Everywhere+Nowhere

annichu-i-choose-you:

To This Day Project (x)

I’ve been waiting so damn long for this gifset…

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muffystopheles:

oliverrclothesoff:

mariwannna:

princesslifestylechoices:

calmingmanatee:

steelplatedhearts:

I made a series of Calming Bunnies (based off of the Calming Manatee meme) for my friend Gab, who isn’t a huge fan of manatees!

We can always use more bunnies, I think.

Hysterical panic attack trauma sobbing about this right now oh my god this is everything.

everyone needs to see these!

I’m already obsessed with bunnies. This just killed me.

COFFEE! BUNBUNS!

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fuckyeahsherlock:

raptorific:

Pros-and-cons of Sherlock and Elementary, rebloggable by request

Something that I really wanted to add about Elementary v. Sherlock that’s really important to remember when keeping them both in the context of the books is the characterisation of Holmes;

In canon, Holmes was not an asshole.  He sometimes screwed up, because he’s peculiar and brilliant and has a bit (ha ha) of an ego, but if he offended someone he cares about (not just Watson, but clients & near-strangers who didn’t deserve the abuse), he regrets it.
He has a massive heart; it’s half the reason he solves crimes.

• Sherlock doesn’t seem to even touch Sherlock’s humanity outside of John.
• Elementary handles it brilliantly.  Sherlock has a heart, and while he often steels himself, he is very much human.  And when Sherlock screws up, Watson holds him accountable for it.

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monsterfoundry:

This is the best thing ever.

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thecakebar:

Birthday Cake Shots

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linheadcanons:

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needlesslydefiantwithtea:

“Countless others have come before you, seeking weapons or weaknesses or battle strategies!”

this is one of the truly brilliant things about this show. while most kids’ shows will have good vs evil conflict, atla has a war. a real war, between people, with all the moral greyness and points of view made clear. the fire nation isn’t evil: it’s a repressed country under the strict control of its ruler. we’re shown how history is altered and propaganda is taught as fact, so the people grow up moulded to hate all other nations.

and then we get lines like this, which make us stop and think wait, is what the other nations are doing really right? after all, Ba Sing Se was supposed to be a haven, but turned out to be repressive and full of lies.

in this case we know that Aang is justified, and we trust him to do what’s right because he has such high moral standards. then we get to the finale and all that is challenged again.

it’s just a brilliant show guise.

this show’s fucking flawless, okay? i just have so much love for atla 

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piratescarfy:

my new theme song

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mcbrayers:

yet another unrealistic expectation for women

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