Think of me

Think of me waking

Silent and resigned

Imagine me trying too hard

To put you from my mind

Dany.

23 hours ago on June 18th, 2013 | J | 3,401 notes

postscratchdavestrider:

greeceloveskittycats:

anthemlog:

ruuforpresident:

SEXY BITCHES

NO BUT EQUIUS
HE’S RUNNING THIS SHIT

holy fucking Kanaya

dat fef tho

2 days ago on June 17th, 2013 | J | 10,751 notes

kittypistol:

rozurashii:

clumsyoctopus:

cosmicfriendsforever:

This is entirely Charlotte’s fault

oh my god

jake

sweetheart

you didnt even get close.

This is so good for me.

JESUS FUCK

SERIOUSLY THE BEST CROSSOVER EVER

2 days ago on June 17th, 2013 | J | 7,771 notes
kvitrika:

A redraw of this!
Rose! :^)

kvitrika:

A redraw of this!

Rose! :^)

2 days ago on June 17th, 2013 | J | 1,860 notes
lantadyme:

noizy-boy:

more porrim

DANG

lantadyme:

noizy-boy:

more porrim

DANG

3 days ago on June 16th, 2013 | J | 1,281 notes

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3 days ago on June 16th, 2013 | J | 58,231 notes
skarita:

Rose Lalonde isn’t a pillar of ice. She’s a glacier. 
When Rose is upset, you don’t see it. She doesn’t show it to anyone, you see. Anger or mild irritation? Yes, certainly. But sadness? Unhappiness, despair? No, those are hers, sealed beneath a wall of stiff upper lip and practicality. So when cracks appear in the glacier you don’t see them because they don’t happen on the surface first, they begin buried deep within the remnants of a frozen ocean chilled over by logic and an eternity of cocooning herself in a passive-aggressive attitude. 
When you finally see the effects of despair or depression on the face of Rose Lalonde you do not see elegant tears, you see the entire wall of ice as it slips into the goddamn ocean and you get frighteningly catastrophic results.

skarita:

Rose Lalonde isn’t a pillar of ice. She’s a glacier. 

When Rose is upset, you don’t see it. She doesn’t show it to anyone, you see. Anger or mild irritation? Yes, certainly. But sadness? Unhappiness, despair? No, those are hers, sealed beneath a wall of stiff upper lip and practicality. So when cracks appear in the glacier you don’t see them because they don’t happen on the surface first, they begin buried deep within the remnants of a frozen ocean chilled over by logic and an eternity of cocooning herself in a passive-aggressive attitude. 

When you finally see the effects of despair or depression on the face of Rose Lalonde you do not see elegant tears, you see the entire wall of ice as it slips into the goddamn ocean and you get frighteningly catastrophic results.

3 days ago on June 16th, 2013 | J | 11,216 notes
teabaggingtanuki:

hurtsam:

the news of the rio/sao paulo riots over the bus fare (even though, by now, it’s something much more bigger than that) are going around the world, but i don’t know how much of the truth is really being told by the media. but things aren’t going well. all protests are being met with abusive police force, even when people are doing NOTHING BUT MARCH. police is using tear gas and rubber bullets on everyone, even if they’re just bystanders or reporters doing their jobs.
i’m going to a march tomorrow and already know i won’t be safe. i know i’m going out there tomorrow and that i’ll probably get hurt. but i can’t let oppression keep me from doing what’s right. what i’m asking you guys is to help us make #StopPoliceBrutalityinBrazil a trending topic on twitter. because i want the world to know what’s really happening here. 
so you can have an idea of how bad things are: LINK (TW: VIOLENCE)

i live in São Paulo, and yes, it’s pretty bad. Police is acting very abusing and not really discriminating the marchers from people that just caught in the middle, to the point of having beaten and arrested two journalists and shot another that were there just doing their jobs. The marchers mostly resourced to violence after the police started it. I can’t agree to the acts of vandalism some of the marchers are committing, but i can’t agree with the way the police is handling the situation either.

teabaggingtanuki:

hurtsam:

the news of the rio/sao paulo riots over the bus fare (even though, by now, it’s something much more bigger than that) are going around the world, but i don’t know how much of the truth is really being told by the media. but things aren’t going well. all protests are being met with abusive police force, even when people are doing NOTHING BUT MARCH. police is using tear gas and rubber bullets on everyone, even if they’re just bystanders or reporters doing their jobs.

i’m going to a march tomorrow and already know i won’t be safe. i know i’m going out there tomorrow and that i’ll probably get hurt. but i can’t let oppression keep me from doing what’s right. what i’m asking you guys is to help us make #StopPoliceBrutalityinBrazil a trending topic on twitter. because i want the world to know what’s really happening here. 

so you can have an idea of how bad things are: LINK (TW: VIOLENCE)

i live in São Paulo, and yes, it’s pretty bad. Police is acting very abusing and not really discriminating the marchers from people that just caught in the middle, to the point of having beaten and arrested two journalists and shot another that were there just doing their jobs. The marchers mostly resourced to violence after the police started it. I can’t agree to the acts of vandalism some of the marchers are committing, but i can’t agree with the way the police is handling the situation either.

3 days ago on June 16th, 2013 | J | 384 notes

deadling:

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my love for kanaya burns with the force of one thousand suns

let’s not forget about
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5 days ago on June 14th, 2013 | J | 2,159 notes

suicunesrider:

lifesucksyeahner12:

Happy Birthday Sir Ian McKellen!

and he is also this bear
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5 days ago on June 14th, 2013 | J | 28,268 notes