*runs in circles*
I’m repeating myself but James Tynion is a GENIUS.
Go.
Pick.
This.
Up.
NAO.
I promise you’ll LOVE it. ♥Don’t forget to pick up the new issue today!
I had my doubts last month, but Batman & Red Hood made Jason’s actions make sense. I am so looking forward to reading the new issue! Eeeee.
You never ever ever know what the hell your talking about because you never say what you mean, so frustrating it’s like working with a fourteen…
(Source: lovablesinss, via thetidebreaks)
I HAD A REALLY STRESSFUL DAY BUT NOW ALL MY PROBLEMS ARE OVER BECAUSE THIS NEW AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D. TRAILER IS PERFECT AND BEAUTIFUL.
Trading Card maker Cryptozoic is getting ready to ship its newest DC themed card collection and I’m sure it will be of interest to readers of this blog.
The set includes includes all original art (including several female artists, yay!). There are also original art sketch cards in 1 out every 24 packs. And it will have Katie Cook stickers in each pack. Here’s a look at some of the cards.
Art by Ryan Odagowa. Reminds me of this page by George Perez from Wonder Woman #600
(Source: cryptozoic.com)
There needs to be a phrase for “I acknowledge your apology and appreciate it but it does not make things better.” instead of just saying “It’s okay.” all the time.
“Thank you for apologizing” works pretty well.
(via knitmeapony)
It does not have a state fire code, and it prohibits smaller counties from having such codes. Some Texas counties even cite the lack of local fire codes as a reason for companies to move there. But Texas has also had the nation’s highest number of workplace fatalities — more than 400 annually — for much of the past decade. Fires and explosions at Texas’ more than 1,300 chemical and industrial plants have cost as much in property damage as those in all the other states combined for the five years ending in May 2012. Compared with Illinois, which has the nation’s second-largest number of high-risk sites, more than 950, but tighter fire and safety rules, Texas had more than three times the number of accidents, four times the number of injuries and deaths, and 300 times the property damage costs….
It is impossible to know whether tougher regulations would have prevented the disaster near West, especially since investigators remain unsure what sparked the fire that caused the fertilizer to explode. McLennan is among the counties without a fire code.
But federal officials and fire safety experts contend that fire codes and other requirements would probably have made a difference. A fire code would have required frequent inspections by fire marshals who might have prohibited the plant’s owner from storing the fertilizer just hundreds of feet from a school, a hospital, a railroad and other public buildings, they say. A fire code also would probably have mandated sprinklers and forbidden the storage of ammonium nitrate near combustible materials. (Investigators say the fertilizer was stored in a largely wooden building near piles of seed, one possible factor in the fire.)
“It’s tough to overstate the importance fire codes would have made,” said Scott Harris, a former emergency management coordinator in Texas for the Environmental Protection Agency, who is now with UL Workplace Health and Safety, a safety science company. “Texas just hasn’t wrapped its brain around this fact yet.”
"— After Explosion, Texas Remains Wary of Regulation - NYTimes.com (via dendroica)
What the hell? I assumed the fact that Houston has a plant explosion every few years (mostly small ones, but still) was just because, well, we have a lot of chemical plants around here. But this… This is not right. Come on, Texas. Do better.
(via soaringrachel)
Fangirl: tv-watcher, comics-reader. Also a big fan of women being awesome.
Pepper and Tony quotes through the years.
Man, I wish that opening sequence hadn’t been cut from IM2.
3x08/3x16
Billie + David, right after Billie’s last scene on Doctor Who.
I sort of love the idea of Tim and Jason stocking each other’s places with groceries, when the other one isn’t doing well.
Like… Tim is seriously...
“Wow, I had no idea you were such a good listener. To be able to share all my intimate thoughts and my experiences with someone -...
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Big thanks to NCIS LA Source!
So, iapetusneume wants to know about our cats for her birthday. So here, meet the two feline residents of the House o’ Cats!
They’re not...
