Honestly I found this land of misfit toys by accident when I got my first smartphone... and found a place where people could be honest about bipolar and anxiety. In short, I felt like I fit in.I have lead an odd life including being legally dead for almost 17 years. MyMy page is totally random and ADHD... so, just like me lol. Except for some of the cartoons and pics noted otherwise, I don't own the pictures but usually found them using google. When I was new here and did GIF collages from GIF'S found on google, I wasn't trying to make it look like I made them. I even started to post on the bottom... I did not make these. I did not understand that people could use them as reaction GIF'S and it would credit it back to me.
Kitty Pryde Costume Parade by the incredible Kevin Wada
featuring an array of Kitty’s costumes over the years, including (1) my
favorite of the batch inspired by Dazzler from Uncanny X-Men #149, (2) her
space pirate ensemble from Uncanny X-Men #167, (3) a variation on the
traditional school costume from Uncanny X-Men #168, (4) an instant
classic in green and brown from Uncanny X-Men #169, (5) an outfit that can only have been inspired by
Flashdance from Uncanny X-Men #175, (6) her skating costume from Kitty Pryde & Wolverine Limited Series #1, (7) the Shadowcat costume from the Excalibur
era, and (8) her costume from the X-Men Evolution cartoon.
At the end of The Spy Who Loved Me, after the credits, it said that “James Bond will return in For Your Eyes Only”. When Star Wars: A New Hope became a blockbuster, EON productions switched gears and on June 29, 1979, Moonraker was released in theaters. EON invested more money than any of their previous Bond adventures by a significant amount. The movie had the bad guy’s laire being a space station, the abduction of space shuttles (something still in the testing stages during preduction), and the climatic battle being fought in open space with lasers. It also marked Bernard Lee’s last appearance as M. It was also noteworthy for being one of the few times where the Henchman (in this case Jaws) appeared in more than one movie. (“Moonraker” flm, event)
On June 29, 1986, a door to the craft was found by blasting through coral and the coral growth determined that the ship had been buried for 300 years. This prompted the Navy to put the Johnson ULF plan into action and called in a team to make first contact. However, when the team reached the ship, they learned it was not an alien craft after all, but an American craft that had gone through a black hole in the future and traveled back through time and space. (“Sphere” Bk)
