Secret Yeti Shaq Attack
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When people don’t understand how much I love He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.
same
#Myah
A day with no fights is a sad day for Skeletor.
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ok so i tried to find out what breed of cattle this is and i havent been successful but i found these two
and their names are texas tornado and johnny football
the pics are from this website and i dont know jack shit about cattle breeding so maybe someone can tell me if they’re a special breed
OH MY GOD
ive been trying to figure out these cattle all day. they look like a beef breed and their fur reminds me of rex rabbits, so it makes me wonder if they’d be considered rexes where the guard hair is the same length as the undercoat.
but i dont think cattle have undercoats..
what are you made of, mysterious cattle
Googling it, it seems they’re either Angus or Shorthorn show cattle.
They’re shorthorns!
My roommate showed cows when she was young. I showed her the picture and immediately she told me the answer. I keep her around for cow and forensics/serial killer-related questions.
Mackenzie’s Venn Diagram of major knowledge spheres is a weird one.
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- Only 3 ingredients, no bake, done in microwave
annie
Mackenzie.
Make it.
Make that thing.
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Every once in a while I like to remind myself that this was actually a scene in a major motion picture.
In no other possible Sci-Fi setting would you find a sing-a-long interface with touch-screen selections for each act of a Gilbert and Sullivan musical built standard into every military vehicle.
…except maybe Mass Effect.
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The Mary Sue: Follower Tumblr Tag For the rest of the day today, we’re playing Tumblr Tag with the accounts we follow. If you find you’ve been tagged in this post, reply with an answer to the following question:
What is your favorite fairy tale?
Susana is answering this because she has an answer…
Reblogging because this was Jon’s favorite story as a kid, and because he brought his copy when he moved in, and I now love this book and these illustrations.
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I can’t believe Doug Dimmadome, owner of the Dimmsdale Dimmadome, bought tumblr
BREAKING NEWS: Massive rebranding of tumblr in progress; new title slated to be “Dimmsdale Dimmablrs.”
(via dextro-nomsvasqwibqwib)
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Old Man Yells At Cloud: synthesiserjones: poodlepants: I’ve been harping on this subject a lot... I’ve been harping on this subject a lot lately, but I feel like somebody has to. The fact that Khan has been changed to a white man is quietly being accepted, and the performance lauded. I’ve seen people trying to say JJ did a good thing by taking color…
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Flirting with death!
SOURCE:
“The Ride”
Story and Art by Rodolphe Guenoden
Colors by Kazu Kibuishi
Published in “FLIGHT Volume 2”, March 2005.
That said, great stuff. This comic really stood out to me in a volume of exquisite comics.
From the bios in the back of the volume:
“Rodolphe Guenoden studied animation at Gobelins in Paris, and has worked for 15 years in the animation industry as a 2D animato and storyboard artist on such films as Fievel Goes West, Price of Egypt, Road to El Dorado, and Sinbad.
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ALMOST PAAAAARADIIIIIISSSEEE~
Maybe I should watch this. *A*
I would not. This is the Korean “Boys Over Flowers.” Every episode is like 90 minutes long and seems to cram as many chapters as possible in it. The production values are kind of terrible and, as melodramatic as the manga itself can be, this one cranks it up to 11 for no good reason.
Tsukushi/Guem Jan Di (they changed the names to Korean ones, since they changed the setting) is a great character in the manga. She’s strong, independent, stubborn, and doesn’t take shit from boys. She stands up to bullies and is absolutely aware that she doesn’t need a man in her life in order to be happy. She has her own ambitions, and though she respects others regardless of their economic background, wealth does not impress her.
Guem Jan Di, the version from the Korean “Boys Over Flowers”, is a pale shadow of Tsukushi. She spends most of her time being sad about boys or flustered about boys. And when she’s sad, a pretty boy comes over and takes her on a date or out shopping until she feels better. When she’s sad, they come over and try to fix her problems for her.
The actor that plays Domyouji in the Korean adaptation (or Goo Jun Pyo, as his character is known), is actually pretty solid. He does an honestly good job with his character, and he pulls off some pretty subtle acting that the rest of the cast (especially Guem Jan Di’s actress) just plain doesn’t.
It’s honestly a really crappy version of a great and well-respected series. I would definitely recommend reading the manga itself, and I’ve never seen the anime adaptation nor the Japanese live action version (if there was one?), so I can’t comment on those. But I would avoid the Korean one, to be honest.
PS: There’s only like three songs they licensed for the Korean version, and they’re all terrible K-pop songs, and they play them at wildly inappropriate moments in every episode, sometimes multiple times.
