Originally Posted By thisfeliciaday
Originally Posted By fashiontipsfromcomicstrips

Um… Tony, you mouth is in a awkward place there, bro. (Related - oh, what you could do with a pair of scissors & an active imagination.) 
fashiontipsfromcomicstrips:

Iron Man Leading Roles Print Leggings, by ROMWE
Probably the closest Tony Stark/RDJ will ever get to my crotch.
Related: Iron Man leggings with a slightly better print placement of Tony Stark?

Um… Tony, you mouth is in a awkward place there, bro. (Related - oh, what you could do with a pair of scissors & an active imagination.) 

fashiontipsfromcomicstrips:

Iron Man Leading Roles Print Leggings, by ROMWE

Probably the closest Tony Stark/RDJ will ever get to my crotch.

Related: Iron Man leggings with a slightly better print placement of Tony Stark?

Originally Posted By cameronesposito
Originally Posted By brideofblacula

Ripley! Vasquez! Apone! Hicks! Bishop! Deitrich! Drake! Those other guys who die in the first 15 minutes!

Ripley! Vasquez! Apone! Hicks! Bishop! Deitrich! Drake! Those other guys who die in the first 15 minutes!

(Source: brideofblacula, via theremina)

At home with the DeFractions.

Originally Posted By superdames

Wonder Woman doesn’t indulge, you guys. Stop asking.

superdames:

Wonder Woman doesn’t indulge!
Still, I had to look up the Blue Moon cocktail of the 1940s:
2 oz. dry gin
1/2 oz. fresh lemon juice
1/2 oz. Crème Yvette or crème de violette (a liqueur made from violet petals and berries)
Lemon twist for garnish
Shake over ice and strain into a martini glass.
Milo cigarettes were a real brand that was specifically marketed to women (“For the woman of discernment…”) in the early 20th century. I don’t know if this is a form of product placement — a common form of advertising even in the ’40s — but, knowing William Moulton Marston, it’s more likely a criticism of bad habits.
—Sensation Comics #12 (1942) by William Moulton Marston & H.G. Peter

Wonder Woman doesn’t indulge, you guys. Stop asking.

superdames:

Wonder Woman doesn’t indulge!

Still, I had to look up the Blue Moon cocktail of the 1940s:

  • 2 oz. dry gin
  • 1/2 oz. fresh lemon juice
  • 1/2 oz. Crème Yvette or crème de violette (a liqueur made from violet petals and berries)
  • Lemon twist for garnish

Shake over ice and strain into a martini glass.

Milo cigarettes were a real brand that was specifically marketed to women (“For the woman of discernment…”) in the early 20th century. I don’t know if this is a form of product placement — a common form of advertising even in the ’40s — but, knowing William Moulton Marston, it’s more likely a criticism of bad habits.

—Sensation Comics #12 (1942) by William Moulton Marston & H.G. Peter

Originally Posted By fyeahwomenartists

This is pretty much what @alexgetchell looks like to me.

fyeahwomenartists:

Kate MacDowellBadgered, 2010 
(via Kate MacDowell - “badgered”)

This is pretty much what @alexgetchell looks like to me.

fyeahwomenartists:

Kate MacDowell
Badgered, 2010 

(via Kate MacDowell - “badgered”)

Originally Posted By bifrovs

Oh hipster Batman. You so cute.

Oh hipster Batman. You so cute.

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Originally Posted By riotclitshave

This photo is pretty much one of the reasons for Internet.

This photo is pretty much one of the reasons for Internet.

Originally Posted By minaverry

Maggie in disguise. She’s super, underneath.

Maggie in disguise. She’s super, underneath.

(Source: minaverry, via fyloveandrockets)

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