what do you say when someone asks what you’re doing and you’re reading homosexual fanfiction based off of a book written 150 years ago
Tell them you’re reading a transformative work based on late Victorian literature that questions traditional views of gender and sexuality.
That was fucking beautiful
Sherlock fanfic explained.
(Source: nexttomiserables, via kabal42)
Le chiama fairies… ma a me sembrano tanto alieni queste dolls. Bellissime.
Creepy and wonderful!
(Source: crescita-e-conoscenza)
Heroic Words of Wisdom by Adam Thompson
(Source: bruceswayne, via kabal42)
Over the next few months I will be answering, a few at a time and probably more than once a week, the many excellent questions (and they are all excellent questions) asked as part of the Cold Steel giveaway.
However before I start doing that I am going to answer a few questions still in the queue…
Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este
Ralph Lauren’s Bugatti Atlantic 57SC, winner of the “Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este”, the most prestigious vintage cars Concours d’Elegance in the world
That is one gorgeous car!
(via gdfalksen)
I’m with Scalzi on this.
This 17-Year-Old Coder Is Saving Twitter From TV Spoilers
Imagine you forget to watch a new episode of Game of Thrones the night it airs. Even if coworkers stay mum about important plot points, Twitter is abuzz with spoilers. Fortunately, there’s Twivo, a new program that allows Twitter users to censor their feeds from mentioning a certain TV show (and its characters) for a set time period. Jennie Lamere, a 17-year-old girl, invented the software last month—and won the grand prize at a national coding competition where Lamere was the only female who presented a project, and the only developer to work alone. Internet: Meet the reason we need more women in tech.
(From Mother Jones)
I’m so excited by all of the teenagers in science and tech that we’re hearing about these days. MORE GIRLS PLEASE!
At SXSW, we talked about how we can’t wait to see the apps fangirls create to make the internet further work the way THEY want. What we may have not said so clearly is that it’s really the way that EVERYONE wants the internet to work. Go girl.
^^^ so into this.
This is relevant.
(via wilwheaton)
