I’m impressed!

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osha-butt:

Naruto’s eyes appreciation post 

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espeonsilverfire2:

findingschmomo:

browncoat-named-cauthon:

excitabletortoise:

god bless america

I hope this the last remaining photos of our presidents

Is no one going to talk about Ronald McDonald fighting in Clinton’s background.

I’m not even american and I will reblog these anyday.

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ogyawn:

The most terrifying photoset and series of tweets I’ve had the misfortune of coming across.

(via mortificat)

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generic-nerdfighter-blog:

1/50 Ways to Pretend to Be Smarter

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buzzfeedfood:

What? You’d like a million of them, you say? Right this way for the full instructions. 

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avataraang:

meehighmeelo:

Part: 2/2

Yoo Jae-myung, animation director of The Legend of Korra, discusses Nickelodeons initial hesitancy to accept Mike and Bryans proposal of the show… and Korra. [Cont.]

“When you take a look at protagonists in American animations, they are male. There are rarely any female protagonists.

The creators and our studio demanded Nickelodeon that they change their mind since we had already decided on a female character with an androgynous appeal.

We wouldn’t take no for an answer and we finally got their approval.

It’s rare, having a a heroine, right?”

“Maybe that’s why it became so popular.”

“I’m not sure. Everyone had doubts and was worried at first. But as the series gained more popularity, we realized that having heroines could actually work.”

Part 1: (x)

Full interview: (x)

It’s shit like this that makes me hate Nick with a burning passion.