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Thor: Brother of the Century

This reminded me of something I quoted on Twitter the other day:“Someone needs to be on the ground with you, to help you up.”@DCComics & #HornofAfrica hunger crisis. Be a hero too:http://www.wecanbeheroes.org/ The quote fits Thor. :)

totalefinsternis:

theta-doctor:

crystallizedtwilight:

click for full view!

accurate thor

cuties

Thor: Brother of the Century

This reminded me of something I quoted on Twitter the other day:
“Someone needs to be on the ground with you, to help you up.”@DCComics & #HornofAfrica hunger crisis. Be a hero too:http://www.wecanbeheroes.org/
The quote fits Thor. :)

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The difference between DC & Marvel

Bruce Wayne: Secret identities are important - it protects who you are and the ones you love.

Tony Stark: YOLO

welovefineshirts:

WE LOVE FINE WEDNESDAY LOVES LOKI LAUFEYSON! ;)

So we take it you saw our Loki tee on Tom Hiddleston post last night? Why are we bringing it up again? Well, one because it’s RAD ;) - but more importantly, it’s We Love Fine Wednesday! And we’re gonna give away that RAD Marvel Avengers tee!

Reblog this post and you’re entered to WIN (mens AND womens tees available) - good luck!

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There’s something to be said for having a really good actor play a villain. Tom Hiddleston is a really good actor. So good that you really don’t want Loki to get killed. Stopped, sure, but there’s no driving wish to see him really harmed. He’s hateful and terrifying at times and does some HORRIBLE things, but there are moments I felt for him just a bit. Moments it seemed like it crossed his mind for the briefest of seconds that he shouldn’t be doing what he was, that it was crazy, but then it would go away in a wave of jealous, irrational insanity. Loki has charisma and he’s funny in a subversive, sarcastic way. But then he’s also sadistic in a horrifying way. When he taunts Natasha it’s one of the most venomous, hateful spewings of rage in superhero history. He’s going to destroy her and everything she loves for the FUN of it. And it’s completely believable. It’s no histrionic “I’m going to rule the world” cliched cackling villain speech. It’s sadistic and sick and twisted on a level I can only compare to Heath Ledger’s Joker. In the pantheon of superhero villains, that version of the Joker has always been the gold standard. To me, Loki came right alongside in that rage filled, spitting on glass, slow burn to psychotic speech. And yet Hiddleston is still charming enough that even after that he can pull it back so that Loki is still charming and sometimes amusing.

Something to be said for well acted villains you can take seriously as a threat.

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Studies have shown, that, indeed, introverts are more likely than extroverts to express intimate facts about themselves online that their family and friends would be surprised to read, to say that they can express the “real me” online, and to spend more time in certain kinds of online discussions. They welcome the chance to communicate digitally. The same person who would never raise his hand in a lecture hall of two hundred people might blog to two thousand, or two million, without thinking twice. The same person who finds it difficult to introduce himself to strangers might establish a presence online and then extend those relationships into the real world.

— Quiet: The Power of Introverts, by Susan Cain (via nerdyninjanicole)

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