northernyogurt · 4 months ago
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got urges sorry chat they're all animals now
most of them have reasons behind why they're the animals they are, some are for sillies and have less reasoning behind it, some are a little bit obvious. also sorry the patterns/structure/outfits might not be completely accurate, this was kinda just for fun i didn't put a lot of effort into it (clearly) in order (top left to bottom right): - sherry birkin: sumatran striped rabbit/appalachian cottontail - jake muller: golden bengal tiger - piers nivans: sea otter - chris redfield: redtailed hawk - leon s kennedy: tanuki/japanese raccoon dog - helena harper: mongoose - ada wong: silver fox - finn macauley: babydoll sheep - derek simmons: komodo dragon - deborah harper: mongoose - carla radames: red fox (originally), silver fox (mutated)
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n-eptunia · 1 month ago
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Resident Evil 6 (2012)
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sonicpanels · 1 year ago
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Sonic the Comic #76: "The Big Decision"
Writer: Nigel Kitching Art: Richard Elson Letters: Ellie de Ville
Editor: Deborah Tate Assistant Editor: Audrey Wong Editorial Assistance: William Potter
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residenteviltimeline · 3 months ago
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June 29, 1013: Elsewhere in Tall Oaks, Ada Wong has found Simmons’ lab, where she confirms the information Carla had originally given her. Now knowing she has a doppelganger running around, she decides she must find her and put an end to her charade. As she is leaving, she comes across Leon and Helena, right as it becomes apparent that Deborah had been infected with the C virus, and she mutates. The trio manages to defeat her, but ultimately she dies after falling off a cliff– Helena had tried to catch her, but, seeing her sister was gone and only a monster remained, she was forced to let her go. Helena explains that Derek Simmons, a national security advisor and presidential aide, kidnapped her and Deborah and forced her to help him conduct the outbreak that has just taken place to save Deborah’s life. Ada gives them some information regarding Simmons’ connection to The Family, and then departs.
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thenerdsofcolor · 5 months ago
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Next On Netflix: Animation Series Previews Original and Returning Features
Earlier today, Netflix invited a group of selected journalists to preview their upcoming animation slate, which includes new and returning titles. Their offerings include diverse programs for all age groups and fans of different styles and techniques. While there is something for everyone, the presentation was meant to spotlight the enduring impact the visually stunning storyttelling medium had…
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badatwritingstuff · 2 years ago
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Book haul but it's presents from my last birthday 🎂
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leon-s-kennetitty · 8 months ago
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Started playing leons campaign in re6... adas outfit is so... i love my wife so much 🥰🥰🥰 and her CROSSBOW?? Im finding myself disliking her less and less with each passing day- when i first got into re i was like grrr ada 😡😡😡 and now im like grrr ada 🥵🥵🥵...
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crimescrimson · 1 year ago
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The Good Deeds Of Ada Wong: Saving Lives
Saving Helena From Deborah | Giving Leon the Ring To Get Him and Helena Out Of There | Protecting Sherry and Jake from Ubistvo via Sniper Rifle | Protecting Sherry and Jake from Ubistvo via Enviroment | Saving Sherry from Ubistvo
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hotvintagepoll · 9 months ago
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Have the hot women submissions you’ve glanced at so far been pretty well known ladies? Or more obscure?
Nice mix! I think we'll have a decent 400+ candidates. Keep submitting, though—I still think we're missing a few key hot ladies.
