I Make Up For It With Cunning and Guile
Emma, 27. File Under: librarian, progressive, all-around fangirl. Loves Sherlock, Game of Thrones, Criminal Minds, Fringe, Rachel Maddow, The Hour, British comedy of all sorts, and words in any form.
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Video reblogged from Random Babblings
The final Stefon sketch from Saturday Night Live
The single greatest snl skit of all time
I AM SOBBING
(also, for real: awww, Seth. I see you there at the end, nearly crying, hugging on to Bill Hader for dear life. *pets Seth Myers*)
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Photoset reblogged from Cake or death?
That is … essentially, exactly the way it happened.
best episode of ALL TIME
(Source: iheartthexfiles)
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Saw new Trek today; my feels, they are complicated and mixed.
Trying very hard to avoid Whovian spoilers until I can watch it tomorrow.
So right now, I am drifting off to sleep while seriously attempting to work out an Avengers/Despicable Me crossover.
I mean, you have SHIELD vs Gru. the team and the girls. And Tony & Bruce being like WTF? at The Minions. I see no way this is not awesome.
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Photoset reblogged from bip bop bam
This episode was grand and full of flourishes and over the top…
and then there’s this quiet little 3 line conversation, and I am SLAIN.
THIS GODDAMN SHOW
(Source: willdancy)
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Post reblogged from I'm No Heroine
does anyone else see “omg” and not even think “oh my god” anymore like i swear it’s just lost its ability to be an abbreviation and become a completely separate entity expressing astonishment
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Post reblogged from Cake or death?
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Photo reblogged from Steam and Steel
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Photoset reblogged from rhymes with "camera"
Gaston really is the most terrifying Disney villain because he could be anyone in the world.
^ this
he could be the French Romney…..
THE FRENCH ROMNEY
(Source: thomasfinchmackee)
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Post reblogged from i see no difference between romance and solitude.
‘Beam me up, Scotty’, now used to indicate a desire to be removed from a dangerous or difficult situation, is supposedly the form in which Captain Kirk of the television series Star Trek (1966 onwards) habitually requested to be returned from a planet to the Starship Enterprise. In fact, the nearest equivalent found is, ‘Beam us up, Mr Scott’, which occurs in the episode ‘Gamesters of Triskelion’ by Gene Roddenberry.
