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“Hey, evolution! What are you—oh. Whoa. What’s, um—what’s the deal with this helmeted friarbird? It looks kind of… well… I guess it looks kind of grim.”
“Hmm.”
“I mean, I’m sure you know what you’re doing and everything, but…”
“Mmm-hmm.”
“But don’t you think it’s a little ominous? Maybe you could add a bit more color.”
"Hmm.”
“Or some fancy tail feathers!”
"Mmm.”
“Just something to liven it up a bit, you know?”
“Hmm.”
“Somehow it doesn’t seem like you’re into that idea.”
“Death is coming.”
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logicandgrace asked: I heard about the philae comet landing and I immediately thought of you and your humanity feels and how we just landed a small object on another object that is hurtling through space more than a thousand miles per hour and really who does that. we do. we do.
I am proud to be part of a species that looked up at an icy mountainous rock tearing through the vacuum of space at unimaginable speeds and went
I’m gonna harpoon that son of a bitch
jk rowling is pretty brilliant- so, you go through all of book three thinking that sirius is a terrible villain and hoping that harry will defeat him, etc. - and then suddenly lupin walks into the shrieking shack and you have to reconsider all of that. readers, for the most part, trust lupin so much that they’re willing to change perspective on the “villain” within a paragraph before the plot twist is even explained
(Source: queerteddylupin, via bleedingwillow96)
Calming kitty to match the new dash :)
(Source: half-a-cookie, via awwhawkeye)