Bevendre
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It’s been 65 million years..
OHNMUY GOOOOODDDDDDD
(via fantasyincantation)
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After finishing AC4 the assassin rankings stand at:
1. Ezio Auditore
2. Edward Kenway
3. Altair ibn al-Ahad
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You said that there may be some NSFW on papillonshive, yet we have only seen one dirty pic
Anonymous
I also said may as in I’m open to doing it, I just haven’t done so yet.
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OH, then if you butted butily then what will the butt that is doing the butily be doing after? Anonymous
An excellent question, and one that would be better asked of the butt in question. I’m guessing something involving farts.
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If you had a butt and a butt what would that butt do to the butts butt while butting in with another secret butt of the butts butter ham? Anonymous
I would butt with the butt’s butt, buttily.
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This whole “I need someone to identify with” shit is ridiculous. I am straight, but I can still identify with lesbians on TV because we have the same interests, we make the same decisions, etc. Even though I’m a woman, I can identify with men on TV for the same reasons, similar interests, similar decisions, etc. The fact that a character doesn’t have your exact sexuality so you can’t identify with them makes you seem very close minded.
I am Indian. I don’t scream “OMG MAKE THE DOCTOR INDIAN BECAUSE I CANT IDENTIFY WITH HIM!” That’s just silly. I have a mini rex bunny. I don’t scream “THIS CHARACTER NEEDS A PET BUNNY BECAUSE I CANT IDENTIFY WITH HIM/HER!” It’s RIDICULOUS.
Why is identifying with a character even that important? I watch TV shows for entertainment, not as a way to find someone just like me. I like being unique. I understand how some people can feel “alone” without a TV character like them, but there are plenty of people just like you in real life, or on the internet. You can find anyone just like you.
Not being able to identify with a character solely because he/she isn’t asexual, transexual, bisexual, lesbian, gay, pansexual, gender binary, etc. just shows that your sexuality is the only personality piece you have.
I love the person who submitted this
This is exactly my view on this, I mostly relate to male characters of varying races, rarely female ones and usually because of similarities in personality, humour experiences and outlook etc, the rest is just window dressing.
If “You can’t be what you can’t see” held true then we would have accomplished literally nothing as a species. Also blind people would never do anything at all.
Say you’re listening to a radio programme and a character has similar experiences and responses to yours (or how you’d like to be), views you share, communicates them perfectly and just the right kind of humour and you feel a connection but you stop yourself. Wait a second. Does this character look like me? Do they prefer to have relationships with people of their own gender? No? Then scrap that, I can’t identify with them at all!
Really you could identify with literally anyone in some way. Especially when you include such insignificant and mundane aspects like their appearance or choice in partners.
A character is not defined by what they are, but who they are. This is why I hate seeing posts about racism in animation.
(via discordsparkle)
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During Frozen, Kristoff is seen wearing Sami clothes and practicing a typically Sami occupation - being a handyman with a trained reindeer (although in real life, you can’t ride reindeer like a horse).
In line with this depiction, this is what Kristoff should look like adhering to what Sami looked like during the 1800s. Tan, with an Asian eyefold and black hair - because surprise! The Sami weren’t originally white! The only reason you end up with a bunch of white people when you google them is because they went through years of racial assimilation!
So there. This is what Kristoff could have been - Disney’s first male POC love interest to end up with a non-POC woman (the other way around has been done a lot, but not this.. for some reason..)
Because people are required to adhere to the practices, and traditions of ONLY their own ancestors.
Maybe Kristoff was Sami, or even part Sami, it’s never stated or even alluded to within the film. What someone is does not determine WHO they are, and it does not mark the creators of a fictional character badly. Frozen isn’t racist, it’s pretty damn accurate for the location.
If you want to bash on a movie for being racist, how about you look away from Disney, and towards Dreamworks for a little bit? Or one of Sony’s animation studios?
(via tllst)
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random headcannon: there used to be a number of pranks going on around the hive until papi put restrictions on it after buzz buzz got his head stuck in a trombone.
Within the hive RP chat on skype this is very true. Because of one Fickle Aura, Poison Joke is explicitly banned in the Hive.
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