Gender. Feminism. And a bunch of other really random things.
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Once upon a time, there was two girls in a coffee shop…
IT GOT BETTER!!!!!!!
I tweeted earlier that I had a Melise update and this is it:
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I present the most badass gifset on Tumblr.
Legitimately turned on by this
This is the best thing.
Oh my gosh, I love this!
One of the (many) awesome things about Avatar: the Last Airbender right here: that they gave each type of bending its own unique style (and that they were consistent with it).
(Source: ashagreyjoyed, via thatonechick42)
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Everyone ended up with baby faces in the end.
Shepard is sitting on a really low seat or Liara is really tall?(via tsonishepard)
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Do I play this game as a girl because I like my gender represented in video games or do I play as a guy because I also want to marry a girl in-game?
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Yes RDJ is Tony Stark but not to the degree that EVANNA LYNCH IS LUNA LOVEGOOD.
Let’s not forget the fact that she embodied the character so much that J.K. Rowling made Luna more like Evanna Lynch.
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NO BUT IN THE LAST GIF HERMIONE LOOKS SO PROUD OF HIM.
I love Harry/Hermione as best friends :)
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"According to Moore’s Law, every Christmas your computer games are almost twice as powerful (in terms of memory and processing speed) as they were the previous year. Furthermore, as the years pass, this incremental gain becomes truly monumental. For example, when you receive a birthday card in the mail, it often has a chip which sings “Happy Birthday” to you. Remarkably, that chip has more computer power than all the Allied Forces of 1945. Hitler, Churchill, or Roosevelt might have killed to get that chip. But what do we do with it? After the birthday, we throw the card and chip away. Today, your cell phone has more computer power than all of NASA back in 1969 when it sent two astronauts to the moon. Video games, which consume enormous amounts of computer power to simulate 3D situations, use more computer power than main frame computers of the previous decade. The Sony Playstation of today, which costs $300, has the power of a military supercomputer of 1997, which cost millions of dollars."
Do you hear that? It’s the sound of your mind being blown.
(via world-shaker)(via quixoticandabsurd)
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