cutegirlonline:

me when i go to barnes n noble and spend $38.78

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piratetreasure:

Don the Con

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mitski-miyawakis:

just-shower-thoughts:

We barely know anything about our family ancestors, but our great grandchildren will be able to see every awkward thing we did online

thepillgrums:

snatchr:

Can’t wait for that Shrek reboot thats actually a prequel where he of course looks like this

You did this.

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revealmyselfinvincible:

d1av:

bechdels:

sggxv:

bechdels:

the knowing eye contact women make when men are talking is the purest human connection possible

What the fuck does that even mean?

30 thousand women seem to get it

source: [x]

(Source: slimegargoyle, via elisaschuyler)

guy:

popularboyfriend:

guy:

if hot dads make hot kids and ugly dads make hot kids then who makes the ugly kids??

ur dad

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unpretty:

she’s beauty, she’s grace

(via unpretty)

quasi-normalcy:

I believe that dramatically interesting fictional villainy is actually a form of escapism. It’s a way of saying that, if there are going to be evil people in the world, they should at least have the decency to flounce around in black tailcoats making cutting speeches in posh accents; they shouldn’t just be a bunch of boring assholes to whom it never even occurs to question their own actions.

(via punishandenslavesuckers)

badbitchofcolor:

this is the funniest thing I’ve seen in a while

(via s0rens)

weissroseschnee:

gingerly-writing:

wri-tten:

villains who could have been protagonists in different circumstances? I live for that shit

potential counterpoint: protagonists who could have been villains in different circumstances? I live for that shit too

Third point: a villain and a hero that chose their path by making a different choice in the same kind of circumstance? I live for it too

(via trial-by-combat)

violettherainwing:

skarchomp:

skarchomp:

one of the millions of things i liked about spider-verse was that not only did all the female characters look different from each other, they gave mary jane her classic dimples and square chin, which might not seem like a big deal but you’d be surprised how much tiny details like those can make women in comic books look distinct

also seriously it feels like some animated films are pushing it to have two female characters who look even slightly different so i appreciate that spider-verse made sure every woman in it looked distinct from each other

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