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Hello! I won't bore everyone with an intro, but I'm yet another newly converted Iron Man fan that's begun delving into the old stuff because of it.
Anyway, I saw elite's recent arc reactor post, and felt inspired to post my own -- not quite as inventive -- experiment from earlier this weekend.
By repetitive, I mean most of these are basically the same picture.
If you haven't guessed already, they're tiny versions of those round lights you push to turn on. Target had a set of four for $10 and the instant I saw them, I went, "OH GOD. I NEED THEM."
I had to use tape on the hand one because it wouldn't stick to my actual skin. ಠ_ಠ And you guys don't know how tempted I was to pull back my hair and pencil on a shitty goatee with eyeliner for added lulz.
Yes. I am one of the biggest nerds on the planet.
TOTALLY UNRELATED:
While I'm making a post, have something else. Upon my second viewing of the movie, I noticed something amazing.
POSSIBLE SPOILERS BELOW HERE.
Take a really good look at this screencap.
See that thing on the table behind Tony? Under his right (our left) arm? The large, round, half-finished object with a partially painted star?
Looks familiar, doesn't it?
I'd actually heard about this online, and when I saw it in the theatre again, I had to sit in the front row. So I was staring straight at it and it was like 20 feet tall.
It really is what it looks like, I'm confirming it. My mind is blown.
Anyway, I saw elite's recent arc reactor post, and felt inspired to post my own -- not quite as inventive -- experiment from earlier this weekend.
By repetitive, I mean most of these are basically the same picture.
If you haven't guessed already, they're tiny versions of those round lights you push to turn on. Target had a set of four for $10 and the instant I saw them, I went, "OH GOD. I NEED THEM."
I had to use tape on the hand one because it wouldn't stick to my actual skin. ಠ_ಠ And you guys don't know how tempted I was to pull back my hair and pencil on a shitty goatee with eyeliner for added lulz.
Yes. I am one of the biggest nerds on the planet.
TOTALLY UNRELATED:
While I'm making a post, have something else. Upon my second viewing of the movie, I noticed something amazing.
POSSIBLE SPOILERS BELOW HERE.
Take a really good look at this screencap.
See that thing on the table behind Tony? Under his right (our left) arm? The large, round, half-finished object with a partially painted star?
Looks familiar, doesn't it?
I'd actually heard about this online, and when I saw it in the theatre again, I had to sit in the front row. So I was staring straight at it and it was like 20 feet tall.
It really is what it looks like, I'm confirming it. My mind is blown.