i would not drink these. but i would watch others drink them and be highly amused.

red3blog:

REALLY wishing I collected 1/6 scale toys right now. Unh.

And yes, Black Widow and an in-scale Hulk are coming too. Plus the same company has made Christian Bale AND Michael Keaton Batmans, Ledger and Nicholson Jokers, Spider-man, War Machine, Red Skull, Two Face, Christopher Reeve Superman, and more. Making me much less patient with Mattel and Hasbro’s foolish distribution schemes for the smaller toys. Seriously, Walmart exclusives for the best Avengers figures and you aren’t even making Black Widow in the right scale, Hasbro? There are hardly any Walmarts near me and I can’t count on them to even stock the exclusives. Really, Mattel, you made a dozen different movie Green Lanterns, but no Movie Masters Ra’s? I’m glad we’re getting Dark Knight Alfred and Gordon, but how are you going to miss Ra’s Al Ghul?

Oh, right. None of you collect toys. Never mind. Carry on.

So um, I usually make fun of my honey’s collection of “geek point trophies” (in a totally loving way).  I mean, we have the Tyrael figurine from last Blizzcon, the Halo 3 CE cat helmet, etc etc etc.

but, I kinda really want these so bad.  they are so cool.

isthisfeminist:

This woman is shaking hands with a new acquaintance. IS THIS FEMINIST? 

Tough to say. Good form, good eye contact, retaining a respectful distance, everything looks feminist so far, but… sorry. We’re getting really distracted. Who is the other person in the picture? Right there, in the right-hand end of the frame. In the beige jacket. Is that… is that a DUDE??? It is! It totally is.

Sorry, but this is just completely inappropriate. Around here, we only judge women based on whether or not they’re sufficiently advancing the cause of feminism. This woman is clearly taunting us. In fact, she seems to be insinuating that by turning feminism’s gaze solely onto women’s personal lives and failing to challenge male privilege or structural injustice, we’ve created an insidious expression of our own internalized sexism, transforming it into yet another cultural tool for judging individual women harshly, thus furthering a climate in which women are encouraged to view each other as “competition” and police each other’s behaviors or emotions, gaining illusory self-esteem only by perpetuating the very behavior that has created their own insecurity. Well, screw you, too, lady! Who are you to judge us? Who are any of us to judge any of us, in this messed-up world we live in? You don’t even know us. God. PROBLEMATIC. 

jetbunny:

homewreckingwhore:

hm yes perfect

i never got why people do this it’s not like my bad vision makes me unable to count

maggieblueberry:

inothernews:

thedisgruntledgradstudent:

awesome-everyday:

jakke:

kelsium:

Hey, so jakke and I are doing our part to uphold the tyranny of wage labor by administrating a job posting blog. I introduce to you: Get a Job, Hippie. We’ll be…

we made easter eggs tonight at my mom’s… and after I made my patriotic egg, I thought “that kinda looks like captain america” 

so i made some more avengers to go with him :)

i really wanted to make a Natasha egg, but turns out most easter egg kits don’t come with black dye… go figure :)

the purple one is supposed to be hawkeye, but i wasn’t really sure what to do….. but the spidey logo came out great! and the glitter arc reactor made me lol

lolololololololol  forever

jacquelineofalltrades:

How do I possibly like this more, it seems impossible.

drst:

archiemcphee:

“As writer John Hodgman once said, President Obama is America’s first modern nerd President. He’s a huge Trekkie and loves Superman. A certified nerd.

So when Nichelle Nichols, perhaps best known for her groundbreaking role as Uhura in Star Trek, visited the White House for Black History Month last February, the President and her didn’t just get a photo op together in the Oval Office. Oh no, they got a photo op in which they gave Vulcan salutes.

While flashing a Vulcan salute in public is neither a first for President Obama nor Mrs. Nichols, flashing one in the Oval Office has to be a first for both a sitting U.S. president and a Star Trek star. Perhaps?

The photo was taken back on Feb. 29, but Nichelle Nichols uploaded it to her Twitter earlier this evening, adding, “A photo came to me in the mail that I’ve kept for myself for over a week, but now it’s time to share it with Trekkers everywhere.” Live long and prosper.”

[via Kotaku]

There are no words for how gleeful this picture makes me.

red3blog:

alexandraerin:

cuntsparrow:

sexytesla:

fuckyeah1990s:

Neil deGrasse Tyson is behind the only major technical change in theTitanic re-release

It took James Cameron 60 weeks to prepare Titanic for its rerelease, but apart from remastering the original at 4k resolution and converting it to stereoscopic 3D, nothing about the movie has really changed.

Well, almost nothing.

According to Cameron: “Neil deGrasse Tyson sent me quite a snarky email saying that, at that time of year [April 15, at 4:20 am], in that position in the Atlantic in 1912, when Rose is lying on the piece of driftwood and staring up at the stars, that is not the star field she would have seen.”

“And with my reputation as a perfectionist, I should have known that and I should have put the right star field in. So I said ‘All right, send me the right stars for that exact time and I’ll put it in the movie.’”

So Tyson did just that, and Cameron re-shot the scene. According to the Telegraph , it is the only major technical change in the film’s re-release.

Neil deGrasse Tyson - Shutting up James Cameron about cinematographic inaccuracies LIKE A BAWSS.

This is so perf I wanna cry

I wish I had some kind of memetic image for conveying just what a formidable individual this person.