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Ugh, life
Things are happeninggggg to quote Liz Lemon. It's really very annoying. TransUnion is running around telling everyone who asked that my identity may have been stolen, but no one was going to contact me about it. Apparently, when a major credit reporting organization that you didn't even know was monitoring you decides that your identity might be compromised, it's your responsibility to contact them and fix it. And then, of course, when you contact them, all their information for you is wrong, and it's your responsibility to fix it. Exciting times.
But it is exciting! Because soon![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
temples will be here! /slowly does laundry
My new favorite thing: Loki, are you... are you flirting with Victor von Doom? Just checking.
(And check out his fabulous nails. I love comic!Loki's black nail polish, but I also love the fact that his nails are longer than mine.)
But it is exciting! Because soon
temples will be here! /slowly does laundryMy new favorite thing: Loki, are you... are you flirting with Victor von Doom? Just checking.
(And check out his fabulous nails. I love comic!Loki's black nail polish, but I also love the fact that his nails are longer than mine.)
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... I do find it weird how evilness seems to retard eyebrow growth, though. They carried that over to the movies, too, Loki's eyebrows are much darker in Thor than Avengers.
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/slides in here with opinions on silly details
If you watch Thor with an eye for facial hair, you will also note that Chris Hemsworth's beard and eyebrows are bleached to eerily match his hair and that in close up his eyes are photoshop-blue. Branagh's Thor is a place of extremely deep, intense colors on the gods.
Joss Whedon, on the other hand, lets Clint Barton be left-handed like Jeremy Renner is in real life, and lets Chris Hemswroth's hair go unbleached.