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Kinda feel like there's some untapped meme/reaction image potential from old horror movie trailers...

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Some frog wizard magic ✨

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I got servitorized at Claire's!!!

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Reblogging would be a great help, but don’t feel pressured to

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happy birthday Horus Heresy Series. you can legally drink now

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The Clans and the New (Third) Star League, seeing Blakist remnants:

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Scan & clean-up of 'Tactical Handbook' artwork by Doug Chaffee, published in 1994

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I need reminded of that. Been awhile.

lets give it up for pleasures of the flesh !!

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Abolish the comic book industrial complex 🙂

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Boss is asleep, cannot stop me from frogposting

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So we all know that Tumblr is US-centric. But to what degree? (and can we skew the results of this poll by posting it at a time where they should be asleep?)

Reblog to increase sample size!

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Miss Congeniality (2000) dir. Donald Petrie

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Red flags 🚩 to recognize when dealing with the self-called "lore masters".

When they say "I know the lore more than everyone else ever": 🚩🚩🚩

When the only time they actually explain some lore is after a funny meme about it has gone viral: 🚩🚩

When they only quote basic/surface level/ Wikipedia knowledge (especially if this happens at the same time as the previous point): 🚩🚩🚩

When they consider themselves "content creators" but literally give people no content except for basic wiki knowledge to random people: 🚩🚩🚩

I'll be adding more later, but if you got any suggestions feel free to add them.

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This scene demonstrates why I love how Vault-Tec is written as an evil corporation. It's not the usual mustache-twirling, over-the-top villainy you see in other media. It's quiet, subtle, and very realistic, which only serves to make Vault-Tec that much more terrifying.

When Cooper finishes describing how Vault-Tec was responsible for the deaths of countless people, the executive here does two things: a) he makes their deaths about himself (ALL WHILE NOT EVEN ACKNOWLEDGING THEM!), and b) he makes it about "Product Management."

It really emphasizes the theme that corporations like Vault-Tec and the suits who run them at Vault-Tec only care about the company and its products and NOT the people who use them (or are being used by them).