With my shitty cape drawing skills, I present to you my female casting of Thor and Loki. (◕‿◕✿)
THIS IS…PERFECT
WHO’S WRITING THIS
RIGHT NOW
COME ON FANDOM
LET’S GET THIS MOTHER DONE, FANDOM.
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daddysgirlisafuckingmonster: twlboaj: theworksofegan:
Pretty sure I would die from malnutrition. Because of my screwed up priorities.
same
Can I please just have this?
Why do I hear angels singing? What is this balderdash and chicanery?
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I think Shatner wrote the first Spirk fanfiction ever.
^This.
looks like you ought to be friends with the shat, potus.
(Source: catbushandludicrous)
Behold, the most damaging deleted scene of all time.
The removal of this scene fundamentally alters the relationship Lilo has with Stitch in their early stages, reducing her affection to Stitch to her simply being a nice girl.
This scene establishes her patience and always blindly optimistic attitude towards Stitch as transference from her parents, contextualizing their entire relationship.
“I needed you.”
As for the sadness of the scene, it is nothing that can’t be found in Fox and Hound, or many of the other Disney Renaissance Film.
No big deal. It’s just my heart, not like I needed it.
(Source: crashic)
Remember that one time someone said I wrote decent Tony dialogue? It was all a lie because SpaceCadet does it better.
Space Cadet: The thing is that you can write a Tony and Pepper conversation about Tony wanting to fuck around with someone, but you’ve got to be smart about that shit. And use a lot of STARING INTO MIDDLE SPACE while Tony goes, “Okay but normal couples - like Natalie Portman is on everyone’s list. They have those lists, right?”
And Pepper being like, “Okay, but Tony, normal people never meet the people on their lists. That’s why the lists are okay. Tony you’re not listening. You have Natalie Portman’s number.”
“Natalie Portman isn’t on my list though.”
“Tony.”
“Who’s on your list? I’ll get you their number.”
“Okay I feel like you’re missing the point. No, Tony, put- no, Jarvis do not pull up the contact list. Stop.”
“But what if my list was, like, only one other person. That’s fair. And your list can be like, five people. Six. But then I want two. I think that’s fair.”
“Who would be your second?”
“That girl, you know the one from Saved by the Bell?”
“Tyffany Amber Theeson?”
“Yeah exactly. Her.”
“She’s married.”
“Exactly!” and Tony spreads his arms wide, “So you see it’s really only like there’s one person on my list-“
“No.”
“Okay, I feel like MAYBE our wires got crossed here. I don’t think we’re on the same page.”
“No, we’re on the same page, but it’s a really stupid page that just has the letters N and O on it.”
It’s just that, now that we’ve included Tiffany Thiesson in this, I am obligated to start forming a White Collar/Avengers headcanon.
A thought on Loki in Norse mythology.
So as many of you already know, I’ve been reading/liveblogging/dying over Norse mythology this past week, and of course most of the stories have Loki hanging around in there somewhere.
Just thought I’d do a little Movie!Loki vs. Myth! Loki comparison.
Agreement, but Loki is more than mischief: he’s chaos in both its creative and destructive forms.
Wondering if I should post my Loki essay from last year. Will anyone care about the actual mythology?
I care! POST IT, POST IT!
(via Underpaintings: PSoA Certificate of Excellence: Mark Goodson)
Mark Goodson - All Played Out, oil on canvas
