no context glass onion spoilers

tencent: yeah we're developing faceID AI algorithms to identify people in protests and riots

everyone: jesus that sucks

tencent: also here's an AI art generator that can turn your selfies into anime!

everyone, apparently: fuck yeah let me get in on that

Namor: I have a plan. The plan is great.

Still Namor:

Bonus

the fact that it's completely made of chocolate and still works 🤌🤌🤌

on a side note, even the chocolate guy is on a World Cup vibe

Bicycle parts name chart

𝗠𝗔𝗥𝗦𝗛𝗔𝗟𝗟 “𝗠𝗔𝗝𝗢𝗥” 𝗧𝗔𝗬𝗟𝗢𝗥 (1878-1932)

Marshall “Major” Taylor was a late 19th and early 20th century champion cyclist who became the first African American to win a world championship in sprint cycling. Between 1898 and 1899 he set numerous world records in cycling ranging from the quarter-mile to two-mile race.

Taylor was born on November 26, 1878 in Indianapolis, Indiana to Gilbert Taylor, a Civil War veteran and Saphronia Kelter Taylor. His parents migrated to Indianapolis from Louisville, Kentucky. His father worked as a carriage driver for a wealthy white family name the Southards in Indianapolis. Young Taylor accompanied father to work and became friends with the family son, Dan Southard.

In 1892, the Southards moved to Chicago, Illinois, leaving Taylor with a bicycle. Despite their move they soon recognized him as having a natural talent for riding a bicycle. By 1892 fourteen-year-old Taylor worked in an Indianapolis bicycle shop performing stunts for the customers He likely gained the nickname “Major” because he often wore a military uniform while doing his stunts.

Taylor won a number of races in Indianapolis and Chicago, Illinois by the time he was fifteen years old including his first significant cycling competition on June 30, 1895 when he became the only rider to finish a 75-mile road race near Indianapolis. On July 4, 1895 he won a ten-mile race in Indianapolis.

Because of the racism directed toward him in the Midwest, Taylor in 1895 moved to Worchester, Massachusetts, which was also the center of the U.S. bicycle industry. Taylor won amateur contests in Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut before turning professional in 1896 at the age of 18 and becoming an overnight sensation. His first professional race too place on December 5, 1896 in front of 5,000 spectators at New York City’s Madison Square Garden. Despite his success and growing fame, many local promoters refused to allow Taylor to compete because of his race.

In 1897 and 1898 because Taylor was not allowed to compete because of racial discrimination, he was prevented from winning the American sprint championships. However, in 1899, after setting a number of world records, Taylor won the World Sprint Championship in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. This achievement made him only the second black athlete to hold a title in any sport. (The first was bantamweight boxer George Dixon, who won the title fights in 1890-91).

In 1901, Taylor had an exceptional European tour, where he defeated every European champion who challenged him. He raced for five seasons in Paris, France and two seasons in Australia. Retiring from racing in 1910 and settling in Worcester, Massachusetts, Taylor was characterized as “the fastest bicycle rider in the world.”

Taylor was married to Daisy Victoria Morris in 1902. The couple had one daughter, Rita Sidney, before separating in 1930. Little is known about Taylor after the separation and his move to Chicago.

Marshall W. Taylor died on June 21, 1932 in Chicago, Illinois at Cook County Hospital. He was 53 at the time of his death, impoverished and was buried in an unmarked grave. In 1948, a group of pro bike racers with money donated by Frank Schwinn of the Schwinn Bicycle Co. had his remains exhumed and reburied at Mount Glenwood Cemetery in Glenwood, Illinois.

During the 1980s, Taylor was inducted into the United States Bicycling Hall of Fame. The city of Indianapolis also built the Major Taylor Velodrome name after him and he was awarded the Korbal Lifetime Achievement Award by USA Cycling. The city of Worcester, Massachusetts created a statue outside the city library.

I desperately hope the suits’ takeaway from Andor is NOT “we need more gritty deliberate dramas” but instead “we need more shows where creators are really allowed to establish their own sense of style, tone, and narrative direction.”

This has to be a special one off SL. I am in love with it.

Watermelon Tourmaline from Tanzania

Vegan Pizza Recipes

Here are some delicious vegan pizza recipes! Feel free to reblog and add any of your favorites to this list!

I also have a vegetarian/vegan facebook group here if you want to join to receive support and more recipe ideas! If anyone is interested in reducing their consumption of animal products, I would be happy to support you on your journey!

A Portfolio of Home Office Ideas, 1998

I don’t think y’all understand how long I stared at this photo in awe, like she literally looks otherworldly

Honestly, when I went into Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, I was expecting a feels tribute to Chadwick.

What I didn’t expect however was that this was Marvel’s (subtle) take on the Hades and Persephone myth

*SPOILERS BELOW*

I mean…Think about it. One of the plot points of the movie is that Shuri is kidnapped and brought to Namor who is a God rules an under[water]world city (but in this case she lets herself get willingly kidnapped to speak with their king to negotiate a peaceful solution with him so that their countries don’t go to war) and he like low key flirts with her a bit, gives her a gift and shows off Talocan to her.

And also because she gets kidnapped, her mother goes into a serious state of worry and grief due to not knowing if she’s dead or alive considering she already lost her son.

Lastly, this may be stretching it a bit but the bracelet which Namor gives to her is metaphor for the pomegranate as from the bracelet, she makes herself a new herb which she consumes and this enables her to be his equal in terms of their power.

Only difference is that she doesn’t have to stay with him for like 6 months every year and instead of being married, they just form an alliance for now (which is understandable considering what Namor did to her mother and citizens).

IM GONNA-

!!!!!

not Namor going home, nursing his hurt ankle like a spoil of war, and painting fanarts of himself and Shuri