“If anything ever happened to him, I don’t think I could live with it” - Peter Burke

FLIPPING THE FUDGE OUT OVER HERE OH MY GOD.

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cach-x:

“Fry, you son a bitch” Zaeed is awesome.

Forever reblogging/faving this.

Sticking this on my desktop.  Ilu Zaeed. <3

katarnarmor:

cach-x:

“Fry, you son a bitch” Zaeed is awesome.

Forever reblogging/faving this.

Sticking this on my desktop.  Ilu Zaeed. <3

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deadsoviets:

Huh, this is a really interesting idea, actually. It’s like Amnesia, only you play as a 2-year-old. I definitely think the limitations and advantages of a young child, applied to a horror game… have the potential to make it terrifying.

CRIES

QUOTING MY PARTNER: “THINGS I CAN’T NOPE HARD ENOUGH.”

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austinjames:

Piece for a 72 Pins art show.

austinjames:

Piece for a 72 Pins art show.

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I don&#8217;t do as much character rambling as I do over on my FE!tumblr, but I gotta, with Evangelion.  Namely, with Mari.  
I like her.  A lot.  She&#8217;s probably the only other character I&#8217;ve really connected to emotionally (other than Kaji and maybe Misato) in the series - and it takes a rare personality to do that.  Usually it happens to the &#8216;fangirl all over this guy&#8217; fellow, but I just can&#8217;t help seeing parts-of-how-exactly-I-would-react in her.
But on the other hand, I can easily see why she&#8217;s one of those love-or-hate characters, and who has a shaky personality at best.  Might be a fan of the Rebuild ever so slightly more (due to the pacing; I loathe slow pacing), but the first version&#8217;s deconstruction and psychology and mood was just unbelievably good.  And she wasn&#8217;t in that.
And to a point, I can agree with the cries of &#8216;she&#8217;s a borderline mary sue!~&#8217;; as there&#8217;s no viciously visible psychological trauma (yet), she knew way more about the evas than even Rei, she&#8217;s a carbon copy of Asuka in many ways, etc etc.  So I get that.
But for someone who also can&#8217;t stand passive protagonists, her mindset&#8217;s simply wonderful, if unbalanced.  Even was yelling at Shinji (in the first series) to buck up and treat it as a challenge, to just lose it all and start killing and shredding the Angels apart from limb to limb.  (Sounds familiar?)
Because there&#8217;s no way a sane person&#8217;s going to stay in there for long - but there might be more lives saved and less trauma overall if they just accept that and oh hell, this sounds awful, but even have a little fun while you&#8217;re at it.  Go for the throat stark raving mad, right?

Three steps forward, two steps back &#8230;

Personally, I&#8217;m just crossing my fingers and hoping the directors handle her right (eg: start laying on the trauma, basically, like every other character).   With Anno in charge, I&#8217;m pretty confident.

I don’t do as much character rambling as I do over on my FE!tumblr, but I gotta, with Evangelion.  Namely, with Mari.  

I like her.  A lot.  She’s probably the only other character I’ve really connected to emotionally (other than Kaji and maybe Misato) in the series - and it takes a rare personality to do that.  Usually it happens to the ‘fangirl all over this guy’ fellow, but I just can’t help seeing parts-of-how-exactly-I-would-react in her.

But on the other hand, I can easily see why she’s one of those love-or-hate characters, and who has a shaky personality at best.  Might be a fan of the Rebuild ever so slightly more (due to the pacing; I loathe slow pacing), but the first version’s deconstruction and psychology and mood was just unbelievably good.  And she wasn’t in that.

And to a point, I can agree with the cries of ‘she’s a borderline mary sue!~’; as there’s no viciously visible psychological trauma (yet), she knew way more about the evas than even Rei, she’s a carbon copy of Asuka in many ways, etc etc.  So I get that.

But for someone who also can’t stand passive protagonists, her mindset’s simply wonderful, if unbalanced.  Even was yelling at Shinji (in the first series) to buck up and treat it as a challenge, to just lose it all and start killing and shredding the Angels apart from limb to limb.  (Sounds familiar?)

Because there’s no way a sane person’s going to stay in there for long - but there might be more lives saved and less trauma overall if they just accept that and oh hell, this sounds awful, but even have a little fun while you’re at it.  Go for the throat stark raving mad, right?

Three steps forward, two steps back …

Personally, I’m just crossing my fingers and hoping the directors handle her right (eg: start laying on the trauma, basically, like every other character).   With Anno in charge, I’m pretty confident.