Ladies who don't need any more propaganda under the cut:
Barbara Stanwyck
Lauren Bacall
Katherine Hepburn
Dorothy Dandridge
Josephine Baker
Elsa Lanchester
Shirley Maclaine
Joan Crawford
Theda Bara
Myrna Loy
Vera-Ellen
Merle Oberon
Natalie Wood
Tallulah Bankhead
Norma Shearer
Shirley Jones
Rita Moreno
Pola Negri
Lena Horne
Veronica Lake
Linda Darnell
Margaret Lockwood
Julie Andrews
Pearl Bailey
Clara Bow
Greer Garson
Ava Gardner
Hedy Lamarr
Jean Harlow
Marilyn Monroe
Marlene Deitrich
Sophia Loren
Ann-Margret
Gene Tierney
Esther Williams
Madhubala
Mae West
Grace Kelly
Anita Ekberg
Deborah Kerr
Anna May Wong
Eartha Kitt
Angela Lansbury
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honeyblockm · 11 months ago
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LONGING BECOMES ITS OWN OBJECT
A c!Karlnapity webweave in three parts
In the Mood for Love (2000) - Wong Kar-wai // Your Name Engraved Herein (2020) - Kuang-Hui Liu // The Death of Antinous - Mark Doty // Happy Together (1997) - Wong Kar-wai // A brief-but-seemingly-long-moment when we are on the phone. It is snowing outside. I am staring at the snow. Idk what you are looking at but we are running out of things to talk about. - Sean Cho A. // [i carry your heart with me(i carry it in)] - e.e. cummings // chasing ghosts - @routeriver // all i need - @violentcherries // Jenny Holzer // discord message
Ash Ode - Dean Young // A BAS BRUIT - Leo D’Oriano // SAND GLASS MIRROR SHARDS - @saintashes // In the Mood for Love (2000) - Wong Kar-wai // Jenny Holzer // Nguyen Linh // Luana Azevedo // Zoriana Stakhniv // Wolfgang Tillmans // After the Threesome, They Both Drive You Home - Sue Hyon Bae // Swan-like Embrace, Paris, 2001 - Nan Goldin // PRELUDE: ON CONTAINING MULTITUDES. - @saintashes // Medici Bustier Pearl - Mirror Palais
In all of my dreams, the words I love you - Hanif Abdurraqib // Seaside Death, 2021 - Al Mefer // Jenny Holzer // baroque pearls (1) // baroque pearls (2) // storm front - lorata // 7 Politically Correct Catcalls as Told by a Poet - Natalie Choi // Happy Together (1997) - Wong Kar-wai // SO LIGHT YOU WERE I WOULD HAVE CARRIED YOU - Deborah Digges // Hanif Abdurraqib, poet - Hanif Abdurraqib // SAND GLASS MIRROR SHARDS - @saintashes // @ousia-poetica
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so-long-goodnlght · 2 months ago
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"You know exactly what you did," Ada smirks, "So... you still hitched to the CIA's ball and chain- or did you finally ditch them?"
Receiving a cryptic email from one Ada Wong was already a cause for slight alarm. She only ever saw the woman running and gunning through Tall Oaks and Langshiang and then vanishing just as quickly, Leons eyes locked on her the entire time.
Then again, she did pull a gun on her, and she was the only other person there when Deborah died… Maybe that made her an object for teasing now that the threats had passed- Well, for now, at least.
She had looked up suddenly from her laptop and around the faces in this quiet coffee shop, muttering ‘what’d I do now?’ To herself and just as quickly getting a response- Behind her, like a damn ghost, there she was.
Ada Wong.
Its a name not so easily forgotten.
The question catches her a bit off guard, and she slowly closes the laptop as she turns and drapes her arm over the back of the chair, sitting sideways in it and shrugging as she crossed her legs at the knee. “Tch- Nah, not since after China. I’m with the DSO now… Fancy meeting you here, though. Your Knight in shining armor not need saving?” She smirks, and flips her bangs a bit- Leon, she meant, that guy never could seem to keep a car on the road.
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haveyoureadthisscifibook · 4 months ago
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more books, you say?
