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[Observations of an Average Observer]

matthewgaydos:

Thanks a lot, Diglett!
Now I’m definitely not getting my security deposit back! #PokemonGO

135 notes on Jul 06, 2016Via / Source

sandandglass:

Nish Kumar, NZ International Comedy Gala 2016

77,901 notes on Jul 05, 2016Via / Source
Hermione: They're everywhere. All the time. Ginny's all perky and Luna does this thing where she's helpful and considerate. They share food, and they say things, and they move things, and they breathe. Ugh, they're like, happy.
Pansy: Kick them out.
Hermione: I can't kick them out, they just moved in. I asked them to move in.
Pansy: So what, you're just going to repress everything in some deep, dark, twisted place until one day you snap and you kill them?
Hermione: Yep.
Pansy: This. This is why we are friends.
439 notes on Jul 05, 2016Via / Source

thomashardi:

Motherfucking girl power.

241,084 notes on Jul 05, 2016Via / Source
Draco: Of course I know how to please a woman ;)
Hermione: Then you must know how to leave.
591 notes on Jul 05, 2016Via / Source

digimon-world-next-order:

Tamagotchi m!x Coming in July

Back in early April Bandai Japan filed a trademark for Tamagotchi m!x (pronounced “mix”), which was picked up on by an automated trademark bot on Twitter, and quickly spread among hardcore Tamagotchi fans. Official announcements of the new toyline followed in May and June. The Tamagotchi m!x virtual pet will launch on July 16th, 2016.

The main feature of the m!x is that when two Tamagotchi get married, the resulting offspring now inherits the visual traits of its parents. The offspring resembles a fusion of its parents, not unlike the latest Digimon’s App Fusions. Tamagotchi characters on the m!x can inherit traits from their parents from as far back as 20 generations, resulting in many unique combinations of characters with different visual traits.

According to a Bandai press release on the m!x, it incorporates a 128x128 color dot matrix screen, 32 bit RISC microcomputer for its CPU, and is targeted at elementary school girls. (Like Digimon’s Appli Drive, the toy is listed as suitable for ages 6 and up.) Mysteriously, Bandai opted not to assign an MSRP to the new product. The m!x is instead being sold at an “open price,” meaning the price is being left up to the individual retailers. 

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19 notes on Jul 03, 2016Via / Source

conflictingheart:

Jenna Kutcher | @jennakutcher

7,110 notes on Jun 28, 2016Via / Source

y3:

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pentragons:

↳ get to know me: favorite female characters → the ghibli girls
 “Many of my movies have strong female leads – brave, self-sufficient girls that don’t think twice about fighting for what they believe in with all their heart. They’ll need a friend, or a supporter, but never a savior. Any woman is just as capable of being a hero as any man.” (– Hayao Miyazaki)

10,014 notes on Jun 27, 2016Via / Source

nintendocafe:

Dear Zelda fans,The new Zelda game, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild for Wii U, has finally been presented at E3. The theme for this new title is “rethinking the conventions of the Zelda series”. Breaking from tradition, the player has the freedom to go wherever they wish to go, to do whatever they wish to do, in a vast open world. This is a whole new, unprecedented game in the history of Zelda.

In the Nintendo booth at E3, we arranged statues of characters from the game in diorama-like settings, borrowed from the game. We wanted to entertain visitors and help them experience the world of the new Zelda game. The picture here shows Mr Miyamoto and I bravely challenging an in-game monster called a Bokoblin. I know we are acting a bit silly for our age, but I hope this gives you a bit of a laugh…

258 notes on Jun 23, 2016Via / Source