So, I literally just imagined Jack and Mark standing at the head of a large table with all of their egos sitting at the table.
They ask the question and get a large variety of answers.
Dark looks at Anti while the virus laughs loudly. Wilford’s laughing as well. Marvin curls up a little and looks down while Chase scratches the back of his head. Google and Bing are sharing looks and Bing starts to giggle while Google rolls his eyes. Robbie and the Jims both look confused. Host just kind of shrugs since he’s technically not straight because of his lack of interest in sex or romance. King of the Squirrels is in the same boat and continues his snack. Jackieboy puts his hand up, thinks for a second and then lowers it. Bim ends up doing the same. Yandere raises her hand with a large smile. Ed Edgar’s hand is up with no hesitation. Silver’s hand is lifted, but not fully up there since he’s into romance, but not the rest. Dr. Iplier raises his hand only to find Dr. Schneepestein pulling on his sleeve and lowering it, casually taking a drink out of his mug.
“Not after last night, you’re not.” Dr. Schneeplestein states, earning a look from everyone and Anti’s laughing even louder now.
((Okay, I did the ones I could think of matches for…This was NOT easy XDD I couldn’t find ones for Cait, X6-88, or Danse.))
Piper: ((Again, I struggled to find a good match. I ended up with Jaclyn Glenn. She’s funny, smart, charismatic, and speaks her mind, even if it isn’t what’s popular. She’s also fed up with morons and assholes in her life, so…It just works. And I couldn’t find a good gif, so she gets a still image))
Nick: ((Again, I have to go with a still image, but Captain Disillusion is the BEST for Nick! They’re both problem solvers. They don’t just assume one thing because the majority does, and run with it. They look for the truth.))
Curie: ((Rosanna Pansino! Can you think of a more adorable YouTuber? I think not!))
Deacon: ((Dan Avidan, aka. Danny Sexbang, I just feel like they have a similar mentality. Dan is more silly and hyper than Deacon, but they have a similar attitude.))
MacCready: ((Matthias. He’s a good dad, funny, childish, and refuses to curse(at least on his channel) XDD He’s a total dork, and I honestly think this is EXACTLY how MacCready probably was before he lost Lucy…))
Hancock: ((Rob Czar from Threadbanger. He gives no fucks and loves pot(and possibly other drugs), so it is the best match I could make here.))
Strong: ((HowToBasic…Do I really need to explain…?))
Codsworth: ((My Virgin Kitchen. He is a household robot, meant for helping around the house, and though he is more of a fighter by necessity, I feel like this suits his real nature.))
Dogmeat: ((Chica, Markipliers adorable pupper! ❤ Honestly, I just wanted to show of that adorable doggo face X3))
A federal appeals court on Monday ruled that a 1964 civil rights law bans anti-gay workplace discrimination. The decision rebukes the Trump administration — which had argued against a gay worker in the case — and hands progressives a win in their strategy to protect LGBT employees with a drumbeat of lawsuits.
The dispute hinges on whether Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which bans discrimination on the basis of sex, also bans workplace discrimination due to sexual orientation.
The Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit ruled Monday, “We now hold that sexual orientation discrimination constitutes a form of discrimination ‘because of … sex,’ in violation of Title VII.” In doing so, the court overruled a lower court — and a precedent from two previous court cases — and remanded the case to be litigated in light of their reading of Title VII.
Besides knowing your anatomy from head to toe, what’s often overlooked is the energetic flow, or movement it conforms to.
Throughout the structure of our body we find rhythm, and it’s what determines whether or not you’re able to bring your characters to life on the page.
Here’s an example that describes what I’m talking about in a visual sense. This especially applies to the dynamic poses you’ll draw for your Comic Book characters, and will help them to maintain their fluidity.
A man struggles on the operating table, his head and limbs tightly restrained with straps. A bright light shines on him, the only light in the room. The monitor next to the table is sounding like an alarm as the man frantically struggles. His eyes are covered but he seems to know what’s coming.
The doctor stands next to the table, sorting through his carefully-organized tools. The look in his eyes is terrible and focused. Determined.
He lifts a syringe and tests the needle, his eyes darkening as they shift to the man on the table. The doctor doesn’t know who he is. He doesn’t really care. All he knows is that he is the same height and build and blood-type as Jack. An optimal choice to recreate the disaster that he couldn’t stop.
But Henrik wasn’t worried. He was one of the best in his craft. No matter how many subjects failed, no matter how many experiments, he would find a way to save his friend.
