reblog this post if you would watch a youtube poop in a Theater

tuhmblr-logic:

gone-fission:

bioniccommandorearmed:

gainbijou:

transmemesatan:

jesus christ imagine the THX logo coming up but instead of the weird “bwee-oon” it’s the “No” from hotel mario stretched out and played at the biggest volume possible

do I have news for YOU

no. fucking way

Holy fuck im crying laughing

oh my god 

I watched the actual poop on YouTube so I could see it better and now I’m getting Blue’s Clues youtube poops in my recommended videos

electriccelery93:

realo10:

KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS FACTS.

Kubo’s puppet had a total of 23,187 rapid prototype faces created. In combination, Kubo had over 48 million possible facial expressions!

The Sisters’ costuming was inspired by Tome Gozen, a female samaurai warrier. The cape included 861 laser-etched feathers, each uniquely sized and shaped.

The kimono worn by Kubo’s mother was inspired by the women courtiers of the Heian era. Over 2,000 laser-cut pieces of weighted lining are in the kimono, giving it proper the proper weight and folds.

The full-scale Giant Skeleton is the largest stop-motion puppet ever built. 70 unique swords were made for the skull and over 1,000 bones were created for the torso’s armor.

The Garden of Eyes sequence was created using a single 11 feet tall puppet shot from multiple angles. The animators created a remote interface for the puppet that included a track ball made from a computer mouse and bowling ball.

The Moon Beast is LAIKA’s first fully 3D-printed puppet. It was built at a one-fifth scale and composited into shots with the full-scale Kubo. If built to scale, The Moon Beast would have been over 17 feet long!

Three versions of the origami sailboat were created, along with six versions of the sail. The surface of the boats were covered in nearly 250,000 laser-cut leaves which took almost 100 hours to apply. The boat sequence took 19 months to shoot!

http://asthebunnyhops.com/fun-facts-kubo-two-strings/

The amount of work that went into this film is mind-blowing. There will never be enough praise for the people involved.

I know I’m biased towards stop motion and will always be amazed by animation itself but this movie was seriously underrated and I’m sad more people didn’t go see it in theaters. Because it is truly gorgeous to look at.

I look forward to seeing any of the behind-the-scenes stuff that gets released!

madiithepand0rk:

hayei:

sprouting-colours:

appropriately-inappropriate:

lesbian-isthenewblack:

heylookitsliz:

elizabeth-antoinette:

ikenbot:

freeselfdefense:

Rape Escape

  • Easy and very effective
  • Requires nothing but your body
  • Includes attack

Very useful to know, pass and share please.

Worth watching

I don’t mean to impose a personal favour on you guys, but I really would like to ask that everyone who follows me reblog this. 

I don’t think I made it very clear but last month I was sexually assaulted by someone who I thought was my friend (I don’t want to talk about it don’t ask), and it’s… really fucked with my head. 

Had I known this a month ago I would have been able to get away

So, essentially, I’m really pleading with you to reblog this so everyone who follows you doesn’t get stuck in the same position I was with no way out. 

I mean again I don’t want the point of this to be my sob story or whatever but if you could reblog this it would seriously mean a lot 

and im asking to all of my followers who see this post in your dashboard to please press play to this video, you never know when this is gonna be

useful, PLEASE DON’T IGNORE IT.

This is one of the first moves I was taught in Krav Maga, and it is one of the most effective.

It took me about a half hour to get down with practice, but once you get it, it’s an intuitive movement.

Please pass this along, it will save lives.

Important

Please reblog this.

Please, if you see this, Reblog it. 

This is really cool and well explained.

why-animals-do-the-thing:

kaijutegu:

From the video description: “This desert kingsnake was hit by a car in Arizona, and a group of students came to its rescue.”

Rescue almost doesn’t begin to cover it. First off, this is a baby snake, only a couple months old. Second, the snake’s heart was outside his body and somehow the teacher managed to push it in and perform emergency surgery… and the snake survived. And is doing fine! He’s got a twitter! 

Whoaaaa. Not super gorey but fascinating.

This is super fascinating. Look at how the heart beats! Amazing the snake wasn’t injured beyond that.

