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Psylocke: I will have you bow before me!
Y/N: ooo on my knees? Yes mistress
Psylocke: I-what? How are you not scared?!
Y/N: Iâm the spawn of Wade Wilson baby. I can heal from anything except a broken heart.
Psylocke:
Y/N: please be mine.
Psylocke: I-uhâŚokay
#marvel#marvel imagine#marvel fluff#mcu#mcu imagine#mcu fandom#marvel incorrect quotes#incorrect marvel quotes#psylocke#xmen#Psylocke x reader#olivia munn#xmen apocalypse#Deadpool reader#son of Wilson#radioactive shar pei#unicorns#if you read the tags you are a legend#youâre still here?!#aviation gin#maximum effort#xmen movies
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Iâve tried. I really have. but yâknow what
resistance is futile
jason todd will forever sound like ryan reynolds in my head thereâs nothing I can do about this, it just Is
#chris talks#why did they make his helmet look so much like deadpool and spiderman's#why does my brain make these connections#why are they so hard to shake off#why can't I get the image of jason saying 'like he got bit by a radioactive shar pei' out of my head#the answer is: I don't know#but it's entertaining SO
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Yeah, like I got bit by a radioactive Shar-Pei.
Deadpool (2016)
#wade wilson#ajax#deadpool#marveledit#mcuedit#dailymarvelheroes#dailymarvelkings#dailymarvel#deadpooledit#wadewilsonedit#marveladdicts#mcufam#marvel#mcu#filmedit#bbelcher#ruinedchildhood#userstream#movieedit#fyeahmarvel#lou edits#*mine
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I spent all this time thinking Deadpool said that he was bitten by a radioactive "Sharpay", as in the mean populer teenage girl from the hit disney channel movie "High School Musical", played by one Ashley Tisdale, only to find out today that he actually said "shar pei", as in the dog breed. This... this makes more sense than a radioactive teenage girl.
#deadpool#wade wilson#deadpool 2#marvel#marvel comics#merc with a mouth#deadpool movie#shar pei#sharpay#high school musical#disney#like why did that make sense to me?#I immediately thought of a girl covered in pink and glowing green and thought#'makes sense good joke"#like what the fuck?#wrinkley dogs!! makes so much more sense#now that IS a good joke
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Deadpool in 5 panels.
YAY, I wanted to do a 5 panel of Deadpool comics for, like forever! This is gonna be hilarious!
Iâm a mentally ill mercenary and I look like a radioactive shar-pei.
I am constantly in pain.
My father left me with my alcoholic mother, and I feel guilty about it.
Iâm unhappily in love with Death.
I want to be loved and have friends, but everyone hates my guts.
⌠Um⌠ha ha ha?
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ok but they better make vanessa into copycat in deadpool 2
because man the beginning of deadpool, her making herself into a version of wade would be very fucked up and complex, it would be the wildest shit
anyway this version of wade is a bit too noble for me..but eh. again, i knew that. still feels weird. but they couldn't sell deadpool as the fucked up mess he is in the comics to new movie only fans
because his backstory in the comics is so overly complicated, as is the prerequisite for all comics characters
also there are a few total garbage moments in this film, which i already knew about
there are just some shit quips that they could have skipped over and the film would not have suffered. some casual transphobia. yay for comics movies.
on lines that were kept in, very glad to hear 'radioactive shar pei'
sadly ryan reynolds does not have deadpool's famous gravelly demi moore voice
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@squeeful --itâs a blood red crelly!
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11 Holiday Grooming Essentials Every Man Should Pack This Summer
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11 Holiday Grooming Essentials Every Man Should Pack This Summer
For all intents and purposes, few situations are as stressful as a holiday. We know, we know: first world problems. But from the mad dash through customs to the wrangling of ice-cream-covered kids (yours or otherwise), itâs not uncommon to arrive back at your desk in need of another break.
To make matters worse, the inevitable stressors start long before youâve even made it to the airport â notably when attempting to build a beach-ready grooming routine. Get caught short of sun cream, and youâre stuck with an unsightly set of burn lines the next time you disrobe in the gym; pack the wrong moisturiser or hair product, and youâll sabotage your style in every smug holiday selfie from now until reboarding.
Navigate the minefield with our pick of essentials your holiday regimen canât do without. Then you can relax and worry about what really matters, like when itâs actually acceptable to crack open your first beer. (PS, itâs not 7.45am in the departures lounge.)
Hair Clay
Even if you are spending your summer on a yacht in Lake Como, ditch the wet-look gel, and leave oil-slick hair to the oligarchs. Sure, Flavio Briatore gets the girls, but weâre not sure thatâs down to his choice of hair product.
âI always recommend using lightweight, matte products on holiday, as they not only allow hair to maintain its natural movement and texture without weighing it down, but the matte effect also helps hair to appear thicker,â says Aveda master barber, Stelios Nicolaou.
Warm up a medium coin-sized amount in your palms (this helps make the product easier to control) and apply evenly to your locks for a style thatâll hold without making your head sweat.
Matte Moisturiser
The effect the sunâs rays have on your face can leave you with a cloudy demeanour, so â since premature ageing is something you probably already feel like youâre doing at your desk â protecting yourself on holiday is essential.
Choose a moisturiser with a minimum SPF of 30 and make sure itâs made specifically for your face, rather than your body. That way the cream you choose is more likely to be invisible, non-greasy and above all, wonât block your pores.
