Bevendre

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  • they are. not on all posts but i'm seeing replies. let's see what tumblr will bitch about now.
    switch-up-snowfox

    Tumblr users will always have something to bitch about.  To be fair, the bitching is often warranted as the changes that cause it are rarely those that anyone openly wanted.

    • 7 years ago
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  • They say that replies are back, but is it so?

    • 7 years ago
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  • phocks:

    Cows love being cuddled

    Too adorable, incorporating cuddle-loving into Raricow.  It is canon!

    (via pencil-rebagels)

    • 7 years ago
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  • Video game questions , 4, 5 and 6
    dexter-the-inkling-boy

    4.  Worst game you’ve ever played?

    Two Worlds on the Xbox 360.  I don’t remember it at all, aside from the fact that I played it for 10 minutes, said nope and returned it immediately.

    5.  A popular series/game you just can’t get into no matter how much you try?

    Kingdom Hearts.  I didn’t have a Playstation between the PS1 and the PS4 so I missed the series entirely and don’t care enough to try to get into it.

    6.  A game that’s changed you the most?

    Pokemon  Blue.  It was one of the first games that I’ve played and it’s what got me into Pokemon which has helped to define my life so much.

    • 7 years ago
  • From that video game ask thing: 7, 21, and 24
    shut-up-and-take-my-likes

    7. A game you’ll never forget?

    There are a number of games that I’m unlikely to forget, like Mass Effect 2, Batman Arkham City, Ocarina of Time, Borderlands 2, etc.

    21.  How old were you when you first played a video game?

    I was 6 or so when I first played a video game, and that was Jurassic Park on the SNES.  The first game that was mine was Pokemon Blue, and Pokemon Yellow that I got on my 7th birthday.

    24.  Casual, Hardcore, or in the middle

    I’d say in the middle.  I game often and with varied titles, but I’m not all that hardcore.

    • 7 years ago
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  • RIPS SHIRT OFF TALK TO ME ABOUT VIDEO GAMES

    • 1:   Do you try to stay away from walkthroughs?
    • 2:   Company you're always loyal to?
    • 3:   Best game you've ever played?
    • 4:   Worst game you've ever played?
    • 5:   A popular series/game you just can't get into no matter how much you try?
    • 6:   A game that's changed you the most?
    • 7:   A game you'll never forget?
    • 8:   Best soundtrack?
    • 9:   A game you turn your volume off every time you play it?
    • 10:   A game you've completely given up on?
    • 11:   Hardest game you've played?
    • 12:   Shortest time you've beaten a game in?
    • 13:   A game you were the most excited for when it wasn't released yet?
    • 14:   A game you think would be cool if it had voice acting?
    • 15:   Which two games do you think would make an awesome crossover?
    • 16:   Character you've hated most? From what game?
    • 17:   What game do you never tell people you play?
    • 18:   A game you wish your friends knew about?
    • 19:   Which game do you think deserves a revival?
    • 20:   What was the first video game you ever played?
    • 21:   How old were you when you first played a video game?
    • 22:   If you could immerse yourself in any game for one day, which game would it be? What would you do?
    • 23:   Biggest disappointment you've had in gaming?
    • 24:   Casual, Hardcore, or in the middle?
    • 25:   Be honest; have you ever used cheats (like ActionReplay or Gameshark)?
    • 26:   Handheld or console?
    • 27:   Has there ever been a moment that has made you cry?
    • 28:   Which character's clothes do you wish you owned the most?
    • 29:   Which is more important, gameplay or story?
    • 30:   A game that hasn't been localized in your country that you think should be localized?</p>
    • 7 years ago
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  • I haven't been enjoying the Dark Knight saga, Man of Steel, or most DC films. They are just overly bleak when compared to what i grew up watching and reading. FLYING BRICK MAN versus CRAZY STEVE just put the final nail on the interest coffin. I can't enjoy these films anymore. I don't wanna stop anyone who does! It's just.... I can't describe it better than i did before. they aren't the two iconic personalities they were, it's just FLYING BRICK and CRAZY STEVE now.
    asktycowonderbolt-deactivated20

    askmerriauthor:

    Okay, so here’s what you do: go watch the animated movies.

    Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero

    Batman: Year One

    Batman: Under the Red Hood

    Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox

    Green Lantern: First Flight

    Superman vs. The Elite

    Justice League: The New Frontier

    Your mileage may vary based on how much you enjoy them, but I love these movies.  They’re all animated films and I’m pretty sure all of them involve Bruce Timm and Paul Dini in some measure, whom you may know as being the driving force behind the fantastic “Batman: The Animated Series” and “Batman Beyond”.  Many of these animated movies hold very true to the comics with beautiful animation, great voice acting, excellent characterization, and overall offer a hugely superior experience to any of the live action movies.

    If you want a good general DC series that’s a nice blend of comic book action and slice-of-life stories to watch, go give “Justice League: Unlimited” a shot.  Please make sure you watch Unlimited - there’s another “Justice League” cartoon that came out prior to Unlimited and it’s pretty shit.  If you want some campy, playful goodness sure to put a smile on your face, then try out “Batman: The Brave and The Bold”, which is one of my absolute favorites.  Any show that’s got Aquaman singing a rousing musical number to inspire his teammates is aces by me.

    If you want to wash the bad taste of Batman V Superman out of your mouth, then please do yourself a huge favor by watching “Superman/Batman: Public Enemies”.  It is by and large my favorite depiction of the two as friends and fellow heroes, particularly since the both of them spend the majority of the film heavily wounded, hiding from enemies hunting them, and bantering.  The two have amazing chemistry and really do chat like old friends throughout.

    All fantastic examples of DC doing good by their characters.  For another animated example of good DC might I recommend Young Justice?  There may only be two seasons, and it ends on a cliffhanger much like Teen Titans, but it’s still an amazing series and is available in full on Netflix.

    If you would prefer live action entries, The Flash is actually really good, at least so far, and is worth looking in to.  The other series in the same universe are more hit and miss and tend to suffer more from DC’s strange desire to make everything they make into Batman.

    • 7 years ago
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  • This weekend’s been awful.
    Friday Batman vs Superman gave me a rage headache the likes of which I haven’t had since Shyamalan’s The Last Airbender (BvS is not a terrible movie, but it’s still pretty freaking bad).
    Saturday was an 11 hour shift on my birthday followed by my parents passive-aggressively reminding me that I’m lonely and socially inept.
    Today was another 11 hour shift, on Easter, while my extended family gathered for Easter dinner, and to celebrate mine and my brother’s birthdays, all while I had to cut out my lunch break because of shitty scheduling and a bad turn of events for a coworker.

    Fuck me.

    • 7 years ago
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    • #venting
  • I should draw more of Bev.

    • 7 years ago
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  • Nothing quite like getting a passive aggressive birthday present from family.

    • 7 years ago
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