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daryldixonismyspiritanimal:

minionier:

grassangel:

tyleroakley:

Let us never forget that Jeremy Renner used to be a makeup artist.

And a ski-instructor. And house renovator.

#now this fact is spreading can he be asked all the makeup questions usually aimed at female co-stars?

Can Jeremy Renner be a strong female character in every movie?

Jeremy Renner is a strong, independent woman, who don’t need no man.


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joan watson meets mary morstan, and they fall butt-crazy in love.


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I like DC characters…I just hate DC.

EVERYONE in the DC fandom  (via personallyvictimizedbycomics)  
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boombangbing:

A+X #8 → aka that comic that kind of made arrows-and-duct-tape canon?

Hawkeye: You’ll have to stop me from murdering everyone
Deadpool: I most certainly will not.

Deadpool: In fact, you inspired me to craft my own trick arrows for this mission.
Hawkeye: Oh, that’s cool, man, Respect the trick arrow.

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queenofthenorths:

female character memea female antagonist

irene adler (elementary)


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cobie-smulders:

So, why do you write these strong female characters?

Because you’re still asking me that question. 
- Joss Whedon [x]

Buffy the Vampire Slayer is an incredibly clever, complex and extraordinary show, contributing to the birth of female empowerment portrayed in television and constructing positive role models for young women in particular. The show was born in a still very traditional patriarchal society, and has since created characters such as Buffy and her fellow friends and allies for female audiences to idolise and adore - “these stories give people strength”. Along with the establishment of the first long-term lesbian relationship to be seen on network television, Joss Whedon and Buffy have taken an enormous step towards equality, a necessity enabling survival in the modern day world.


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elysean:

The purpose is to experience fear. Fear in the face of certain death. To accept that fear, and maintain control of oneself and one’s crew. This is a quality expected in every Starfleet captain.

You of all people should know.


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doyoubelievein-miracles:

HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAINIUS!!!!!!!!


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reshiham:

I give your performance a 10…

on the pH scale because that shit was basic as hell