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World War I Masks by Anna Coleman Ladd, 1918The top row are casts taken from soldiers mutilated faces, the bottom row shows masks of their faces before their injuries, made from pre-war photographs. On the table are masks made to fit over the disfigured part of the face. [ftp]

World War I Masks by Anna Coleman Ladd, 1918

The top row are casts taken from soldiers mutilated faces, the bottom row shows masks of their faces before their injuries, made from pre-war photographs. On the table are masks made to fit over the disfigured part of the face. [ftp]

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goldenangelwings replied to your post: jesus christ I knew Butcher could write epic funny…

;A; a-are you okay? *hug*

I actually like it, believe it or not, haha … xD;;;  It’s nice to be able to get involved with some kind of media that actually scares the pants off of me (or elicits that strong emotion).  Been too long since I’ve gotten into a good new series.

It’s one reason I stalk the Nightmare Fuel section of tvtropes.

probably touched in the head here rofl.

I swear I’m just using it for reference ohoho

Posted 1 day ago 1 note + Reblog + Facebook + Twitter

jesus christ I knew Butcher could write epic funny yarns (Dresden FIles) - 

but apparently he can write epic high octane nightmare fuel ones too.

In the second book of the Alera series and the Taken/Vord thing just terrifies me.

I know I’ve read literally the exact same thing in several books/games/what have you before (hello mindrape!zombies in every media).

but he just writes it so eerily well.

asdfghnjmk,l.l;;;;

(Not to mention the whole discipline collar thing as well just aaagh

give me the SCP Stairwell/Anmesia games any day over that.)

windatyourfeels:

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bonnefoy:

shadzu:

necrovorn:

Psychologists Discover How People Subconsciously Become Their Favorite Fictional Characters
Psychologists have discovered that while reading a book or story, people are prone to subconsciously adopt their behavior, thoughts, beliefs and internal responses to that of fictional characters as if they were their own.
Experts have dubbed this subconscious phenomenon ‘experience-taking,’ where people actually change their own behaviors and thoughts to match those of a fictional character that they can identify with.
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I freaking love psychology

….this is a little disconcerting considering who some of my favorite fictional characters are. 

oh wow, this is cool

So I am perfectly correct when I say I’m like a real life Prussia XD

This is so cool.So basically I should pick a book with a main character I want to be like

So when I say Genesis or Jinora are my soul twins, I’m actually correct.
I am so amused rn.

Can we please fast-forward to the part where I can take Cosplay 2105 for my Psych Masters degree?

…
This actually doesn’t surprise me at all?
And this is why we need damn good fictional characters js
Also so I’m actually Tony Stark? And Karkat?

I think I ought to be worried about that &#8230; considering there&#8217;s Vau and Alucard up there.  &gt;.&gt;;

windatyourfeels:

mamasam:

caterfree10:

my-mochi:

mariabloodwell:

rederaglare:

bonnefoy:

shadzu:

necrovorn:

Psychologists Discover How People Subconsciously Become Their Favorite Fictional Characters

Psychologists have discovered that while reading a book or story, people are prone to subconsciously adopt their behavior, thoughts, beliefs and internal responses to that of fictional characters as if they were their own.

Experts have dubbed this subconscious phenomenon ‘experience-taking,’ where people actually change their own behaviors and thoughts to match those of a fictional character that they can identify with.

Continue Reading

I freaking love psychology

….this is a little disconcerting considering who some of my favorite fictional characters are. 

oh wow, this is cool

So I am perfectly correct when I say I’m like a real life Prussia XD

This is so cool.
So basically I should pick a book with a main character I want to be like

So when I say Genesis or Jinora are my soul twins, I’m actually correct.

I am so amused rn.

Can we please fast-forward to the part where I can take Cosplay 2105 for my Psych Masters degree?

This actually doesn’t surprise me at all?

And this is why we need damn good fictional characters js

Also so I’m actually Tony Stark? And Karkat?

I think I ought to be worried about that … considering there’s Vau and Alucard up there.  >.>;

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Furies of Calderon, Ch. 13

  • FIDELIAS: (Clubs his opponent to death)
  • ALDRICK: That's one way to do it. If you don't mind spattering blood everywhere.
  • FIDELIAS: You got blood everywhere.
  • ALDRICK: But mine's in a pattern. It's aesthetically pleasing.
fyeahcodexalera:

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Started reading this series~!  First book was a tad slow in comparison to the Dresden Files, but definitely worth continuing.  Just for the badass, at least.

fyeahcodexalera:

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Started reading this series~!  First book was a tad slow in comparison to the Dresden Files, but definitely worth continuing.  Just for the badass, at least.