Doktor Hatebear

Vid Tuesday and His Deckle Fetish... (NSFW)

Thu, 08 Mar 2012 09:49:08 -0800

Try to find the video of him reading a *deckle-edged vintage book while touching himself. You will thank me later…or not, you might even hate me later but that’s okay.

(deckle edged pages in a book are when a book has uneven/not smooth edge on the page turning side of the book.)

I do NOT have a deckle fetish and in fact prefer my books be smooth and not uneven but I can understand the interested in the page framing and uniqueness in the deckle process.

http://www.vidtuesday.com

Mrow! 11th Doctor!!! <3 <3 <3

Mon, 27 Feb 2012 08:28:44 -0800

Mrow! 11th Doctor!!! <3 <3 <3

DC Women Kicking Ass: DC Comics SDCC panels: uncomfortable questions about female creators/characters

Sun, 24 Jul 2011 09:35:06 -0700

DC Women Kicking Ass: DC Comics SDCC panels: uncomfortable questions about female creators/characters:

glassofwin:

DC Comics will not be receiving my money anytime soon.

clownyprincess:

dcwomenkickingass:

The DC Comics panels at SDCC have been filled with what I being told are uncomfortable and awkward moments around the issues of female creators and characters.

Much of this is being driven by a woman attending the DC panels with her young daughter. From people I’ve spoken to the daughter is a tweener — under 14. The woman is dressed at Batgirl; her daughter as Spoiler. Here’sComics Alliances reporting on the incident I reported via CBR last night:

On female characters in the Justice League line: A female fan in a Batgirl costume, with daughter dressed as Spoiler, was very upset by what she said was a lack of female characters being featured centrally on the covers in the Justice League line of books. The panelists said they are trying very hard to take diversity seriously in terms of both gender and race. The fan said no such characters were featured prominently on the covers, leading to a somewhat heated and awkward back-and-forth ending with her promising to go count them. The mood of the room was definitely against her, with Lee joking and asking if she wanted the female characters to be “dead center or off-center” on covers.

I heard it was very uncomfortable and the room was aggressively against her. Anyone there to confirm?

Today they showed up at another panel. It was uncomfortable again. David Uzumeri of Comics Alliance said it was the single most awkward panel he’s ever sat in on. I can see why from his story:

On Female Creators: The same Batgirl-clad fan who made appearances at many DC panels over the weekend asked why there aren’t more female creators on DC titles. DiDio said that DC Comics hires the best writers and artists they can, to much applause from the audience.

A huge round of applause, I heard. And certainly not in support of the woman.

Morrison quipped that he looks great in a dress, to which the questioner responded, “I appreciate you trying to brush me off.” Morrison then encouraged women in the audience to submit their work to DC.

CBR reports it this way:

A fan dressed as Batgirl who had been at every DC panel over the weekend asked whether the publisher was committed to hiring more women. Didio said that they were working to put the best talent possible on the books. Morrison asked, “Do more women want to write DC superheroes?” and when many female fans responded “Yes!” he simply added “Then send your stuff in.”

They hire the best. Ah, there’s your answer. And they certainly must know who the best female creators are, right?

Here’s Didio Thursday night:

Now I come to you — what do we have to do for you to change your mind?”

“Hire more women. You went from 12% women to 1% women.”

“Who should we have hired?” DiDio demanded.

Didio was also asked about female characters at the 52 panel today, here’s the exchange via Newsarama:

First Fan is asking about the status of the “missing” DC female characters, and in general asking how is DC behind female characters?
11:53 DiDio “Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Batgirl, Birds of Prey, Dove, female leads in every team book”
11:53

“I’d like to match up female leads in our books up against any other company out ther, I think we have the best percentage out there

I appreciate the effort of this woman and her daughter and if anyone sees her thank her for bringing up these questions.

Well, shit. Fuck you, DC.

It really becomes clear why they put Harley in that godawful “costume” when they can’t even treat a female human being with a little respect. Fucking mongrel douchebags.

You deserve this.: Deprogramming old thought patterns.

Wed, 22 Jun 2011 22:06:01 -0700

You deserve this.: Deprogramming old thought patterns. :

recoverandfly:

So, let’s talk about thought patterns, and what assholes they are. Sometimes so subtle, you can’t even recognize them. I’ll just talk about a few of mine so you get the idea.

If someone doesn’t respond to a text I think they are ignoring me because they hate me and are bored of me and blablabla….

Guilty pleasure. “Should see me in the parking lot! 7-11...

Mon, 21 Mar 2011 11:05:16 -0700

Guilty pleasure. “Should see me in the parking lot! 7-11 is the spot!
Fights with wings and shiny things
and lions, tigers, bears - Oh my ride!

Portland, OR and then some...

Sun, 20 Mar 2011 13:57:50 -0700

I’ve never been to Portland but I always have some idea of it in my head. I always think it must be some super awesome mecca for queers and radicals and non-conformists. I have friends and family living there and I always feel so jealous and like I’m missing out on something so good. Something so good like vegan donuts, Fat Fancy and so many outlets and opportunities to socialize and become a part of a community. I feel like I’m missing out.

Deep down inside I think I am probably wrong about all of this. I felt this way about Berkeley back in the early 90s and when I finally got to go there I was so let down. I had built it up so much in my head that when I got there I just felt depressed and like the magic I was searching for certainly wasn’t there.

I have a feeling that most of these location dilemmas come from me being a socially awkward person who is never quite comfortable with myself. I think it also comes from me being someone who is too lazy to fight boredom and just expects everything I want to come my way.

I live in Los Angeles and this is where I will most likely stay. I have a family, I do. I have two toddler sons and and a husband. His family lives here in southern California and most of mine does too. We work here, live here, go to school here - so it makes sense to stay.

I’m sure there is a community I would love to be active in here in So Cal but with no car or license, no friends and a busy stay-at-home-mom* schedule I end up stuck. I have a lot of ideas but no means to turn them into actions. I want to run an art show, have an open mic night, start a performance group, do guerrilla karaoke takeovers, have potlucks, dance parties……just so so much but I don’t know how or where to begin.

(*it is also awkward to meet people at events that I go to as most that I go to or want to go to are happenings in the queer scene or the bdsm scene or both and I get a lot of confused WTF looks over me being a mom in a monogamous hetero marriage. I don’t know. It takes all kinds I guess.)

BARR - Context Ender - This song is so raw and real & it...

Fri, 18 Mar 2011 23:33:02 -0700

BARR - Context Ender - This song is so raw and real & it just touches me in such a way that when I hear it I can feel it in my shoulders and chest and it just settles in and sticks on me all day.

Magnets! Jesus! Copper! BE HEALED!!!

Fri, 18 Mar 2011 10:21:42 -0700

Magnets! Jesus! Copper! BE HEALED!!!

Miami Advice by Kimya Dawson

Fri, 18 Mar 2011 10:06:19 -0700

Miami Advice by Kimya Dawson :

I am more than ready for her new album to be out. I have high hopes. <3

.turn your head and cough.

Wed, 09 Mar 2011 21:34:19 -0800

.turn your head and cough.