Silver Tongue

Sep 18

owedbetter:

scarlett johansson is shaving her head to play aang as we speak

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neilnevins:

We’ve come so far in 8 years of de-aging technology from

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mechalesbian:

mechalesbian:

mechalesbian:

i know that gun crime is a very serious issue and i am absolutely pro-gun control but at the same time “(x) but with a Gun” memes will literally never not be fucking hilarious

post on this site: the lord of the rings but legolas has a shotgun

my shit idiot gremlin brain:

i am on the FLOOR

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crayonsprite:

there’s a hole in your dashboard

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kropotkhristian:

Stages of understanding piracy:

Kid: Pirates are good! I wanna be a pirate!

Student: Pirates are actually bad because they steal things and break the law

Expert: Pirates are nuanced because many of them were disaffected sailors and escaped slaves only doing what they had to do to survive in a harsh society

Master: Pirates are good! I wanna be a pirate!

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whitepeopletwitter:

How to tell time back in the medieval ages

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gryphye:

queen-wonder:

Donna Noble was a female character who:

-was in her early forties but didn’t have her life all together yet

-didn’t have a perfect Hollywood figure but nobody made a joke about her weight (to my knowledge)

-super funny and empathetic

-doubted her capabilities at first but learned to trust herself

-wanted to go on crazy space adventures but simultaneously wanted to get married and have a family and she was never derided for wanting both

-had a rich platonic relationship with the Doctor

-Appreciate Donna Noble

Originally posted by whovian-on-ice

I got through a year of doing a temp job by reminding myself that Donna did too. And if she was “The Best Temp in Chiswick” well I could be the best temp in my dinky little office.

Thank you Donna.

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elfvenomm:

biyaself:

I know grown ass people who say “this just the way I am” alllll the time

Recognizing your own toxic behaviour is peak adulting. You don’t stop learning once you turn 18+.

My dad is almost 70 and always says he’s still growing, changing, and learning. That’s what life is, an ongoing experience that you gotta be open for change in.

“That’s just how I am” is bullshit, you don’t like it or you see it affects the ones you love negatively, you change that shit.

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