PAYING HELL SINCE 1987

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Gemini. Fire Rabbit. INFJ. Christian. Fat. Feminist. Liberal. Independent. Kinsey 1-2.

You can call me Statler. I'm an eternal tourist, a constant student, and a fandom addict.

Biggest Fandoms, Forever: Doctor Who, Harry Potter
Other Fandoms: How I Met Your Mother, Parks and Rec, Community, Castle, Marvel, DC, Downton Abbey
Fandoms I Intend to Start: Revolution

This blog is HAES-friendly, LGBTQQIAA-friendly, and sex-positive. I like to talk about gender in the media, and religion.

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PAYING HELL SINCE 1987

We are in a social sciences course on communication theory. Do not tell me that media “can’t be” a cause of eating disorders, that it “certainly isn’t” a cause of eating disorders.

A, if you’re going to talk in terms of certainties and can’ts, you better have the research to back it up.

B, YOU ARE WRONG.

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Lois embodies everything about the Human spirit that Clark aspires to protect and preserve. She’s his grounding element - the thing that reminds him not only what he’s fighting for, but why. Regardless of the state of their romantic involvement, Lois Lane is the person that motivates Superman in his day-to-day life. The Kents built him from the ground up. The House of El gives him his legacy. Lois Lane gives Clark Kent his future. It’s because of all of this that I think so many Elseworlds stories focus on Clark jumping the rails if Lois is murdered/taken from him - in a streamlined way, yes. For sure. But to say that Clark would permanently and irrevocably go dark with the loss of Lois is a discredit to both Clark Kent himself and to what Lois stood for in his life. She’s his symbol. If she leaves (and at some point, time will take her from him), her memory will burn just as brightly in his heart as her presence does in his life.
Lois Lane is Clark Kent’s Superman.

Bryan Q. Miller

75 Years of Lois Lane: A Chat with Bryan Q. Miller

I have tears in my eyes.

(via careful-sweetheart)

The best thing to me, among so many quotable best things, is Bryan validating what I’ve always thought: that the AUs where Clark loses everything he stands for when Lois dies is an affront to not only Clark, but to the very memory of who Lois is. She has always been his embodiment of humanity, the best that humanity has shining through her, and he is inspired, yes, inspired by her and who she is. 

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Lois Lane gives Clark Kent his future.

Lois Lane is Clark Kent’s Superman.

Lois Lane gives Clark Kent his future.

Lois Lane is Clark Kent’s Superman.

Lois Lane gives Clark Kent his future.

Lois Lane is Clark Kent’s Superman.

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thatferrybroad:

wliabl:

Cleopatra’s Underwater Palace, Egypt 

I still don’t get why no one is LOSING THEIR FUCKING SHIT OVER THIS FIND

iT SURVIVED THE EARTHQUAKE THAT LEVELED THE REST OF THE CITY IN 365 A.D. 

CLEOPATRA’S FUCKING PALACE

WITH INTACT FUCKING STATUARY

NOT TO MENTION THE REST OF THE FUCKING ENTIRE GODDAMN ISLAND OF ANTIRRHODOS INCLUDING THE ANCIENT PORT OF ALEXANDRIA

AND THEY’RE GONNA BUILD A MOTHERFUCKING UNDERWATER MUSEUM

UNDERWATER. MUSEUM.

can I be a mermaid tour guide there or some shit, you don’t even have to pay me i will just live there forever oh my fucking god

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“Lois Lane, who is as much a threat as a love interest in Man of Steel. The intrepid Daily Planet journalist is chasing down reports of a wandering stranger who is capable of superhuman feats of strength. It’s not much of a spoiler to say that gradually Lois starts to see something more in him than a good front-page story. ‘She ends up rescuing him, I always say,” Deborah Snyder (producer of MOS) says.” -EW

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rawkblog:

My favorite so far.

I AM TRYING SO HARD NOT TO DIE LAUGHING THAT I AM ACTUALLY CRYING. SITTING AT MY DESK, WIPING TEARS FROM MY CHEEKS BEFORE SOMEONE NOTICES.

(Source: printedinternet, via temporarily)

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alexthegenius:

You see this. You see this and you probably think “wow that’s a beat up team, he probably just got through a really difficult fight, maybe a gym leader or something” or something to that effect.

But that’s not what happened.

This was not the result of some epic Pokemon battle for the history books.

This was the result of A SINGLE FUCKING LEVEL 35 CLEFAIRY.

Let me tell you all a story.

