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TWO giveaways for Key Rex?? WHY NOT LET’S GO CRAZY
KEY REX GIVEAWAY!!
(I stole that from Nedroid I’m not sorry)HEY GUYS! This new lil dude is all ready to come home to your pocket, keys, or other friendly habitat! Ryan North himself is also doing a giveaway (that’s how good this idea is), so you have TWO CHANCES to win one!
Rules:
- One like and one reblog per person!
- You don’t have to be following me!
- Please be in the US! (Shipping is pricey)
- If you win, I will post a sparkletext of your name, tagged with your tumblr name; then you will send me an ask message with your email address while simultaneously emailing me your mailing address! This is the best way I have found to stop other people claiming your prize.
- Giveaway ends tomorrow night, maybe around midnight EST???
- GOOD LUCK!
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Baby let me show you how to do this, you’ve got to move this, you’re doing fine. There’s nothing to it. You’ve gotta groove it. C’mon and move this.
Opening the trailer for the first time in a year is always full of surprises and horribleness. For example, the ant and flying ant infestation. Also, the color water isn’t supposed to be (pictured).
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Our ending is better.
- Tim: We watched Harry Potter 2 tonight. On ABC FAMILY. And Dumbledore shows Harry the sword of Gryffindor, and he's like "Oh, you don't believe you should be in Gryffindor? Well look at that sword a little closer" and Harry INSTANTLY grabs the blade of it. HOW DID VOLDEMORT HAVE SO MUCH TROUBLE KILLING THIS KID?
- Me: He should have been like 'dude, Harry. My wand is acting weird. I think it might be cracked? Up at the tip here?
- Tim: He woulda looked right into the barrel of it
- Me: Look right here. Where my finger is. No look closer. AVADA KEDAVRA.
- Tim: I'm all for Harry winning that battle between them. but I would have LOVED that ending.
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Election year →
Obama could have made a political move today (I guess yesterday now, shut up, whatever). He could have been saying “I support gay marriage because the other guy certainly won’t and the people that DON’T support gay marriage and would vote solely to oppose it won’t be voting for me anyway, but I…
So it isn’t a political move because he always believed they should be able to get married, but decided to explicitly say that until election season?
He’s an opportunist catering to LGBT equality advocates. His record on human rights as a whole is on par with Bush’s.
I didn’t say he always believed they should be able to get married. Because he didn’t. He was for civil union last time around, but not marriage. And that’s what this is about. The fact he did this in an election year is important, sure. But there’s no sign of whether this will help him or not. Most of the swing states aren’t going to be states that are embracing gay marriage. This could hurt him badly just as easily as it could help him. One way or another, regardless of if it’s political (I maintain that it’s not), as long as he doesn’t just treat this as an issue that’s over and done with now that he’s taken his stance, it means something. The president of the United States has said he supports gay marriage. It’s a pretty big deal.
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POLITICAL!
Obama could have made a political move today (I guess yesterday now, shut up, whatever). He could have been saying “I support gay marriage because the other guy certainly won’t and the people that DON’T support gay marriage and would vote solely to oppose it won’t be voting for me anyway, but I can get more supporters on the fence about me to vote for me because I say I support it.” Always the critic and pessimist, I could definitely understand if this was a political move.
HOWEVER.
I like to believe that it was not a political move in any way, shape, or form. I choose to believe the president. He said his views were evolving back in 2010 (or 2008, it’s been reported all day today, I THINK, as 2010, but I remember him having a similar stance in 2008) and now, after discussions with family and friends and seeing gay men and women in long-term, committed relationships and raising children, he’s in support of gay marriage. I like to believe this for a few reasons. The first reason is that I like the idea of a politician whose views CAN change, not just for a vote (though, like I said, it could be in this case), but because he or she actually took time to think about the issue, considered it carefully, and came out the other side. So many politicians on both sides of the table these days will vote with the party or against the other party to a fault. A politician, no less the president, saying that his mind has been made up on an issue after gathering facts is pretty awesome.
The second reason is that this is a huge step for gay marriage getting legalized. The fact it’s even still in question is a little baffling to me, but I do understand that those in charge of the country at current came up in a different era and with different notions than I did. It’s not easy to reshape your views of the world as it changes around you. But this seems basic. I’d say it’s so basic that, one way or another, gay marriage WILL be legalized within the next few decades. Obama’s stance on it made it so it could be legalized in the next few years. Like I said, I’m pretty damn sure it WILL happen. But if Obama gets re-elected, it would be a sign that the country could be ready for it during his next term, between 2012 and 2016. Moving the timetable up significantly isn’t just a big step for Obama into the history books, but it’s a big step in the right direction for the country and for the world. I don’t want to go too much into why I think it’s absurd gay marriage hasn’t been legalized already (if someone really wants to know, ask me or message me or whatever the hell it is people do on this crazy site, or ask me on Twitter @starboy23, because I’m better at understanding Twitter and feel confident I could state my views in 140 characters) but I love that the country is willing to at least talk about it. If I wasn’t already going to vote for Obama (I was), this would definitely win me over. There are plenty of things happening in the country that we really need to put our thinking caps on for (I assume the government has those?) but so many social questions like this one shouldn’t require that. They just require action.
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In May 2006, I had a joint release party with Ryan North (of Dinosaur Comics and now writing Adventure Time comics too) for Scott Pilgrim vol 3 and i think the first collection of Dinosaur Comics. This is a promo image I did for the party.
aw geez aw geez aw geez
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Doc Hammer thinks that if he does enough Shakespearian poses in the glass room I might some day let him out.
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Who is your favorite superhero?
Seriously, I’m interested in knowing who your absolute favorite superhero is and why. I want to know what makes you like a hero and why you think they deserve our admiration and understanding and love. Don’t feel like you have to whip out some random answer or prove your comic intelligence with obscure characters. If your favorite superhero is Spider-Man or Superman or Batman or anyone else, I want to know why. Even if the answer is “CYCLOPS HE HAS LASER BEAM EYES,” that’s totally fine. Explain to me why it’s ridiculous I don’t like that hero (pretend I don’t, if it helps. Or if your favorite is Luke Cage or Spider Woman, you don’t even have to pretend!)
So answer me. Who is you favorite hero and, as in depth as you want, why?
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Classic anti-mutant propaganda and phrasing. “Earth’s deadliest mutants.” This is the kind of subconscious imagery that needs to be corrected if we’re ever going to change as a world. Good work, Facebook.
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