I think it’s extremely important that more people know about the history of Black African kingdoms like Mali, Ghana and Songhay that flourished and rivaled much more well-known kingdoms of the late middle ages. Too much fixation on Egypt, which wasn’t actually a Black kingdom anyways, and not enough on the Zulus, on…

I agree, most of the best moral decision-points, the ones that stuck with me, were not when you were asked to choose between good or bad, but between bad and bad (or good and good) - do you save an orphanage, at the cost of not saving a young couple getting lynched? Do you let a group of bandit-mercenaries live after…

These are basically the depths of madness lengths I go to any time I’m faced with something that isn’t working the way I want it to. “Obviously I’m going to have to engineer the shit out of things!”

YOUR KIDS’ LIVES AREN’T AS IMPORTANT AS MY RIGHT TO RISK THEM BECAUSE I’M REALLY FUCKING CONFUSED AND AFRAID OF AUTISM U GAIZ

As someone who has undergone the rabies shots on the very slim to none chance I was bitten by a bat in my sleep, I hope those people don’t venture out into public, ever. Jesus. If the idea of dying of fucking RABIES can’t scare you into sense, you are a lost cause.

I gave my dog vaccines. He grew up never even learning to talk. He poops outside in public. He refuses to wear pants. He can’t read or write.

yeah, “you’re a fake because I wasn’t very curious or bright when I was 12 years old” is an interesting defense that seems to be proving his point

It’s like sloths throwing marshmallows.

When adults feel the need to “take down” a 12 year old who posted a video on Facebook, they are adulting all wrong.

“Kid,” wrote one. “Your [sic] not a doctor...sorry to tell you, but not everything you hear on the Internet is true.”

HOW DARE ANYONE QUESTION MY RIGHT TO TORTURE AND ALLOW MY CHILD TO DIE BY EASILY PREVENTABLE DISEASES

I rate it 5 dogmeats out of 5.

As a concept artist, I think asking that question consistently is really empowering, actually, as long as it’s responded to appropriately. It’s not a “can we fit a female/nonbinary/minority into this character?” sort of thing, it should be moreso “is this character better as something other than a while, straight…

As a person that, for a first time cosplay, went all out and did a really impressive armour costume in 2013, I have to say that the attention is addictive. I remember spending the entire con just walking around taking photos and as a result I never got to hear Zack Snyder or Carrie fisher do their panel. These were…

My dabbling into Cosplay turned my husband into a “con slave” - he gladly carried all the stuff for my friend & I who were dressed up because there was no way he was getting into a costume. But we still had fun together!

Say what you will about these, but Scott sure knows how to make some scary fucking robots. I mean the split open face stuff? Kinda awesome.

This is what I usually do. When I cosplay and see stuff I like, I tell the vendors (who usually do want a pic) that I’ll be back in regular clothes later on because it’s a lot easier to relax and browse when in jeans rather than covered in spandex lol

I would hear them from artists and exhibitors selling comics in a lot of the more popular SoCal cons. Wondercon, comic con, etc.

No he just went to the magical land where all Spider-Man villains go when they’re believed to be dead: Europe.