my parents definitely did not raise me to be a queer feminist filled with the wrath of a thousand enraged dragons and yet here i am
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my parents definitely did not raise me to be a queer feminist filled with the wrath of a thousand enraged dragons and yet here i am
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He knows how everything works except people.
That’s the most accurate assessment of Tony Stark’s character I’ve seen yet.
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“I will attack the Greeks with my entire navy.” [x]
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“If you’re from the sea…why do you have legs?”
#omg does that mean like #mulan is janice #and kuzco is damien
this is kuzco. he’s almost too gay to function.
I need art of that.
omg WANT
#Who would be Glen Coco #I need Glen Coco
omg Cinderella you can’t just ask people why they have legs
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dammit-jim-imadoctor-notablogger:
What’s funny about this is that in Star Trek he’s quoting Sherlock Holmes, but in Sherlock he’s quoting Spock.
Although the original quote was from Sherlock Holmes. It was used in TOS and then in Star Trek (2009) as a reference to SH. Then in Sherlock 2x02, Sherlock says it and John calls him ‘Spock’ as though it’s a reference to Star Trek and Wibbly Wobbly Inception of the quote, yo.
Canonically Spock is a descendant of Sherlock Holmes.
Wait, really? ^^^^
Yep. Star Trek 6 Spock says “An ancestor of mine once said ‘If you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains however improbable must be the truth.”
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— George R.R. Martin
[when asked if he was going to let any Game of Thrones/Song of Ice and Fire characters live] (via syddrian)
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“My mother boils seawater. It sits all afternoon simmering on the stovetop, almost two gallons in a big soup pot. The windows steam up and the house smells like a storm. In the evening, a crust of salt is all that’s left at the bottom of the pot. My mother scrapes it out with a spoon. We each lick a fingertip and dip them in the salt and it’s softer than you’d think, less like sand and more like snow. We lay our fingertips on our tongues, right in the middle. It tastes like salt but like something else, too—wide, and dark. It tastes like drowning, or like falling asleep on the shore and only waking up when the tide has come up to your feet and you wonder if you’d gone on sleeping, would you have sunk?”
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A Game of Oh ShitsIt’s funny, because at this exact moment, my husband and I both said “OH SHIT” in unison.
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