nooby-banana:

kastiakbc:

My mom just called me over to the TV to show me this ADORABLE and super-well animated commercial for Oreos with a jingle sung by Owl City.

I’ve never seen a commercial so charming and fun! The song is def gonna be stuck in my head.tr

Also, does anybody know who animated it? It’s very good!!

Oh wow, that’s adorable!!  I’d also really like to know who animated it, it’s really well-designed and I love the style and use of color!

lookatallthelovelyfandoms:

Arthur Conan Doyle: Trying to see how little fucks he can give about a series of books before people start to notice. 

(Source: aguidetodeduction)

alittlebrain-dead asked: LINCOLN OR OSWALD

LINCOLN, AS HE IS NOT A VILE, OBESE VILLAIN WHO SMELLS LIKE SOOT AND POO.

IN A PERFECT WORLD, IT WOULD BE MR. TENTACLES.

Put two people in my ask and I’ll tell you which I’d rather sleep with.

(Source: olvidare)

becoming-eliza:

Black chiffon gown worn by Deborah Kerr as Terry McKay in An Affair to Remember, 1957

Everytime I see my RP partner Online

cookiemonstertisha:

annexlearnedhazard:

lotrconfessions:

I am actually really excited about Tauriel in The Hobbit. She sounds like she’ll be a really cool addition to the story. Plus besides the first time we see Arwen, there isn’t really a kickass elf woman. I trust Peter and Fran and them, I’m not worried in the slightest.

I disagree with the statement that besides Arwen there wasn’t a kickass elf woman. Why does everyone overlook Galadriel? She’s freaking awesome!

I agree with annexlearnedhazard. A woman does not need to wield a sword for her to be a strong character. And a sword does not make a female character “good.”

Being a “badass” doesn’t mean that the character will be dimensional or interesting; in fact, if a character’s main points are that the character is a badass and that the character has a romantic arc, then it seems like the character has a high probability of being flat. I got in an argument once with someone over Tauriel, and she seemed convinced that a warrior-woman character automatically meant that the character wouldn’t be flat — despite the fact that all we know about her is a series of one cliche after the other. (Warrior woman, forbidden/unrequited love, etc.)

While no one can pass judgement just yet, the general logic of that is completely untrue. It doesn’t matter the gender; a one-dimensional character will always be one-dimensional, and no amount of fighting skills can fix that.

mutantrobotkatamari:

Guys. Let’s do some research before we meme.

There is no Greenleaf Greenleaf. It’s just Legolas.

Greenleaf is not his fucking surname. 

• Legolas is a Silvan dialect form of the Sindarin Laegolas. Which means ‘Greenleaf’.
• It’s just his name translated. 
• Laeg = green - it’s a rare spelling, and the word is normally replaced by calen.
• Golas = a collection of leaves or foliage.
• So technically he’s called Calengolas. Or something like that.
• Either way, Greenleaf’s not his surname.

Got that?

There is no Greenleaf Greenleaf. Tolkien Moon Moon is a lie.

Just posting this because while I know it’s a joke, I don’t like misleading info being passed around. 

krabwatch:

finally an option that fits me

on dandelions and other things with secrets in their skin

we weren’t children after death
already sick at five and six,
burning bulbs 
breaking
in our lungs
like fireworks
or gunshots;

we sold bouquets of dandelions
obnoxious yellow pools with sticky stems
you were charismatic even then
and
   fever-breathed,

at eleven i was coke
and at twelve you were my heroin—
when we held each other close
while we tied each other’s nooses
you drew blood from all the bruises on me, 
you drew blood
you drew love
you drew blood and love from me—
i learned something about people, then

    if i’m destroyed, i can’t destroy
    if you destroy, you cannot self-destruct

(Source: fluidly)