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my cat, walking on me for cuddles, putting all her weight in one tiny paw: big steppy !!

me as she pressure points my throat:

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stan a man that takes two years to read a book

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once again it’s that time of year where my brother puts up the Holiday Decoration

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points were made 🥺

(cr. ladybangtanie on twt)

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spot the difference 🐥

(cr. houbieee on twt.)

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Good morning~ Make sure to take care of yourself today, drink water, and smile :)

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My first post on Tumblr! Here’s hoping that Ishigami Village’s number one detective indicates the start of something great.

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If you didn’t make it, don’t post it

If you didn’t get permission, don’t post it

If you don’t know who made it, don’t post it

Google is not a source. “I found it on Google” is not a valid response. Did you make it? No? Then don’t post it.

If the artist asks you to take it down. No excuses. No argument. Take it down.

You are not a victim. You stole something without permission. If you don’t want people to be angry, then apologize and delete it the second they ask you too. They won’t be mad anymore or see you are a bad person if you just follow their wishes.

Don’t try and turn it around like the artist is the bad guy and like that gives you the right to post their stuff.

Don’t lie about it, don’t try and change the story and look for pity from others. Just delete what the artist asked you to delete.

Be a decent human being and stop taking things that don’t belong to you. Reblog the post, spread the actual artist’s post around.

If it doesn’t belong to you then don’t post it.

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@MARVEL COMICS STORM IS DARKSKINNED CAST HER ACCORDINGLY

Canonically, Ororo Munroe is the daughter of a Kenyan princess and an American photographer. She is born in America, grows up in Cairo and through a series of events meets T’Challa, Professor Xavier and other key players in the Marvel Universe at a very young age.

Possible Actresses To Play Storm From Around The World

Regina Van-Helvert

Regina is a model, former beauty pageant finalist (Miss Malaika, 2012), brand ambassador, radio host, television host, movie producer, and actress. She has both the camera experience and credentials to seamlessly carry the role. Regina also bears a striking resemblance to Steven E. Gordon’s character design for Storm in the X-Men Evolution Animated Series.

Yvonne Okoro 

Yvonne is a star actress in Ghanian Cinema with 21 acting credits on IMDB as well as several African Movie Academy Award nominations. She possesses a fierce intellect as well as an often missed characteristic of Ororo Munroe, a palpable sense of compassion.  She looks very similar to Marvel cover artist Simone Bianchi’s paintings of Storm.

Stacey Amoateng

Stacey is CEO of Platinum Networks, Executive Director of a multimedia production firm,  as well as a popular television host, philanthropist, and actress. Her foundation, The Restoration With Stacy Foundation gives support to women and girls who face abuse. She closely resembles artist Leonardo Romero’s Storm seen in the Shuri series. written by Nnedi Okorafor.

Pandelani Mulaudzi

At just 24, Pandelani is a rising star in South Africa. She is a club Dj,  radio host, and actress. Holding one’s own in an established ensemble cast is very difficult, and yet she manages to do just that on South Africa’s long-running soap opera Muvhango. Her role as Dee displays both a solid sense of comedic timing and a quick wit. Pandelani looks a lot like artist J. Scott Cambell’s Storm

 Sindi Dlathu 

Ororo Monroe’s command of weather has historically been depicted with a changing of her eyes and a gathering of clouds. Gravitas is needed to carry this role and that’s exactly what Sindi Dlathu brings to her portrayal of the enigmatic diamond mine owner Lindiwe on 1Magic’s hit show The River. The version of Storm she most closely resembles is that of the character’s original artist, David Cockrum.

Genevieve Nnaji 

Condensing the credentials of talented black actresses to a few sentences is always difficult, this is especially so with Genevieve Nnaji.  She is synonymous with Nollywood,  having amassed 130 acting credits on IMDb. Genevieve is in many ways responsible for the growing international interest the world is showing toward Nigerian Cinema. She can play any role and has also worked within the industry as producer, director, and screenwriter. A good movie to check out to see her tackle powers and the supernatural would be Mirror Boy. Genevieve also resembles fan artist Ayhotte work on deviantart.

Michaela Coel

Michaela is without question already a fan favorite as far as speculative casting is concerned. In Black Earth Rising she showed her ability to become a character down to minute detail.  Contributing fresh perspective and truth are her gifts and she would undoubtedly take the character Storm to new heights. She closely resembles Fred Ian’s paintings.

Karidja Touré

Karidja is best known for her breakout role starring as Marieme in the french drama Girlhood. That role had a component of survival in a modern street context. Ororo’s childhood in Cairo is similar in many ways so from a talent standpoint Karidja would bring both innocence and intelligence to the Marvel Universe. In addition to this, she looks very much like Jen Bartel’s artwork.

Thishiwe Ziqubu

Thishiwe is a South African film director, writer, and actress. Her starring role in the SA action film Hard To Get was captivating, and she seamlessly carried moments of suspense, action, and sensuality in ways that leave the viewer guessing. One can only imagine what an actress as talented as this would do with Ororo Munroe. She looks a lot like Jim Lee’s version from the 90s, which heavily influenced the design of the 1992 X-Men Animated Series.

Bukamina Cebekhulu

Bukamina’s plays a no-nonsense role as businesswoman Gugu on SA soap opera, Muvhango. Her character, reminiscent of Maxine Shaw from Living Single is task-oriented and rarely has time to indulge in a personal life. This is parallel to the position of leadership that Ororo Munroe has in X-men and potentially, Wakanda. She looks like Paul Smith’s Redesign of the character that introduced the Iconic Mohawk.

Beverly Osu

Beverly is a runway model, actress and a finalist on the show Big Brother. She is Instantly recognizable among the youth in Nigeria due to her many guest appearances in artist music videos. There is no denying her talent and her public persona of being a sometimes provocateur could channel to the role of young Ororo quite nicely. She looks like the character when drawn by marvel artist Victor Ibanez

Jemima Osunde

Jemima is a model, presenter, and actress. She plays the character Leila in MTV’s hit Shuga series. She also recently graduated from medical school and would most certainly bring a sense of analytical reasoning and intelligence to the portrayal of Storm. Jemima bears a resemblance to Stephanie Hans artistic interpretation of Ororo.  

@marvelentertainment  Storm should be dark-skinned and cast from a global scale audition process.

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