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laylaanne:

kathannahlaw:

laylaanne:

kathannahlaw:

laylaanne:

did virgil really just call tintin honey

also god even john smokes good grief this entire family will be dead before 60

Don’t they all call Tin-Tin honey at some point or other?

probably

unless kyrano or alan said it tho i find it really creepy

Yeah, and it’s really condescending too

mmmmmm, especially when followed by a joke about female drivers

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daniellestitt:

daniellestitt’s Fandom Challenge
Day 4: Favourite Male Character
Although I liked Scott originally (due to wanting Thunderbird 1) I grew to love John Tracy when I rewatched the series back in 2012. I felt bad for him (especially in the original seires) because he was always lonely up on Thunderbird 5 (even if he likes the solitary environment) and seemed to be forgotted by his brothers. I’m so glad that he has more screen time in the reboot though!

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princeof–cats:

the thing about daredevil is like
the main character’s blind; and claire is hispanic; and ben is black ;and the actor who plays fisk (vincent d’onofrio) is autistic and the show codes fisk as autistic; and karen refused to be destroyed and instead used her experience to try to expose this huge evil thing; and the women are well developed people and the men aren’t all super-strong-manly-man stereotypes; and there’s lots of different people from different cultures and i am so fascinated by every single character not to mention the acting, the plot, the development, the entire show is so good
there’s just so much good in this show
i am so fascinated

BREAKING: Ireland has voted to legalize marriage equality

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BREAKING: Ireland has voted to legalize marriage equality

gaywrites:

Ireland made history over the last few days as the first country to legalize marriage equality via referendum. 

Technically, the votes are still being counted, but apparently members of the “vote no” team have already conceded and admitted that the “vote yes” crew has won. Early estimates guessed 70% of Irish voters would vote for marriage equality, and it’s looking like that number may be true or higher.

Senior figures from the “no” campaign, who sought to prevent Ireland’s constitution from being amended to permit same-sex marriages, say the only question is how large the “yes” side’s margin of victory will be from Friday’s vote.

“We’re the first country in the world to enshrine marriage equality in our constitution and do so by popular mandate. That makes us a beacon, a light to the rest of the world of liberty and equality. So it’s a very proud day to be Irish,” said Leo Varadkar, a Cabinet minister who came out as gay at the start of a government-led effort to amend Ireland’s conservative Catholic constitution.

“There is going to be a very substantial majority for a yes vote. I’m not at all surprised by that to be honest with you,” said Irish Sen. Ronan Mullen, one of only a handful of politicians who campaigned for rejection.

Absolutely incredible. Congratulations, Ireland! This is so exciting, and I hope you are all jumping for joy. I know we are over here on your behalf.

 

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