
“♪♫.. Why’d you have to be so cute?
It’s impossible to ignore you.
Must you make me laugh so much?
It’s bad enough we get along so well.
Say goodnight and go.. ♪♫”
(Source: imogenheap.com, via fallingthroughwonderland)

“♪♫.. Why’d you have to be so cute?
It’s impossible to ignore you.
Must you make me laugh so much?
It’s bad enough we get along so well.
Say goodnight and go.. ♪♫”
(Source: imogenheap.com, via fallingthroughwonderland)
And on topic of ‘shit moogon says’
(Source: victorianhooker, via 21st-century-recluse)
I made strange squeaking noises and I woke up the cat with the combined power of my sugoii blushu tsuntsun embarrasment.
THERE ARE ONLY SO MANY TIMES YOU CAN GO BEAR JOUSTING BEFORE YOU DIE
heater-chan
have you been feeling particuarly cup-like recently, like you could hold fluids? fanta? coke? all the world’s evils? sprite?
you do that thing where when you press the mechanical pencil to get more of the graphite out but then turns out you pressed the wrong end and you stabbed your finger instead and now it’s too sore so you can’t write the numbers anymor that’s sudoku
I need a kirei to my kiritsugu.
has the paralel between Fate/Zero and the Inferno been discussed before? While you can argue that there are aspects of all the sins within all of these teams, a few of them stood out as almost obvious commentary on those tropes, and it was neatly divided into seven. Pretty cool!
Basically, each team represents a deadly sin, and an attempt (and eventual failure) to fight against the nature that sin represents.
The singers make much of kings who die valiantly in battle, but your life is worth more than a song. To me at least, who gave it to you.
(Source: catelyn-tully, via hatchuu)
(Source: professor-tammi)
In the books, the war of the boy king is Catelyn’s story, subverting tropes of the dashing young hero who beats the odds and triumphs over all. She adds an emotional level to the story, as the mother who worries for her children, but she’s also a strategist and deeply pragmatic. She’s one of the few figures who realizes that they’re not merely playing at war, and understand what that must mean. In the show, however, Catelyn is merely the mother of the king, and no one wants to see what the mother is thinking or doing when the true hero is elsewhere.
(Source: fuckyeahwinterfell, via downtozerowego)
by 十和
Also if you’re not reading Ashleigh’s blogs I don’t know what you’re doing with your lives