Mekhack

"You have my sword." "And my hacks."

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kesiah:

buttsofjustice:

bastardflayjoy:

agabeofthrones:

theplanetsmasher:

So I showed my dad pictures of Thrones characters and asked him their names.

All hail King of the Guys

I fucking lost it at “Therin Greydude” for no reason.

i lost my shit at ‘short committee guy’ oh my god

DRAGONLORD: THE LAST DRAGON

Commander of the Jon Snows… XD

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Filed under game of thrones there are a lot of characters to be fair He did about as well as I would a song of ice and fire george r r martin

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jooleah:

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pollums:

appolsaucy:

good-idea-poorly-executed:

lostwiginity:

Interesting.

This is actually really interesting.

I love that he pointed out that it’s different when men and women are objectified on film, not only because of the way our society views men and women, but also in the specific way those shots are framed

When consuming media it’s so important to remember that filmmakers and ad companies have so many tools at their disposal that the average viewer is not even aware of. The way a scene is set, the way the camera moves, which parts of a person are included in the fame, the number of seconds the camera views each particular part of a person. All of these things very subtly evoke responses from us. We don’t notice them because we aren’t supposed to notice them—if they are doing their job right, everything feels seamless and correct to the viewer. And even if we do notice, we may not be able to articulate it because most of us haven’t studied filmmaking techniques. 

If you think you are 100% impenetrable to the effects of the content you view, you are deluding yourself.

excellent explanation of the Male Gaze, a must watch

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rapunzelmichelle:


Poisonous Garden at Alwinck Castle in the county of Northumberland. The Alnwick Poison Garden boasts some of the world’s most dangerous plants. Behind big black gates, the carefully curated garden contains about 100 varieties of illegal narcotics including poppies, belladonna, Strychnos nux-vomica, Coca, hemlock, cannabis and more.

Queued

Plz take me there

jumpandsplash:

rapunzelmichelle:

Poisonous Garden at Alwinck Castle in the county of Northumberland. The Alnwick Poison Garden boasts some of the world’s most dangerous plants. Behind big black gates, the carefully curated garden contains about 100 varieties of illegal narcotics including poppies, belladonna, Strychnos nux-vomica, Coca, hemlock, cannabis and more.

Queued

Plz take me there

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Let’s talk movies!

  1. A movie you’ve seen most times in cinema.
  2. Your most rewatched movie.
  3. A movie you quote on a daily basis.
  4. Favorite movie soundtrack.
  5. Top 5 films of your favorite actor and actress.
  6. Top 5 performances of your favorite actor and actress.
  7. A movie storyline you wish you had actually lived.
  8. A movie that reminds you of your mom.
  9. A movie that reminds you of your dad.
  10. Favorite movies from your childhood.
  11. Favorite quote(s).
  12. Top 5 favorite female performances.
  13. Top 5 favorite male performances.
  14. Favorite year for movies.
  15. Your favorite movies from [insert year].
  16. Favorite [insert actor/actress/director] movies?
  17. List all you’ve seen from [insert actor/actress/director].
  18. An underrated actor.
  19. An underrated actress.
  20. An underrated director.
  21. An overrated actor.
  22. An overrated actress.
  23. An overrated director.
  24. A film you wish you had seen on the big screen.
  25. A movie you’ve seen that you think no one else’s here will have heard of?
  26. Favorite movie characters.
  27. A film that was better than the book.
  28. Best remake.
  29. Your first favorite actor.
  30. Your first favorite actress.
  31. Favorite animated film.
  32. Your most anticipated films.
  33. Last movie you were disappointed with.
  34. Last movie that surpassed your expectations.
  35. Actor in need of new agent.
  36. Actress in need of new agent.
  37. Share an unpopular film opinion you have.
  38. Favorite Oscar win/speech.
  39. Biggest Oscar snub(s).
  40. Who do you think is overdue for another nomination/win?
  41. How many movies have you seen (rough estimation, of course)?
  42. A movie that made you go ‘wtf was that’.
  43. A film that scarred you.
  44. Most movies watched in a single day.
  45. A film that always makes you cry.
  46. A film that always makes you laugh.
  47. Movies that you think everyone should watch (not necessarily your favorites).
  48. A movie that took you a couple of viewings to appreciate.
  49. A book you want to see adapted to the big screen.
  50. A book you really, really, really don’t want to see made into a film.
  51. Favorite child performance.
  52. Favorite pre-code.
  53. Favorite silent film.
  54. Favorite coming of age film.
  55. Favorite superhero film.
  56. Best cinematography.
  57. Movies you know you should watch but you can’t bring yourself to do it?
  58. Favorite genres.
  59. Least favorite genres.
  60. Biggest movie pet peeve.

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zuviosgemini:

disneyaddictgirl:

elphabaforpresidentofgallifrey:

disneydreamer27:

Manipulation.

tangled is the worst one if you think about it

You really think Mother Gothel is worst than Frollo? All she told Rapunzel was that the world outside her tower was dangerous and it would hurt her physically. Frollo told Quasimodo everyday that he was a monster. I think someone has to listen to the song “Out There” again. Also when Frollo is reviewing the alphabet with Quasimodo the words used are Abomination, Blasphemy  Contrition, Damnation, Eternal Damnation. So don’t you dare say that Mother Gothel has anything on Frollo. Quasimodo was truly restricted in a negative environment. 

Amen to the Frollo vs Gothel comment.

*raises finger* It’s… *sigh*

I wouldn’t say that Frollo is worse than Gothel. To say that Frollo is crueller than Gothel on a regular basis would perhaps be more accurate. I was going to say that they can’t be compared because they’re different forms of manipulation but it’s really just the same type with different people and motivations.

Because I found the phrasing rather passive aggressive, and I dislike that, I think someone has to listen to the song “Mother Knows Best Reprise” again. It’s practically the same thing, except instead of “You’re a monster, don’t go outside. I am the only one you can trust.” it’s “You’re so unattractive, how could that guy you love ever possibly love you back? By the way, he’s a liar who is just here to get the crown. I am the only one you can trust.”

While Frollo spent his time telling Quasimodo that he is ugly, Gothel spent her time telling Rapunzel that she is weak. Ugly is perhaps a more immediately apparent blow, but the psychological effects of being called weak would be just as debilitating.

Remember, just because it’s a gilded cage, doesn’t mean it isn’t a cage. And as my boyfriend likes to comment, just because a slave doesn’t know they’re a slave, doesn’t mean they aren’t.

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That was the hardest scene I’ve ever had to write. It’s two-thirds of the way through the book, but I skipped over it when I came to it. So the entire book was done and there was still that one chapter left. Then I wrote it. It was like murdering two of your children. I try to make the readers feel they’ve lived the events of the book. Just as you grieve if a friend is killed, you should grieve if a fictional character is killed. You should care. If somebody dies and you just go get more popcorn, it’s a superficial experience isn’t it?
George R. R. Martin re: The Red Wedding (via lyndsayfaye)

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ramblingsofagirlgeek:

kaleidomusings:

swirlsofblackandwhite:

gaycopshow:

F-FRIEND???

no friend :(

# and then he fucking sits at his desk sulking with ridiculous melodramatic music playing in his head # hannibal lecter # ladies and gentlemen # he has no friends

His expression in the last gif just says “W-what do I do now?”. That awkward existential crisis you have when you don’t know what to do with your time because a client’s not waiting for you

It’s not because a client isn’t waiting for him though, it’s because his favourite toy isn’t there for him to chew on.

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