The fight began like any other. I was making my way up Celestial Tower when I encountered a trainer, a Pokefan no less. When he sent out his only Pokemon, a level 35 Clefairy, I laughed at the thought of easily crushing this trainer. Sending out my Krokorok, Gordan, I started the battle.

I first used Crunch. Taking out a good 2/3 of the Clefairy’s health, I thought for sure that the fight would soon be over.

I was wrong.

Crunch seemed like a good move at first, but it set off a chain of events that could not be stopped.

Due to the Clefairy’s Cute Charm, Gordan fell in love with it. Not only this, but the Clefairy’s first move was none other than Minimize. On the next term, despite these circumstance, I figured I’d just try to get a quick Crunch in and finish the job done.

Gordan, however, was paralyzed by love. The Clefairy proceeded to use Metronome, which ended up being Ingrain. The Clefairy then began to restore some of its health thanks to this.

Not wanting to take any more chances, I switched to my trusty Arcanine, Admiral. Admiral had never failed me before, always being there in the nick of time to save the day in a blaze of glory.

On the turn used to switch Pokemon, the Clefairy had used Minimize once again.

Attempting to finish the enemy off quickly, I had Admiral use Flamethrower. This, however, missed. The Clefairy used Minimize.

And this continued. Admiral just could not seem to hit the enemy, and each time the enemy kept getting harder to hit, while all the time also slowly regaining what damage I had managed to do.

After capping out evasiveness, the Clefairy proceeded to begin using Cosmic Power to get its Defense/Special Defense. As Admiral struggled to defeat this enemy, the enemy just kept getting stronger and healthier.

Soon the Clefairy’s Defense/Special Defense were capped. It was then that it unleashed Stored Power, a move powered up through the user raising its stats. With the Clefairy having raised its defensive stats so much, this attack ended up one shotting Admiral.

It then proceeded to one shot Jacque the Axew, Baabaalaza the Ampharos, and Frank the Dewott, all trying in vain to do some damage.

Eventually, it was back to just Gordan left. Gordan, being a dark type, was not affected by Stored Power, a Psychic move.

Here was where the real fun began.

Not being able to actually hit Gordan, the Clefairy continued to attempt to use Stored Power until it ran out of PP. It then moved on to Metronome, which failed to do any real damage before this, too, ran out of PP.

As this was happening, Gordan was trying desperately to actually hurt the enemy. Using a Dire Hit and single X Accuracy/Attack that I had on me and spamming any attack he had, he struggled and struggled to hurt it. But between Gordan falling in love with it again due to Cute Charm when a Crunch somehow managing to land and it using Minimize so much, Gordan simply could not do enough damage to outweigh the effect of Ingrain.

And so came at least five minutes of just Gordan attempting to attack and being immobilized by love, missing, or doing too little damage, as the Clefairy continued to use Minimize and Cosmic Power that no longer actually had any effect.

Eventually, blessedly, the Clefairy ran out of moves, and begin to hurt itself with Struggle. Slowly but steadily the Clefairy begins to die, with the Struggle damage being more than Ingrain could heal.

After some time, the Clefairy was a single Struggle away from fainting. With much pleasure, I told Gordan to just use some random attack, and I waited for the Clefairy to faint.

THE MOTHERFUCKER USED A GOD DAMN HYPER POTION AND BROUGHT IT BACK TO FULL FUCKING HEALTH.

Gordan stared open mouthed at the enemy as I just silently stared at the scene for a full minute. The level of rage I was experiencing had never been felt since people in second grade used to make fun of me and call me a girl.

Then, however, I kind of just spent a bit more time just letting the Clefairy use Struggle again.

And finally, blessedly, the Clefairy ended up causing its own end due to Struggle. Seeing that tiny sliver of HP on it tick away and hearing its death cries made me happier than I’ve ever been since eighth grade when I punched this one really annoying guy in the face.

Gordan stood triumphantly over the corpse of its enemy, awash in his great victory as he proceeded to gain a level from the exp earned.

Together, we spat in the Clefairy owner’s face, and then slowly turned away and walked toward the Pokemon Center. We must have been TM87 (or 34 for you old schoolers) then, because we were SWAGGERING.

The moral of the story is, make sure to save more than once every three hours so you can just restart the game when things like this happen so you don’t waste 20+ minutes of your life just to defeat a fucking Clefairy

(via iron-pat)

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suicideblonde:

Heath Ledger and Joseph Gordon-Levitt in 10 Things I Hate About You

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