castieltheangelofthursgay:

jawslightning:

the best tumblr has to offer

yahoo paid $1.1 billion for this

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teafromneverland:

“I wish… I wish…” 

teafromneverland:

“I wish… I wish…” 

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  • Me all the time: I'd rather be at Disney

kaiba-s-giant-dick:

vastderp:

the-real-seebs:

rosalarian:

Angelina Jolie had a double mastectomy, in case you hadn’t heard. How dare she remove those ticking time bombs from her chest, amiright? Like, hasn’t she learned by now that her body is public domain and we all get to vote on what she does with it? Sheesh, how selfish can ya get.

This is a really good summary of the situation, yes.

yyyyyyep.

And people try to say sexism is dead. 

Did people actually get up in arms about this? I honestly didn’t see a single person say she was wrong in any way for doing it. Maybe I hang out in overly-progessive crowds…

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jimmyjamjimjohn:

rubywhiterabbit:

One day we’ll be in a Marvel movie, sitting there as something doesn’t feel right. and as the credits start to roll we’ll know what it is. It will flash up on screen and our hearts will break. “In loving memory of Stan Lee”. There was no cameo in that movie. And there never will be again.

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athickgirlscloset:

boomboomdeaux:

wellmuddasick:

muchadoaboutmusicals:

The Original Broadway Cast of Disney’s The Lion King


Mufasa :: Sarabi :: Young Nala and Simba :: Simba :: Nala:: Rafiki :: Pumba and Timon :: Zazu :: Scar :: The Hyenas (Ed, Shenzi, and Banzai)

Probably the best costume designs for a musical I have ever seen. The combination of the puppetry along with their facial makeup and outfits is stunning.

MY FAVORITE BROADWAY SHOW! I cried real tears it was so beautiful.

a random reblog for one of the best shows ever on Broadway!

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Reblog this if you’ve ever desperately, totally wanted to live in a fictional universe.

99-problems-but-a-snitch-aint-1:

chibaba27:

travellersinthisland:

secretly-john-watson:

the-fandoms-are-cool:

thestupidsunflowerseed:

captain-kirks-perfect-hair:

I want to know that I’m not alone in this…

Every single day

every second of my waking life and every moment of my dreaming one

24/7

middle earth

brace your selves, My universal portal machine is coming

Hogwarts, District 12, Forks, Westeros…

Oh you do not want to live in district 12. Stop that.

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hipsterlibertarian:

Don’t tweet about food, or exercise, or animals! If you do, you might be a terrorist.
Other words that terrorists apparently like to use include wave, pork, and metro — so definitely nix those Facebook complaints about how slow the Red Line is today, because the Department of Homeland Security is watching.
If this sounds ridiculous, overreaching, and like a huge violation of privacy, that’s because it is:

The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) just released DHS internal documents about the surveillance of social media and the information collected daily. EPIC gained access to the documents with a lawsuit, pushing the Freedom of Information Act.
The documents included hundreds of keywords that the government tracks.
The Department of Homeland Security initiative started in February 2011. The department aimed to use social media to stay in-the-know about breaking news as it’s happening. Tweets mentioning “attack” or “shooting” could, for instance, alert officials disturbances to national security right away.

Yes, if we’d only had Twitter in 2001, I’m sure DHS could have prevented everything by intercepting bin Laden’s “Big plans to attack American today! #twintowers #terrorism” tweet.
All joking aside, this program isn’t legal, and it isn’t right. Click here to learn more, and here to see a full list of terms DHS monitors, as well as a larger version of the graphic.

hipsterlibertarian:

Don’t tweet about food, or exercise, or animals! If you do, you might be a terrorist.

Other words that terrorists apparently like to use include wave, pork, and metro — so definitely nix those Facebook complaints about how slow the Red Line is today, because the Department of Homeland Security is watching.

If this sounds ridiculous, overreaching, and like a huge violation of privacy, that’s because it is:

The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) just released DHS internal documents about the surveillance of social media and the information collected daily. EPIC gained access to the documents with a lawsuit, pushing the Freedom of Information Act.

The documents included hundreds of keywords that the government tracks.

The Department of Homeland Security initiative started in February 2011. The department aimed to use social media to stay in-the-know about breaking news as it’s happening. Tweets mentioning “attack” or “shooting” could, for instance, alert officials disturbances to national security right away.

Yes, if we’d only had Twitter in 2001, I’m sure DHS could have prevented everything by intercepting bin Laden’s “Big plans to attack American today! #twintowers #terrorism” tweet.

All joking aside, this program isn’t legal, and it isn’t right. Click here to learn more, and here to see a full list of terms DHS monitors, as well as a larger version of the graphic.

iraffiruse:

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