Bob Orci is tweeting about the Afghan war like anyone gives a fuck about his opinion
while Star Trek fans are just waiting for a crumb of new information or the tiniest possible thumbnail of a set photo.
He’s making me not want to see the sequel.
while Star Trek fans are just waiting for a crumb of new information or the tiniest possible thumbnail of a set photo.
He’s making me not want to see the sequel.
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Photo Series of the Day: From photographer Traer Scott’s Shelter Dogs — a photo book featuring black-and-white portraits of homeless and abandoned dogs living in shelters across America.
By documenting the undeniable expressions of emotion in the dogs encountered in her volunteer work, Scott raises awareness of animal rescue causes, and especially the need for more adoptive homes for abandoned dogs.
Scott donates a percentage of the proceeds from the sale of each book to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
More photos here.
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#This makes me really sad. #Like seriously. #The whole movie was focused on Erik and Raven and Hank and finding peace with themselves. #Being mutant and proud. #It was pretty obvious everyone thought Charles had no idea what they could possibly be feeling. #That everything was much more peachy for him. #No one stops to think about what it’s like hearing everything. Absolutely everything. #And what that could do to a person’s social life and relationships.#Even though he has his own share of problems he still puts his all into helping others. #Probably because that’s the only way he can think to make people like him#and let him in and let him have a feel for what it’s like to not be alone. #Then he finally meets someone he really connects with. Someone he makes a family with.#Then all of that and more gets ripped away just as quickly. #At the end of the movie everyone comes out on top. #Having found something to really live for and feel good about. #Except Charles. #He’s just left with a big lot of nothing. #And I really hope the sequel delves deep into that and shows that he’s just as deserving for a little happiness as everyone else #if not more
(Source: katniz)
Just so you know, I am now reading the porn you wrote me whilst imagining Jensen in his '44 cop outfit. Just so you know.

Many happy returns, sweetheart.
(Source: scarecrowley)
Currently crying from my scrotum because I’ve cried everywhere else. (enjoy that mental image)
HOLY BAZINGA BALLS
(Source: 1dxrated)
“Purist comic-book fans are one thing; out-and-out racism is another,” the 38-year-old actor told journalist Leslie Gornstein in a Q&A published Sunday. “Of course, the more I speak on this topic, the more I fuel it. But, look, if people have a problem with me playing the character, just don’t go see the movie, you know?”
There’s a website calling for a boycott of Marvel for inserting “left-wing social engineering into European mythology” with the casting of Elba and the dust-up has been covered in the British press dating back to last year.
Early on Elba took the stance that in a film as fantastical as “Thor” it seems a bit odd to fixate on one authenticity topic. The Guardian picked up this quote in April 2010: ”There has been a big debate about it: can a black man play a Nordic character? Hang about, Thor’s mythical, right? Thor has a hammer that flies to him when he clicks his fingers. That’s OK, but the color of my skin is wrong? I was cast in ‘Thor’ and I’m cast as a Nordic god. If you know anything about the Nords, they don’t look like me but there you go. I think that’s a sign of the times for the future. I think we will see multi-level casting. I think we will see that, and I think that’s good.”
The first thing I saw today in my first class at 7:00 am (multimedia class): The Avengers teaser! ♥ The best way to start a school day! and I’m soooooo happy about that! =D wa**