One thing I really like about the burgeoning Mad Max: Fury Road fandom is how chill we are with each others ships:
Max/Furiousa: Absolutely!
Max/Furiousa brotp: Jaeger co-pilots for life.
Furiousa/Valkyrie: Oh yeah! Very awesome.
Max/Nux: Frick yes.
Nux/Slit: Carry on, you beautiful disaster.
Nux/Capable: 10 out of 10 adorbs.
Nux/Capable brotp: 10 out of 10 adorbs.
No ships at all: Sure thing.
Shipping all of the things: Why not?
(via dyinghistoric)
honestly though why is no one talking about when nux told max “Well, you can ask for more than a jacket,” after he took his jacket back
because honestly that was the cutest part of the movie
He was so positive that Max was on his side, sweet babe
And Max is just like ‘what is /up/ with this weirdo?’
That whole conversation is gold, like Nux is just so happy that they “captured” Furiosa and thinks Max is on his side and he’s like “YAY!! GO TEAM wow we could totally ask for like whatever we want, Senpai is gonna be so grateful, I wanna drive the cool War Rig, what are you gonna ask for huh bloodbag??? :D”. And then Max just like hauling the jacket off him and Nux neither resists nor tries to make the jacket removal any easier, he just stands there while Max pulls the jacket off. And like “LOL bruh that’s all you want is a jacket LMAO like you could probably ask for more than that IDK” and then Max drops him with a hit to the solar plexus. And Nux spends the remainder of the scene huddled in pain in the dirt behind everyone else while the other characters do actual important stuff. :’D
LITERALLY HILARIOUS
He’s so happy and then gets thumped right in the chest
It’s so funny to me because you have all this serious stuff that happens after that, Max taking the rig and leaving the distraught wives behind, Furiosa’s badass dialogue– “Out here everything hurts, pick up what you can and run”, etc – and then behind it all you have sad little trashbaby, lying on the ground with his knees pulled up to his chest, just silently like “BLOODBAG NO, I thought we were brothers, I thought we were friends, why have you forsaken me”.
“WHY BLOODBAG WHY?” D:
///that’s so funny///
(Source: raptorslit, via dyinghistoric)
step 1. promise yourself you’re not gonna see the movie
step 2. see the movie anyway
step 3. haha you failed welcome to the dump with the rest of us, take a seat
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what if you were in bed tonight and you were really lonely and sad and you were lying with your arm hanging out over the edge of the bed into the darkness and just as you were going to sleep, the darkness reached out and held your hand
i made a thing
This is beautiful.
I cried
I love this. The darkness is usually portrayed as something sinister but I think it’s beautiful.
hello darkness, my old friend…
(Source: bomo, via gryffindorconsultingtimelord)
Born in 300 BC in ancient Greece, Agnodice wanted to practice medicine in an era when women were legally prohibited from the healing arts. According to legend, Agnodice was a noblewoman born with a passion for medicine. The only way she could achieve her dream was to cut her hair and wear men’s clothing. Encouraged by her father, she Dressed thusly and soon become an avid student of the famous Alexandrian physician, Herophilus where she earned the highest marks.
Her story comes to us through Hyginus, a Latin author of the first century CE:
A certain maiden named Agnodice desired to learn medicine and since she desired to learn she cut her hair, donned the clothes of a man and became a student of Herophilus. After she learned medicine, she heard a woman crying out in the throes of labor so she went to her assistance. The woman, thinking she was a man, refused her help; but Agnodice lifted up her clothes and revealed herself to be a woman and was thus able to treat her patient.
When the male doctors found that their service were not wanted by the women, they began to accuse Agnodice, saying that she had seduced the women and they accused the women of feigning illness [to get visits from Agnodice]. When she was brought before the law court, the men began to condemn Agnodice. Agnodice once again lifted her tunic to show that she was indeed a woman.
The male doctors began to accuse her all the more vehemently [for breaking the law forbidding women to study medicine]. At this point the wives of the leading men arrived saying “you men are not spouses but enemies since you are condemning her who discovered health for us.” Then the Athenians emended the law so that freeborn women could study medicine. [x]
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