let me love youuuuuuuu~~~
(Source: chaeyeols, via thoughtsnotunveiled)
michael & charlize dancing along to the black keys together while chris hemsworth is just all cute and trying to see whats happening on stage
ok, so, out of all the theron + fassy @ mtv awards caps on my fassbender tag, why am i reblogging this one?? … no reason, except it goes back to my and thoughtsnotunveiled’s pet romcom idea where Theron is this high-flying exec who falls for this cute grad student (KSTEW!!) and Fassy’s her boho brother, who embarrasses her all the time. lololol
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You guys, ladies suck at technology and the New York Times is ON IT.
Radia “Mother of the Internet” Perlman and the ghosts of RADM Grace Hopper, Ada Lovelace and every woman who worked in technology for the past 150 years frown upon you, sir. Women may have been invisible, but the work we did laid the groundwork for more visible advancements now credited to more famous men.
“Men are credited with inventing the internet.” There. Fixed it for you.
I ragequit this article like, 10 times, and couldn’t get past that awful opening line. But eventually, I managed to put down my frying pan and unbunch my apron, and I sat down on my princess tuffet and asked a man to help me read the whole thing.
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Xeni on : NYT -“MEN invented the internet” (via wilwheaton)
Seriously?
Go read this article, but keep away from sharp objects. Because when it comes to ignoring the contributions of a generation of overlooked female computer scientists (including people like my mom), the New York Times is ON IT.
(via jtotheizzoe)
(via jtotheizzoe)
There’s just one catch: the order of the movies’ releases was never the order of the events portrayed in them. This has prompted fans to chart a timeline just to get a sense of what happens when. So what if you want to see these movies in chronological order? Do they still work? Well, I ventured to find out, with the assist of a certain fan edit that resulted in a 9-hour-long movie, and I’m pleased to say that this cut actually improves some of the movies.
I play Avengers Alliance on Facebook, which is fun if you like fighting games, but a bit repetitive. Check out the new addition to gifts players can send their friends. XD
i still refuse to play this, but i’m sure a couple of friends *koff* may be interested. too bad zen-ish is busy with superhero squad.
"I take my mental temperature often. I have changed my sleeping habits. I give up on things more readily. I am more tolerant of other people. I am more determined not to waste the happy time I can find. A thinner and finer thing has happened to my self; it won’t take the kind of punching it used to take, and little windows go right through it, but there are also passages that are fine and delicate and luminous as egg. To regret my depression now would be to regret the most fundamental part of myself."
— Andrew Solomon, The Noonday Demon (via lookoutsideyourself)
(via sociolab)
see, and I am valiantly refraining from pointing out I work with people in his age group but this cannot stand
So uh guys
you DO realize that the 1940s were full of real people who swore? Like, a bunch? and had terrible senses of humor?
like there are actual Warner Bros cartoons from WW2 that are literally so terrible and offensive in their humor that they are banned from being shown by anti-hate laws?
I mean I’ll grant that Steve Rogers is going to be a lot surprised by gansta rap and all but dudes, he was not pelting Nazis with daisies and I can promise you that he may have heard a swear or two.AND he was in the USO! I don’t know how to break this to you guys, but he was probably aware that sex was a thing!
