that part about gravity falls being out there, somewhere, is probably my favorite
i love stuff like that where i can dream about it existing – like i know it’s fictional, but there’s still the off chance that all those creatures, those mysteries, that magic is real. it’s implausible, but not impossible, and it just feels like there’s still wondrous things out there, you just need to look
i live in oregon i can confirm gravity falls is real,
Thank you for all the writers, directors, story board artists, animators, actors, producers, and everyone who worked hard to produce Gravity Falls. You guys created dynamic characters and with that unbelievable levels of sincerity, humor, and love in every episode. Thanks for making up the better part of the last four years.
Oh my god, I’m so excited! This is my first bit of anon hate I’ve ever received! *excited screaming* Ehem. Anyhow.
Before I even start answering every single ignorant point created in this ask, lemme go back and cover something rather fundamental. Hell, even preschoolers can understand this.
Reposting is bad.
Reposting is the equivalent of running up you, snatching something you’ve made, and running off with it, screaming “Credits to the creator!”. This kind of action gives the creator absolutely nothing. On the other hand, the reposter gets all the credit and glory. Seriously disgusting right?
But I’ve given them credits!/More people can see their art!
Okay, no seriously, who the fuck do you think will go back and actually pull up that account when you could just reblog and like it right then and there? That’s how lazy people are now.
But they’re the ones that posted it on the internet!
And you’re the one that left your bag hanging off your chair. Oops. There goes your $500 bag. My bad. (Not.)
But everyone does it!
I’m sorry, but if someone that didn’t create the art calls you out on it, that literally doesn’t mean everyone does it. And for example, if everyone was stealing from a poor ole’ baker or shopkeeper, does that make it right?
No. Stealing is against the law. What makes reposting someone else’s art any different? They’re the ones that put work and sweat into what that piece that you literally just stole off the internet and posted it with absolutely no credits or even asking for permission.
But I found it on WeHeartIt/Pintrest/etc, idk the creator!
Okay listen up, there’s this really lovely thing called Google. :O It’s super easy to use!
You can use the URL to find the original creator, or
Actually upload the picture!
*gasps* Technology!
If if you can’t find the freaking artist, DON’T POST THE FREAKING PICTURE.
And here’s another lovely point:
If the fucking artist tells you to take that shit down, you take that shit down.
They have every right to fucking come after your ass if you don’t take it down. That’s their art. That’s something that they’ve created. If you don’t take it down, you can bet your ass that there’s going to be a hive of people coming after you. You don’t just take someone’s stuff.
If the artist says they’re okay with reposting their art, than they’re okay. But when artists specifically put into their captions and profiles not to repost it, you better not do it.
AND EVEN IF IT’S NOT IN THE CAPTION/PROFILE, DON’T EVEN THINK ABOUT DOING IT. ALWAYS CHECK THEIR FAQ AND AROUND THEIR PROFILE TO SEE IF THEY’RE OKAY WITH REPOSTING.
Artists such as @shishitsunari, @venrin, @daughterofthestars08, @chebits, and many others have had their art reposted and some of them have actually politely asked the reposters to take their art down, only to be met with extremely rude responses.
PLEASE. DON’T. DO. IT.
And don’t you dare throw a hissy fit if they say no. No means no. Their art, their rules.
For those of you that want to change your ways, a huge pat on the back for you. I used to be this ignorant before and never got any repercussions from it other than my own guilt. And then I learned that this is very bad. So I stopped. No one hates me. It’s over and it’s done. I’ve learned what I’ve did wrong. And I never did it again! Easy peasy.
Ladybug: I'm sorry, Chat.
Chat Noir: Why? Is there somebody else that you already love? Or is it just that you don't like me?
Ladybug: Actually... There is...
Chat Noir: Who is he? Do I know him? I swear, if he tries to hurt you, I--
Ladybug: Easy there, Kitty. He won't. We're not dating or anything. It's pretty one-sided on my end too.
Chat Noir: Who in quantic gods' names would not like you? I mean, you... You're just wonderful.
Ladybug: *chuckles* It's not that. He's just kinda out of my league. He's a model, after all.
Chat Noir: Model? I'm in the model industry so please do give me his name.
Ladybug: So you can tell him we're dating like that time with Theo? No way.
Chat Noir: No, I just want to know if he's a good guy, not that I think you have bad taste in men. I just want to keep you safe and--
Ladybug: Okay, okay, Chat. But he is a good guy. He's actually a great guy. *is blushing* He's pretty famous around these parts. 'Adrien Agreste', if you've heard of him.
Chat Noir: *loses his shit and just melts to the ground, his face redder than lady's clothes*
Ladybug: Are you okay...?
me: im kind of uncomfortable with the way marvel is marketing captain america: civil war with “choose your side” etc, and i feel like its detracting from the overall moral conflict of the movie. if its anything like the comics, both sides make huge mistakes, both sides go too far, both sides contribute to the death and destruction. marvel should not be encouraging people to choose between cap and iron man, because neither of them are completely right in this.
Bioware is that Uncle who is great a telling stories but somehow always forgets how the end goes and has to make something up that never sounds quite right on the spot.
me explaining underwear to aliens: we have smaller, secret pants that we wear under our normal pants
This is so confusing to read as a British person
me explaining underwear to the British: oi lad we have smaller, secret chaps that wear below our normal chaps while we dump all your tea into the harbor
