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#inspiration 

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#CRIES ABOUT IT 

paralysedbeaver:

Shaun of the Dead (2003), Hot Fuzz (2007), The World’s End (2013) [x,x,x]

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#eerily accurate 

retailavenger85:

aidanyoukilime:

lokis-army-at-221b:

muggleland:

the ceo of abercrombie and fitch has a lot of nerve saying that ugly people shouldn’t wear his clothes when he looks like a caucasian orc from the lord of the rings

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Please Azog is WAY more attractive than that guy.  If we’re comparing him to orcs, I’m thinking Mr. Potato Head.

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I JUST SPIT WATER ONTO MY COMPUTER.

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#me 2 

homuras:

(rips my shirt off) I LOVE SAKANA

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Because Pottermore just opened to the public,

kingscrow:

nemophilistv:

amundanelifeawaits:

kisu-no-hi:

starscrossed:

feelingkindawoozy:

hangednothung:

okay—idiotas:

I’d like to bring this back. My friend and I want to see if there’s any sort of relationship between Hogwarts houses and personality types (we’re using Myers-Briggs for this).

If you’d like to participate, just reblog or reply to this post (or message me) with your House and type.

For houses- if you were sorted on Pottermore, I’d prefer if you used that result. If you aren’t on Pottermore, or really really don’t think that test matched you with the right house, just put the house you feel you fit in best with.

For Myers-Briggs types- if you don’t already know your Myers-Briggs type, this site is really helpful in determining which of the sixteen types best fits you. It isn’t a personality quiz, it just has information about the different elements that make up the types.

Thanks so much!

(Note- this is for our own personal nerdly enjoyment, not for Official Science or anything. When we put the data in the spreadsheet, we do not enter your username or any other identifying information- just the house and type.)

ISTJ - Slytherin

ISFP- Hufflepuff (I used to think I was Ravenclaw but apparently not. Oh well.)

ENFP - Gryffindor (was kinda hoping for Ravenclaw though xD)

ISTJ - Slytherin

INFJ - Slytherin

INTJ - Slytherin 

INFJ - Slytherin

INFJ - Hufflepuff

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#reference 

daunt:

eyecager:

https://www.facebook.com/Anatomy4Sculptors/photos_albums

Such a fantastic resource!!

omg amazing art resource! *u*

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#CHOKED ON MY DINNER 

transmutes:

when i’m sad i just think about the time someone described benedict cumberbatch as “the middle stage on an animorph cover.” 

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There is little precedent for fat androgyny. Generally our androgynous icons are svelte and lacking in secondary sex characteristics. David Bowie, Tilda Swinton, Katherine Hepburn; these small-bodied, predominately white figures of androgyny have created an aesthetic with little room for deviation. This means that for those of us with bodies that do not conform to traditional standards of androgyny, we are often misread and misunderstood, even in queer spaces.

Fat Queer Tells All: On Fatness and Gender Flatness - By Allie Shyer (via cassket)

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Walt Disney Company: Stop their application for the trademark of "Dia de los Muertos."

feministdisney:

sulitati:

an article about this in case you’re itching for a quick source, there’s also some posted with the petitition

I am surprised that Disney went that far… that’s pretty far. Guess I should know not to be surprised by now…

osakandestroyer:

I used some toys belonging to my nephew and neice and made this photoset.

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There are little folds of skin all over the place, you can hardly find it. The little hole underneath is so terribly small that I simply can’t imagine how a man can get in there, let alone how a whole baby can get out!

Passage from The Diary of Anne Frank that parents of 7th and 8th grade students are claiming is “too graphic” and “too pornographic” to appear in classrooms. Instead, they argue, a censored version of the book should be taught if it is to be taught at all.

Gail Horalek, the parent who filed a formal complaint with her daughter’s school district in Northville, Michigan, added:

If they watch any kind of movie with a swear word in it, I have to sign a permission slip. It doesn’t mean my child is sheltered, it doesn’t mean I live in a bubble, and it doesn’t mean I’m trying to ban books.

Yes, it does. If it’s “too graphic” for middle school aged kids to read about a body part in a diary written by a girl of the same age, those kids are sheltered. Acknowledging that vaginas exist and babies come out of them isn’t pornographic, especially when many middle school aged kids can and do have sex, sometimes resulting in a pregnancy. Somehow, though, it’s more offensive than Nazis systematically murdering over 12 million human-beings in concentration camps, forcing slave labor, starving millions until dead, lining people up and shooting them in the street, and doing horrific medical experiments on unwilling participants.

(via mohandasgandhi)

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#i would definitely eat there 

thegutlesswonder:

a bdsm themed sandwich shop called Dom’s Subs

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#mcchill 

elliegalaxies:

do you ever get that feeling where you like someone so much that when they do something adorable you just sit there with butterflies in your stomach like 

(◡‿◡✿) i just love you so fucking much you little fucker (◡‿◡✿)

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#babes 
multicolors:

I love gingers
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multicolors:

I love gingers

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