Found a tattoo artist I really, really like in Philly. The shop is trans friendly, full of feminists, and just seems generally awesome. This might actually happen. Hell yeah.
Cindy Vega — No Ka Oi Tiki Tattoo.
shakespeareintellectualbadass:
So we made tumblrs.
yah he really put his soul into it
oh my god
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Friend zoning should be punishable by law.
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Sounds like Jeremy Renner’s recent negative comments could have gotten him booted from any future Marvel projects. So don’t be surprised if Jeremy Renner goes the route of Terence Howard and is recast.
Marvel went to such trouble to make Hawkeye a mainstream character in preparation for the movie. Even making is comic costume match his movie costume. I cant imagine them completely ditching the character but Marvel does have a history of recasting mouthy actors instantly. Hawkeye wasn’t the deepest character in ‘The Avenger’s but a serious actor like Jeremy Renner really sign-on to a franchise like ‘The Avengers’ thinking that it was some deep piece of fiction and not a popcorn movie?
I really enjoyed Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye even if the film version is more militaristic then the comic version. It’s a creative decision that worked. Most of the big ‘Avengers’ actors will get new contracts for the sequel any with there being contract disputes since ‘Avengers’ made serious bank last summer. Not being onboard for a franchise that prints money seems like a bad financial decision as an actor, especially someone like Jeremy Renner who was very obscure until a few years ago. If Renner’s negative comments did ruffle some feathers I really wouldn’t be surprised to see someone like Josh Holloway stepping in to fill the role of Hawkeye. Jeremy Renner should really be asking himself “Where is Terence Howard now?”
Wouldn’t mind if he was delegated to S.H.E.I.L.D, and replaced with Kate Bishop.
Though a Matt Fraction inspired movie would be doppeeee.
I woke up this morning to find many messages from readers telling me to check out the Gutters. Today’s comic, written by the always amazing Jill Pantozzi with art by Amy Mebberson, addresses an issue pretty near to my heart. And, of course, the comments have the usual cast of idiots.
The Takeaway: Don’t let critics destroy a great idea.
The three women behind the THINX, a fashionable underwear line designed for a woman’s menstrual cycle, wanted to launch an untested idea in a field dominated by corporate giants like Hanes, Fruit of the Loom, and Victoria’s Secret.
After a few years of perseverance and research, THINX products are beginning to hit store shelves, and early sales have already eclipsed this year’s projections.
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