AJ Lee can Black Widow me any damn day of the week.

dailyajlee:

Two sides of beauty.

jiidesu:

ffddhip-young-beamslinger:



katbelleinthedark:



latitans:



journey-into-mystery:








Fuck I’m actually crying. IT’S NOT FAIR



There aren’t enough swimming pools in the world to contain my creys. This is cruel and the opposite of okay.



Ladies and gentlemen: Kieron Gillen.





Ladies and gentlemen: Loki.

jiidesu:

ffddhip-young-beamslinger:

katbelleinthedark:

latitans:

journey-into-mystery:

Fuck I’m actually crying. IT’S NOT FAIR

There aren’t enough swimming pools in the world to contain my creys. This is cruel and the opposite of okay.

Ladies and gentlemen: Kieron Gillen.

Ladies and gentlemen: Loki.

a-random-snapshot:

Even Kansas knows what’s coming. 

a-random-snapshot:

Even Kansas knows what’s coming. 

art-of-swords:

Ceremonial dagger with light-green jade hilt

  • Dated: 17th century (hilt)
  • Culture: Indian, Mughal
  • Measurements: L: 40.3 cm

Daggers of this type, inlaid with gold and with rubies and emeralds set in gold, were made for the ruling upper class. The cut-and-thrust weapons of high-ranking Indian officials, and especially their daggers, were embellished with great imagination with precious stones, enamel, and – as here – with entire hilts made of carved semi-precious stones. Knives of this kind were considered jewelry for men and were often used as princely gifts.

Source: © The David Collection

AJ

AJ

mondaynighthorrors:

Happy Mother’s Day, from AJ Lee and Big E Langston on Twitter.

mondaynighthorrors:

Happy Mother’s Day, from AJ Lee and Big E Langston on Twitter.

I think it would be really cool if you got a panel together of mental health and video producers at a convention. Would you?
Anonymous

Ooh! I like this idea. I’ll bring it up to people I know and maybe we can get something together for MAGFest, if we don’t have a fuckton of panels already.

I would love to know what you plan on doing for Pre-Code month? Also, you mentioned you would be naked for Episode 50. Is that still going to happen and what will you review?
Anonymous

Naked Episode 50 is a go. But, you have a long time to that as I only have 16 episodes including the one being released tonight. At least, Fool’s Gold episodes. What will I review? No idea, but I’ll think of something I’m sure.

As for Pre-Code, the movies I picked are picked and under wraps. Deal with it.

Can you give a schedule of what you plan to do for the next few months? Can you continue that schedule if you do decide to do it?
Anonymous

First, there should be a new episode out today. After that, the return an old character, I hesitate to say favorite.

So far on the list: Hard Guy, The Iron Petticoat, Thor and the Amazon Woman, a few Golden Swans, a few crossovers, Pre-Code month, and Dr. No, not necessarily in that order.

Scheduling is extremely difficult at the moment because my editor works 24/7. But hopefully, we can get 3 episodes out by the end of May. 

Are you going to review anything interesting for Pre-Code? I want to see Duck Soup and She Done Him Wrong, if possible!
Anonymous

A LOT. I have so many plans for July, which will be my Pre-Code month forever. I plan to do an intro/explanation of Pre-Code for those who don’t know the ins and outs of it, then I will review 3 movies, ever year in July that are Pre-Code and explain why they are categorized as such. 

Favorite video games? What platforms do you play?
Anonymous

Platforms: XBox 360, Nintendo 3DS, PC, Sega Genesis, Nintendo 64

Games: Perfect Dark, Super Smash Bros. POKEMANS: Soul Silver, White, White 2, and soon Y; INJUSTICE (which is awesome, pick it up), Fire Emblem, Sonic, Civilization V, Skyrim, Medieval: Total War, Diablo II, Rock Band, and WWE ‘12.

art-of-swords:

Nepalese or Indian Kukri

  • Dated: 19th century
  • Culture: Nepalese or Indian
  • Measurements: Overall 19½ inches

The weapon has a 16 inch broad blade, 3¾ inches at its widest, sharp along the inside edge and engraved either side. It is inlaid in several places with brass and features a jambiya type hilt engraved all over with elephants, tigers and male and female deities.

Source:  © Antique Arms

brontequeen:

Late Victorian-Edwardian Couture series (1/100)
An 1890s evening gown by English-born, Paris-based couturier Charles Frederick Worth. His many famous clients included Empress Maria Feodorovna of Russia, Empress Elizabeth of Austria, Empress Eugenie of France, and Queen Alexandra of England, as well as the fabled American Gilded Age great families Vanderbilts’, Rockefellers’, and Astors’. 

brontequeen:

Late Victorian-Edwardian Couture series (1/100)

An 1890s evening gown by English-born, Paris-based couturier Charles Frederick Worth. His many famous clients included Empress Maria Feodorovna of Russia, Empress Elizabeth of Austria, Empress Eugenie of France, and Queen Alexandra of England, as well as the fabled American Gilded Age great families Vanderbilts’, Rockefellers’, and Astors’.