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fireflysummers:

I’m not overly excited for a third spider-man reboot, but I can think of two ways that it would catch my interest:

Way #1: 

Way #2:

Yes.

Does the Marvel collaboration mean a full reboot? I haven’t read that as confirmed yet. The news came last night like a SPIDER VAN at MIDNIGHT in your DRIVEWAY, saying “GET IN, WE’RE GOING SHOPPING.” I feel the current actors aren’t the problem (the writing is one), but would love and support either idea above.

(I still feel that the first Amazing Spider-Man was a 5/5. The most unbelievable part at the time seemed to be that Peter Parker would use Bing, but even that I was cool with. The second one, I am fairly confident in decreeing, sidelined and threw away character depth for franchise building, which was very disappointing.)

maggie-stiefvater-deactivated20:

Dear larajeansong,

How I would love to answer your question, as there is nothing more than I like than the delighted smiles of readers satiated by answers.

However, when reading your question (I have mentally added a question mark to the end of your words to elevate them from fragment to query; this is just one of my many talents) all I could think of is how I long for the day when the word “virgin” is mostly used for describing olive oil or a particular set of islands rather than a human, as I am struck by how the tendency to consider virgin humans a markedly different commodity than nonvirgin humans has ended up in years and years of collective uncertainty, agony, judgment, and ignorance on the part of said virgins and nonvirgins.

So I am afraid I cannot answer your question. I can give you this video of one of my fainting goats instead, however. 

urs,

Stiefvater

Was so sure this was going to end with, “Stiefvater out,” and a mic drop. Though, to be fair, there was a goat drop, and that does make even more sense.

rubyetc:

So I was in Ikea and I said to myself, ‘You’re almost 21 now kid you gotta grow up and buy yourself a statement piece. Something that screams ‘responsible adult’ and ‘definitely not prone to regressive/impulsive purchases’.