This is so adorable!
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@supervillainny (who is also super awesome!) asked for positive reblogs today, so have some fluffy Cauldron Paws shorts.
Cauldron Paws: A collection of short exploratory comics about my little magical mouse and demon cat characters and the world they inhabit.
They were in one of the first silent comics I ever posted - Calling up a friend
I think Danny Devito would be great as the voice of Spider-Ham though!
Husband and I have a fun game called “Against Type” where we speculate on either Improbable Roles for an actor or Improbable Actors for a role. The results frequently make for better movies than the original casting. Some of the best combinations so far:
Betty White as James Bond (With Daniel Craig as her Bond Girl)
Danny Devito as Spiderman
Arnold Schwaznegger as Any Teletubbie
Julie Andrews as Batman
Gilbert Gottfried as The Phantom Of The Opera
Lucy Liu as freakin’ anybody. Seriously, any role I’ve tried to imagine her in I can only imagine her fucking killing it. Captain America. Mary Poppins. Hannibal Lecter. Doc Brown. Elizabeth Bennet. Darth Vader. She’d be awesome.
Samuel L. Jackson as Dolores Umbridge
Taika Watiti and Lin Manuel Miranda as Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson (the musical)
Some notes from the game:
It’s harder to do this with actresses than actors because they tend to be more versatile.
Adding “The Musical” or “Directed by Mel Brooks” to any serious movies improves it by 500%
Christopher Walken is equally awesome/terrible at anything you put him in
I don’t really believe in the luck thing, but it’s a very cute kitty.
This is the lucky clover cat. reblog this in 30 seconds & he will bring u good luck and fortune.
Fortunately, most of the people I know well enough to go to their parties have very accommodating pets.
gimme that pet (by Loryn Brantz)
Even if you mailed in your ballot, contact your city clerk or talk with a poll worker. You may be able to get a replacement for the ballot where you made a mistake.
Stay safe this election!!
public reminder in this election year that your spouse/SO/parent/partner cannot tell you whom you may or may not vote for
it is illegal for them or your employer to force you to disclose your voting record
it is illegal for them or anyone else to follow you into the voting booth or to view your ballot
it is illegal for them to obstruct your free and open access to your polling place
and if anyone tries to do any of these to you it is your responsibility as a citizen to raise ungodly unholy hell in response
I love this idea! However, I think you could do Midsummer Night’s Dream if you start and end the play outside (or next door, whatever) and use the large, labyrinthine coffee shop from Tempest for the woods. Bonus points if the mechanicals do Pyramus and Thisbe as if it were set in a coffee shop!
Coffee shop AU, except the original media’s setting is otherwise largely unaltered – it just has a coffee shop in it now, or the nearest remotely plausible equivalent.
The government does not have the right to force me to use my organs to save someone else's life.
in light of the texas abortion ban here’s a reminder to stop debating what counts as a human, baby, or life with pro-lifers because that is not a debate you can win. you can not win a philosophical debate about what counts as a person, and you will not change their minds.
what can be proven is that in no situation under united states law is an individual legally obligated to lend their body or organs for the sake of another life.
4.5 million people each year are in need of blood transfusion, the entire process of donating blood takes a little over an hour, it’s free, and a single pint of blood can save up to 3 peoples lives, but there is no legal obligation or requirement to donate blood in place.
it is illegal to take organs from deceased peoples’ bodies without permission. CORPSES. bodily integrity is prioritized by law, even after death.
it doesn’t fucking matter whether a fetus is a person, whether a fetus is alive, whether a fetus has a soul. it literally doesn’t matter. pro-lifers set up the argument through that lens (hence their name) to evoke empathy and pity and take the focus away from the actual process of pregnancy, which changes a person’s body FOREVER. that is not an exaggeration. whether the pregnancy is complicated and high-risk or totally smooth sailing, the birthing person will physically never be the same. if they’re lucky, they’ll come out of it with weight gain, differently shaped breasts, and changes to the cervix/vagina. if they aren’t, there’s a fucking laundry list of potential complications that could arise, that may eventually fix themselves, need surgical or therapeutic intervention, or never go away, like varicose veins, separation of the abdominal muscles, incontinence, prolapse, diabetes, postpartum depression, and chronic pain, just off the top of my head. and this makes no mention of the very real possibility of income disruption, as well as the financial cost of giving birth, and the chance of fucking death, which is even higher for underserved communities like black women.
there is no basis for a governing body forcing an individual to lend their body or organs for the sake of another life. that is the argument. period the end.
Eli Bosnick absolutely has the best response. That image “says it all” only if you don’t think human lives are worth more than candy.
lmao😂/smh🙄
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