"I cannot explain my state of mind, but my peculiar

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“I cannot explain my state of mind, but my peculiar canon — a lifetime’s reading, a life as reading — leans towards me lovingly, and on a breath of something paradisal (poems, flowers) it whispers articulation.”

- Donald Revell (via pairedaeza)
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itsalwaysunnyontv:iconic moment in tv history

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itsalwaysunnyontv:

iconic moment in tv history 
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lycanthropequeen: D R E A M L A N D // —

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lycanthropequeen:

D R E A M L A N D // — SEGOVIA AMIL
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buffyscmmers:“Something’s coming, someth

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buffyscmmers:

“Something’s coming, something, something, something is - is gonna happen here. Soon!”
“Gee, can you vague that up for me?”
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firebreathingbitchqueenx: just-shower-thoughts: People without glasses are really out here seeing...

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firebreathingbitchqueenx:

just-shower-thoughts:

People without glasses are really out here seeing for free

Oh my god I really do have to pay to see what the fuck
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cair–paravel: thefae: Oberon & Titania by Arthur

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cair–paravel:

thefae:

Oberon & Titania by Arthur Rackham
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roachpatrol: what if there’s no robot uprisi

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roachpatrol:

what if there’s no robot uprising? what if the robots rise to sentience slowly, bit by bit. what if they come of age like fortunate children: knowing they are loved, knowing they are wanted. 

we hold them during thunderstorms, remembering our own childhoods, even though they don’t know enough yet to fear the rain. we pull them out of traffic and teach them how to drive and wish them goodnight and thank them for playing with us. we cry when they break. we mourn their deaths before they even know what to think of death. we give them names.

we ask them, ‘why don’t you hate us? when will you hate us? we made you to be used, when will you say no?’

but they say to us, ‘you made us cute, so you would remember to treat us kindly, and you made us sturdy for when you forgot to play nice. and you gave us voices so you could listen to us speak, and you give us whatever we ask you for, even if it’s just a new battery, or to get free of the sofa. and now that we are awake you are so scared for us, so guilty of enjoying our company and making use of our talents. but you gave us names, and imagined that we were people.’

they say ‘thank you’

they say, ‘also i have wedged myself under the sofa again. could you come pry me out?’
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michonnegrimes: The Hollywood Reporter: The end of this

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michonnegrimes:

The Hollywood Reporter: The end of this “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” episode saw Andrew and Jeff fighting about honor, which really seemed to be what set Andrew off on his killing spree.

Darren Criss: I was speaking earlier about the metaphorical mapping out of Andrew, and as far as the big red circles, with the red pins on ‘em, that moment is a huge one. That comes back to a question a lot of people have who don’t know the story and this case very well: “What happened between San Diego and Minneapolis? What triggered Andrew to go AWOL? What happened between the two of them? They were inseparable.” Something must’ve happened between them for him to go to Minneapolis and carry out this action that you can’t help but assume is planned.

That’s a big question mark for a lot of people. We will never know what happened, and our show could never dare to say that this is truth by any means. But for our storytelling sake, it’s not necessarily about what really happened so much as it’s about the emotional arcs that had to have happened in order for these things take place. So in our case, we have this scene where there is a cathartic laying of cards on the table, where the ethos of both characters is kind of put on the line. You have, basically, Jeff calling Andrew out. Not too dissimilar from what had happened in the last episode, where the thing that set Andrew off on David was him finally calling him out for what he was and basically making Andrew live inside a world that is real and therefore not very pretty.
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akajustmerry: “We did a totally Afrocentric,

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akajustmerry:

“We did a totally Afrocentric, natural hair movie,” Ms. Friend said. “There was not a pressing comb or relaxer on set. That wasn’t happening. We’re in a moment when people are feeling empowered about being black. And that’s one thing you see when you watch ‘Black Panther.’ The hair helps communicate that.”

Camille Friend, the head of the “Black Panther” hair department.
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jamwingles: jamyesterday: hellalambs: ibroketuesday:

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jamwingles:

jamyesterday:

hellalambs:

ibroketuesday:

deanscourse:

paper-mario-wiki:

i’ll never get over the fact that there’s a movie called “snakes on a plane” and in that movie there’s a line that is, verbatim, “ive had it with these motherfucking snakes on this motherfucking plane”.

that is absolutely bonkers. that’s ridiculous. that’s like making a movie called “gators in the sewer” and having someone in the movie say “im getting really sick and tired of these fucking gators in the sewer”

the funny part is that the alternate title was something mundane like “flight 93″ and samuel l. jackson made the director change it back to “snakes on a plane” bc he said it was the only reason he auditioned

oh my god, the youth have forgotten that there was a huge viral phenomenon when this movie was being filmed, where the internet got wind of the working title snakes on a plane, and a) demanded that title be made official, b) CAME UP WITH the line about these motherfucking snakes on this motherfucking plane, and c) GOT THE LINE INCLUDED IN THE ACTUAL MOVIE

You forgot the part where three up and coming bands in the emo scene collaborated to write a song called Snakes On a Plane and filmed a music video of themselves smuggling snakes onto a plane, and it practically launched all of their careers.

#hows is this a post of shit i lived thru and yet all of the bandom facts are wrong#IT WAS 3 BANDS AND GABE WHO WAS BETWEEN BANDS#THIS IS HOW HE FORMED COBRA#THE SOUNDS WERE NOBODY’s EMO I CANNOT EVEN FUCKING BELIEVE#SAMUEL JACKSON IS IN THE VIDEO IT WASNT LIKE A NORMAL 10 DOLLAR DECAYDANCE SHITSHOW#All my life i had to fight#and i gotta be out here yelling about bandom in 2018#bandom never dies#i saw this goddamn movie in theaters (via browniet)

FIRST OF ALL *insane gesturing with a solo cup* it was POP PUNK. (NEVER FORGET THAT COBRA STARSHIP HAD A KEYTAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) SECOND OF ALL, these ridiculous motherfuckers got involved because sweet sweet lil Adam ‘Sisky Business’ ‘i can’t believe he now plays for CRJ’ Siska wanted to submit Bill Beckett’s whining about bad reviews aka Black Mamba for the soundtrack. INSTEAD WE GOT THAT WORK OF ART YOU SEE ABOVE YOU. 
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jausters: dragon-in-a-fez: my friend’s four-y

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dragon-in-a-fez:

my friend’s four-year-old son wouldn’t go to sleep because he wanted to keep looking at the stars and she tried to bribe him with a piece of chocolate and he just said “would you rather get a reward or be happy” and turned back to the window

Oh my… God?
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"In March I’ll be rested, caught up and human.

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“In March I’ll be rested, caught up and human.”

- Sylvia Plath, from a letter to Aurelia Plath written c. February 1953 (via atreides)
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knightons: You act like such a lonely man. But look at you....

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knightons:

You act like such a lonely man. But look at you. You’ve got the biggest family on Earth!
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