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supernaturalmoments: Season 5, Episode 18, Point of No Return
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GPOY!
GPOY!
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itspuckurtbitch: Merlin | High School AU
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If I ever get married, I want the wedding announcement header to read "IT'S CANON."
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klementajn: ipine: かご猫 Ｂｌｏｇ jóreggelt. Shiro :D
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decisivelychallenged: Sobbing
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unknowablewoman: the best
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fyeahjohnlock: Martin Freeman Photo Shoot
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codenamecesare: stickthisbig: mrkinch: stickmarionette: thoug...
This is a hobo suit, darling. You can’t be seen in this. I won’t allow it.
EDNA WORK YOUR MAGIC PLEASE <3
NO CAPES!
must not… wake… household… with screaming laughter…
*DYING*
Accurate. Apparently his turn toward villainy also robbed Erik of anything resembling fashion sense.
It frustrates the hell out of me that movie designers have felt they must be ruled by the limited color choices of 60’s comics printing, although I imagine the fan reaction, were they to do otherwise, would attain Krakatoan proportions.
Am I the only person who likes the costume, even if I have been known to shout “NO CAPES” on occasion? I am aware that I am a walking Unpopular Opinion in this fandom, but seriously. Other than the helmet horns, what we can see of it looks cool to me.
There’s nothing wrong with that red jackety sort of thing in theory, but after a filmful of stuff tailored to his silhouette, it doesn’t look like it fits him right, to me! The pocket flaps seem to be sticking out slightly awkwardly. And the helmet looked so good in the raw metal state that when we see it in red and purple, it looks like he painted it to match his favorite glitter flake bowling ball. Total effect: GAH.
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lovelysherlocked: Princess
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shortformblog: Fun guy chillin’ in South American rainforest...
Fun guy chillin’ in South American rainforest finds plastic-eating fungi
Seriously, though this is kind of a big deal. Know that big problem we have? You know, the one involving a crapload of used plastic hanging around in landfills with nowhere to biodegrade for a couple million years? Well, Jonathan Russell might’ve solved that problem. See, Russell and his fellow Yale students went to Ecuador, where they found a new kind of fungus they’re calling Pestalotiopsis microspora. Big deal, you’re thinking. Anyone can find fungus anywhere! Well, something his fellow students found out after the fact is that this fungus can live on a diet of polyurethane alone — and even crazier, it doesn’t even need air to do so! In other words, we could potentially put it at the bottom of a landfill and cover it with plastic, and it would do the rest of the work. This might be game-changing if it works as advertised. (photo via Flickr user dbutt; EDIT: Updated with link to research abstract) source
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