If you're a fan of cosplay, then you probably know the name Yaya Han. This veteran in the cosplay game has portrayed a vast array of characters over the years, from popular figures in the anime/manga space to .
The way Twitter would crop images is something I’d just come to accept. If I posted something outside of its limitations, I would just have to hope that folks would click to see the full image or hope that the image was cropped at a decent spot in the picture.
But no more!
A moment of silence to all of my past posts that suffered from The Twitter Crop.
And a moment of silence to those who mastered the fine art of “click for a surprise!”
People that tweet “open for surprise” pic.twitter.com/h8YDQ0mN8F
“She has become a bit of a lightning rod of the people saying step on me,” says Gemma Glitter, erotica writer and former dominatrix.
“People have used that as a term to talk about being attracted to someone for a while and wanting them to rough them up. But for her it really is this ‘I want her to step on me’.”
There are two distinct fetishes at play here. The first is trampling, the act of stepping on someone. The other is macrophilia, a love of giants – most often women. These terms are used most frequently by those interested in feminine dominance.
Right off the bat, I have to give props to the folks over at
Adult Swim. They’ve been coming up with over-the-top pranks for April 1st for years. From airing the cinematic masterpiece that is
The Room (multiple times), to that year where they fooled us all by not having a prank at all, you can tell that they’re trying to do something legitimately entertaining.
This year’s gag is one of my favorites, if not my absolute favorite, as they revealed their campaign for
Adult Swim Junior. This kid-friendly programming block lets children get back into the pool, so go away, pesky adults! You’d think it’d be a marathon the likes of Baby Kermit and friends, and, well, it kinda is … except with their adult animation block. They actually took the time to show off their shows, but now, all the characters are children, so much so that Harvey Birdman is a junior associate instead of a full-fledged attorney at law.