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justasimplestalker:

MY 20 FAVORITE MUTANTS
 » ii. Max Eisenhardt — Magneto
“Whatever comes, I and mine will not go like lambs to the slaughter — but like tigers!”

Hello, handsome.

Mags, Mags, Mags.  Why are you so obsessed with tigers?  And where is the fic in which Mags takes Charles to the zoo but all he wants to do is go look at the tigers?

“Really, Erik, we could at least go see some of the other big cats.  I hear the lion exhibit is quite exciting.”

“Do not mock me, Charles!  There is nothing more exciting than the tigers.  Look at them, proud and majestic.  They should be free.  I, Magneto, Master of Magnetism shall liberate them!  Together we will smite any who try to oppose us!  See if your X-men can stop me once I have my tiger army!”

Here we go again.

“Charles, why are they looking at me like that.  Dear, God, I think they’re going to eat us.  Do something!  For once in your life use that fantastic brain of yours and do something!”

“Contrary to poorly written and rightfully scrapped Marvel films, my telepathy doesn’t work on animals.  Do be a dear and levitate us the fuck out of here.”

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I hate the beard, and yet the second picture…!

I hate the beard, and yet the second picture…!

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helens78:

browngirlslovefassy:

MICHAEL FASSBENDER’S GQ US, JUNE 2012 PHOTOS 

It pains me to post these because I didn’t have time to scan them and they’re a bit craptastic because of that, but here they are, anyway.

Hoping for better scans in the future!  These are amazing, even if they… airbrushed… her nipple??  Er.

I also like how that big chunky metal bracelet of his comes from a New York “jeweler/metalsmith”.  ^_^

Second picture, though.  Hellooooooo, Emma.

The first picture is giving me nostalgia for my Callum Keith Rennie fangirling days.

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codenamecesare:

Husband: Hey, the Cracked summary of The Avengers is pretty funny, check it out.
Husband: http://www.cracked.com/article_19841_if-avengers-was-10-times-shorter-100-times-more-honest.html
Me: Ha, this IS pretty funny.
Cracked: “BLACK WIDOW: You’re going to need a strong female character down there. My boobs will hold her position open until she arrives, and I can use my pistol, which will be of absolutely no use whatsoever, I don’t even know why I’m bringing it.”
Me: *from zero to FUCK YOU in 6 nanoseconds*
Me: HATE
Me: RAGE
Me: SERIOUSLY
[spoilers snipped]

And that is the real reason Avengers made a billion dollars in nineteen days.

Awesome rant.

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borednawkward:

No matter what I read, write, whatever, until I am told differently, Charles and Korea is canon.
I honestly don’t think that XMFC Charles is going to have that aspect of his past, and that bothers me. I just think it was a really important aspect of his past, and said so much about the character.
A Charles Xavier who has seen war, has seen people at their worst, but still has hope.

IAWP.

borednawkward:

No matter what I read, write, whatever, until I am told differently, Charles and Korea is canon.

I honestly don’t think that XMFC Charles is going to have that aspect of his past, and that bothers me. I just think it was a really important aspect of his past, and said so much about the character.

A Charles Xavier who has seen war, has seen people at their worst, but still has hope.

IAWP.

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4persephone:

This is my biggest wish for Charles in the sequal, because I think it changes so much of how his character can be interpreted.  A soldier who yearns for peace is a different animal entirely than a man who just vocally claims to embrace nonviolence. 
Not to mention the thing I find humorous and tragic BOTH in the first movie is the fact that Charles saw so much of Erik’s history and Erik saw literally nothing of his…  If he had understood what MADE Charles the man that he is I wonder if Cuba would have ever gone down the way that it did.

4persephone:

This is my biggest wish for Charles in the sequal, because I think it changes so much of how his character can be interpreted.  A soldier who yearns for peace is a different animal entirely than a man who just vocally claims to embrace nonviolence. 

Not to mention the thing I find humorous and tragic BOTH in the first movie is the fact that Charles saw so much of Erik’s history and Erik saw literally nothing of his…  If he had understood what MADE Charles the man that he is I wonder if Cuba would have ever gone down the way that it did.

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theimaginarystar:

Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure Needlepoint
Excellent words to live by

And don’t forget to Party On, Dudes!

theimaginarystar:

Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure Needlepoint


Excellent words to live by

And don’t forget to Party On, Dudes!

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telesilla:

Armour as fashion!  I approve of this trend.

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BEST COUPLE ALKK SJDFKL;A LSKDJF I WILL NEVER GET OVER THEM.

BEST COUPLE ALKK SJDFKL;A LSKDJF I WILL NEVER GET OVER THEM.

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pookaseraph:

charliebravowhiskey:

annagarny:

lokiislocointhecoco:

inevitable—destruction:

MARVEL CROSSOVER - Sherlock Holmes and Black Widow are formally introduced.

Two manipulative bastards who had a ‘connection’ in a party, years ago?

I just need fanfic now.

Sweet Holy Batman on a Vespa. Now I have to write this one!

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I may or may not have accidentally started writing this crossover…or at least a little ficlet…which may or may not ever see the light of day.

/makes grabbyhands.

Dear fandom: You are awesome. Never change.

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slayerage:

top six quotesgretchen morgan (part two)

I’ve only seen one episode of this show, and yet I’m prepared to declare my love for her.

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bluejaybirdie:

I also really appreciated the relationship between Ororo and Laura. It was obvious that Storm cared for her, and wanted the best for her, but respected her choice enough to let her go. It’s not often in comics we get to see strong female relationships like this.

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Researching evolution and genetics? Links for you!

Here’s an excerpt from Part 6:

The synthesis is arguably the second most important historical event in evolutionary biology after the publication of the ‘Origin of Species’  As its name indicates the Modern Synthesis is not a dramatic new discovery.  Like the ‘Origin’ itself it ties together many disparate aspects of biology and unifies them.  Unlike the ‘Origin’ the Modern Synthesis was not the work of one person nor was there a single unifying event.

So what the heck was it?  In the previous diary we discussed how the theoretical work of R.A. Fisher, Sewall Wright, and J.B.S. Haldane in the 1920s demonstrated how various evolutionary forces could act on the frequencies of alleles (particular versions of genes) in populations and cause those frequencies to change (i.e. evolution). At the time very few biologists had the mathematical background to appreciate these papers.

The synthesis involved 

a) the dissemination of Fisher, Wright, and Haldane’s findings into the broader biological community.

b) the realization that the disparate evolutionary phenomena studied in different subdisciplines could be unified by these findings

c) the realization that evolution over the short term (microevolution) and over the long term (macroevolution) had the same underlying processes.

…The results of geneticists were not widely appreciated by other biologists for most of the first half of the 20th century.  Richard Lewontin, probably the most influential post-synthesis population geneticist, describes being told as an undergraduate that genetics was a passing fad.  This was in 1951!