(Source: filmbook21)

maaarine:

Talks at Google: Alice Walker

padfootpatrol:

Based on this post which I couldn’t delete from my brain

Maybe Foreign Language Wouldn’t Be So Foreign

yaminoendo:

dontthinkonithermione:
Based off of this text post for @emettkaysworld + @bumblebeebats
Hermione: It baffles and infuriates me that Hogwarts students don’t take Latin or Greek.
Hermione: “Expelliarmus”?
My new favorite version of Hermione.

weirdlet:

procrastiwriting:
My main problem as a writer is that I don’t write because “I have a story to tell”. I write because there are worlds I want to visit, ideas I want to explore, people I want to meet, conversations I want to hear, emotions that I want to express, and impossibilities I want to make real.
Which means that I still need a fucking plot.
Ugh, this.

whereverigobillygoes:

northstarfan:
whereverigobillygoes:
Sneak peek for the Detroit!AU where Goodnight/Billy are both androids developing……feelings?
Oh, nice! Are you going full color with the comic, or shades of noir?
I want to do full color with resting animations but before I decide I gotta see what my final page count comes to

crewdlydrawn:

radicallindsay:
I’m livid
That is the most Goldblumiest thing to say. I believe it.

(Source: callofthenerd)

(Source: james-winston)

oddgay:

Henry really sNAPPED

weirdbuzzfeed:

adulthoodisokay:
rbooknerdk:
buzzfeed:
whyyyyyy
Wasn’t this the toy that scared a kid real bad so they ran away screaming only since it follows sound it just chased this poor screaming kid all over the place?
yep that’s the one

(Source: buzzfeednews.com)

dancerindc:

This is why the gays fucking love this show.

(Source: so-discreetly-sympathetic)

oddly-drawn-thoughtss:

・。・゜゜・☆彡゜+.☆彡・゜・。

(Source: oceluna)

justzaay:

robtherich:
this one hit me real hard

funkysafari:

As mist haunts the Black Forest, a sure-footed red fox makes its way up the trunk of a half-fallen Douglas fir tree. This resourceful species, found across the Northern Hemisphere, is a symbol of cunning in many cultures and mythologies. KLAUS ECHLE