Anonymous asked: HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO RGB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOW so how old is he~~~
SO IT IS! HhahahhHaHhhAhyouthinkI’mgonnaanswerthat
Anonymous asked: that game trailer just made me think of your Mad Mod ask blog like the player could even BE Neil it looks like him grey suit when the hands of the character appear o__o
SO GLAD IT WASN’T JUST ME THINKING THAT
since everyone panicking i thought i’d repurpose old code and do y’all a public service: http://dev.goose.im/audioposts/
Based on these designs, but yeah! I recently found modmad’s blog (whom I actually followed a while ago on one of their art/rp blogs) and I soon joined the dhmis fandom!
Eventually after absolutely falling for this pair of crazed lovers (thank you modmad), I had to draw me some PadLock. So here they are, in a photobooth, i should think. I may draw some more and then make it into one of the strips you get from booths, so let’s see how creative I can be before bed!
aaa so cute thank you for the link! also look at these goddamn dorks you just know they keep trying to shove each other out of the frame
or just kill each other you know the usual
a) more or less the same as usual but with more squinting and b) I’m not sure but hey it’s a possibility, alternate realities and that
what’s the verdict tumblr should I go out and buy a pair of spats?
Do you remember SOPA? The bill that would give government the right to spy on internet activity without warrant, and let them censor “unwanted” sites by blocking people’s access to them?
Meet its twin. But this time it’s all the more frightening; the House has passed it despite Obama’s threats to veto. And by an alarmingly large margin, at that. CISPA threatens the US constitution’s guarantees of due privacy and free speech, permitting any government agency to access and transfer of vast amounts of data- from internet records to even the content of personal e-mails, and all without obtaining a warrant.
What’s even more disgusting than this bill actually making through the House is some of the arguments used to help it’s passage, and comments made by one of the bill’s biggest supporters admitting the bill helps big business while insulting opposers (whose is also speculated to have personal reasons for wanting CISPA made into law).
This threatens every element of your online presence. From personal emails to general activity, any government agency will have the ability to go fishing without consequence.
Please, PLEASE, sign the following petitions. You don’t even have to be a US citizen to sign most of them or act against CISPA, and please keep in mind that if this shit flies in America, who knows what country might use its example to do it, too.
Petition: Avaaz: Save the Internet from the US
(you don’t have to be a US citizen to sign this)Petition: Sites Not Spies
(you don’t have to be a US citizen to sign this)Petition: CISPA is Back: Write Congress
Petition: Tell Mike Rogers more that 14-year-olds oppose CISPA
(you don’t have to be a US citizen to sign this)Twitter: Tweet @RepMikeRogers with your age
Twitter: Tweet @BarackObama and tell him to veto CISPA
Twitter: Tweet reps like @RepDelBene, @GovHankJohnson, @KeithEllison and @GovGaryJohnson and thanks them for acting against CISPA. Look for other reps that have spoken against it, and thank them.Call your reps: and tell them you strongly oppose the bill. You can look up your reps using the form on the lower portion of this page.
Resource: Fight for the Future
Reblog: This and other posts like it to raise awareness of this threat to internet freedom and privacy.
I will be posting more petitions and resources as I become aware of them.
it’s baaack D:
HOW MANY FRICKIN TIMES
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old-timey cartoon Michael Reed playing some tunes on the hippophone
omfg
EVERYTHING I’VE EVER LOVED IN ONE PLACE
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