In French, you don’t really say “I miss you.” You say “tu me manques,” which is closer to “you are missing from me.”
I love that. “You are missing from me.” You are a part of me, you are essential to my being. You are like a limb, or an organ, or blood. I cannot function without you.
That is beautiful, and very true in my experience with being in love.
(Source: timorleste, via feline-sexual)
Injustice: Gods Among Us: first screenshots
NetherRealm Studios return with a heavy-hitting new fighting game based on legendary DC Comics characters.
…Neato.
(via norma-bara)
…or is being attacked and having your face eaten off somehow a less significant crime than rape?
Nerdgasm.
Vatican: Bishops don’t have to report child abuse to the police according to new guidelines -
The Italian Bishop’s Conference (CIE) has issued guidelines on child protection that inform its bishops that they are ‘not obliged to report illicit facts’ of child abuse to the police.
The new guidelines were released recently after the Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith advised every Bishop Conference to create a document covering Child Protection if they did not already have one.
One of the conferences that was void of such documentation was the CEI which works under Pope Benedict XVI.
In their new five page document which advised Italian Bishops on how to deal with paedophilia they failed to focus on one of the most important and obvious means of combating the crime – informing police authorities.
And with that, I will no longer tolerate anyone trying to defend the institutionalized protection of sexual predators in the Catholic Church. If they’re not ashamed enough to even try and hide it, why should anyone act as if the church is immune from criticism?
My design for Mister Sinister for my upcoming Uncanny X-Men issue, issue#14.
I dare say I’m very happy with this comic.
I really, really like the way they’ve redesigned Mr. Sinister in Uncanny Volume 2.
Neato.
(via x-meninyourface)
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Ask yourselves, why is it so important for you to hear the word ‘victory’, in spite of the political reality of perpetual warfare with no tangible endgame? Knowing what we know about the useless war in Iraq, Obama saved lives (civilian and military) in finding the most pragmatic way to end the war without making our nation look cowardly in doing so. And, had he not done so, there could be another thousand families mourning a lost servicemember today. If you ask me, that’s far too high a price to pay for giving warmongerers the satisfaction of measuring dicks and high-fiving over cocktails down on C Street.
Another ten years in Iraq, throwing soldiers through the meat grinder and driving ourselves further into debt, would have accomplished nothing. And,after Bush’s stunt in 2003, I could care less if I ever see a politician arrogantly declare victory in war. I care about honoring soldiers by not treating them as if their lives are meaningless political resources to be wasted for convenience.
To Obama, at least on handling Iraq, I say well done.
nolitetebastardes replied to your photoset: Photos from our Memorial Day Picnic __ Ryan…
that’s so awesome, ryan! looks like everyone had a great time!
What’s even better, Tyler, is that I have a week’s worth of barbecue left over to enjoy. (Don’t tell my vegan followers…)
dobbaaa replied to your photoset: Photos from our Memorial Day Picnic __ Ryan…
you have a beautiful family :D
Thank you so much! I happen to think we have an uncanny ability to fit an abnormal amount of sexy into a small geographical area.