JL8 #127 by Yale Stewart
Based on characters in DC Comics. Creative content © Yale Stewart.
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Flash’s freaking FACE!!!
mkay so just a psa
- if you’re a trans dude you can still appreciate/wear girls’ clothes
- if you’re a cisdude the same applies
- if you’re a trans chick you can still appreciate/wear dudes’ clothes
- if you’re a cischick the same applies
- and vice versa
- if you don’t identify with the gender binary this all applies as well
gender’s a construct and is pretty much objective
do what you want
*subjective. I normally don’t nitpick about little errors, but that’s kind of a big one.
(via tardisdelorean)
Sometimes you make an argument that’s so solid and logical that you’re absolutely certain you got your point across, then someone replies to it with something so mindblowingly stupid that you have no idea how they managed to graduate from middle school.
Yes to both. To the first poster, I’m sorry for your loss (it’s almost a guarantee that the accumulation of dozens of instances like that has done some damage to your psyche and/or IQ). And to the person who added the gif, you should look into the Dunning-Kruger effect if you haven’t already. Self-propelling stupidity is a real social reality.
(via tardisdelorean)
THE HOLLA COURSE.
how ironic is it that he says “Pick up a book” but he said holla course like are you serious
*Quietly losing my shit
(Source: blackmatterr, via samjanayaphoto)
Are you trying to give me heart palpitations?
Was that a Palpatine pun?
(Source: mrrmq999, via tardisdelorean)
So we started reading Romeo and Juliet in English class and i yelled out SPOILER: Romeo and Juliet die… and i shit you not at least 1/3 of the class got really pissed at me beacuse they didnt know thats how it ended
IT TELLS YOU IN THE PROLOGUE
CIVIL BLOOD MAKES CIVIL HANDS UNCLEAN
WHAT DID YOU THINK THEY WERE TALKING ABOUT, SOMEONE GETTING A PAPERCUT
To be fair, it could have referred to Mercutio and Tybalt. Although “star-crossed” is another great big hint, as is the whole “in the genre of tragedy” thing, and the part where it says “DO WITH THEIR DEATH END THEIR PARENTS STRIFE” which is straight up telling you that they die. No bloody excuses.
(Source: waywardwanders, via tardisdelorean)
REBLOG AND SEE IF YOU GET A COLOR.PURPLE: I don’t talk to you but I really love your blog.
YELLOW: I wish we were friends in real life.
RED: I love you with a burning passion.
GREY: I wish we talk more and being friend
TURQUOISE: I would hug you if we’re met
PINK: I love your blog it’s one of my favourite
TEAL: We have a lot in common.
BLUE: You are my tumblr crush.
ORANGE: I don’t like your blog.
WHITE: MARRY ME PLEASE.
GREEN: I think you’re cute.
CORAL: I think you’re beautiful
BLACK: I would date you
BROWN: I don’t like you.
Yeah alright.
http://minstrelwarlock.tumblr.com/ask
(via tardisdelorean)
No fucking way.
Do want
(Source: wall-mothafuckas, via coolguyblues)
my favourite thing about broadway is that you can be audra mcdonald and be a legend in your industry and a hero to millions and win five tony awards and still 99.9% of the population doesn’t know who you are
or you can be aaron tveit and star in two of the biggest broadway blockbusters of the past decade and steal a lead role from matthew morrison and when you land your first big movie role the reporters will be like “idk who this guy is but apparently he did like ten episodes of gossip girl back in 2009?????”
I like how even at the Oscars, there’s probably an 80% chance that any given film they talk about has been seen by only 10% of the people watching. “Amour is the French one about old people, right?” (*I know Amour is French, and not Hollywood. It’s an example.) Millions of people simply didn’t see Lincoln, or Life of Pi, or even Argo. And this is the bloody Oscars. You can’t get much bigger than Hollywood, and yet it’s amazingly small if you’re not counting films like Avatard (sic) and The Avengers.
I like how Broadway and the Tony awards and that is where lots of actors got their start (like Kevin Spacey). But his CAREER started in Heartburn, because who cares about Lost in Yonkers, really?
I like how you can still have “Off-Broadway,” as if having seven billion people who DON’T know who you are isn’t enough.
And then of course there’s “Off-OFF-Broadway,” which is even more obscure. Yes, that’s what it’s called, and YES people get offended if they say Off-Off-Broadway and you laugh.
And then you have community theatre, which as far as I can tell is basically just Off-Off-Broadway but not in New York.
Then there are Super 8 amateur films (meaning from a 15-year-old writer/director) and then there are the plays you used to put on for your parents at family reunions.
Then you have me. The guy who watches movies alone and makes snarky comments that no one hears.
The definitive levels of performance fame, everyone.