Why wouldn’t you punish a dog for discovered pee spots?

why-animals-do-the-thing:

hrovitnir:

handsomedogs:

aph-tomato-pie:

fatgirlopinions:

handsomedogs:

Dogs live in the now. If you say, “Hey Brutus, come here!” Then yell at him for the pee spot you found on the floor, he is going to think, “Yikes, I shouldn’t come when I am called I guess.” They cannot associate punishment with things that happened in the past, only things in the moment. Even if you’re pretty sure he gets it because he looks super guilty, he is just responding to the tone of your voice.

This though

That’s why you stick their noses in the pee spot for a whiff too so they know their pee in that spot is making you upset. They will know it’s their pee right away because of their super sniffers, don’t worry. And it’s not as cruel as it sounds–dogs react to the nose before ears or eyes–so it’s like pointing to a juice spill because little Timmy was a brat. The dogs will understand because it’s all happening in the now.

Not sure if this is serious or not, but for those who feel this way please understand that a dog is.. Simple minded. So while you want to deliver the message that peeing in the house is not okay, they are learning that you do not approve of their pee in general. This will create a nervous dog who will hide their eliminations from you in fear, and may even hold their bladder.

The only effective way to provide bilateral feedback is to catch them in the act, then praise them outside. Scolding them hours later by shoving their face in their pee will leave your reasoning up to their interpretation. Do you not like when he smells his pee? Because you’re making him smell it, but then you’re scolding him. Do you not like when he poops? Because you are scolding him for pooping, so next time he will try not to poop.

They cannot differentiate when it is hours later. So while they do understand your anger towards their elimination, they are left to just assume that eliminations make you angry in general. Don’t be a bully.

Jesus I hate that people still do this. It’s very well demonstrated this does not work. It’s on you to set your dog up to succeed, not fail, and sometimes you just have to deal with mistakes.

I want to add that it’s not that dogs are simpleminded per se – they’re very capable of understanding schedules and noticing people’s selective attention for instance – but we have no way of communicating to them a frame of reference in time to which our punishment applies.

We don’t even know how dogs interpret time. We know they can remember previous things that happen but not if they have concepts for concrete blocks like ‘yesterday’ or ‘an hour ago’, so there’s no way of letting them know you’re referencing a previous action or what one it is. They mostly learn in the moment because that’s the only conceptual timeline we can communicate with them in.

Thank you to everyone who provided informative input on this because I wouldn’t have even known where to start with addressing it.

THERE. ARE. NO. “NANNY”. DOGS.

achoirofcritters:

IT’S NOT A THING. Your dog is not a babysitter or a child caretaker. Your dog is a dog, it’s a domesticated carnivore with teeth and the power to bite and if you trust a child around it unsupervised, you are risking a disaster, even if your dog never bites a child, the risk is always there. To call ANY dog a “nanny” is just inaccurate and perpetuates a very dangerous myth.

This is critically important. For one thing, the “nanny dog” thing is completely made up and for a second thing, you can’t trust young children with dogs.

I don’t care how much you trust the DOG. You can’t trust the CHILD to understand the dog if it feels uncomfortable or wants space. That’s how you end up with children getting bitten. And then the dog is blamed for communicating the only way it knows how. So supervise your children when they’re around the dog.

Even if you don’t think a dog will bite, if they’re big enough they could still knock a kid over or something. Sully loves my 3-year-old nephew but we always have to watch him because even though he doesn’t jump, he’s very enthusiastic in his greetings and he’s right at the kid’s face level.

catwithbenefits:

makorutledgebuttavenger:

Bewear is literally the scariest Pokemon in existence. It’s creepier than any ghost-type, any glitch Pokemon, anything.

Look at this thing. This doesn’t look like a normal Pokemon. I’m pretty sure Ken Sugimori (or whoever designed it) was possessed by the devil when he drew this. Look at it! It’s not cute, not even in an odd way. It looks like a man in a mascot suit, and you can tell that that man wants to hurt you.

Just look at it’s name– Bewear. As if the pun on BEWARE wasn’t scary enough, it has WEAR in it. As in, it’s a person WEARing an animal suit and using it as an excuse to hurt you/your Pokemon.

It’s seven feet tall and it can literally crush you to death just by hugging you. It’s even portrayed as extremely dangerous in the context of the game. Imagine this horrible monstrosity just… running at you, or walking at you late at night. That is a true vision of horror. That is a mere glimpse of the fiery pits of hell.

you just know like this game will have a fighting gym leader or Elite Four guy, and he raised a Bewear as a kid and as a result he grew up to be SUPER TOUGH AND HARDENED, having many near death experiences raising his Pokemon.

Bewear is literally bad news bears