ilovecharts:

How Titanic could have ended…



When I was 8 this was the most enraging part of the film. Why didn’t he just get up on that stupid piece of flotsam with her?

ilovecharts:

How Titanic could have ended…

When I was 8 this was the most enraging part of the film. Why didn’t he just get up on that stupid piece of flotsam with her?

It may be a little joke, but at least Chekov knows a parsec is a measure of distance, not time, unlike a certain someone I could name.

(Source: pon-farr, via thesermyshoes)

joehumphrey:

Last one of the night. Just made it. Again for the Double Fakeout theme on Fake Criterions. 

joehumphrey:

Last one of the night. Just made it. Again for the Double Fakeout theme on Fake Criterions. 

(via fakecriterions)

I have started paying far too much attention to the “color palettes” on this show.

I have started paying far too much attention to the “color palettes” on this show.

These gifs basically sum up all the reasons I am “meh” about the new companion announcement. Multiple companions! Companions from different eras! Male companions! (Rory is great, but he’s Amy’s companion, not the Doctor’s, let’s be honest.)

Yes, I just want Jamie back, but that’s not the point.

(Source: brigwife, via thesermyshoes)

gingerhaze:

HAWKEYE.

Hawkeye is there any chance you won’t break my heart in this movie

No. No there isn’t. Unfortunately.
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thecomposites:

Samuel Klayman aka Sam Clay, The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay, Michael Chabon
He was seventeen when the adventures began…He was not, in any conventional way, handsome. His face was an inverted triangle, brow large, chin pointed, with pouting lips and a blunt, quarrelsome nose…He always looked as though he had just been jumped for his lunch money. He went forward each morning with the hairless cheek of innocence itself, but by noon a clean shave was no more than a memory, a hoboish penumbra on the jaw not quite sufficient to make him look tough. He thought of himself as ugly, but this was because he had never seen his face in repose. (Multiple suggestions)



This is almost right.

thecomposites:

Samuel Klayman aka Sam Clay, The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay, Michael Chabon

He was seventeen when the adventures began…He was not, in any conventional way, handsome. His face was an inverted triangle, brow large, chin pointed, with pouting lips and a blunt, quarrelsome nose…He always looked as though he had just been jumped for his lunch money. He went forward each morning with the hairless cheek of innocence itself, but by noon a clean shave was no more than a memory, a hoboish penumbra on the jaw not quite sufficient to make him look tough. He thought of himself as ugly, but this was because he had never seen his face in repose. (Multiple suggestions)

This is almost right.
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