It's kind of funny that out of all lolcows she's actually the only one to not be weird around kids. She's the opposite of a pedophile when you really think about it..

This is still a homeless person calling another homeless person a broke ass though.

Side note, has she ever gotten like any help in prison? It's pretty clear she doesn't have just autism, she has several undiagnosed mental disorders and probably a personality one.

One of my favorite things about finishing a season of a show is seeing if the intro changes next season. It's fun to watch the intro of the show change over time as the characters change over time.

The videos just look so peaceful and nice, the wife is always smiling and doing a little dance or something

• Demons/Castes (Cowboys and Aliens) - In the movie, the protagonists refer to them as "Demons," but in the book, they're called Castes. The Castes/Demons aren't some large empire invading Earth; instead, they're pirates who came to Earth looking for gold, and they hunt Humans for experimentation so they can bring reinforcements to establish a permanent mine on Earth. They're meant to be an allegory for Conquistadors and colonialism, where white settlers are being put in the same position that they forced Native Americans into for centuries.
• Landsharks/Aliens (Battle: Los Angeles) - The Landsharks were a mysterious shark-like species of aliens who invaded Earth, most likely to harvest its water. It was confirmed by the director that they weren't actually some space-faring empire; instead, they were one of many civilizations that existed on their homeworld. But they were chased out after losing a war and are now fleeing to find a new home.
• Prawns (District 9) - The Prawns accidentally ended up on Earth for unknown reasons, but basically, their ship was stagnant, so they ended up taking refuge in Johannesburg. After major tensions between the humans and the Prawns, they were forced into an internment camp called District 9, where they would be exploited by criminal gangs and a weapons company called Multi-National United (MNU), which conducted medical experiments on Prawns to understand their weapons. Later, a Prawn named Christopher would retake the mothership and fly back, presumably to his homeworld so that he can rescue his people.
• Reticulans (UFO: AfterBLANK trilogy) - I don't remember much about these guys, but basically, the Reticulans who invade Earth to turn it into a biomass are not actually a unified empire but are a doomsday cult. The Expedition, the actual Reticulan civilization, views these guys as terrorists and actively helps the Humans fight them.

And for all the reasons you'd expect💀

I promise u all the actual context of this scene is VERY normal

Xenomorph-Alien

Eredians-project hell Mary

Skewer-alien planet documentary

Aliens that don’t look like aliens would be, to me aliens with one feature different than humans like pointed ears or marks on the skin.

the worst movie made by human hands is always better than the best thing clankers could regurgitate

All Might is one of the best superheroes in all of fiction, period. A character with so much aura just arriving at a battle is enough to shift the mood towards hope and some of the most hype moments any character in anime has gotten in recent memory. It also helps he’s a well written character too with a really interesting story about how his time as a protector is slowly running out and he must now make sure the next generation can carry the baton and continue to keep the world safe.

Falcon and The Winter Soldier didn’t do much excellently, but it set up John Walker to go on one of the most interesting stories of anyone after the Infinity Saga. He’s an emotionally unprepared man who’s been handed one of the biggest burdens imaginable in carrying on Steve Rogers’ legacy and he messes it up big time. He spends years thinking he lost any chance of a future he could feel genuinely proud of, but through the New Avengers he now has a team that cares for him and he is willing to fight for. I think of all of marvel’s attempts to create more morally grey characters in the MCU he’s one of the best examples since you get to see his absolute worst and best potential. What can I say he’s one of the best characters in the Multiverse Saga.

I have no idea if some of this are real or fake, but there are genuinely stupid questions in these game shows, and I love it

Edit: the fourth image is Finnish about the capital of Thailand

1- Charlie Cox, who plays Daredevil / Matt Murdock

2- Iman Vellani, who plays Ms. Marvel and has written multiple comics with the character since

3- Paul Dano has written for and acted as The Riddler

4 and 7- Henry Cavill, who's working on a W40K movie and played Geralt of Rivia

5- Samara Weaving, who recently got cast as Emma Frost, reading her comics

6- Nicole Maines, who played Dreamer on Supergirl, and wrote a few comics too

8- Tom Holland, who has publicly been a huge Spider-Fan since well before he got cast as Spidey

Please give me more examples of this! It gives me much joy to see people genuinely be passionate about their work and be rewarded for it