risus mare

vampireapologist:

simonalkenmayer:

meganphntmgrl:

robbstark:

just once i wanna put the blade of my sword under a pretty boy’s chin and tilt their head up so i can see both fear and arousal in their eyes is that too much to ask

@vampireapologist

Finally a man worth my time

jukebox-vox:

The incredibly delayed reaction is what makes this

undisclosing:

when i was 3 i insisted on having this picture taken

intentionallylostinspace:

grantgills:

He really outed us huh

… I want to see the rest of this show now…

repomantis:

garashirs:

garashirs:

ratatouille went so hard and it didn’t even have to

this
is a kid’s movie about a rat who wants to be a chef and i feel like
i’ve just been flayed bald

Never forget this iconic speech

elliblu:

explicitcherry:

picsthatmakeyougohmm:

hmmm

Is that…..

y’all gotta stop outing imortals like this

amyhasallmyuwus:

is this a brooklyn 99 cold open

un-insecurity-council:

un-insecurity-council:

snoopingasusualisee:

weirdchristmas:

This is straight up terrifying.

I swear for the life of me I can’t find him in the second one. But I feel he’s there, I just feel it

So a thing you can do in this situation is go into Photoshop and have it live compare two images. Example:

Top Layer was the original, second layer was the one in question, and third is them subtracted and you can see his shirt pop out against the black.

But this one…

Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Those two images are EXACTLY the same but I can feel him there. He’s got to be there

gaslightgallows:

questions-within-questions:

baileywilson013:

Maybe misusing the name of God isn’t so much about saying the shallow words, “Oh my God,” as it is about using the name of God to justify discrimination, oppression, injustice, racism, slavery, xenophobia, poverty, sexism, islamophobia, ableism, homophobia, war, & the list can go on.

Amen

When I was a wee little Gaslight attending Catholic Sunday schools, and then later in college when I was taking a Bible as Literature class, both my stolid neighborhood deacon and my dapper Protestant professor said almost the exact same thing:

“Taking the Lord’s name in vain isn’t when someone says ‘God damn it.’ It’s when a mortal, fallible human being presumes to put words in God’s mouth and say ‘This is what God wants you to do.’“