cloysterbell:

I don’t want to spend another minute here.

shivgirly:

An iconic moment from every B99 episode: Yippie Kayak 3x10

rosehipmarmalade:

personally i love strikes. love unions. love protests. big fan all around!!

slayerbuffy:

Buffy the Vampire Slayer | 3.12 “Helpless”

biblionerd07:

Me seeing all the praise for America Ferrera in Barbie:

Originally posted by killmongerdispussy

kosmogrl:

anarchywoofwoof:

“you can disagree with mitch mcconnell and still wish him well” i wish he would have died right there on camera in front of america that shit would have been fire and i think what the country really needs right now for healing

ashtun:

I wanted so much to be a mother, but I just didn’t think that I was programmed that way. That I was destined for something else.

brucespringsteendotcom:

im like if there was someone who never knew what was happening or going on

sourdrop:

*Reclines in an armchair and reads fanfiction like a man from the 1950s would read a newspaper after work*

(via morgana-pendragon)

drunkardsprayer:

Ummmm shoutout to people who get home from work and get right in their jammies

(via artuhmes)

tedlassogif:

Rebecca’s very own rule of 3’s.

wickedhawtwexler:

FRINGE: Over There: Part 2 (2.23)

davinaclare:

ANGEL (1999-2004)
1x01 - ”City Of”

tawghasa:

One thing that tickled me about the Barbie movie was how Gloria’s husband is (imo) a ‘Real World’ Ken.

We see very little of him in the movie. In both of his scenes, he’s trying to speak/learn Spanish. He does nothing important or if consequence in terms of the plot… But he’s trying to learn a language his wife and daughter speak. He’s not excelling, I’m not even sure if he’s succeeding. But he is kensistently trying.

For all of the 'Real World’ men who are antagonists or opponents to Barbie, El Esposo de Gloria (as he is listed in the credits) has true Kenergy.