intensefoodcravings:

Dark Chocolate Zucchini Cake Waffles

voyagehour:

i’ve been feeling rly sluggish and a little down, so just to motivate myself and remind myself 

jamesgunn:

It’s interesting to see what Fox News reporters find sexy. I’m not going to invite them into my backyard any time soon, lest the raccoons that like to eat the persimmons there are exposed to their strange lust.

nickelcurry:

[Via Pinterest]

fantagraphics:

Don’t forget to make costumes for your young’uns! Freelance editor Shawna Gore made one hell of a Charlie Brown out her lil’ reader last year. 

tastefullyoffensive:

[slugbooks/sarahcandersen]

boumdraws:

Lis, from Bryan Lee O’Malley’s excellent Seconds.

(I should really start adding colour to some of my Inktobers)

jamesgunn:

#flashbackfriday #gotgpicoftheday With line producer Nik Korda, @prattprattpratt, & Lee Pace, enjoying a rare day of rest during #GuardiansOfTheGalaxy. #GotG

justinchan:

This weekend I reached 20000 followers!! My tumblr also happens to be turning 2 years old!! WOW!!!!…

Seriously, thank you guys so much!! 2 years ago I would not have believed that my work could reach so many people… you all rock!
I’m going to be doing another giveaway as thanks!

Like or reblog to enter, you can do both to enter twice! I’ll pick 2 random winners this weekend, and I’ll draw a character you like!…

Thanks so much for the support, it truly means a lot!! :)

ryannorth:

UNBEATABLE SQUIRREL GIRL

new monthly comic starting in January

me doing words

Erica doing art

and it’s gonna be TOTALLY GREAT

read more in Entertainment Weekly!

audreybenjaminsen:

Here we have Roald Dahl’s four famous brats (from right to left), Veruca Salt, Mike Teavae, Augustus Gloop, Violet Beauregarde, and our hero of course, Charlie Bucket. Reading Charlie and the Chocolate Factory with my Mom is one of my favorite childhood memories, and that memory inspired me to do some character designing! I wanted to experiment with only using graphite drawing and digital color, aiming for a flatter more textured storybook feel. Overall, it was a fun prompt to work with!

notyouraveragebum:

Halloween hit my dash like

Dan Hipp

typette:

run-lonely-tardis-man:

omgtsn:

highnoonhex:

mistahgrundy:

kat-reverie:

omgtsn:

a masterpost

fUVK HSDGUJWKEG i love this

SPOOPY BUS

This is actually pissing me off. It has begun to ruin halloween for me knowing people don’t spell check. Things are massed produced in factories and sent out for sale to the public spelt spoopy, doo, and creppy. Like what the actual fuck. My computer even automatically changes spoopy to spooky. I mean, come on. The best holiday season and businesses don’t even care enough about it to spell check the items they’re gonna sell. Fuck this shit.

come on buddy wheres your smngfiehp cheer

HOW DO YOU FUCK UP THAT BADLY IM DYING

holy jesus the christmas one did it

HAPPY SDNFGJHD(SNEEZE)

spcsnaptags:

wolvensnothere:

kurtiswiebe:

This perfectly summarizes why I love the Simpsons and hate Family Guy. 

Yup.

So this.

I watched that episode with my family and I could just feel how uncomfortable everyone was. Honestly, it was a really jarring, unpleasant episode.

Homer is a terrible dad. So is Peter. But Homer’s saving grace has always been that he tries—he’s bad at it and he fucks it up a lot, but he loves his family and he wants to be better than he is.

One of my favorite Homer moments is in “Diatribe of a Mad Housewife.” Tl;dr Marge writes a steamy romance novel starring herself and Ned, and when Homer finds out, he chases down Ned and, rather than attack him, asks him to teach him how to be a better husband.

There’s some part of his stupid self that wants to do better.

I never got that impression with Peter. Instead, the family has gotten more and more abusive towards Meg. It’s really unsettling for me when I started realizing that’s what happens sometimes in abusive families. Abusers sometimes single out one child to abuse, and quite often the other family members take the abuser’s side. After all, it’s easier to side with an abuser than to run the risk of becoming the target yourself.

There’s never really a point where it seems like Peter cares at all that his shitty behavior impacts his family. It actually seems to have gotten worse over the years. He expects everyone to clean up his messes because that’s always what happens; there’s really no reason for him not to be shitty.

And it’s easy to see how Meg is affected. She doesn’t have much of a character, really, because so much her screen time is devoted to being abused. The bits of character development all seem to hinge on her being this sad, neglected person who’s trying her best but never really gets any help from anyone. Quite the opposite; there have been a lot of episodes where her family sabotages any attempts to be herself.

It can be easy to forget how awful this behavior is when the only context is the show itself (frankly, everyone on Family Guy is kind of terrible). Seeing it played against the Simpsons, who are a flawed and dysfunctional but ultimately loving family, was painful to watch.