I pulled this cartoon from my archives because it is one of my favorites, “Evangelism and the Belly of the Beast”: http://www.patheos.com/blogs/nakedpastor/2013/05/evangelism-and-the-belly-of-the-beast/
I also like the one with the church being used as a trap. I’ve learned the hard way that overt friendliness to strangers and seekers is inversely proportional with the true amount of genuine love and acceptance in a sect.
I found this nice tutorial/anatomy advice spread created by meghanhetrickof deviant art.
She gave me permission to post it up here to share so go make sure to visit her and look at her other creations of goodness!
yes yes yes and yes
boobs sag
deal with it
gravity is a thing
i AM LITERALLY ONLY REBLOGGING FOR THE SHY TITS RUNNING INTO UR ARMPITS SENTENCe
Yes, unless the girl has implants, then they look rounder and don’t sag.
flawless commentary, A++ would learn again
TL;DR: If they look like melon halves, you’re doing it wrong.
LOVEE This is adorable, their like a couple. When Zachary has to put up with chris’s shit.
Double Facepalm score! Pine wins!
Blergh, this one didn’t come out as well, but it finishes off my Weepy Star Trek Men trilogy. The others are here and here.
I just love these guys so much.
Wow.
Everybody In #StarTrek Wants To Sit In The #Kirk’s Chair…
I like Zach and Zoe working a crossword in the background… Left-handed, too!
okay first person who can tell me where this angry quinto with ice cream and a pug is from gets eternal love
He’s playing Sasan in So NoTorious. You HAVE to find and watch this- Zach is crazy funny in it. He steals nearly every scene he’s in.
Let’s talk about Zach’s tendency to fix other men’s ties.
It’s that look of concentration that is so adorable…
If my child is gay I will never! Allow my parents to see them, my parents are horrible closed minded people who should be damned to hell,because love is love it doesn’t matter the race,gender,or religion!! My fucking parents found out Zachary Quinto was gay,and they are now boycotting Star Trek!…
Wow. Just… wow. Zachary Quinto is a warm, wonderful human being who happens to be gay. Big deal. I still adore the man, because he has such a generous and open-hearted soul that he chose to publicly come out- not for his own gratification, but to save lives. His heart was broken by a rash of gay youth suicides, and he decided that he had to walk his talk, and let those young people (and some older ones, too, I am sure) that it really does get better. I expect that before my life is over, gay people will simply be seen as a variation of the wide spectrum of humanity.
Haters are going to hate, but if you want to get back, just buy an extra ticket or two and pay for someone’s seat.
“God, JJ’s so smart to cast you” - Chris Pine
These two should go on a Zach & Chris Star Trek Comedy Tour. Oh, wait- they did! (I’d love to see a buddy road picture with them…)
npr:
(via Liu Bolin: “Hiding in the City” uses invisibility as a visible protest movement)
Can you find the artist hidden in this photo? — heidi
Star Trek Reboot, Matrix AU. I did this 4 years ago(!), but never posted it on tumblr. Am feeling vague stirrings of interest in the fandom again. Uhura is just so cool and all three together are just so much fun!
Love it!
People who feel they deserve success are among those most likely to fail when challenges arise, research from New Zealand has revealed.
[…]
“People who believe that they don’t need to work for good grades – that they are just entitled to them by right – are annoying, but there wasn’t any evidence before now that it’s actually a self-destructive strategy,” says study co-author Professor Jamin Halberstadt, at the University of Ontago in New Zealand.
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The study also supports the notion that people who feel excessively entitled believe that others are responsible for their success or failure, and are less motivated to put in extra effort when required.
“When an entitled person encounters obstacles to achieving an outcome, they feel like they shouldn’t have to work for it,” Jamin says. “In fact, you should see a challenge as evidence that you need to work harder.”
| — | Australian study confirms that entitlement is the enemy of excellence. Pair with the psychology of how to prevent such entitlement when raising children. (via explore-blog) |
