leavesofyggdrasil:

mandylasers:

panda-bro:

Tea Time!

OH MY GOD.

OH MY GOD BRUCE KEEPS GETTING POKED WITH A FORK AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

holy god all that cute

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lulz-time:

 

LOL!

 

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Fucking Jane oh my god my heart…  her face is perfection

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gamefreaksnz:

New Gears of War game to be announced at E3 

The next Gears of War game has been revealed on the next cover for the new Game Informer with an official unveil coming at E3 next week.

wuuuuuuuuuuut…  i knew they’d make another

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hmm…  i’m a fan, i wanna see these two together more often

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the-seed-of-europe:

Russian WWII propaganda poster. “A sniper’s shot comes from afar, but it is always true.”

The majority of historians consider the bitter Russian winters to have been one of the biggest factors in Hitler’s failure in the Battle of Stalingrad. However, recent studies have revealed two other significant reasons for that unlikely victory on the part of the Russians. Winter certainly had a lot to do with it - the Russian army was far better dressed than the metal-helmet-wearing Germans, among other things.

Another reason was the physics of German shelling. The damages to the buildings in the first round of the blitz were severe, but the carcasses of structures that were left standing were not as susceptible the second time around, which created the perfect environment of barricades, tunnels, alleys and hiding places for urban guerrilla warfare.

And the third reason? Snipers. In the majority of Western countries, including Germany, snipers were regarded as the lowest rung of the armed forces. The very nature of their job, no matter how necessary, was considered dishonorable, and thus not a lot of men signed up for sniping training. Whereas in Russia, sniping was a survival technique. In Siberia, it was the most efficient way to hunt, and snipers were trained indiscriminately of gender and lauded as highly prized and skilled forces in the army. Thus, the German army was no match for the Russian BAMFs with rifles who came out of nowhere and vanished with no trace, terrorizing in what the Nazis thought was an already defeated city.

I highly recommend the History Channel’s Battlefield Detectives: Stalingrad documentary for more information on this topic.

Trained Russian sniper+Mosin Nagant Russian sniper rifle=total bamf~ I remember a story about a Russian sniper who killed several German officers from over a mile away. Saw it on the history channel, the details are kinda fuzzy, but nonetheless, still awesome.

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bought this at the con that’s in town today~  Seriously, how cute is that?

and I remember what a friend said about being able to grab them mid-flight and steer them, so I tried it.  While it was true, the harpy continues to gain altitude, enough so that a fall would definitely hurt if not prove to be fatal.  As it kicked me off, I fell for a good few seconds hoping i’d just take a bit of damage, but one of my pawns FLEW through the air and actually caught my character, telling me I need to watch out next time.  I mean, holy shit…  this game continues to make more and more giddy by the second.

the hell did this come from?  I’m “Drenched”?  being wet is a status ailment?!  *wading around and attacking in soaked armor burns stamina faster*  guess i’ll have to watch out for the ever treacherous element of water from now on~

archer-and-anders:

Just saw this in an email from one of my professors who is an adviser for the Lesbian and Gay Vet Med Association at school. Target’s website says it will donate 100% of T-shirt sales from customers during the month of June to Family Equality Council.

See the t-shirts

reblogging cause I work there and whatnot and will be contributing to this asap.

gah, fangasm, capcom you sly bastards