On GwenvMJ 2K15

brave-andthe-bold:

We all have opinions right, cool. You can believe WHATEVER THE FUCK YOU WANT. Don’t really need MJ fans crawling out of the woodwork screaming their’s at me. I’ll make a deal, I’ll keep my opinions off of the MJ tag if you keep yours off of the Gwen tag. Cause god knows there are opinions there.

Thank You and Goodnight.

Any questions or Concerns Message me.

Weeeeeell….

Out of curiosity, I went to have a look at the Gwen Stacy tag. The first few pages are full of shitty sexist porn, but no negative comments about Gwen the character. On page five or thereabouts, there is a negative ‘lol I hate her’ type comment, but it makes no reference to MJ (and is also shitty and sexist). I’ve been back over thirty pages now in the Gwen tag and there’s yet to be a single reference to ‘Gwen vs MJ’, or any post comparing her negatively to any of the other women. Which is a very good thing in itself, but that brings me to-

Can you point me to this rampant Gwen-bashing that MJ fans are doing in her tag?

cumaeansibyl:

people talking about “forced diversity” like characters being PoC or LGBT or disabled “for no reason” like

are people in real life PoC or LGBT or disabled for a reason

do these critics run up to people on the street like WHY ARE YOU BLACK

This game also had levels known as the Elite Four. (no, not that Elite Four) We’re talking about the four hardest
levels in the game, “The High Road” (level 19), “Jaws Of Darkness”
(level 22), “The Lab” (level 24), and “Fumbling In The Dark” (level 27,
or secret level 2). It didn’t help that these levels had annoying enemies, hard jumps, dark areas, and bottomless pits everywhere. If you could even beat
these levels, let alone get the gems from these areas, you should be
proud of yourself for accomplishing one of the hardest goals in a game
ever. 

I did all four of the levels with gems! yusssss

amischiefofmice:

flatluigi:

commonpeople-fic:

aapstra:

Common People by Jamie Hewlett.

This rare seen comic is an illustration of the lyrics from the 1995 Pulp song Common People. It came with the French edition of the single. It was never sold seperately.
Source: PulpWiki. 

Via OFF LIFE.

‘cos everybody hates a tourist.

holy shit

wow i never knew this was a thing!!