Given that youâre already going to be sweating in the sun, earn bonus points with an SPF that keeps shine in check in preparation for photo ops.
Detoxing Shampoo
Skin and hair are made up of the same stuff (keratin), so it makes sense that lazy days around the pool can be equally bad on both.
âHair is sensitised by sun, sea water and chlorine build-up, which can make it feel dry and sometimes become discoloured,â says Christel Lundqvist, founder of London-based STIL Salon.
To combat this, arm yourself with a detoxing shampoo â ideally with a UV filter â and couple it with a peppermint conditioner for a cooling effect that will help calm the scalp after exposure to the sun. Either that, or keep your cap on in the pool. Nah, we didnât think so.
Sun Protection
Classic sun creams no longer cut it. Theyâre either thick enough to absorb, but feel clammy afterwards, or theyâre too slick to sink in, leaving you streaked like a Jackson Pollock.
Instead, pack a spray that distributes evenly and is quickly absorbed. Water-resistance is a must, too. Obviously youâll have to reapply after spending an hour doing lengths of the pool, but the product you plump for should at least have the staying power to resist sweat, or save you the faff of topping up after a quick dip.
A word to the wise: opt for a high SPF no less than 30 and let your tan build up gradually. The colour you gain from using a higher SPF over a longer period is far superior to the burn-and-peel of an SPF 4. Remember, thereâs only ever one winner in a standoff with the sun.
Lip Balm
Your smackers lack melanin â the skin pigment that protects you from the sun â and are therefore at high risk from skin-damaging UV rays. So when the mercury rises, break out the minerals â namely zinc oxide.
âLife is a constant search for the ultimate full block zinc to use on my lips,â explains Mike Lay, a surfer and ambassador for Californian surf brand Reef. âThe aim is to find one that doesnât come off in the sea, but wipes off once youâre out of the sun.â
Zinc oxide is an inorganic compound that sits on top of your lips, rather than being absorbed, providing a physical barrier that deflects both UVA and UVB rays. Sweet, dude.
Pollution Protector
The sun will always be skinâs public enemy number one on holiday, but smaller particulate matter from smog, soot and exhaust fumes could also be doing the dirty on your face.
Cities like London, Beijing and Cairo regularly exceed the World Health Organisationâs recommended pollution levels which, in non-nerd speak, means irritated skin, clogged pores and accelerated ageing.
To avoid taking these effects back as a souvenir from a city break, up your anti-oxidants with preventative formulas rich in skin-saving ingredients like vitamin E, and use alongside a gentle scrub twice a week to speed up cell turnover.
Hydrating Serum
Long-haul flights sap the skin of moisture long before you have a chance to lay out under that big ball of radioactive mass.
The combination of dry cabin air, reduced blood flow and general stress of being wedged into a seat the size of a toaster creates the perfect storm for a less-than-glowing complexion.
Hiding in the overhead bin wonât help. Instead, arm yourself with a hydrating serum to stop your face and beard from looking like a Shar Peiâs nads. Helpfully, ingredients like rosehip can also calm sunburn and act as an aftershave balm after landing.
Wash Bag
Weâve all been there: arriving at your holiday destination only to find that every one of the 13 Cuban collar shirts you packed for the five-night stay is covered in body wash.
As well as being the cause of all kinds of face-based turbulence, changes in air pressure while rocketing through the sky in a tin shed is to blame for these spillages.
To prevent leaks from going viral when hopping between time zones, cart your grooming kit in a stylish and practical wash bag, the best of which are cut from water-resistant leather, rubber or cotton twill.
Summer Fragrance
Finding the perfect summer fragrance isnât easy. The oud-based scent you deployed in dark bars throughout winter becomes overpowering and out of place once things hot up; too floral and itâs too feminine; too breezily aquatic and it wonât have the staying power to last the day. Take the Goldilocks approach with a holiday spritz thatâs just right.
âChoosing a fragrance that combines warmer notes with freshness works superbly well on skin exposed to heat,â explains Christophe Cervasel, co-founder of Atelier Cologne. âFor instance, combining the notes of citrus bergamot with the warmth of Turkish rose is energising, yet sensual.â
Away from the olfactive parlance, that means a fragrance which walks a tightrope between beachside freshness and a headiness thatâll turn heads come sundown.
Travel Bottles
There are few things worse than being forced to leave your go-to grooming product at airport security, all because you failed to spot that it was 5ml too large.
Aside from the annoyance of knowing a sausage-fingered customs officer just pocketed your moisturiser, failing to plan ahead will also leave you desperately scrambling around duty-free for an inevitably poor substitute.
Donât leave it to chance. Decant the products you depend on into a set of travel-sized bottles, pots and spray containers. Theyâre fantastically cheap and designed to meet all carry-on requirements. No more tears.
Travel Grooming Kits
Packing for a holiday is hard, plain and simple. After unearthing your linen shirts from storage and agonising over which length of swimmers really is too short, any responsibility you can shirk is a winner.
If relying on hand luggage alone, rather than decanting your grooming products into pots, opt for a pre-packed selection of miniatures, which tick off the essentials while staying within regulations.
On overnight flights or when travelling for business, itâs never a bad idea to throw a travel toothbrush into your carry-on to freshen up before landing. And despite containing scissors, there are plenty of manicure sets that meet international luggage restrictions. Just donât be that guy clipping his toenails on the red eye.
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