Gideon the Cutpurse by Linda Buckley-Archer
The Hammer of God by Arthur C. Clarke
Space Demons by Gillian Rubenstein
Ice Breaker by Lian Tanner
Zeroes by Scott Westerfeld, Margo Lanagan and Deborah Biancotti
Futuristic Violence and Fancy Suits by Jason Pargin (published as “David Wong”)
Death Star by Michael Reaves
Space Opera by Catherynne M. Valente
Perdido Street Station by China Mieville
might send through more once I've been to the library and stocked up my reading pile :)
hello! these are all now queued except Perdido Street Station (see below). I had a few clarification questions re series. for the following, did you want just the first book or the rest of the series as well:
Gillian Rubinstein, Space Demon
Westerfeld, Lanagan, and Biancotti, Zeroes
Catherynne M. Valente, Space Opera
re Perdido Street Station, I had previously understood the New Crobuzon books (which I haven’t yet read) to be fantasy, rather than sci-fi (with the recognition that “new weird” stuff can often be difficult to place). normally I would ask for genre clarification from people, but in this case since it’s been on my to-read list for ages I’m just going to read it myself and decide based on that! I’m in the middle of another book at the moment, but as soon as I finish that, Perdido Street Station will be next!
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createatorin3d · 4 months ago
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My Crossover Ships
Romantic (Heterosexual) (WLM)
Scientificmilitary - Seymour Skinner (The Simpsons) x Moira O'Deorain (Overwatch)
Paulmers - Pauline (Super Mario Bros) x Gary Chalmers (The Simpsons)
Matiffty - Niffy (Hazbin Hotel) x Matthew Patel (Scott Pilgrim)
Jiborah - Jin Lee (Turning Red) x Deborah Grayson (Invincible)
Romantic (Slash/Femslash) (WLW/MLM)
AngelMaxwell - Angel Dust (Hazbin Hotel) x James Maxwell (We Happy Few)
NerdyHipster - Max Caulfield (Life is Strange) x Katie Mitchell (The Mitchells vs the Machines)
Emlizabeth - Emily Kaldwin (Dishonored) x Elizbeth DeWitt (Bioshock)
Platonic (Friends)
Nerdy Girls - Max Caulfield (Life is Strange), Katie Mitchell (The Mitchells vs the Machines), Lisa Simpson (The Simpsons), and Mei Lee (Turning Red)
SillyToons - Roger Rabbit (Who Framed Roger Rabbit) and Peacock (Skullgirls)
Kirddie - Kirby (Kirby) and Maddie (Back to the Outback)
Analmers - Ana Amari (Overwatch) and Gary Chalmers (The Simpsons)
Platonic (Family)
Victorina - Victoria Byng (We Happy Few) and Julianna Blake (Deathloop) (mother-daughter)
Skambo - Seymour Skinner (The Simpsons) and John Rambo (Rambo) (adoptive father-adoptive son)
BubblySassy - Ada Wong (Resident Evil) and Amy Wong (Futurama) (sisters)
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sonicpanels · 1 year ago
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Sonic the Comic #78: "Hidden Danger (Part 2)"
Writer: Lew Stringer Pencils/Inks: Nigel Kitching Colors: John M. Burns Letters: Elitta Fell
Editor: Deborah Tate Assistant Editor: Audrey Wong
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residenteviltimeline · 3 months ago
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June 29, 2013: Fighting their way through a city full of zombies, Leon and Helena make their way to the cathedral where Helena claims they can find Deborah, aided in navigation by Ingrid Hunnigan. In the process, Hunnigan informs them that an organization calling itself Neo Umbrella has claimed responsibility for the attack. They find a lab with ties to Neo Umbrella hidden by the cathedral they were headed for, and inside, strange information regarding the “birth” of Ada Wong. They have little time to investigate further, however, and soon find Deborah deeper within the facility. 
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bookclub4m · 5 months ago
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45 New & Forthcoming Indie Press Books by BIPOC Authors 
Every month Book Club for Masochists: A Readers’ Advisory Podcasts chooses a genre at random and we read and discuss books from that genre. We also put together book lists for each episode/genre that feature works by BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, & People of Colour) authors. All of the lists can be found here.
