these bags under my eyes are vintage

thefingerfuckingfemalefury:

drfitzmonster:

thefingerfuckingfemalefury:

SUPPORT YOUR SISTERS NOT JUST YOUR CIS-TERS

BY BREAKING TRANSMISOGYNIST’S FINGERS

TO TEACH THEM A LESSON

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tokyo-fashion:

18-year-old Giovanni on the street in Harajuku wearing colorful resale fashion with pink Buffalo platform boots, a Yoshida Beads necklace, and Disney backpack. Full Look

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chubby-bunnies:

Fat and ridiculously happy. I love this place and I finally took some decent pictures worth sharing. I could stare at you guys all day! Thanks for sharing! 😘

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ner-tamin:

Wheel of the Year

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tilliewalden:

I make a webcomic called On A Sunbeam. Pls read and enjoy. 

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tokyo-fashion:

Horuzo on the street in Harajuku wearing colorful Japanese decora fashion including items from Monomania, 90884, Listen Flavor, Yosuke, and ensemble☆stars! Full Look

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elliebeanz:

fat & cute

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fyblackwomenart:

Treasure Mermaid by Evan Woolery
Had an idea for an enchanted mermaid made out of treasure ever since the Pirates of the Caribbean movies came out. What if a mermaid was made out of treasure and whenever someone might see her she turns to treasure wherever she is. It was a good exercise in appeal and beauty. Maybe a 50/50 blend of photo-collage and painting.

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cosplayheaven69:

Cosplayer: Pion Kim.
Country: South Korea.
Cosplay: Sombra from Overwatch.
https://www.facebook.com/pionyquin

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autisticliving:

1) It’s okay to stim in public. 2) Normalize stimming. 3) Stimming is a natural part of autistic people’s body language. 4) Let your autistic child stim freely.

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yahoberries:

so blessed so moved can’t believe this is my lif

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1000drawings:

by Aster Hung

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mostlysignssomeportents:

Battling Boy: Paul Pope surpasses himself #3yrsago

Paul Pope is one of the great comic book creators working today, a major talent who keeps on surpassing himself. But even by those standards, Battling Boy, the first volume of a two-volume set, is a major achievement. It’s a superhero-y, kaiju-y comic that moves so fast that it feels like it’s barely under control, but is, in fact, being steered with total confidence and dazzling skill. That’s Pope’s real gift, the Astaire-making-it-look-easy thing, deceptively simple and messy on the surface, with depths that go all the way to the bottom of the universe.

Arcopolis is a sprawling and venal city under siege and gripped by terror. A gang of ghouls snatch children off the streets, huge monsters stalk the land, and the only thing keeping it safe is Haggard West, a flying science hero with a blaster that can fire three shots before it must recharge. He dies, in chapter one. He leaves behind a city without a protector and a daughter devastated by loss and determined to carry on the fight.

In another dimension, above the clouds and among the stars themselves, are the heroic pantheon of gods, whose bravest champion has a son, a boy who is only thirteen years old and must prove himself on a “ramble” – a solo adventure through which he will come of age. The boy – Battling Boy – is to be the rescuer of Arcopolis, or he will be slain by its monsters.

And we’re off.

Battling Boy blends elements of the classic, mid-century-modern superhero comic with a seventy-five flavor stew whose ingredients range from giant monster movies to Bugs Bunny cartoons, Ben Ten to Watchmen. In each instance, he shows how much juice was left in these old ideas, waiting to be squeezed out by a master who had the knack. If you liked what Pope did in the magnificent Batman: Year 100, you’re going to love this.

Battling Boy is published by FirstSecond, who produced a rather fine trailerfor the book. It’s had fantastic buzz – at events from Comic-Con to ALA to Burning Man, people have excitedly cornered me and waxed enthusiastic about the book, based on the early previews. It has lived up to that buzz and surpassed it.

The FirstSecond people were good enough to give us over 30 pages preview, really the whole setup for the story – you’ll find them below.

Battling Boy

http://boingboing.net/2013/10/08/battling-boy-paul-pope-surpas.html