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After the announcement of the deal with Yahoo!, there were 170K signatures of unhappy Tumblr users petitioning to prevent the sale in 2013.
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ATTENTION TUMBLR FEMINISTS!
I have a quick little experiment. If you believe that trans* women and cis women are both women (you can have any genitals and still be a woman), then please reblog!
If you disagree, please reblog this one here.
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Victoria’s Secret holiday shoot - Doutzen Kroes Photo (33261362) - Fanpop on We Heart It - http://weheartit.com/entry/80387613
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Like a boss but George is not getting it.
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On this date in 1951 audiences first met Lucy and Ricky Ricardo, forever changing our perception of chocolate factories, inspiring us to stomp on grapes, and introducing the world to Vitameatavegamin. Celebrate 62 years of I Love Lucy here.
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Penelope. *bows like a gentleman*
Sure about that?
Positive luv’ *he looks at her* I’m sorry I don’ think we’ve met…
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Buster Keaton is known for his stunt work and acrobatic athleticism as much as he is for his perpetual deadpan. Many comedians used their bodies in their craft but actors like Buster and Harold Lloyd took this physicality to another level, often risking (and sustaining) injury as a result. For the iconic scene in Steamboat Bill, Jr. where the facade of a house collapses around the film’s oblivious protagonist, many crewmembers had to look away or leave; the possibility that the star could be crushed if his position within the small window had been miscalculated by mere inches was very real.
Buster learned very early in life how potentially dangerous stunts could up the ante on a gag or be the basis for the gag itself, and he used this knowledge to great advantage throughout his independent film career. He was more than willing to go beyond run-of-the-mill pratfalls as long as he was sure that the audience would laugh.
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