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This morning that small area was full of ephemeral art.

i have this type of haircut honestly it gives me gender euphoria

had a thought

people these days i swear

LEATHERFACE: TEXAS CHAINSAW III 1990 | dir. jeff burr

todays your lucky day motherfucker

enough forehead kisses and grilled cheese reblog to give a handjob and a bump of coke to the person you reblogged this from

don't order the human skin bag from shein

YES ABSOLUTELY, it's so annoying that tom hardy's bane is the most popular because i love luchador bane so goddamm much

I think the biggest mistake that most adaptations make with Bane is shying away from the fact that he is a FUCKING LUCHADOR as opposed to leaning into it super fucking hard cause a hyper intelligent impossibly buff luchador is quite possibly the greatest thing ever.

*backwoods barbie by dolly parton playing in the background*

Pretty woman

The fact that I reported a puppet account for saying Black people deserved slavery and was given a bullshit "that's their opinion" response yet staff has deleted 3 of my Black mutuals on the same fucking day tells my that @staff is racist and that Black Excellence banner is only for fucking show. Y'all will let Black bloggers be harassed, but God forbid one of them says fucking white women. With fucking full blown pesos and white supremacists on your fucking site too. Hope your building blows up

hey, generally speaking i am pro-pirating but there is post going around with a free version of Maus by Art Spiegelman on a google doc and i am genuinely asking you all to not reblog it. Art Spiegelman is still alive. he still makes money off of Maus. and what is being monetized is his generational trauma as the son of a holocaust survivor. please either buy Maus or get it from the library (libraries also benefit the author and when more people request or check out a book it communicates to the library that they need more copies). pirating Maus is very different than pirating a marvel movie or reading a google doc of a book no longer in print. please use critical thinking.

Graham Nolan, designing Bane: So I’m taking my primary inspiration from Mexican luchadors for this villain. Implying his backstory and ethnicity and also his strength.

Joel Schumacher: Got it

Everyone whose drawn Bane since: got it

Rocksteady Games: got it

Neatherealm studios: got it

Graham Nolan: cool. Ok Chris and Gotham, show me your homework

Christopher Nolan: so a jacked white guy in an aviator jacket.

Gotham: white steampunk skinny man

Graham: ….