outofcontextdnd:

So on a scale of 1 to Oh Shit Vikings, how much destruction are we talking here?

nekomod:

kingcheddarxvii:

kief-desh:

AND THIS IS WHY EVERYONE HATED MARIO KART WII

RIP

this is so sad

MMM watcha saaaayyyy

just-your-averaqe-teenaqe-qirl:

Day 387, still laughing at this photo.

Wait, do women actually want sex while on their period? I have heard that they get really horny afterwards but on?

jwblogofrandomness:

solar-slash:

enyamcklein:

shiay:

beefybidoof:

wibbly-wobbly-ironic-stuff:

locked-out-of-heaven-castiel:

huggingmarshmallows:

lastlife0726:

nanospartenx2:

based-neo:

goggleboyneptune:

yatsubrxs:

cruentus-nun:

askthelastcaptain:

johnnysjetpack:

tchy:

dark-vowelled:

sclez:

durendals:

there is literally no difference between academic scholars discussing their interpretations of a text and a bunch of people yelling YOUR HEADCANON IS WRONG at each other

As a Masters student I can vouch for this.

The difference is citations.

#that’s literally it tho

bloggish:

how the hell did we get the idea pink isn’t a cool colour

because scientifically speaking pink doesn’t even exist; it fits between violet and red on the spectrum but actually what goes there is infrared and ultraviolet and all those things we can’t see

pink is the ambassador of an otherworldly and unknowable realm it is the most badass colour out there

Hitler and the nazis used pink to single out homosexuals. Before ‘39 it was considered a very masculine colour. Then, because boys and pink was then associated with homosexuality, it was then considered feminine.

Basically, saying pink for girls is also saying homosexuality is bad all because of hitler.

zodiacmind:

Fun facts about your sign here

yuyukami:

alexanderlightworm:

So there’s a blind kid in my class, and today we were having really bad thunderstorms in our area. All of the sudden there’s a huge crack of thunder and all the lights go out. Some girl screamed “Oh my god i can’t see anything!” and the blind kid goes “Me either!!” and i just lost it

littlemissaudrey:

mamalaz:

The most logical argument I’ve ever seen a hero use.

It really was a refreshing change of pace from “It’s the noble thing to do.”

I wouldn’t consider them heroes, more like people who got caught up in things. If anything, they are lawful neutral.

novakimmeh:

itsmarshalltime98:

whenyouwishupondisney:

our-fate-lives-within-us:

itstumblingwithgrace:

My sister and I have a headcanon that Jane is Belle and the Beast’s grandaughter.

and I think this further proves our point…

Which would explain why she understand Tarzan, he sort of reminds me of Beast in attitude…. he is sort of a Beast… hmmm. I like your headcanon. 

I agree. Professor Porter said that she got her wild stories from her mother. Belle had wild stories, which turned out to be true, just like Jane’s story about Tarzan was true.

This must be shared, with EVERYONE!

SHE EVEN HAS THE BEASTS EYES