]

dinolich:

dinolich:

Shark Fin Soup by *TheDeKay

My Arts and Crafts Class was challenged to take a pro or con stance on a subject we feel strongly about and illustrate it. The catch being, we only had one class period to do it. With zero planning and only two and a half hours to complete the assignment.

Anyways, I am against shark fining and PRO-SHARKS.

day time reblob

colorpulp:

2013 portfolio yeah!!!

chibiq:

twoluckyseconds:

surimistick:

xekstrin:

machinyan:

omg college humor made a parody sequel to paperma

Why am I suddenly ten times more interested in the girl now hahaha

Im dying?!?

I’M GONNA!?

I LOVE THIS

ALSO

GEORGE’S VOICE!!!!

unbadger:

every fucking time

oddlookingbird:

You can now preorder the Ice Pokézine!

piggy-patronus-no-parents:

nachomusings:

Chell’s an average test subject
Who never gets a break
She tests and tests and tests for just a 
Whiff of tasty cake.

Years and years in cryosleep
Had left her rather dim
But a chipper little core came knocking on her door
And when she left with him

She found the OddPortals
Fairly OddPortals
(Gel and cubes!)
(Neurotoxin tubes!)
OddPortals
Fairly Oddportals
Door hack, tin shack, bird attack, “She’s back!”
lemonade, core brigade, faith plate, Chell betrayed
Turrets broke, tricky bloke, Johnson croaked, no joke!
(Doodle-lee-doo!)
OddPortals
Fairly OddPortals
She’ll find a way to save the day
With Fairly OddPortals!

(SPAAAAACE)

oh god i cannot

Would you be surprised if I told you that, according to the Bechdel Test website, only 5 of IMDB’s Top 250 passed all three Bechdel criteria in 2010? Are we really asking too much of the film industry to include two women, who talk to each other, about something besides a man? Surely this is the bare minimum of female representation we should expect from films. Women populate more than half of the world and yet we are still so often consigned to being the ‘love interest’ whose lives centre wholly around the male protagonist even to the point where the majority of mainstream films in our cinemas seem to find it impossible, in their entire run-time, to imagine a world in which a woman conducts a conversation that is not about a man.