Animus-primal36 - Sorry Bout The Mess...

Idk what for but ok

type “i am” in the tags and whatever comes up first is your new mandatory kin

Fanfic writers, I need some advise. How do you format your characters internal monologue?

God damn, that'll fuck some clowns up!!!

Russian fleet Pestich signal revolver. 37mm caliber, 1870s.

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The accuracies of this post is terrifying. When I try to explain something super basic, like the dimensions of a part from work, it drives my dad mad because I use 1000 words for a 10 word description.

And it's not that I try to sound smart, it's just that I feel like i can't accurately explain the object with fewer than 1000 words.

OH

My new Atla crush girl: Jin!!

Artsit unknow

Marvel movies have completely eliminated the concept of practical effects from the movie-watching public’s consciousness

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Reblog if you don't have a girlfriend or boyfriend.

Cultural Anatomy: Southern Water Tribe Coats

The coats that the Southern Water Tribe wears are commonly known in English as parkas. A parka is a a cold-weather coat that is typically hip-length or longer, stuffed with down, and possessing a fur-lined hood. Parkas are traditionally worn by various Arctic peoples, such as the Inuit/Iñupiat and Yup’ik.

The parkas that Katara and Sokka wear appear to based on traditional Yup’ik and Iñupiat coats, respectively. Note the similar silhouettes, the distinctive fur lining on the sleeve seams, the curved hems with side slits for the legs, and the fur lining around the waist of Katara’s jacket.

The parka that Gran-Gran wears appears to be based off an Akulik Amauti, a baby-carrying coat worn by the Inuit women of Nunavut. Note the extra baggy hood, the straps over the chest, and the straight hem at the bottom of the jacket. It’s an appropriate jacket for a woman who helped raise two generations of children.

Mike and Bryan have also confirmed that the overall aesthetic of the Southern Water Tribe is based off the Inuit film “Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner” (2001), which is steeped in the culture of Nunavut Inuit.

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Korra is such a bad character because both her parents are still alive. She don’t got the dead parent trauma

brb going to go kill Korra's parents to make her more interesting