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hivemindmonster asked: Dent is obviously voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch. God.

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headcanon accepted.

residentcreep:

machiajelli:

Metalocalypse

Art
Canada
Horoscopes
Indian
Amazing
Jesus
Egypt
Life
Lightning
Ilu 

Reference
Elevator
Sorry
Itty bitty bat
Dinos
Elves
Nsfw
T. Hiddles
CHEMICAL REACTIONS YAY
Recipe
Eric Foreman
Execept sometimes it is.
Prince Ben Barnes’ Hair

Very very inappropriate
Actually going to bed now
Relevant to everything in my life rn
I regret nothing
Any excuse to use this gif
Buhzoop dippidy ho-hop shazingading
Living there is a bad idea in case you were curious
Even your pajama shirt collar is popped

U jelly cuz I jelly
Now I just need 3D glasses
Don’t leave your computer unattended
Especially if it makes no sense
Fukkin whales
If you know what’s good for you you will ignore this post
No innuendo here at all
Exit pursued by bear
Dent isn’t cool enough to be voiced by James Earl Jones

(Source: demonicrosebush)

Coding standards do not exist so that computer scientists can scoff at people who don’t take programming as seriously as they do, but that’s how standards come up in conversation 99% of the time.

So I feel like the same ol’ stuff has been floating around for a while, so I felt like I could throw some new ones into the mix. Pick a character and answer them however you like, inbox-number style or answering all at once.

(For clarification, I just wanted to put these out there, I’m not participating at the moment…GO, CREATE, BE FREE.)

1. What is your character’s version of the Hippocratic Oath? (Template: “Above all, [e.g., do no harm]”)

2. How does your character react to situations they are not prepared for?

3. How does your character think people who don’t keep their word should be punished?

4. Of the seven deadly sins, which does your character find the most deplorable? Forgivable?

5. Is your character good at taking advice? Does it have to be from someone in particular for them to listen?

6. Who is someone your character would be least likely to forgive on their deathbed?

7. How does your character view “petty” crime?

8. How does your character react to the injury of others?

9. For your character, how often is failure not an option?

10. What, in your character’s opinion, would mark them a coward?

11. Explain your character’s understanding of the term “fairness.”

12. What emotion does your character associate with “value”?

13. How long does your character spend in each of the five stages of grief?

14. What is an action your character regularly takes that, to others, might seem unjustified (e.g., forgiving people who don’t “deserve” to be forgiven, being excessively frugal when they have more than enough money)? Does your character know why they do this?

15. Who does your character associate with death?

16. What is your character’s most intimate fear?

17. How does your character define something of “great” value? Of “little” value?

18. How would your character react to being falsely accused, or for paying for someone else’s wrong-doings?

19. WELL THIS WAS A DUPLICATE SO UH your character, formal uncomfortable setting, describe their conduct.

20. What might make a decision impossible for your character to make?