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YES THANK YOU FUCK I DON’T SPEAK SOME CRYPTIC LANGUAGE WHERE I MEAN NOTHING THAT I SAY JUST BECAUSE I HAVE A VAGINA
This.
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—Mark Millar
This is an actual quote. That he said.
Lois Lane is a dirty slut unworthy of Superman’s divinity and Wonder Woman should be raped. For a laugh. Oh haha. Rape is so funny, Millar.
Honestly, how this man exists in this world without getting punched by every woman he meets is beyond me. Horrible human being.
In another world, far beyond this one….Wonder Woman punches this guy in the face and then Lois writes a story about what it looked like when he got punched in the face.
Then, to finish it off, Superman punches him for slut shaming the love of his life and joking about how hilarious sexual violence would be against his best friend.
You know, for a laugh.
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So.. Gonna guess this is why we never see Millar writing DC books anymore.
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I am with you, Grant Morrison. Go punch the guy in the face.
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Openly gay Latina wins Texas congressional seat
(Courtesy Mary Gonzalez)
Mary Gonzalez told them she was the best candidate to represent them and El Paso voters agreed, but along the way, the 28-year-old doctoral student at the University of Texas at Austin broke her share of barriers.
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Daniel Gillies at CTV Upfronts 2012
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I am so very proud of Amanda…
She’s in the last seven hours of her Kickstarter. She’s got a warchest to make and promote her CD, to film videos, to go on tour, to print her art book. And just importantly, she’s changed things: her phone is ringing off the hook with calls from The Economist, Spin, The Wall Street Journal, Music Week, The New York Times and so on, all asking her what this means for the future of music distribution.
I’ve watched how hard she’s worked to put this together over the last four years, experimenting, doing trial runs on things, putting a team together that would be able to deliver everything she wanted.
About six months ago we wound up at dinner with Amanda’s touring people in Melbourne, and at the dinner was an old school music manager — he’s been managing supergroups for forty years. And he asked Amanda what label she was on. When she said she’d left her label and wasn’t ever planning to go back, I expected him to say something dismissive, and instead he said “Good!” and started telling us about how he was working to get his various acts off their record labels and out selling their music directly to the public.
I (obviously, but it needs saying) don’t think it’s going to be like this for everyone. You need a fanbase to make it happen, and you have to build the fans before they will support you. But I do think it changes things. Because it’s much more than she would ever have received from a record label to record or promote her music, and everyone who is supporting her is getting something in return, down to a $1 download of the finished album.
I don’t believe that in five years time every album will be Kickstartered (the signal to noise level on Kickstarter alone would be impossible to manage). But we’re entering a time in which everything changes. And I think that’s a good thing.
And like she says: We did it. Not her. We are the media.
i was just reminded that a few years ago the government chased this balloon for hours because they thought a boy was in it
the nation was on the edges of their seats
there was no boy in that balloon
oh my god that happened over 2.5 years ago
wow
