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Huh. I would have pegged him for a Billy. Also, good to know bow ties were always his thing. (via Cheezeburger

  • Washington D.C. has started an ad campaign to encourage citizens to treat transgender citizens with courtesy and respect. Sad it’s necessary but glad they’re doing something. Check out what the actual ad looks like on The Frisky.

That’s-a-lotta-Wonder-Womans. (via DC Planet)

  • Some folks have a Kickstarter going raising money to create a fan version of George R.R. Martin’s “The Hedge Knight” tale from A Song of Ice and Fire. Hey, it could tide us over until Season 3 starts. (via Topless Robot)

And here’s what the costume for the new RoboCop will look like. Snooze-fest if you ask me. (via /Film)

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