Rise Up, Oh Heart, For There is Another Battle to Win

Aug 04

mayahtx:

punkmicheal:

my parents didn’t raise me to order something expensive when someone else is paying

*me on dates*

(via clockwork-mockingbird)

patroclvss:

if you’re looking for a character with a redemption arc why would you ever ever ever even consider severus snape when you have regulus black right there

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ablogoffeels:

ocalinson:

BERNIE SANDERS IS OFFICIALLY OUT OF THE RACE HE IS NO LONGER A CANDIDATE - HE DOES NOT WANT YOUR VOTE. HE WANTS US TO VOTE HILLARY TO DETRUMP THE TRUMP - GET YOUR BERNIE OR BUST RHETORIC AWAY. CLEAR IT FROM YOUR MINDS. VOTE HILLARY. GIVE HER ANY NUMBER BOOSTS YOU CAN. I DON’T CARE. USE YOUR FUCKING BRAINS. PLEASE.

Ok, but also, do people not realize how much bernie accomplished despite not getting the nomination???? In the end, Bernie did what he wanted to do all along. He shook up the DNC despite their plays against him. He got the Democratic party to adopt THE most progressive platform in HISTORY!!! He made people stop and think and adopt and protest and force the Democrats to notice; he changed the game. He’s already made a huge impact. I would’ve loved him to receive the nomination, but we have to face the reality. If you write him in, or don’t even fucking vote, Donald Trump, the farthest thing from what Sanders believes in, will win because you’ll split the democratic vote. So if you’re a die hard Bernie supporter like you say you are, don’t throw away the work he has done. Don’t throw away his success. Vote Clinton. 

(Source: paintedruin, via slyrider)

dyinghistoric:

onceuponaprime:

weresquirrel:

noseforahtwo:

belowbedlam:

milkdromeduh:

khiravaggio:

toddypalmpie:

mainmanblackdynamite:

suprchnk:

bippyfingers:

suprchnk:

suprchnk:

what was your least favorite core literature book

think mine is still gatsby

Of mice and men. I will always hate Of Mice and Men.

always

The Catcher In The Rye most trash book ever

^yeah, gatsby was terrible too tho

I liked gatsby because the narrator thought everything that happened was bullshit too. I HATED catcher in the rye though.

All of the books listed here I hated with a passion, but none more so than The Catcher in the Rye. GOD.

I had to force myself to read that shit. Anything by Steinbeck is a basically a sleeping pill.

The Scarlet Letter. I never even read Gatsby, still not sure how I passed that section tbh.

The Awakening. How did my eyes not roll right out of my skull while my ever-so-earnest English teacher rhapsodized for two weeks on Kate Chopin? 

There is a burning hatred in my heart for anything Hemingway.

Does not help that my professor last year spent two months with the old fart’s metaphorical balls slapping against his chin.

THE AWAKENING
My english teacher went on about what a feminist piece it was and how well written it was and it really just made me want to stab myself in the eye because it was neither of those things

The Awakening and Grapes of Wrath

G o d i hated grapes of wrath
I don’t think I finished it

GRAPES OF GODDAMN WRATH.

Oh God did anyone else have to read You Can’t Go Home Again?  It was WORSE.  700 pages of inane and plotless rambling.  Fucking murderous.

(via dyinghistoric)

Anonymous asked: I dont know how you feel about it but I am sooo excited for Suicide Squad like... I am dressing up as Harley and everything. I just needed a fangirl moment🤘🤘

Babe, I’ll admit that I’m more of a Marvel girl at heart (the X-Men were my FIRST LOVE okay, I was seven, I’m Committed), but I’m pretty excited too.  I was apathetic at best and then I watched a trailer with Harley Quinn in it and like.  Let me tell you a thing.  I’ve watched worse movies for the sake of one snarky badass female character.

And that scene in the trailer where everyone’s ordering drinks and the one guy just goes “Water” and Harley points at him and say “That’s a good idea, honey” just???  Makes me so happy for some reason????  

So YEAH the tl;dr of this is that I’m gonna watch the FUCK out of this movie for Deadshot being deadpan (*snicker* I’m hilarious) and Harley being Harley.

janey-jane:

entrenous88:

No, but seriously, Scotty and Keenser are going to be such proud uncles to Jaylah as she rips her way through the Engineering track at Starfleet Academy

#can you imagine scotty and keenser pouring over her written comms?#and putting up pics of jaylah dominating at combat training?#and giving her advice that she takes SUPER SERIOUSLY#and sending her really weird care packages#of vegan haggis#and these really hard smelly biscuits that emit tiny eeping sounds#which are treats wherever keenser is from?#star trek found families

YES. A THOUSAND TIMES YES. I AM HERE FOR ALL OF THIS.

(via lathori)

batcii:

psa if you ever meet me in real life I am really sorry for how much I swear like it’s really not a joke I have a mouth on me like a fuckin sailor and I can usually turn it off around adults but if you’re under thirty five I will likely throw one ‘fuck’ in for every three words that leave my mouth it’s shocking

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thorinsmut:

bemusedlybespectacled:

le-claire-de-lune:

Leverage episodes I wish we saw:

  • the everyone meets hardison’s nana job 
  • the accidental acquisition of a baby job
  • the canon OT3 we’re not being coy like in the Rundown Job job
  • the one-off not quite canon within the story supernatural/fantasy elements job
  • the fake a cryptid (either bigfoot or el chupacabra) job 
  • the circus job (I really want to see Parker the acrobat)
  • the explain how their clients even find them job. Like seriously do they advertise??? How does this work???

Hardison’s Nana comes to them because some fake debt-collection agency is hounding her for bills she already paid (or rather, that Hardison paid, via the Bank of Iceland). She is played by Nichelle Nichols. There is at least one Star Trek reference.

YES I need this like breathing. Nichelle Nichols is Nana now. Nobody can convince me otherwise.

And the circus job! No one can tell me that the entire crew wouldn’t get in on the circus job and be really into it.

Parker as an acrobat trying to get used to the idea that people are supposed to see her when she’s performing, and then getting into it and loving the applause when she does something extra fancy and death-defying with her ropes.

Eliot randomly is an expert at fire-juggling, because of course he is. He performs shirtless. The crowd goes wild. Never has there been so much thirst in a single room.

Sophie as the fortune teller. Sophie as the fortune teller who’s way too good at her job and has to tone it down a little bit because she’s freaking people out. She also does the knife-throwing act with Eliot, posing beautifully while he throws knives around her. She knows he’ll never miss.

Nate, of course, is the barker. “Step right up, step right up. See the beautiful, the death-defying…”

Meanwhile Hardison is behind the scenes bringing the technology into the 21st century. The light show to go along with the choreography has never been more beautiful, the sound system has never been so good, and the rigging has never been more safe. Also there are bugs everywhere so he can listen in and catch the bad guy, but that’s almost secondary.

In the end Eliot gets to fight the circus strong man, Sophi out-cons the bad guy, and the plan comes together like puzzle pieces falling into place right at the end so you can hardly believe it worked. Just like a good performance should.

They give the circus back to its tearfully grateful original owner and drive off into the sunset–ready to con another day.

Parker keeps her sparkly spandex costume.

GIVE IT TO ME

(via windbladess)

emissary-architect:

me: i feel awful in so many different ways. I have no idea how I’m supposed to cope and process everything that’s happening.
me: turns to my ocs
my ocs: sweats
me: jaws theme

(via clockwork-mockingbird)

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