kawaiiabetic:

captainlincolnlee:

detectiveoharas:

GOT TROLLED BY HAWKEYE.

Went to the beach with the Hulk.

WENT ON A DATE WITH PHIL COULSON.
WENT ON A DATE WITH PHIL COULSON.
WENT ON A FUCKING DATE WITH FUCKING PHIL COULSON BEST BIRTHDAY.

Swapped personalities with Black Widow. I think I could live with that

kawaiiabetic:

captainlincolnlee:

detectiveoharas:

GOT TROLLED BY HAWKEYE.

Went to the beach with the Hulk.

WENT ON A DATE WITH PHIL COULSON.

WENT ON A DATE WITH PHIL COULSON.

WENT ON A FUCKING DATE WITH FUCKING PHIL COULSON BEST BIRTHDAY.

Swapped personalities with Black Widow. I think I could live with that

(Source: pigtailedrhapsody)

I’m all for political and social satire, but in a world where Arabs and Muslims are consistently relegated to the role of cab driver, convenience-store owner, terrorist or tyrant, the yawn factor has well and truly set in. Where there is humour, it seems primarily to be at our expense.
textsfromavonlea:

Survey Says: You’re Stubborn to the Point of Stupidity, Sometimes.

textsfromavonlea:

Survey Says: You’re Stubborn to the Point of Stupidity, Sometimes.

Mr. Darcy: hey, I just met you
Mr. Darcy: and this this crazy
Mr. Darcy: but I'm going to act coldly distant to you for a long time, , then awkwardly admit my undying love to you and save you from liking a horrible liar and gambler, then propose to you, telling you I love you not for your beauty but for your mind.
Mr. Darcy: so call me maybe.

Cuvilliés Theatre, Munich

Cuvilliés Theatre, Munich

(via professor-rim-job-lupin)

popmuslim:

The Arabic word for freedom, al-hurriyyah (الحرية), in calligraphy.

popmuslim:

The Arabic word for freedom, al-hurriyyah (الحرية), in calligraphy.

(via professor-rim-job-lupin)

“Girlfriends are good, exercise is good – and chocolate! but you have to remind yourself that the world is a huge place, and there are hundreds of opportunities and different people to meet and so many places to go.”

Girl crush

(via professor-rim-job-lupin)

Keeping things the way they are because that’s just how you’re familiar with them is problematic, due to most everyone in comic fiction being a white, cis-gendered guy. It’s not an overtly racist distinction you’re making, which is why you seem to feel you’ve come to it without prejudicial racial bias (“similar conclusions can be reached by different arguments”), but it actually IS racist by way of exclusion. “Don’t do something directly racist, but also just keep things how they’ve always been” is racist [and heteronormative, and sexist, and cis-sexist, and so on] because “how things have always been” are white, cis-gendered, and male. Therefore, you prefer things to stay white, cis-gendered, and male. The world has changed, but you want these characters to persist as vestiges of an outdated, slanted view of society.
sexxxisbeautiful:

they just wanna
they just wanna


GPOY, age 8

sexxxisbeautiful:

they just wanna

they just wanna

GPOY, age 8

(Source: ifuckinghateurls, via professor-rim-job-lupin)