Sleeper
Female of the species. Born in the 80s. Atheist. Self-aware. Chaotic good. Enjoys intellectual flights of fancy, artistic endeavours, bad movies, good music, Tiki lounges, and dungeon crawling. I post what I likes, and I likes what I post.
Reblogged from proactivism
U.S. VETERANS OF IRAQ AND AFGHAN WAR THROW THEIR MEDALS AT THE N.A.T.O SUMMIT
Sunday’s Pro-Peace demonstrations marked the largest protest in a week-long series of actions against the NATO summit. The march was led by veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. At the conclusion, Iraq Veterans Against the War held a ceremony where 50 some veterans discarded their war medals by hurling them defiantly in the direction of the NATO summit. The publication of the following statements are not intended to impose any sort of political or ideological beliefs. They merely seek to amplify the voices of a group of courageous patriots who risked their lives on the frontlines, saw firsthand the devastating consequences of combat on military and, particularly, innocent civilian populations of both sides and to share their points of view regarding the legitimacy and viability of these specificwars – all of which are part of the larger “War on Terror” which more and more appears to be a monolithic excuse to project American power into any region of choice.
We’re Fed Up To The Ears With A Moneyed Elite Justifying New Wars For Young Soldiers And Collateral Populations To Die In. —PROACTIVISM
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(Taken with instagram)
Reblogged from fuckyeahtattoos
Name :Ed Parker
This is Anima from Final Fantasy X, I’ve grown up playing and falling in love with each of these games.
This was also my first tattoo. At the moment I’m planning on making a full arm out of final fantasy related stuff but for now… a start.
It was done by Marc at Scribble Ink in Essex, Uk.
Whoa.
Reblogged from heyoscarwilde
H.P. Lovecraft and Nikola Tesla: Paranormal Investigators
Illustration by Travis Pitts :: via zom-bot
Reblogged from hicandhoc
Issue 17 (!) of Tugboat Press’ Papercutter anthology features all stories written by Jason Martin. Here’s a short story illustrated by the great Corinne Mucha.
