happy thursday everyone
Guess who watched #inaheartbeat and got super inspired. Pride Pillows are going up on the general store! #asexual #asexuality #lgbt #lgbtqia #aromantic #pansexual #panromantic #bisexual #biromantic #prideflags #transgender #agender #nonbinary #etsyseller #etsyshop #loveislove
Persona 5 bows are complete! #persona5 #persona5protagonist #persona5morgana #anntakamaki #ryujisakamoto #yusukekitagawa #futabasakura #gamerfashion #geekfashion #nerdfashion
Finally my 2012 Phlint heart can be happy
#pugs #puglovers #furbabies #dogs #puppies
Getting ready for Time Lord Fest- Tampa Bay next month with some new Who fabrics #doctorwho #davidtennant #timelordfest #10thdoctor
still figuring out how to draw her- i s2g her hair color in the game ranges from like a caramel blonde to dark brown
I’m just a little jealous.
tag yourself as a cryptid i’m the montauk monster
Disappointed is Tony’s middle name
GHOSTBUSTERS WAS AMAZING I WANT TO SEE IT 20 MORE TIMES
and you call yourself a spy Natasha
Evening routines.
(Credit where credit’s due, the building inspiration was taken entirely from this.)
i dont know what is this but i need to draw it
I refuse to accept the ending.
I’ve seen people speculate about this in fics and meta, so…
It isn’t every day that the U.S. military feels obliged to respond to a crazy fan theory, but when it happens, you can be sure it’s probably about Captain America.
When a fan took to Reddit with a theory about Captain America’s active-duty status in the U.S. military, he calculated that it would be just over $3 million that he would be owed for the 66 years he spent frozen in the ice before he was thawed out to join The Avengers.
The Army actually quibbled a bit with his math, saying that not only would Steve Rogers be a candidate for back pay, but that if he were to be awarded it, he would likely get significantly more than the poster had counted.
“If Capt. Steve Rogers (aka Captain America) were not a fictional character and the circumstances surrounding his disappearance and recovery actually real, he may actually be entitled to receive back pay,” Army spokesman Wayne Hall told The Tribunist. “However, a wide variety of variables would have to be taken into consideration to actually calculate the true amount of back pay to which he would be entitled to receive.”
Hall indicated that any promotions that might have been bestowed upon Rogers would also have to be taken into account.
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