Fiction
Weird Black Girls: Stories by Elwin Cotman (AK Press)
False Idols: A Reluctant King Novel by K’Wan (Akashic Books)
Sister Deborah by Scholastique Mukasonga, translated by Mark Polizzotti (Archipelago Books)
Bad Land by Corinna Chong (Arsenal Pulp Press)
These Letters End in Tears by Musih Tedji Xaviere (Catapult)
The Coin by Yasmin Zaher (Catapult)
Cecilia by K-Ming Chang (Coffee House Press)
Fog & Car by Eugene Lim (Coffee House Press)
We’re Safe When We’re Alone by Nghiem Tran (Coffee House Press)
A Woman of Pleasure by Kiyoko Murata, translated by Juliet Winters Carpenter (Counterpoint Press)
Bad Seed by Gabriel Carle, translated by Heather Houde (Feminist Press)
The Default World by Naomi Kanakia (Feminist Press)
The Singularity by Balsam Karam, translated by Saskia Vogel (Feminist Press)
I'll Give You a Reason by Annell López (Feminist Press)
Tongueless by Lau Yee-Wa, translated by Jennifer Feeley (Feminist Press)
Outcaste by Sheila James (Goose Lane Editions)
Silken Gazelles by Jokha Alharthi, translated by Marilyn Booth (House of Anansi Press)
Dad, I Miss You by Nadia Sammurtok, illustrated by Simji Park (Inhabit Media)
Secrets of the Snakestone by Pia DasGupta (Nosy Crow)
The Burrow by Melanie Cheng (Tin House)
Masquerade by Mike Fu (Tin House)
The World With Its Mouth Open: Stories by Zahid Rafiq (Tin House)
I Love You So Much It's Killing Us Both by Mariah Stovall (Soft Skull Press)
Non-Fiction
RAPilates: Body and Mind Conditioning in the Digital Age by Chuck D and Kathy Lopez (Akashic Books)
All Our Ordinary Stories: A Multigenerational Family Odyssey by Teresa Wong (Arsenal Pulp Press)
Dispersals: On Plants, Borders, and Belonging by Jessica J. Lee (Catapult)
My Pisces Heart: A Black Immigrant's Search for Home Across Four Continents by Jennifer Neal  (Catapult)
Beyond the Mountains: An Immigrant's Inspiring Journey of Healing and Learning to Dance with the Universe by Deja Vu Prem (Catapult)
Out of the Sierra: A Story of Rarámuri Resistance by Victoria Blanco (Coffee House Press)
Thunder Song: Essays by Sasha LaPointe (Counterpoint Press)
Born to Walk: My Journey of Trials and Resilience by Alpha Nkuranga (Goose Lane Editions)
Jinny Yu (At Once/À La Fois) by Jinny Yu (Goose Lane Editions)
Log Off: Why Posting and Politics (Almost) Never Mix by Katherine Cross (LittlePuss Press)
Becoming Little Shell: A Landless Indian’s Journey Home by Chris La Tray (Milkweed Editions)
World of Wonders: In Praise of Fireflies, Whale Sharks, and Other Astonishments  by Aimee Nezhukumatathil (Milkweed Editions)
Opacities: On Writing and the Writing Life by Sofia Samatar (Soft Skull Press)
The Story Game by Shze-Hui Tjoa (Tin House)
Black Meme: The History of the Images That Make Us by Legacy Russell (Verso Books)
Poetry
i heard a crow before i was born by Jules Delorme (Goose Lane Editions)
We the Gathered Heat: Asian American and Pacific Islander Poetry, Performance, and Spoken Word edited by Franny Choi, Bao Phi, Noʻu Revilla, and Terisa Siagatonu (Haymarket Books)
A Map of My Want by Faylita Hicks (Haymarket Books)
[...] by Fady Joudah (Milkweed Editions)
Comics
A Witch’s Guide to Burning by Aminder Dhaliwal (Drawn & Quarterly)
Oba Electroplating Factory by Yoshiharu Tsuge (Drawn & Quarterly)
Lost at Windy River by  Jillian Dolan, Trina Rathgeber and Alina Pete (Orca Books)
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