Northern Downpour

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shiningelf:

I have to post this somewhere so I can use it in my story.

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elementalphotos:

Splicers
Group shoot at Anime North 2012. Full gallery here.

Posted on Wednesday, 30 May 2012.

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offtonarnia-:

lorD HAVE MERCY

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Posted on Wednesday, 30 May with 17,128 notes.
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thefabulousbendingbrothers:

Tenzin, you heartbreaker.

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Posted on Tuesday, 29 May 2012.

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jearman:

Random generator fail diablo 3 XD

Posted on Tuesday, 29 May 2012.

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killyourdrrling:

Nevada-tan
Nevada-tan, also known as Girl A and The Sasebo Slasher was an eleven year old Japanese schoolgirl who murdered her 12 year old classmate because she was mean to her on the internet. A /b/ meme was spawned, a film release delayed, and the age of criminal responsibility in Japan brought into question because of the events that turned an 11 year old girl into an internet legend.

Summary
Natsumi Tsuji, who came to be known as Nevada-tan, was obsessed with some of the internet’s darker recesses, including gore, guro and other violent content. She had created her own website based entirely on a flash game called The Red Room, and spent all of her spare time online. Her victim, Satomi Mitarai, had posted derogatory comments on both the website Nevada-tan created and a social networking site about the content of Natsumi’s website, her weight, and her behaviour at school (namely that she was a “goody-goody” or “teacher’s pet”).
Shortly after these comments were made, on June 1st 2004 during the lunch hour at their school, Natsumi Tsuji attacked and killed the classmate using a box-cutter. She was wearing a University of Nevada sweatshirt at the time, which was drenched in blood when she returned to her classroom and is the basis for the meme which popularized the incident.

Origins
The /b/ meme spawned by the killing portrays Nevada-tan as the mortal enemy of pedobear and a lolicon killer. There are many pieces of fan art on the internet with Nevada-tan themes, some of which portray her in battle with pedobear.

Current status
Natsumi Tsuji was institutionalized on September 15, 2004 and is expected to be released from a secure facility sometime in 2013.

Facts
In line with strict Japanese legal practice, her name was not released to the media, however a television network showed pictures she had drawn with her full name in Kanji as a signature, giving it away somewhat.
The sequel to the film Battle Royale had to postpone its release due to the killing, as its focus is on Japanese school children fighting to the death.
Girl A was originally only sentenced to two years in a reformatory, however the sentence was extended in 2006.
The University of Nevada reported that after the killings, the sweatshirt worn by the killer became the most popular item in their catalogue and repeatedly sold out.
The age of criminal responsibility in Japan had been brought down to 14 years old not long before, and this killing caused mass debate over whether it should be lowered further.
( source: http://ohinternet.com/Nevada-tan )

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the-amateur-detective:

The Legend of Korra: “When Extremes Meet”: Travel in style

(For those who can’t view it out of the country!)

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