Well, Okay Then.

The photo I used when writing Fem!Q for my BondLock fan fiction - Anything But Ordinary

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Not all disabilities can be shown by a physical representation. I should know, because I have non-physical disabilities. If you have a non-physical disability, you should know about them.

George can be counted as having a disability cause he lost his ear, and Charlie with all the burns he has from his job working with Dragons, but we can count the non-physical ones as well.

Tonks had depression in Half-Blood Prince and Winky had it as well (and she could be classed as an alcoholic), Harry got paranoid and had panic attacks, Hermione was self-conscious about how she looked, and Neville was bullied along with Luna.

And if Neville’s parents (Frank and Alice) are, as you put it, ‘tragedy porn’, shouldn’t the same be classed for James and Lily?

The fandom call him Mad-Eye cause that’s what everybody calls him. Tonks and Molly both said it to his face in Order of the Phoenix, and he didn’t complain about it.

Lupin was killed to reinforce the fact about a child having no parents, and Moody was killed trying to protect Harry. They didn’t die in vain, or just because JKR wanted to kill them because they had a disability; they died to defeat evil.

And if you think you could write about disabilities better, you do it.

I know that this is just your opinion, but like I said, not all disabilities can be seen.

You know what I just realized?

J.K. Rowling only ever gave us two half-assed attempts at disability representation. Remus and Alastor. And I know that these are her two half-assed attempts at disability representation because she specifically brought them up in her article about her disability ‘representation’. The same article wherein she said that all Muggle disabilities would be corrected. (And the salt just keeps coming.)

So she fully admits that she gave us two characters in the entire series that were supposed to represent disabilities.

And they were weak representations.

But it doesn’t matter.

Weak or strong

She killed them anyway.

I like that marvel reached a point for Bucky that when he sees a racoon firing a gun on the battlefield he rolls with it. Like he doesn’t even question it, he just picks rocket up and does a cool shooty moment.

Like does Bucky even know who Thor was? He just was fighting then suddenly some guy wielding lightening, a racoon and a sentient tree shoot down to earth and began fighting as well.

do you think he was just like… ok this is happening now. ok. keep shooting Buck. keep shooting.

I’m not nearly as good a writer as you (I read Bring Our Starman Home, and I cried like a baby), so here’s the idea I came up with.

John is forced to come home after Ghost Ship and spend some time on Earth to get checked over for injuries, and Scott goes to talk to him about his first mission (I know there was EOS, but that was on his own ship, saving himself. This is the first one we see that he saves people.)

I know it’s not much, but it’s something. :)

The official title this is saved under is ‘John post Spider Smashing V2′ but tbh it probably works for most John-gets-into-trouble-in-space/with-gravity/assorted-evils kind of things… I’d love to have someone give this a proper story so ideas are welcome XD xx

“This is all your fault Scott, first you get me arrested and now Penelope’s gonna be pissed at me!”

Lightning over Colorado : Have you ever watched a lightning storm in awe? Join the crowd. Oddly, details about how lightning is produced remains a topic of research. What is known is that updrafts carry light ice crystals into collisions with larger and softer ice balls, causing the smaller crystals to become positively charged. After enough charge becomes separated, the rapid electrical discharge that is lightning occurs. Lightning usually takes a jagged course, rapidly heating a thin column of air to about three times the surface temperature of the Sun. The resulting shock wave starts supersonically and decays into the loud sound known as thunder. Lightning bolts are common in clouds during rainstorms, and on average 44 lightning bolts occur on the Earth every second. Pictured, over 60 images were stacked to capture the flow of lightning-producing storm clouds in July over Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA. via NASA

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No idea if it’s freaky coincidence or what, but this is in exact time to the song I’m listening to.

Day 48.  The weekend just means more time for your Totorobics

Christmas presents!! I got an Official Thunderbirds mug, a Windsor & Newton Promarker case, Lindt balls, Seashells, friendship bracelets and a Calligraphy Set.