itswalky:

astoundingbeyondbelief:

Shout-out to this Parasaurolophus Jedi who tried to end the Clone Wars by himself, despite not being able to deflect three (3) consecutive blaster bolts.

being ended by a Fett is just embarrassing

to be fair, the vast majority of jedi were ended by fetts considering the clones were.. y'know, jengos clones

lilbabynunu-blog:

This is cuteeee

averycoleman:

Rehashed an old favorite sketch! The starving chained mimic could no longer hide what it truly was. Risk being it’s first meal in an age if you dare!

zsnes:

zenigata:

2chan.net [ExRare]

hes so confused my boy is lost will someone please help me find my large dinosaur boy

toastpotent:

toastpotent:

hey, so besides botw/hyrule warriors, i’ve never played a legend of zelda game before…

so anyway, was LITERALLY ANYBODY gonna tell me about these guys? anybody? no?? what the fuck

what in christ’s fuck

sovietnam:

catastrophic-success:

chipper-smol:

Gunslinger > Thief 

his name is Gun

still not a doctor

@misterartist

i believe this is in your interests

randomitemdrop:

physicsofgridlock:

ok but, that’s p much exactly what it is lmao

Spell: Chaos Defrost, a targeted burst of heat that instantly and safely thaws any frozen item or creature not lawfully-aligned

autie-j:

Image description: A picture of Sonic the Hedgehog with a speech bubble that says, “You use autistic as an insult? God you’re pathetic.”

torpidglory:

closet-keys:

bugbastard:

closet-keys:

That post about Edward from twilight is going to singlehandedly change the definition of “effervescent.” In like 3 decades there’ll be a note on the etymology of the secondary definition and it’ll have to cite that snail post as the origin of the linguistic shift

What’s it supposed to mean now?

Effervescent’s primary definition is a chemistry term referring to air escaping from liquid in foam, bubbles, or fizziness and the etymology connects back to the Latin verb fervere (to boil). There is already a secondary definition, which I’m guessing is what the OP of that post was using, meaning like “a bubbly personality” or vivacious, enthusiastic, etc. The idea of the post is that his character would look at something small, slow, quiet, (boring) like a snail and just interpret it as this lively wonderful being– which tracks with the common understanding of Bella as a character lacking much personality or liveliness and Edward finding her to be the same way. But, with the post being meme’d, the connotation is shifting from a sort of descriptor of bubbly personality to the idea of finding something incredible or awe inspiring (with a layer of irony added in that it’s something not usually regarded as incredible or awe inspiring). The usage and thus the definition is gradually shifting in a similar direction to “fantastic” or “awesome” where the original usage has taken a back seat to a much more common usage of hyperbole.

nimrod… TWO!

Originally posted by watermelongifs